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All right, next up, Actually as a buddy of mine and A y
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Young is the global United Nations SPG, the only American ambassador who has an
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organization called Battery Tour a Battery Tour seventeen. Ay Y brought over a whole
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bunch of people for our International Day a piece and he's going to rock this
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room, this Times Square audience and concert facility. So ay you ready?
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Here we go? Yes. A Y Young is right there way in the
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back. A local hip hop artist makes an international name for himself. He
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is the first artist to power his concert with one hundred percent renewable enemies.
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It is a real honor to recognize mister A. Y Young, the founder
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of Battery Tours. It's incredible. Can't wait for you to see that the
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United Nations is now throwing its support behind him. Mister Young has made a
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big impact in his younger life. Born in nineteen ninety one, he's a
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singer, songwriter, a dancer, producer, entrepreneur, and sustainability advocate.
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He's staged and performed more than eight hundred concerts. He was named by the
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United Nations recently as one of seventeen Youth World Leaders of the World the only
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individual selected for that honor from the United States. I'm looking forward to stimulating
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a local economy further, bringing entrepreneurs together, leading businesses together, bringing the
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world together so we can make some change. Idea to listen, tell me
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what to do, give me ideas. My mission is to kind of bring
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down these silos and build bridges to power collective action by bringing everyone together.
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There's gonna be my work plans in three different phases. I'm going to make
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an album power one hundred percent by renewable Energy. Right now, A y
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Young is working on an album based on the seventeen United Nations Goals. Major
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stars like Tech nine and Philly Islands elaborate there are seven hundred million people that
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are still living in probable hold. Premis severe music. It's about collaboration,
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about getting excited. It's about going across the finish. How don't anyone could
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disagree that everyone needs to have access to energy, water. We're all these
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outlets for change. We can't change. Happy your day with Uth New York.
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It's like a billion people without energy around the world, and I spent
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my life to bring people energy and light the world. Yeah, we can't,
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we can't light the world. We can't change the door. We can
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rule the world. We can we can light the world. We can change
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the world. We can Yeah, light it up? Shoot shoot a pole?
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Does them boys? Put your hands up? Better? Man up a
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debbie, man down, get the humber drying eavy? How we roll around,
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power up, charging up the day. No, it's millions who ain't
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gotten no lie, so shoot doh. We fight for the light to life.
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We can light the world. We can't change the up. We can
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roll up. We can light the up. We can't change the up.
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We can rule the world. Yeah, we can light the up. We
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can't change the one. We can't world. Yeah, yeah, we can
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like up. Yeah, we can light the what's up, guys, I've
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been doing this sustainability thing for like twelve years, right, bringing people energy,
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helping the world. I feel like I'm in a blue ocean. I
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feel like I've been alone. So I wrote about it. When the paint
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dries at some massypace if words with strings and single sens from there, see,
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you can't give up. You be the one. Are you giving up?
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Are you giving up? Don't give up? You can't give up.
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You be the one. Are you giving up? Are you giving up?
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Now? I'm riding my way rock, get too out and space you don't
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need to have again? Which wain go? I was colsing in my blue
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ocean, in my space, I was constant my blues, minds past you
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do anything and said your mind to just ride down way, Just ride down
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the way. I rode my own never deserved. We get in and you
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can't control she feel in the hole. See it's that part of you.
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See you can't give up. You be the ones? Are you giving up?
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Are you giving enough? So you can't give up? You be the
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ones? Are you giving up? Don't give up me? And now I
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ride. I'm telling you man to missus statability journey. It could be crazy.
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It's like the way the blue ocean, but it's good to be together.
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You guys, make some noise house for earth. There my bush,
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my bush, mounds past minds, pasce mons, past hey house. And
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now I got some bob how you guys doing mounds? Basket to faith.
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Now I rot my way way right now, ride my own way rock,
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get too out of space, no need to navigate? Ready to go?
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Makes a noise for yourself? What's up? Everybody? Say Outlet say plucked
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it. You guys know who the solo Gia is, right, y'all know
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me? Solo Che started with the batteries, made it from the street,
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feeling like fuck. All lies on me. Can sustainabilities, the goat of
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solar rep and I eat that'll be two are depending on me. Y'all know
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me. Solo Che started with the batteries, made it from the street.
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Starting from the street corner got more green than lawna John did for the more
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countries in the Reindeer seen nick game. Gott no click like outlets. Everybody
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want to ride this way? Everybody want to block my son? Hey it's
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Doug. Who's that? I hate this guy? It's unfair. Up and
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finds a new career. How you do it? I agree? The soul
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stuff to the disease is this guy just sucks. He's not green, she
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says, sustainability. Got so many clothes. I can being your roll,
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never letting go no my roll and hit my goals coming play when I've been
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like Arena oor event fourth quarter with my back it is the wall. It
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ain't difficult. Got so many clothes, like a being of roll, never
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letting go, no my role here, my goals and playing when I've been
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like Arena Ori event fourth quarter in my back, it is the wall.
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It ain't difficult. Y'all know me, Solo G shock up with the batteries,
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went from the streets and like pop, all lies on me. Can
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sustain the bility, turn my mic down a little bit. Now I eat
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battery tour depending on me. Y'all know me. I'm a solo GI,
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starting with the batteries. Made it from the street. What's that guy?
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I'm the solar solo G. I powered like nine hundred concerts using solar energy.
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Hey, Sola, y'all know me. Solo GI started put a battle.
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He's made it from the tree. Who the first g me? I'm
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the chance, Yeah, I'm gonna spit the road tight, I can't see
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name. I was going from the city for the chant. Ben. I'm
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the first g me. I'm the chat. Yeah, I got the juice.
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Turn on the news. You cannot box with this champion got so many
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flows. I contain the roll, never letting go, and I'm gonna roll
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here my go, come we play. When I've bet like Arena or even
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point quote over, my back is the wall. It ain't difficult. Got
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so many flows. Oh, what's up, girl? What you got?
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You got to dance? Hey, little solo gus difficult, y'all know me.
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Solo G started with the batteries, made it from the street. So
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then like Pocoll lies on me, jeans sustainability. I'm the goat, a
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solo rat. Nazi gottery to it depending on me, y'all know me.
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Solo G started with the batteries, made it from the street. Hey,
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Hey, when I say a y'all say why. Hey, Hey, when
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I say battery, y'all say, tour battery, battery. I can see
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light, Hey, I can feel it. So shine down the giant fim
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square. Hello, up one b without a light, dusk boxing night,
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but shine so right, don't see take some chap life, din downs and
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leagues under sea, the voices all just together. We got the power inside.
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We got the power to bring energy in the jean storing up the sad
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sadden me. Together we can power joy, shoot sup up life afterward in
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the g in the gin the enemy, we got an Yes today, everybody,
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put one phone out, put one phone out. Let's have a moment.
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We're on Earth Day. Let's have a moment. There's millions of people
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without energy. Put a phone up, put one phone again. Yes,
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I know it's even in the day times. Guys, you guys ready home,
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went out. Let's have a moment, got se, that's a moment
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I feel. We got in there da show, let's line on time,
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squad. Geez, how we go? Well, I can see I can't
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shut down, and job, I can feel it. I can feel it
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in the Jackson, I can fit in and gee, make some noise for
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yourself. Guys, make sure you guys get plugged in. Say outlet say
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plugged in. I'm a y and I think we can change the world.
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Heck, oh system mister. Look who's made the last one? Got I
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can't find the reasons that to keep. It's gonna take teachers, sweetest dreams.
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Let's go, guys, just okay, stand up and have a good
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time. I'm gonna sign up right. That's all five words, you guys
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sing it, I mean go we can change the world. Well, it's
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got five or sun the world go, we can change well, shine,
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let's go, we can change the that's the earthday. We got to come
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again and now and we got to come agether and baby or Earth thing.
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See, y'all. I don't like getting any more than you. What's up
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guys? Hey? The eo ina is stap this this bo what's up hey?
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Hey? Cause it's about time be humble and realize that we are one
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in the same, unique and one of a con ride ride to days.
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Come in when we join together. Put your best foot for what's up?
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Girl? Hey? They call me a y spoke the acon Marvin Gaye in
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the grave viox Let's have a great time? Makes a noise? Am I
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doing? Okay? Guys? What's up? Right? Okay? We gotta
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be loud right? Its birthday. We're in Times Square. It shows five
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words of hey you guys, ready, hey go we can't change the world.
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Great Chinguin's up singing out guys, we can change a right said,
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we can change the world. Got it coming, get and now one got
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it coming kid and now by so many people to think right. We gotta
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thank the Green Sheek for being here. Man, you're the man, dude,
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earth Rise was here. Oh man, thank you guys. Lbb let's
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just rough. Digital's here on a y with the Battery tour. We're coming
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together to celebrate our today. Paul, You're the man. Everybody's singing out
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five or singing out coat. We can change the singing out right now you
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talking, We can chess the word black white, tome square. Everybody's singing
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week. You got to come and get the goots. He's coming, kid
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and apice, deep cut cut come together, deep cut dot com together,
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deep cut cut coming out. Please got to come to get through the wind
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in store me when we've got to come to Thank you guys so much.
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I mean what okay, Okay, I think that guy's name is a y
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Young. How about one more round of applause for Ay and his involvement with
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Mother Earth, his Battery tour last International Day of Peace September twenty first,
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we did the entire show Solar okay, And we're into mother Earth and taking
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care of mother Earth, no doubt about it. And Ay is this Sustainable
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Development Global Ambassador. So we're very honored to have him. We're very honored
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to have everybody here, Okay, anybody that comes on the stage, anybody
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who's sitting in these seats, anybody who cares about mother Earth. We are
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very honored to know you and thank you for being part of it. So
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why don't you just thank you, so else, Thank everybody else, Thank
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the entire world. This is a world show. We're going to Australia,
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next, Egypt, Vancouver, Miami. Anybody know where Miami is? We
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got half of New York down there. Okay. So next we're gonna have
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an SDG panel. Everybody get up here please, Okay. SDG stands for
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Sustainable Development Goals. After that, we still have another couple hours of programs
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with a lot of musical talent. Like ay, mostly everybody is musical talent,
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and it's gonna be in Mandarin, it's gonna be in Spanish and there
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we had superstars in those communities, okay, and as well as others.
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We got a guy who's twenty million on and he's gonna bank some drums.
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Okay, drummer John. He's been waiting patiently back there. So it's it's
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just going to keep going on and on. So where's that SPG panel?
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Yeah, huh? How are we doing? Look the video? Okay?
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All right, well we have another special treat here with a voot a video
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that we had some technical difficulty before, but we're able to do now.
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The can Canal sued, founder of We the Planet Chief Impact Officer, Choper
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Foundation Special Advisor and global expert for disruptive and Deepak Chroper is our buddy.
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We're playing at god willing the most extraordinary and disruptive time modern human history.
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It is a pivotal moment for all the humanity, where peace is no longer
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a progressive idea than a collective imperative. A storm can be felt inside each
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and every one of us. It challenges the authenticity and oneness of our human
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consciousness. As we look around, we see a cacophony of global crisis,
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climate change, hownlessness, famine, disease, displacement of our war, and
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deep division that is threatening all of humanity. There is still come together.
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We can work to repair this fractured world, a world cracking under the weight
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of chaos, breed, violence, and volatility. We can envision a world
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of compassion, innovation and oneness, a collective voice, a collective consciousness,
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a color collective journey to bring inner peace and global unity. Through innovative endeavors
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and compassionate insight, we can bring about change. We can accomplish this together
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through the power of visionary leadership backed by action. If we focus first on
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our individual transformative journeys. We can collectively work to fix the challenges that affect
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us all. Let us unite the people of the four winds of the world.
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Let us take action as a global family for the betterment of all of
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humanity, for today, for tomorrow, and to authorize these safeguards for generations
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to come. We must strive to work in partnership with technological advancements to enable
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us to move so swiftly and expeditiously as time is of the essence. We
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must take full responsibility for healing ourselves, for healing the earth, and for
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the care of all of its inhabitants. This is our vision, the vision
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a healed world that is our home. This is about the weed, not
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the meed. Let us be the architects of meaningful change, the change we
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want to see, the change we want to mean, the imperative change for
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our survival, and together we can make the impossible possible. Ladies and gentlemen,
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distinguished guests, it is with great honor and privilege that we introduce to
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you all a visionary genius whose work trends, sends boundaries, and inspires countless
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individuals worldwide. A fervent advocate for mental health, social impact, environmental sustainability
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and global peace. Mister Cunaal sud Kunal is the founder of We the Planet
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and co chair of We the Future. He is also the Chief Impact Officer
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at the Chopra Foundation and Special Advisor for Disruptive In a world often marred by
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division and dishord whunaws, unwavering commitment to fostering unity, sustainability, holistic well
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being and utilize a music and the arts as a good medicine serves as a
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begon of hope and inspiration for generations to come. Through his innovative endeavors and
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compassionate leadership in action, Kunal exempts affids the transformative power of visionary leaders and
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the profound impact it can have on shaping a brighter, more equitable future.
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For a song, I present to you a true pioneer of positive transformation,
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Prunong sued. So I want to ask you all a question. Anyone know
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how that video was generated? Ay? I see everyone knows the AI story
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right now. And even though I saw that, I was like, h
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not bad and interesting. It's like getting there. But I think I'm gonna
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introduce myself to you. Min Canal, Sue, I'm honored to be here.
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Thank you Nick, Thank you David. There lots of unsung heroes who
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are not in the room right now that deserve a lot of praise for what's
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happening. I'd love for the slides to come up on the screen so I
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can introduce what's happening. So, okay, I'll tell you a story about
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fifteen twenty years ago. I was in the slums of Mumbai and this is
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how I came to do the work I do here to now. I was
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a research scientist with the UCSF at Harvard and I came across the first time
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in my life, the opportunity of a lifetime. I was in the slums,
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helping those that couldn't be helped. But what was interesting is I thought
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I could save them because I had this Harvard syndrome. And when I hit
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the ground, I got on my knees because I realized the magnitude of the
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problem was so big that I couldn't save one life and I had to be
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in service of them. So what I did was I decided, you know
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what, this saving the world syndrome, I'm going to stop. And the
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lesson I learned on the ground was it doesn't matter who you are, where
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you come from, the most important thing is that you lead a life that's
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in service of others, and those that you serve, honor, cherish and
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love you for your service. Vain. That's why I started with the planet.
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And these are the four pillars that We the Future was founded on.
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It was on Sava which is service, Sunggdha which is community, Sadna which
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is self mastery, and Sadharama which is higher purpose and next flight, please,
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next life. I guess AI and av av needs to catch up to
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Ai. Okay, And these are the four course states that we want to
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inculcate in every human being. I work with the Chopra Foundation as the chief
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Impact Officer and as the founder of We the Future. I believe that one
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of the most important things we can do here now, and in addition to
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enjoying the music, is to really start to look at consciousness, not just
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climate change, but consciousness is our greatest problem gam challenge. If we focus
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on inner transformation, we can actually have the meaningful impact that we need to
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have in the world here and now. So on that we look at.
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The first is truth Now how many of you know this. I worked in
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the death and Dying word about twenty years ago, and the greatest regret of
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the dying was not to delete a life that was true to yourself, but
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one that was expected of others, your parents, your loved one, even
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your kids. Now, while that is not impossible, meaning you can't divorce
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yourself with that, the most cherished thing you can do is be true to
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yourself while leading a life in service of others. The second thing that allows
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you to do is inculcate a sense of joy and purpose and satisfaction. From
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that place, it's very important for you to actually garner the strength, the
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inner strength as well as the power necessary to finally find peace in our time.
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We're all suffering from a pandemic of suffering itself. Life has become more
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than just chaos and order. It's become stressful, and I feel like the
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most important thing we can do right now is focused on transforming ourselves so that
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we can transform the world. Because once you have self transformation, can actually
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start to focus on transforming our world. Next night, please, next night.
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So this is the cardinal truth I was just talking about. Right everyone
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over here wants to change the world, but nobody wants to change. And
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the truth is that next light change starts with us and not just human beings.
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I invite you all to look beyond being human, to look at the
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animals that look at the life on the sea, look at the hidden creatures,
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magical creatures like baby Yoda, who we all love from Star Wars.
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Because the most important thing right now is we have to live a life in
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service that's something larger than us. We have to come together as family,
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as nation states, as elders, as youth. And when we can truly
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unite women, men, black or white, all around the world, all
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four winds of the world, as you heard in the video, we can
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make the impossible possible. So I invite you all to join us in this
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vision of making the impossible possible because it's not about me, it's about we.
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Where I want a Y to come back up here, a y,
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a Y come up come back here here? There we go because were the
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future is about both of us, all of us united. You go,
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you get that? Can we give him a mic? Please? Because he's
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better at this than I have in somewhere. I want you to say,
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Okay, what you say best we are the future, we are the planet.
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Change our will help me out, guys, I mean, please putting
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me on the spot. I'm putting it on the spot because I know he
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can take the heat. We are the future, we are the future,
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We are the come out. Say with us, Okay, we the planet.
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Say with us, We the planet, We the future, We the
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future. We are the future. We are we are the planet. We
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are united. We stand and we can make the impossible possible. And we
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can make the impossible possible together. And now you can see your son.
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We can change the world. Are all right? So now I'm gonna invite
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some distinguished guests on stage and we're gonna have a conversation around changing the world,
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making the impossible possible, and transforming our world for a better future.
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Please give a round of applause with all these thought leaders that really come together
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to save our world. They live their life in every breath transforming our world
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for a better future. You heard from one of them, Green Shake earlier
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on and you're gonna hear from sister Jenna and Luke who've all done their path
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from wellness to the planet. Please put your hands together to invite our distinguished
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guests on stage, Thank you so much, and keep changing the world and
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keep being a force for good in the world. Thank you all any stage,
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anywhere you can. You are welcome to say anywhere you like. Al
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Right, we all help, we all here. Is there one missing?
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Welcome? Is there someone missing? Alright? So we're gonna have a conversation
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around the planet first and almost I'd really love to have each of you share
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your story in one minute or less so that we can get into the deep
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trenches of why we're here, here and now. And I'd love to start
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with you Shake. I know you've done extraordinary work in the world to transform
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our world. Could you share something really special about the work you're doing here
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and now before I share my work. When I was like at twenty four
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years old as a diver, so I went deep diving about one hundred feet
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underwater. Then I saw corals and the corals looks different than the normal.
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It's not red. It's very dry. That corals like talking to me and
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say it as ease you come close up. I want you to see me
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how I am really distressed and sick because I'm the coral here in this reef.
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If I am sick is indicate that the planet is sick. Please help
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me from that moment. It's just analogy how this coral specie talking to me
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and said, please help the planet, bring the people up there on the
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land and make a difference. I love that. You know. One of
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my friends actually is a askin is working on AI that can speak to animals
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and animals can speak back to us. So that's amazing you say that because
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one of the movies that really moved my heart, actually my co founder lawyer
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made me turn me onto it. It was my Octopus Teacher, and it
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was this beautiful documentary about speaking to the octopus and just observing it in nature
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and understanding how the power of nature itself can teach us how to protect,
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preserve, and form in love with Mother Earth, with natured itself. So
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that's very powerful. Sister Jenna, you've been a friend for many decades.
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I know you've done unbelievable work. I'd love for you to have to share.
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Thankskanal and Omshanti everyone. I think one of the most important things about
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our conversation today is the way we are affected by moments. For me,
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it was an awakening when I was in the Mount Abu Rajasthan at the headquarters
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of the Brahma Khamaris. I tell you not I had such a profound experience
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of something in the soul awakening now, Shaikh and everyone else on the stage.
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When you're living for your eye, your me, and your mind,
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it's a completely different world. When you step out of the eye, the
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me and the mind and you turn to something bigger than that, you become
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an instrument to make a difference. So the awakening that happened for me was
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when I started to feel this link between I as a soul, as spiritual
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being, having a human experience, and then connecting to Allah Jehovah Shiva and
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seeing how that energy was making me do certain things that were different more peaceful.
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Now, when I look at spirituality as a means of helping us,
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how I see that is if I become a peaceful person, I make peaceful
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decisions. When I make peaceful decisions, the planet Earth receives the reward of
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that. Whether it's from vegetarianism, whether it is meditation, whether it is
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the fact that we have installed one of the largest solar thermal systems in the
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world. Whatever it is, it's because it comes from a peaceful mind.
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That's my contribution to what I want to share today. We don't hear that
34:50
a lot. We don't hear about the importance of a peaceful mind creating a
34:54
better earth life. And it's interesting you say that, because just several months
35:00
ago we were here in Times Square talking exactly about how if we could create
35:05
and really make New York City the capital of inner peace and consciousness as well
35:12
as well being, how it would be the most extraordinary thing you could do
35:15
in our time because without inner peace. You know, while it's great to
35:20
go to the mountains and become a monk and you know, elevate, but
35:23
imagine if you could do it right here, in real time, in the
35:25
middle of Times Square a meditation. And that's what we did. We led
35:30
a meditation right in Times Square and everyone within all of the chaos to find
35:37
a moment a small measure of inner peace, which is so valuable. So
35:42
thank you for that. I love. Now I'm going to the AI expert
35:45
doctor, and I'd love for you to share your story as well as you
35:51
know, your take on the world. So I was diving one hundred and
35:53
ten feet, but I might feel a diver well, but for me it
36:00
was more simple. It's kind of like about fulfillment. So I was lucky
36:07
that I got into entrepreneurship early on. Exited three companies, one of the
36:10
unicorn but kind of like you get to a point where you look at yourself
36:15
and you're not gonna eat more than you eat, You're gonna wear more than
36:19
you were, and you keep thinking, what have I done? What am
36:22
I leaving next? And it kind of like struck me when I saw like
36:27
an older mentor of myself. He was like in the end of his life
36:30
and the only thing that he can do is just give money at that point
36:34
in time to make an impact. So that made me think, what if
36:37
we started early on, why can't we have impact as a goal of like
36:43
companies that build that. So I created a company to do that. I
36:47
got a couple partners to support them, Driper, jumpt on Board, and
36:52
Vola. Now I am having a full platform developed to helping people because you
36:59
might not know, but like, there is seven hundred million people living at
37:02
less than two and a quarter per day, so how can we help them?
37:07
It does not take that long that what opened my eyes started going down
37:12
that rabbit hole and you're right. It feels good when you are serving a
37:15
bigger purpose. We are doing something that is not only you. You feel
37:21
much better. You see it in your every day and every life, in
37:24
your kids, in situations that happen unexplicably, like things that go your way,
37:30
and you know now that you must have done something good and it does
37:34
not require much. Just start with yourself. That's it. It's so true.
37:38
You know what you said was so important. If we can teach the
37:42
youth the importance of social impact. In fact, that's happening. The youth
37:46
are far more away of what social impact is. But the power of the
37:52
youth and the elder is not that I'm saying when we have to confess that
37:55
we're a little older than the youth, right, that that unity really forms
38:01
a magical formula. Because if we give them that practical wisdom and allow them
38:07
to really dive into social impact from one hundred feet, you know, dive
38:10
right in into the heart of sort of impact, that's such a gift not
38:15
only for them but for the world. So thank you for that. And
38:17
finally, i'd love I mean, you're an icon in India for a wellness
38:22
and even integrative medicine to a degree. You know you've done so many extraordiny
38:27
things look to save a billion lives. So I'd love for you to give
38:30
you your perspective on thank you, Thank you, Thank you. Conal So,
38:37
about twelve years ago, when I started my practice in the field of
38:39
integrative and lifestyle medicine, we had two categories of patients. Some we're getting
38:45
the same cycles of chemotherapy stage two breast cancer. If I can use that
38:50
as an example, one hundred patients getting one hundred different outcomes, the same
38:54
stage of the disease, the same cycles of chemo therapy. We further studied
39:00
this data and we found a group that had more spectacular recoveries or remissions.
39:07
The one commonality was this group aligned their lifestyles with nature. They aligned their
39:15
sleep cycles with the circadian rhythms. They started to change the way they eat,
39:20
move, sleep and think. And today on Earth Day, we should
39:24
never forget that we are all products of nature. And when we start to
39:29
align the way we eat, sleep, think and move with our surroundings the
39:35
biorhythms, everything has the possibility to start getting better. The way the immune
39:40
system responds, the anti infl inflammatory response of the body. Even the medication
39:46
that you may be on starts to work more effectively because we're in a biofield
39:52
that supports chemicals, biology, physiology and everything together. So I do believe
39:58
that the story I have today is every one out there can make impact right
40:01
now. We don't need more complication. We need to align with the laws
40:07
of nature to circadian rhythms. Get the foundations right first. Once you got
40:12
the foundations right, then you can look for complication. If not, everything
40:15
else is just a pursuit and it's quite futile. Thank you. Yeah,
40:20
you know, I agree with that completely. I think one of the most
40:22
important things today is we have not only inflame bodies, but an inflamed society,
40:28
right, so everything connects to one another. The well being of a
40:32
person, in my opinion and my view, and this is the inside I've
40:37
had, even working with the Chokra Foundation, is pivotal towards the well being
40:42
of the planet because from personal wellbeing, only then can you become an agent
40:49
of true transformation, true impact, true agency to help the other. I
40:55
want to come back to Yu Shaik now and ask a challenging question. Fact,
41:00
it's about challenge. What is a personal challenge that you have here and
41:05
now that you're trying to solve for, as well as what is the global
41:08
grand challenge that you are extremely passionate about. One of the most challenging is
41:15
about understanding, understanding not others, understanding yourself. The most difficulties is not
41:23
about understanding nature or others, or politics or economics, know understanding yourself.
41:31
Many people, they reach fifties and sixties, they still don't know who they
41:37
are. Two days are important in your life, when you're born and when
41:42
you discover why you're born. Still people are fifties and sixties, they don't
41:46
know why they're born. So when you know what you don't know, you'll
41:52
make a difference. So, beautiful sister Jenna, a personal challenge in a
41:58
global grand challenge, I don't think there's a challenge. I just think there's
42:01
a need for more awareness. And I will agree with His holiness. When
42:08
you become aware of who you really are behind your eyes, you won't play
42:13
games because your spirit, your soul, governing your physical and this human dimension
42:21
is completely responsible for everything. I was looking around here, Conal and everyone.
42:27
Can you imagine if every one of these billboards gave a message of peace
42:31
or hope or or drop of light. What would happen to all of us
42:36
right now? And you see, individuals have to feel that change within themselves
42:42
in order to initiate that externally. So I think now we're in a mode
42:47
of really beginning to spiritually awaken. There's a real importance for us to know
42:52
that we are souls and we are really irresponsible for our thoughts, our words,
43:00
our actions. Peace is so simple. Stop thinking waste and negative thoughts
43:06
about people. It's amazing, you know, you just channeled one of the
43:10
most beautiful I felt the divine mother speak because only mothers see it as not
43:16
a challenge. Otherwise, literally, from the womb to the tomb, the
43:22
mother knows that even if it is a challenge, you cannot see it as
43:24
a challenge. You have to see it as something that needs to be solved.
43:28
And you know, as a state, it's amazing you just inculcated that
43:31
state of truth, you know, inner peace and strength, which leads to
43:37
happiness, which leads to joy. And thank you for embodying that in a
43:42
And you're right, even I always thought, not just times square, but
43:45
imagine if we had the whole world start to focus on greening the planet,
43:52
on your extraordinary citizenship and your causes, your idea of inner peace as well
43:58
as peace. Reflect on the outside, the messaging, the narrative will start
44:02
to change consciousness, transform it from the inside out. I mean, just
44:07
imagine if every one of these billboards just had people pause for peace for the
44:12
earth. Yeah, and silence, just a moment of silence, you know.
44:16
And I'd love to go to you and ask you what do you feel
44:22
is the challenge of social impact? What do you feel is a personal challenge
44:28
or a global challenge that you feel needs to be addressed here now with regards
44:31
to social impact. So I have spent my life studying technology PAHD in machine
44:36
learning, intelligence and trust networks, and to me, it feels like technology
44:42
is becoming a false dog. It's like we idolis technology too much, and
44:47
we basically can like think this is nature, which is not nature around us.
44:52
There is a deeper meaning behind nature itself. We are connected in so
44:58
many ways that we are not yet aware of. And we hear about quantum
45:02
entanglement from a scientific point of view that basically should give you hope that we
45:08
are all part of one big thing. It's just that we choose to put
45:13
the technology blinds on our eyes and just depend on that forever. No,
45:17
stop for a second, think about the miracle that this planet is. We
45:22
are just a speck of dust in the middle of galaxy. There are four
45:24
hundred and fifty other billion planets just like this one, but there is life
45:30
on only one that we are aware of. So it makes sense for us
45:35
to cherish that, not to waste our time energy in differences, in puny
45:40
things that will never amount to anything. Just stop, look at the person
45:45
next to you. They are humans just like you. They have the same
45:49
parapose they have the same feelings, they have the same family's responsibilities. That's
45:53
my challenge is making sure that people understand that everybody are the same insight beautiful.
46:01
Yeah, we are one, and you said so much in there.
46:04
It's so powerful one that we are stardust. That's something that Needle Grass Tyson
46:08
tells us. You know, we all come from the stars, we all
46:12
go back to the stars. We all are startust. But what actually hit
46:15
me even harder with what you said is that AI can either empower us or
46:22
enslave us. And right now, because of the way we're treating AI and
46:25
the consciousness. We're giving AI too much power. Everyone's like doom and gloom.
46:30
AI can destroy us. In the next five years, we are going
46:31
to be controlled and you know everyone's going to lose their jobs at AI.
46:35
And the truth is, if we flip the script on that, because it's
46:38
all about data, It's all about the information and the stories we tell ourselves
46:45
as well as AI, that can truly solve for some of our global grand
46:51
challenges, as including the inner grand challenges the matter most to us here and
46:54
now. Yeah, I'd love to go to Luke, now look at I'd
46:59
love your perspective on a global brand challenge or even a personal challenge that you
47:04
feel you see as an extremely vital need here and now. I think the
47:10
challenge that I see every day is actually human behavior. It's not that we
47:15
have a lack of knowledge, It's not that we don't have the right tools
47:20
to make the change that we want to make. I think it all comes
47:22
down to human behavior, the choices that we make every day. I mean,
47:27
we're living in a world of complication today. We don't need more gadgets
47:30
to tell us how deeply we slept at night we don't need these gadgets where
47:36
disconnecting from our inner instinct where deligning ourselves from nature When we're dependent on the
47:43
device to constantly tell us how to feel, how to parent, how to
47:46
eat, and how to sleep. They're great tools, but I think every
47:51
human out there has a perfect thruit and a perfect lie, and we're all
47:53
aware of this. We know a lie we tell ourselves every day with the
47:58
actions that we don't take, and we also know the truth as to why
48:01
we're suffering today, whether it's a health problem or whether it's our climate and
48:06
our earth. So I think, like His Highness said, the word understanding
48:09
ourselves first is the first step towards change. But I do believe the biggest
48:15
challenge right now is human behavior and all our actions have to move in that
48:20
direction. Yeah. I agree. The mind is such a powerful thing.
48:23
It can really control the narrative, and that human behavior component is so important
48:30
for us in order to transform ourselves. You know, there's what you reminded
48:37
me of is what Deepak believes in. Deepak Chopra is one of the world's
48:40
most interesting men in the world. He is a pioneer in integrative medicine and
48:46
he also believes exactly that you don't need all these tools to transform. All
48:53
you need is the self and self realization in the form of silence, savor
49:02
service, sangha, community of fellowship, sadhna self mastery or self development,
49:12
and swadharma higher purpose with authentic being. So would you speak to is exactly
49:20
that. Of course you've come from India. So I just gave you guys
49:22
a quick lesson in Hindi in Sanskrit, which is kind of like our Latin
49:28
American, you know, Latin language. So thank you so much for allowing
49:31
me to do that, Your highness, I want to go back to you
49:35
for a second. You're holding the world in your hand right now, literally
49:38
speaking, you know, and figuratively and literally you're holding the world in your
49:43
hand right now. If we were to tell the next generation who are fervently
49:47
fearful of a future of conflict of pain, not only inner conflict, but
49:53
the world of outer conflict, how can we solve for that? What is
49:59
your message? We have to be a role models, good examples. There
50:05
are many ways, but I will give you two things, the connection and
50:12
harmony. When I say connection with the earth, what's relevant the earth and
50:19
I we have a lot of things to share because my body is from here.
50:24
So we have three elements, from the earth, from the water,
50:30
and from the divine up there. So the three connected. So we want
50:34
to teach the young generation we already connected to the earth. Seventy percent of
50:39
the water on earth, seventy percent of the water on our body. If
50:45
we see how many lungs on the earth, two lungs, the oceans and
50:51
the forest, and how many lungs do we have too, true lungs.
50:54
So if we can mimic and to see the image of the earth, if
51:00
the earth is getting sick, we are getting sick. And we all human
51:06
being be created from one soul, one spirit together. If I hate you,
51:12
I hate myself. If I love you, I love myself. If
51:15
I help you, I help myself. So this is about connection and harmony.
51:22
Beautiful, thank you so much. I'm gonna now ask you, sister
51:27
Jenna, the same question. What for the next generation? What is your
51:30
message? What do you feel is a way in which we can solve for
51:34
I think Luke and His Highness and the Professor they have given the answer.
51:40
I think my question is what is it that's stopping us and I've seen this
51:45
acronym that I use a lot, algae. I know it belongs in the
51:50
bottom of the ocean. But algae in terms of anger, lust, greed,
51:54
attachment, ego is making us sick and the planet. So my choices,
52:01
your choices, if it's influenced by that, we are making ourselves sick
52:07
and we're making the planet sick. How do I get the algae? Exit
52:13
it out of my personalities? The question? How do I remove this virus
52:19
that's in my spirit? Give love, receive love, yes, give respect,
52:24
receive respect, good wishes, pure feelings. When you look at another
52:29
is that so hard to do? That's something and that's all we have to
52:36
do to change the planet. And I think that's my message. Look at
52:42
another person as a soul having an experience. Help them if they're going down,
52:47
give them a good wish, help them up. It's that simple.
52:53
Is that simple? Canal? Yeah? Yeah, you know it's It's interesting.
52:59
Love has become a four letter word today and a lot of people don't
53:01
want to use it because they think of it as oh, that's overused,
53:06
you know, overused, two difficult, too cheesy, too much. But
53:12
love is a true quality that if you can inculcate beyond the desire, beyond
53:19
you know, all of the lower levels of desires love. When you can
53:23
go into highest state of love, like you said, which is a state
53:27
of oneness and a state of being, I feel you can really truly,
53:31
extraordinarily change the world. So i'd love your thoughts on AI and the role
53:37
of love moving forward, what's going to happen, you know, for the
53:40
next generation, especially because they're going to go into a world which is driven
53:45
literally by the next evolution of AI, which is like fire, electricity,
53:51
and the Internet. All of the three have been connotated to be AI and
53:54
disruptive technologies or exponential technology. I love your thoughts, doctor, So there
54:00
is like the blue pearl and the red pearls. It depends on, like
54:04
where do you want to go with that? The interesting thing ABOUTI like so
54:08
the current version, like ch GPT and the other it's the first time in
54:14
modern history that a machine was able of talking back to us in a language
54:19
that we actually comprehend, not just like a canned output from it. And
54:22
when you peel underneath it is simply trying to predict the next talk. And
54:28
that's why you'd hear about something called hallucination. So yes, AI actually hallucinates.
54:32
If you ask it too many questions, it will just invent facts that
54:36
are so convincing to you. And what's dangerous about that is that it can
54:42
do the same that we are doing to ourselves, like become self delusional,
54:47
like to ourselves. So it takes you into down that path. And then
54:51
there is a study by MIT where they trained and AI on two different sets
54:55
of data. One was generic, the other one was homicide data. So
55:01
the show piece of paper with a stin of ketchup, the first one would
55:06
say paint. The second one would say blood murder, showing people sleeping in
55:10
a field, picnic murder. So what I'm saying here is that the you
55:17
know, the saying God created man in his own image, Man created AI
55:22
in his own image. Yes, so all the biases, everything that we
55:27
have today may be transferred into EI itself. That's the one of the things
55:34
that keep me up at night is that we would create an AI that looks
55:38
at us and suddenly it treats us as we are treating ourselves. So unless
55:45
we start to treat others the same way that we want AI to treat us,
55:51
in the future. It's going to be a whirlwind, so amazing well
55:55
for next generation folks. And clearly I'm in a red pill person because I
56:00
like red The red pill blue pill analogy comes from a movie called The Matrix,
56:06
which is of generation. It was kind of like the first iteration or
56:13
you know, attempt to show you what an AI world would look like where
56:17
humanity has the choice to be the best version of themselves or you know,
56:22
be trapped in the Matrix. And I think what you've illustrated is a perfect
56:27
idea of how we can actually become the best version of ourselves if we tell
56:30
the story of AI in a way that makes us the best human beings we
56:36
can be. Can I say something quickly, doctor, I do a daily
56:39
television show live Monday through Friday. Inside of that, I ask AI spiritual
56:46
questions. Wow. And it's been very interesting to see the responses that AI
56:52
is giving us back on chat, like how would you change the world?
56:55
What is so? What is God? It is responding and I find it
57:00
fascinating. Yeah. Absolutely, And you know AI is just a baby right
57:05
now. Yeah. And that video was AI generated, and I mean it
57:08
was nothing a bit a AI versus a ays video, but see, we
57:14
still have that human element that's necessarily But soon AI is gonna learn how to
57:19
be better at even creating videos for us. So it is the story that
57:23
we tell AI and I'd love. Look, you know, you are creating
57:29
a new generation of well being. So the next generation is growing up with
57:32
all these gadgets and you know, sleep monitors, and it's basically the quantify
57:38
itself is becoming a real thing in the world. How would you invite them?
57:43
What message would you have for the next generation here and now, see
57:47
a message would come from a space of preaching. So I would want to
57:51
see what's making people sick right now, which in turn is making the Earth
57:55
and the planets sick today. When we look at sickness, we can label
58:00
diseases like diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular. While there are normal causes, we're
58:06
failing to see that emotions like chronic anger, bitterness, guilt, envy,
58:12
repressed emotions over the years have scientifically proven today to also add to the formation
58:19
of disease in the body. The same negative emotions is what's hurting the planet.
58:23
And if we see the people who are making these apps, who are
58:27
controlling social media and everything else, their intention isn't the best So children right
58:34
now today, in fact, all of us are just social experiments. We
58:37
don't know what the outcome is going to be of everything that's happening around.
58:42
So I think we need to live a little bit more with awareness and consciousness.
58:46
AI is scary, but it can be fantastic as well. But the
58:50
person behind the AI model has to have the right intentions for everything to work.
58:54
So it comes back to consciousness and awareness and really looking at why is
59:00
the system broken right now? And it all comes down to greed, anger,
59:04
all the negative emotions, and I think we need to put a little
59:07
bit more focus over there. Why are we such a hurting planet right now?
59:12
Why are human suffering so much with these emotions? As we fix that,
59:15
we will then start to fix human behavior and human choices. Amazing.
59:20
You know, I fully agree with you. We're here because of Earth data.
59:23
We're celebrating Earth day to day, but also while celebrating it, it's
59:28
good to contemplate because contemplation is a very powerful tool. As we fix for
59:34
climate change on the outside, you know, we have to also fix for
59:38
the inner climate change on the inside. So the inner climate that prevails in
59:44
us is ultimately going to become the message we receive as well as we deliver
59:50
to the world. I'd love for you to share with us what does Earth
59:53
Day mean to you? You know, in one word as we wrap this,
1:00:00
you know, day up and celebration as well as contemplation. So the
1:00:04
one word that would inspire you and your life's work as well as everyone over
1:00:09
here, you know, to go forth and celebrate and contemplate the next step
1:00:15
on Earth Day representing God on Earth beautiful. Wow, yes, responsibility,
1:00:27
responsibility, Yes, from Earth we came and to her we're going to go
1:00:32
back. So to loose wisely wisdom beautiful, it would be love and gratitude.
1:00:38
I love it, yeah, one hundred percent. And for me personally
1:00:42
speaking, I believe that leadership, love, longevity, and life itself are
1:00:47
the words that matter most here and now. So with that, we want
1:00:51
to share an abundance of gratitude for all of you in the audience as well
1:00:54
as you guys out there on the stage and the steps. Thank you so
1:00:58
much for being here celebrating Earth Day with us. We really appreciate everyone here.
1:01:02
And may you always ha u clearly, may the force. Oh look
1:01:09
when you give something you received. I love it. Thank you so on
1:01:15
that note. May the Force be with you all, and thank you all
1:01:19
with abundance and love in our hearts. We wish you the best Earth Day
1:01:24
ever. Thank you everyone, Thank you everyone. All right, let's have
1:01:30
a big hand for the SDG panel. Smart people doing smart work, and
1:01:37
we thank you all for doing that, no doubt about it. All right,
1:01:44
a lot of good things happening here. We have a are she Sister
1:01:50
Jenna good elsel So, Nanny Jackson. Then I got everybody, Doctor adell
1:02:05
s Mercy PhD. Now is our moderator the green shake green. He's not
1:02:13
even he looks at me. He's not look green? All right, uh
1:02:15
Luke Catino, I believe coming from India. Yeay, maybe okay, let
1:02:21
me stay all right listen, everybody, thank you. We got to put
1:02:24
up a two minute thing that we got another hour and a half here.
1:02:27
Okay, we've extended the show an hour and a half. And I'll tell
1:02:30
you right now, we're gonna go to uh Mandarin Chinese Julie Yay, come
1:02:37
on up in two minutes because we're gonna show a video. Hi, guys,
1:02:40
we gotta put a video on I'm Muchacho's I think Spanish is the language,
1:02:49
So we're gonna ask race in the world. There's a lot of race
1:02:52
costs by the textile industry, by the fashion industry. So what I see
1:02:58
waste, I see an opportunity to bring new life so it doesn't have to
1:03:01
end up on the streets. Kyle Manny Jackson, I'm a sustainable, fashioned
1:03:07
architect. I actually want to become more minimal than I feel like if I
1:03:13
have one jacket that does five different things and it can replace a few different
1:03:17
items in my wardrobe. We're here at Homeboy thread about to pick up some
1:03:22
uniforms courtesy of California Product Stewardship Council, Los Angeles Sanitation. Thank you.
1:03:28
Let's see what we can create. So this is what we created for you
1:03:30
last time. Poor pant legs to make it well, actually five one whole
1:03:35
pant leg for each one two and then one in the back and then you
1:03:38
can reverse it. Yeah, this is actually a great piece. I can
1:03:44
see how someone that does not necessarily know the story of homeboard industries, knowing
1:03:49
why Threadhouse is doing it, I can see how they could have a problem
1:03:53
with this. Maybe a line across or X. This is us saying that
1:04:00
we do not necessarily support the prison system, but we support the programs that
1:04:06
put in place to help empower people's lives. So do these clothes. They
1:04:11
deserve a second chance as well, and so here we are breathing new life
1:04:15
into it. For every fifty jacket sold allows us to continue our incubator program
1:04:20
teaching people how to help us make sustainable fashion solutions. Let me ask a
1:04:26
question, would you wear that jacket? I would don't? Don't? I
1:04:30
was everywhere? This is style true style. Yeah, thank you for sharing
1:04:33
the message. Awesome concept. It's a little allowed for like when I be
1:04:38
out, but I like the reversible nature of it. Help me. I
1:04:40
like how you can change your size and this is yeah. Maybe we always
1:04:43
making the piece of turn into bag. Then hello, hello, Hello,
1:04:50
Hello, how y'all doing out there today? Can I get some energy from
1:04:55
you all? Yo? Happy Earth Day? Thank you so much to Let's
1:04:59
just That's Digital for having me and all of the amazing people. My name
1:05:02
is Mannie Jackson. I am the founder of Thrandhouse Co. I'm a sustainable
1:05:06
fashion designer and a sustainable fashion architect. And what you just saw right here
1:05:14
was a video around a project that we're doing. Basically, I'm from I'm
1:05:20
by the way of Los Angeles, California and originally from Riley Durham, North
1:05:26
Carolina, but I live in LA and I'm doing a really cool project with
1:05:30
organization by the name of Homeboy Industries. And what they do is basically,
1:05:34
they provide opportunities for individuals that gets out of prison or gets out of jail
1:05:40
or any or formally incarcerated. They provide them opportunities to be trained. And
1:05:46
so with me, even a sustainable fashion designer, there's tons of waste around
1:05:50
me, and there's opportunities to give people job opportunities as well. And so
1:05:55
that's what we're doing here today. And so what you just had a chance
1:05:58
to see was a little bit of this campaign that's sharing that message. And
1:06:03
if you like to purchase any of our jackets, every fifty jacket Soul allows
1:06:09
us to continue our incubator program. And what that incubator program is actually teaching
1:06:14
people like yourselves. That's a part of our community, right that's teaching them
1:06:17
opportunities how to do natural dying, sewing, mending, you know the stuff
1:06:24
that your your aunties and your moms, your grandma's and the stuff used to
1:06:27
do thrift shofting, sorting, because all of that now is what's a part
1:06:31
of making fashion more sustainable. And so if you see right now, I'm
1:06:36
wearing this really cool denim jacket, right and you see I have a couple
1:06:42
of bags up here. So what really makes Threadhouse really unique is all of
1:06:45
our clothes converts. And so this jacket that we're doing is called our reform
1:06:54
jacket and everything. Could you hold this mic for me, sir? Is
1:07:12
that my science? No? Oh, my favorite color. So we have
1:07:24
different colors. And now here's the thing. This message is not about empowering
1:07:29
prison. This is not to glorify that. What it is is to empower
1:07:32
the message around these different organizations that help support individuals expanding their life cycle.
1:07:41
And we use that same message around expanding the life cycle and clothing because this
1:07:46
is discarded. These uniforms are discarded, and we're luckily to be able to
1:07:50
work with the organization like homeboard industries, like the La Sanitations community and everything
1:07:58
and get these discarded uniform and breathe new life into them. So it has
1:08:01
a really a more significant message. But also we have excess on some of
1:08:08
the jackets to let you know that we're don We don't support the prison system.
1:08:12
That's not what we're doing here. But what we do support is sustainability
1:08:15
and functionality and also being able to to save our mother of Earth. My
1:08:19
name is Manny Jackson. Thank you so much. If you'd like to check
1:08:24
out more of the jackets, they all come equipped with the QR code,
1:08:27
And if you see me in the back, I have a QR cod you
1:08:30
can scan them their own pre order right now. And I appreciate you all
1:08:33
for having me here. Hello, helldo hold hoo? Get my mic back
1:08:41
on? Okay, listen, we're gonna start moving around here with talent entertainers
1:08:49
one after another. All right, we've extended the show an hour and a
1:08:54
half. Thanks Randy. That's cool stuff. Uh, Julie is gonna come
1:08:58
up next. Hello? Can you get this mic on? Okay, you're
1:09:05
not you're introducing her? Come over here, come over here, hold on,
1:09:12
Dennis? Okay, holy well, wyonn't you come over here if you're
1:09:24
going to read inducer? Okay? We are we all cool here with the
1:09:29
music for Jilly yay and yay. I'm gonna say yay, because I've seen
1:09:33
her perform and there's a lot of ya and I saw her performed because of
1:09:38
this, gentleman, go ahead, Hi, get afternoon. Happy there everybody.
1:09:43
So we're gonna move into some talent section right now. My name is
1:09:46
Dennis Ramdahan and I am the co founder of the Humanitarian Humanitarian Concert fundraising initiative.
1:09:58
UH. Jilia who will be performing for you is a rising star in
1:10:04
the pop music world and is captivating audiences with her enchanting melodies and powerful vocals.
1:10:13
Originally from Taiwan, she is now making waves in the United States,
1:10:17
blending her cultural heritage with contemporary pop sounds to create unique and heartfelt music.
1:10:27
Let's welcome Jilia. Hello everybody who My name is Julie. I'm from Taiwan.
1:10:38
How are you guys doing Taiwan to beyliha welcome? What's sir? Julia?
1:10:45
What's in here? Daylight? And shujas my all. Today I'm going
1:10:49
to sing the song called my Aw. Hope you enjoyed. Mm hmm.
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You should shu rush him and chum last the Jacko con go on your man
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show me. It's a chenten Ne shown Italia shampoo can booge should go yet
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puny choo, you should chum shop to go away. You should the chong
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sh joey conjeniztion walk my child, God s who was any won't share the
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way you should turn north, wouldn't lie a bby care you feel me?
1:12:28
Imagine I'm looking in your eyes. I can see you clearly, vividly emblazing
1:12:39
in mama and yet yourself far like a distance stuff. I'm a sheer unto
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night. I give my to have just warm on night. Way you are
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x my your live to face your body next to my because I can God
1:13:12
leading in the memory of so, uh give my all for your love to
1:13:23
know love love, oh love, I give my to have jess my mom
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odd well do I tweaks my love to fie You're body love so because I
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can't, God leave in the memory of house. Uh give my aw feel
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love to not give my all all for your love to no. Oh yeah,
1:14:51
thank you so much. And next song, I'm gonna sing this song
1:14:56
code light up hope to other Earth Earth Day and for all of the people
1:15:03
right here. We have hope. We are strong, we are amazing in
1:15:15
the darkness sweeeee light in the story sweeeee hope. We are independent. We
1:15:30
will not giving. We are strong. We are amazing. We the light
1:15:44
of continue to shine. We are strong. We are amazing with the light
1:16:01
of concerned to shine. We've been through up Santa, but we never gave
1:16:15
up. We faced the darkness, but we see the light. We are
1:16:28
strop. We are amazing with the light of concerner to shine. We are
1:16:45
strop. We are amazing with the light of concerned to shop. Aye who
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our man the is last forever in the soul stads we see our stor is
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in spy you are does never give up our dream. We are strong,
1:17:43
we are amazy. With the light of all continue to shine. We are
1:17:58
strong. We are may say we the light concerning to shine. We straw.
1:18:17
We may say we the light over concerning to shine. Thank you so
1:18:40
much. I'm Juliet. Thank you. Okay, let's hear it for Jillie,
1:19:13
Okay, I mean beautiful, beautiful music. She's performing all around the
1:19:17
city. I saw her at the Bitter End and she's fantastic. Okay.
1:19:21
So now someone who has been very dear to us for a long time,
1:19:26
Georgia Fumante. And Georgia has performed at our Peace Day events for years.
1:19:32
She drives down from Toronto and she's a superstar. She sang with Pavaratti.
1:19:39
She has a claim from so many people in this world, including sanging Prince
1:19:45
albertole China, Beijing Olympics at Athens Arena, praised by Lang Lang, Michael
1:19:51
Bolton, Jose Carreras, Aavaratti, and we're crazy about her. A great
1:19:57
family person and a a person who cares about peace and so honorable. She
1:20:02
was gonna sing three We've run out of time. Uh, and she was
1:20:05
gonna sing two songs. She's not gonna sing over the Rainbow, but she's
1:20:09
got a couple of other beautiful ones. All right, Mother Earth, this
1:20:13
is for you, Thank you so much, and Happy Earth Day. The
1:20:24
next song is a prayer for all of us and our mother Earth, not
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just swaring Egoma Miste been need a new woman. People people like it's don't
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know, s like this spells need a soup. He doesn't see it's to
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play fool be speaking, then a check your too mean. It is st
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we couldn't got it. Change. Let's listen, listen, let me up
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by just say that, Chuck, We need to stood up guc me you
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to play. Well, we'll believe me say so, Yeah, say the
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show you won't go. Let's just listen this same coy frother like she Adio
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won't kill you, Styn't just listen just like the pageant indeed still find out
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givin as with you, the speaking so good, sing love chase, soon
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to creatures. Okay, we're in for a more bigger, gigantic tree.
1:25:09
We are going to do over the rainbow. Okay, it's Earthday and if
1:25:14
that's okay with you, Georgia, we're excited to have you share that on
1:25:19
this important day. Let's look up in the sky over a rainbow and there's
1:25:25
clouds underneath it. Example of a blessed chunk in the rain dress already give
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just to sleep soon diving me lady read off further moving so scores drevious the
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two dinner to drainy really do come true. Slate rissal on stng and we
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can bar the clouds fall wore troubles smelled like lemon drops away, honible,
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the chin litters, the tram swoops, birds flying through the like so then
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collects a lad off deliberates fan map than blame thank you so much. Happy
1:29:20
heir day. Thank you, thank you, Paul, Because when you wish
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up on the start, just be very specific new rich A Pones makes no
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for animals, fell some of them as fuel, comorba to fill, semiard
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cot Sha Pona sa lake to to fee les, cheap suits, film and
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the wson so get fit, catlessable, fatherless, Basto, fere dream true,
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joined gold plain love you O my love what so goodest God, thank
1:32:57
you, thank you, Paul, Happy her day. Bye. Okay,
1:33:04
all right, God darn it, let's hear it again. Georgia Fumante.
1:33:08
What and honor to have her on our stage and she's been on our stage
1:33:11
for over ten years, and now her son's on the stage. Okay,
1:33:15
all right, it's all good. Dennis, come on up. We're gonna
1:33:18
introduce Christy Marie, a good friend for many years who cares about peace and
1:33:25
love and happiness. Come on, Dennis, thank you. Okay, So
1:33:31
I'm gonna introduce Christine Marie, who's going to be performing. Christine is the
1:33:39
founder of the Latchbree Foundation, a project of We the World. She has
1:33:44
been on this mission ever since she can remember to utilize the tools to help
1:33:48
create critical mass shift on the planet. She's singing her cover of the hit
1:33:55
song Holiday today because the word things true for this mission. Let's welcome Christy
1:34:03
Marie, Hello, New York. Happy earth Day. I'm singing this song
1:34:12
because I think that we missed it the first time around. It's called Holiday
1:34:15
by Madonna, and I just want to say I'm really grateful to be here
1:34:19
with Paul Flacis and the rest of the beautiful New York soul community. Happy
1:34:26
earth Day. Whoo. By the way, this was produced by the legendary
1:34:41
father mc holiday Celeberate, Holiday Celeberate. If we took a holiday, took
1:35:28
some time to celebrate just wounding out of life, it would be it would
1:35:38
be so nice. Every box about the world. We're gonna have aelebration all
1:35:49
across the world, in every nation. It's time, all the good time.
1:36:01
Forget about the bed times. Oh yeah, one day to come together,
1:36:06
release the pressure. We need a holiday. If we took a holiday,
1:36:16
took some time to celebrate, Come on, let's celebrate one day aline
1:36:24
holiday, it would be it would be so nice. You can turn this
1:36:30
world around and bring back all of those happy days and put Chopstad it's time
1:36:44
set them shine and we will find a way to come together. We can
1:36:57
make things better. We need a Holidayay, if we took a holiday,
1:37:04
holday you go. Time to celebrate. Celebrate one day out of play,
1:37:14
just one day, it would be. It would be so nice. Holiday.
1:37:23
Celebrate, holiday, celebrate. If we took a holiday, ooh yeah,
1:37:39
oh yeah, some time to celebrate. Come on, let's celebrate one
1:37:45
day out of blame, halday, it would be. It would be so
1:37:51
nice. Holiday. Ooh yeah, ooh yeah, celebrate. Come on,
1:38:00
just celebrate, just day out of it would be so nice. I want
1:38:15
to thank everyone for coming today. It is so important to do your inner
1:38:20
work, do your shadow work. There's an organization that's called Golden maya Golden
1:38:29
Age movement. Please look it up. Do your inner work. Let's change
1:38:32
the world. Thank you so much, thank you. Okay, all right,
1:38:47
Christy Murray, thank you so much. Let's hear another round of applause.
1:38:51
In addition, she's been helping us work on this show for months and
1:38:56
our International day a piece with her luxury found and we want to thank her
1:39:01
big time. Okay. Dennis is going to talk about his organization that's doing
1:39:06
good around the world safe cities, beautiful cities, smart cities. Thank you
1:39:12
so much, Thank you so much. Paul greetings and salidation citizens of the
1:39:19
world. A blessed, modest day to every planet, citizen, cohabitat species
1:39:28
that make this world so diversified and driving. My name is Dennis Randahin,
1:39:33
and I am the founder of the Vihara Foundation and Chief Development Officer of Justice
1:39:39
for Women International. We are two action nonprofits that are bringing innovation to deliver
1:39:45
on the United Nations sustainable development goals. Today, as we recognize the universal
1:39:53
force that is Planet Earth and Mother Nature, I bring you a message from
1:39:58
the standpoint of action. Our human culture has redesigned this planet into one of
1:40:05
branded markets and over consumerism. More consumption equal more profit, But at what
1:40:13
cost to the planet. We are literally eating our planetary systems alive. And
1:40:18
it's time we all curb our egos and selfish habits to become more responsible and
1:40:26
conscious minded consumers. We humans do not have the right to commoditize nature and
1:40:33
reduce and pollute the planet resources that rightfully belong to the future generations and which
1:40:41
is too vital to other living organisms. Just as for Women International, are
1:40:47
taking the Bulbard Horn. Along with the Vihara Foundation, we are currently building
1:40:54
self sustainable, whole system design communities in India and Africa to raise people out
1:41:00
of abject poverty and restore them with food, water and energy, security,
1:41:05
housing, any education, and medical social security. We are also working to
1:41:12
bring innovation to the homeless crisis in America, starting in Los Angeles and plan
1:41:17
to extend that to other major cities across the country. Our organizations have partnered
1:41:26
with other impact making NGOs and have assembled a global force of process engineers,
1:41:32
green technologists, and sustainable solutionists that are currently master planning to make scalable impact
1:41:41
change. We are active work in progress negotiating lands with farmers and governments and
1:41:48
raising funds to implement sustainable change. Currently, eight hundred clean solar powered water
1:41:56
towers have been installed across Africa and we will be gearing up to install tens
1:42:00
of thousands more. We will be implementing food production investments to move communities from
1:42:08
hunger to food abundance. Industrial hemp, canaff maringa, nim fruit forestry,
1:42:15
bamboo, high value timber reforestration, you name it and we can do it.
1:42:21
We will be implementing renewable energy solutions to give people affordable energy and energize
1:42:27
their broken economies towards prosperity. Solar, wind, hydrogen, water, high
1:42:32
center biofuel, just to name a few. All in all, we would
1:42:36
be creating sustainable wealth without hurting the planet. Our aim is to deliver our
1:42:43
model in two thousand and twenty twenty four, to serve ending poverty. By
1:42:47
ending poverty, we can heal the planet and empower people and thereby cure the
1:42:53
ills of present human trafficking and wildlife poaching. We are giving people real opportunities
1:42:59
for chi and not just hope. We are both underground doing the work.
1:43:03
You will see more about this in the shortcoming do. We work with a
1:43:08
team of global wealtholders and people of influence. We are not into glamour or
1:43:14
big talks, but real work and results. Thank you and have a wonderful
1:43:18
and peaceful Earth Day twenty twenty four. Okay, let's aer it for Dennis.
1:43:29
He's the real thing here. That's what they call environmental e SG.
1:43:33
E SG. Every corporation. If you go under any corporation, you look
1:43:39
under sustainability and they're dealing with environmental sustainable governance. Governance. Okay. We
1:43:45
talked earlier about courage and your conscience, and it's all up to us.
1:43:50
It's personal social responsibility. It's not just corporate social responsibility. It's every's responsibility
1:43:58
to take care of mother Earth. Okay, agree with me. We're all
1:44:00
in it together. It doesn't no one's any different. If it's too hot
1:44:03
here, guess what, It's too hot somewhere else. And so if the
1:44:08
water comes up here, the water is gonna go somewhere else, so vice
1:44:11
versa. We're burning too much here, it's gonna affect the world anywhere else.
1:44:15
We've seen that day in day out. I mean, this is time
1:44:19
to continue on with the positive things. I want to mention. You have
1:44:26
to leave reached though. Who's the longest sailor in the history of sailing?
1:44:30
And fifty four days did have to take off on another sail. No,
1:44:36
I don't know if he'll do that so quickly. That's over three years.
1:44:40
So we had Tommy Tommy Mazone who has city tree guards which he puts around
1:44:50
the boro President's trees. We remember we talked about a million trees here in
1:44:56
New York. Okay, So now for the big drum roll, come it,
1:45:03
dramagun, Do I say that right? Drama again? And who knows
1:45:09
drama again? And listen, this guy's got twenty five million total plays okay,
1:45:14
views, seven hundred and fifty k and verified blue check whatever that is
1:45:18
followers and one hundred thousand k peak live stream views per session. And I
1:45:25
think you're going to see he's tore it over thirty three countries. This guy
1:45:29
will devour the drums. Here we go, dramagun. Thank you? Check
1:45:34
check check check check check, there we go. We got some I'm gonna
1:45:39
send you some level of the track here real quick, coming at you,
1:45:42
coming at you. Just crank that yeah, keep ranking, keep ranking on
1:45:49
this a little bit more, a little bit more, lift that stick some
1:45:58
me now this cross upre we go? Check? Want to check one?
1:46:02
Too hard to start in your life because the docs is me on these snow.
1:46:11
My devils are hope for you get the blessed of me? What up?
1:46:21
Guys might even shrub yet it make some noise? Are you when the
1:46:40
lights go around? Where do you go? When those around? What do
1:46:46
you do? But just when you're so take care? Tell me sheep,
1:46:54
because actually told me about says people no no no no t is chief connection
1:47:00
only man feeble to famous say bless people, say blessed people. Why don't
1:47:32
you look inside job? So it's been trying to talk. Take a pod
1:47:39
and you'll do well in your Holleic cradd talky is chief conductions only. Mana
1:47:48
sayless people. Banana n Talky is chief connection only man female to premous say
1:48:11
less beeple guys. Once again, my name is drummer. Get him big
1:48:35
shout out to Paul and the entire team here. That last tune was called
1:48:41
say less b Moore featuring Ali Guerco from American Idol in the voice. And
1:48:46
I'm actually gonna do a really special special tune. This tune is something The
1:48:53
remix that I did for BMG Records Beatles Official Beatles Remix came out really really
1:48:59
cool. This has Michelle Ray on the voice and Grammy winning orchestra. So
1:49:02
check it out. I'm saying in the way, sheafs. She asks me,
1:49:16
I ignore, so sit in the way. She me, I don't
1:49:29
want to. I even know you know SMI s no, I don't know,
1:49:49
so said shows. I don't want to, I even know you know
1:50:00
how show you're asking me a woman world. She grown in show, So
1:50:33
saving the wady she knows you know what I had to do. Still so
1:50:46
is things she shows me I don't want to even know you know how.
1:51:15
Guys, once again, my name is Trump again. Happy Earthday. I'm
1:51:18
on all the socials at Trump again. Thanks and Paul. Here's a song
1:51:24
called riot my days. You driving me crazy? You driving me crazy?
1:51:54
Go is sound again, but just don't take it. You can't keep you
1:52:06
can't keep me down. Go somebody now you will know you won't know me.
1:52:14
Now what about jump as a mother's sorry, let's stop sorr right,
1:52:57
you can't keep you can't keep me down. Come stop right now. You
1:53:03
will know you won't know me. Now go to ft joke. Hell here
1:53:14
go tack. You're right, suh right, Happy birthday everybody, Thank you.
1:54:31
I'm drum again, drum again, and let's hear it for him.
1:54:43
That's a lot of drums. And how about that song, George Harrison,
1:54:48
thank you man for coming by. All right, dude's been all around and
1:54:53
that's exciting stuff. So the show. We have three more groups and we
1:55:00
love you dearly. Right now, we have our good friends who have been
1:55:05
also with us for about twenty twenty plus years. As we get in guys
1:55:11
Suzanne over there too, who has been doing the the International Day of Peace
1:55:16
as well as some Hiroshima kinds of things, and so we're really into peace.
1:55:21
The piece is September twenty. First you'll join us. All these lovely
1:55:26
people are doing such good for so long. In fact, these are happy
1:55:30
happy They're gonna sing happy songs, and they created the Happy well was it
1:55:38
Happy Day in the United Nations? Happy people, Happy planet, Happy People.
1:55:44
Doctor Judy Koreanski is well known, has been on our board for some
1:55:46
of the zillion years TV and radio personality, major UN Advocate of Mental health
1:55:53
and well being and the Diplomat to the Mission of Sierra Leone. Okay,
1:55:58
she's very well known as well as a noted author and read porter. Yeah
1:56:02
we did when the blackout was right. Russell Daisy, singer songwriter, performed
1:56:08
the world music he composed with Doctor Judy five countries, performed in Presidents and
1:56:13
First Ladies, Nobel Peace Prize Winners, Ambassadors, and today with a Happy
1:56:16
People, Happy Planet band. Today they're also joined by check this out,
1:56:21
the Brooklyn Inter Denominational Choir and James manno On percussion. Also with Russell is
1:56:30
Hugger Planet. Robert Franz, who we love dearly, has been giving us
1:56:33
huggup planets for eight million years, and he's got if you look here,
1:56:38
he has one of those up on the spaceship that's been up there for four
1:56:41
billion years. So it's all good. Else could we asked for except for
1:56:45
some peace parrots, and our good friend has been sharing these peace parrots.
1:56:51
Give a one sentence Hello, you want to do that over? This is
1:57:03
mister Baby, the daddy of three children, Peace, Snake, Aura and
1:57:09
Hope. His wife Mss Merlin is not here with us today. The kids
1:57:14
are at home, but their motto is may there be peace with Mother Earth
1:57:20
and with all people, animals and nature. Thank you so much. Hello.
1:57:35
You're all gonna sing along with us on the chorus, Happy people,
1:57:44
Happy people, Happy planet. Yes, that's what we need. And we've
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had the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu famous Nobel Peace Prize singing that too.
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So happy people, happy planet. Okay, I'd say hit it, guys.
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Where's the video? Hey, happy people, happy planet. This is
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what goes on all over the world. Hey, happy people, you can
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turn up that planet turn up the dress and people you're like, oh guys
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hop beaties falling up per quick morning's happy. A summer shower that comes without
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warning. That's what happy mess. Birds and bees and trees and wos fucks
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with presents the least four hour be with you. That's what I call it.
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Happen, but I call happened. That's what I call happen, but
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I call happen. And people the person step De lovespring, that's what I
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call l in the special song a rob and sing, That's what I am.
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Terry blossomed everywhere, the gentle breed in my hair, being here within
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you, That's what I call it happen Afo. Happy people have to be
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panic to see happy people happy lam panic. Appreciate hey you live. Say
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thank you to the sun, Say thank you to the moon and to the
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start. Say thank you to your mother, Say thank you to your dad.
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Say thank you for being too. You are happy people, happy planet,
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happy people, happy planet and parrots, happy people, happy people and
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parents, happy people, happy planet. Appreciate h day you live, happy
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people, happy plan, and give appreciation everyday. Devil breeze in life and
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we are right now. That's food I call happiness people happy planet. Happy
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people happy, that's food. I call it happened people. That's what I
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call it. Happen I see people. That's call it happened people. Happy
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planet, happiness, that's swoon a cool happiness. What do we say?
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Everybody? Happy people, happy planet. We're going greed. Get on board.
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We're going in greed. We can make on planet, please like a
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forest. Hever greed. Get on board and join the scene. We're going
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greed. Go wire. We're going greed. Oh, we're going greedy.
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Oh we're going greed. Oh the train is weeping. Look at Let be
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time. There's no mistake to day, be a line. Go be afraid,
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just take it all and drive. Go get get shot up fall of
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riding shadow falls up board. We're going green on gatt on board. We're
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going green gray and make up planet. Please lack of forest, help cattle
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bull Enjoy the scene. We're going get away, breed, coming bread,
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aware, greed, make your mind about to take a stand a lovely planet
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movie. You're coming back. I planned crying, don't you hear it?
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Inside? No, they're the future, they don't have them. But gett
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on boards. Wiggle are cattle board a planet. Please like a forest giver
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breed in a bulls enjoy the things we're going break homy dream. We're only
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breed hobby brea. Yeah, we're a green father, our beautiful home,
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her value, her word for all who lives there. Love, We love
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you, Yet we do to get your chicken. Get yourself on bold A
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lot of planet will be your reward. Join us now to save our plan,
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inter and fellow break the dawn of her ring. Get them. We're
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going green, Holly g balling, and we're going green green. We can
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make out plan lack of hore ever free a get a hold and what's not
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say? Were bread? Yeah? Well yeah, we're hey, what are
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we doing? We are going? And I hear that better. I want
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to hear Times Square say we are going. Oh, come on, we
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are going. We love you. The Brooklyn entered a nominational choir with Reverend
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Frank Hay And this is Sah and this most wonderful Ladies, our lovely Gloria,
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with peace Paris they peace prevail on Earth. May there be peace with
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Mother Earth and of the people, animals and nature of parents, for peace
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peace. James Meadow, who did the lovely tracks. And this is mister
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hug a planet himself, Robert for friends of Yeah, I'm interested quiet,
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but I neglected one person, and that is doctor Judy Koretsk, who's gorgeous
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in green. So God bless all of you, blessings, heal your planet
2:06:40
Earth. Thank you, Paul, from the bottom of our hearts. We
2:06:43
appreciate it. Oh, thank you, MISSU and my goodness, Elaine,
2:06:47
thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Okay, things all right, fantastic, marvelous, wonderful, consistent. I
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think is always important. That means that you're in it to win it,
2:07:02
and you've been doing it for years, and I thank them all. They're
2:07:06
very very close, dear friends to us, and so two now wonderful also
2:07:13
close friends, the Indigo Twins. They've been performing for us for years and
2:07:19
years. We love them and they have created a Broadway hit show, written
2:07:28
books. I mean, the guys like they're doing it all and they're so
2:07:32
kind and loving and they're all in here for sincerity. So let's welcome the
2:07:38
Indigo Twins to our stage and we have one more act after them, and
2:07:43
then Mother Earth. We love you dearly, Okay, thank you, and
2:07:47
thanks everybody for being with us. Thank you, Hello, children of Light,
2:07:55
beautiful people. We are the Indigo Twins. They call us also twin
2:08:00
lights in Christ, because our mission is to share the light of Christ.
2:08:05
Is to be children forever, because being children forever means being in love,
2:08:11
and love is the answer to all our problems. When you think about the
2:08:16
children from Africa, about so many people who go through struggles and diseases and
2:08:22
malformations from the enemy, our problems become so small. But our faith is
2:08:30
big because His faith in us is big. We are like him, We
2:08:33
are in love. Let's love one another. Let's be kind to one another
2:08:39
and share His light, the light of Christ, which is the highest consciousness,
2:08:45
the highest mind of Christ. To be in the mind of Christ means
2:08:52
to be divine, and we are all humans. We all make mistakes,
2:08:56
but He wants us to be divine. He wants us feed with his love.
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And the more we feed with his love, the more we raise up
2:09:05
to his level. And being at this level means being healers, being teachers
2:09:11
of love. So let's be teachers of love. Let's feed with his love,
2:09:16
the light of Christ. And he also teaches us to rejoice because it's
2:09:22
Earth Day and Heaven is here on earth. So let's rejoice. Let's rejoice
2:09:28
and give thanks to Mother Nature and God for making us all one. And
2:09:33
we want to thank God for giving us divine inspiration to write these amazing songs.
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So the first song we both wrote, it's called Rejoice. So let's
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rejoice together, sing along with us. Thank you, Joice, Rejoice me
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glad, my child, Rejoice, Rejoice. I gave you my life.
2:10:07
Rejoice, always give first your joice. Joy me glad, my child,
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rejoice, Rejoice, I gave you my life. Rejoice me glad because your
2:10:26
jo Rejoice childrend be glad we chose you. I don't need to worry because
2:10:39
you saved my lie. You two color sis insaid across you gave what's your
2:10:50
freedom to me life? With that cross you choice. Rejoice me, land,
2:11:05
my child, re joice choice. I gave you my life. Choice.
2:11:11
Always give fast your choice. Yes we're chosen. Let's rejoice as well.
2:11:24
I don't need to worry because you save mine life. You two caught
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our saints and across you gave us your freedom to raise life WI your rejoice
2:11:52
me glad, my child, choice, Joice, I gave you my land.
2:11:58
Rejoice always, Joe my shine, Rejoice, Rejoice. I gave you
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my life. Rejoice Ritoricoe he chose you give dats we have one. We
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are like him, like Christ. Yes, yes, and every day every
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day were born again, every day were born again of blood and water.
2:12:45
We are purified war born war. We're born again. We're noting head no
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sod b babe PRIs g Yeah, we're we're born again. You swear it,
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hey, bitches say that's all. We're born again. But bother we're
2:13:37
born again and swear it, y bitchesus say that's a we're born again.
2:13:48
We're on again. We're born again. The babe cri we're born again.
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Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, hey yeah yeah yeah. Swear it.
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Jesus save us up again, were boy, Yeah you're swearing baby Jesus save
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us all. Yes, yes he did save us all. Who And now
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we're having a great song children of light because we are all children and that's
2:14:56
how we need to stay. Oh oh he everybody take us step with me
2:15:20
now where everybody can't bit free. He's trying to take a little turn.
2:15:26
Now wait is not to make the change. We are the children of light,
2:15:31
so come take a right to parctus. It's divine chi run of choice
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and counting that we change the world for you no time a days. That's
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it's dress. Were not cha breakma side, want to join, free and
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fun, get ready. It's not Sam of bread. You can leave us
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all and hold the marriage. You can bring them all all everyone his beady
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body too long. Fees, it's not to me. You're destan me.
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Every one his been. Just stop the fee to one you be of fby
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not, that's not. That's not get jack, I want joy. That's
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not. That's not. That's not not rest side chang we wrong, the
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we, we will the scut best pass sad helloys, that's not signs that
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best besties. It's not gay by plus plas side. It's not only train
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children waiting sign children not to like in the goo in and the go.
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All right, thank you so much, what a show, what a Broadway
2:20:07
show, Thank you so much. All right, sassy, all right,
2:20:11
we're gonna end up with some Latino original music with a divine message. Go
2:20:18
on our website Indigo with WG Indigo twins dot com and feed with divine love
2:20:24
and wisdom and uplift your hearts for a lifetime. We thank you, and
2:20:30
please stay children forever and nurture your heart with mother nature, which is God.
2:20:35
Paul, thank you so much for the invitation. We love you,
2:20:39
and I love my sister. She's my miracle, my miracle twin. You
2:20:46
go find your twin, Okay, find your twin. We're all twins.
2:20:50
We're all related in some fashion. We're all brothers and sisters. That's the
2:20:56
way I see it, all right. And so Sassy is gonna join us
2:21:00
next. Dennis is gonna say something, but I'm gonna say something a little
2:21:03
bit as well. Latin Star sharing her Latin music that will get you moving.
2:21:09
And she's closing this show. And we thank everybody for being here.
2:21:13
It's been a lot of wonderful people who care about Thank you, Borough President
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Mark Levine, thank you, the Times Square Alliance. Thank you. Let's
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disrupt video Digital hubcast are Extreme Broadcasting, the fine quality events staging, Joel
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Fitzpatrick Audio, and all of you for being part of it. This is
2:21:41
the last scene. Okay, okay, So continuously hitting new milestones and making
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headlines. Sesse from the Bronx New York with Cuban Puerto Rican Parents who has
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been captivating the attention of audiences worldwide. Let's welcome cesse, come a little
2:22:26
bit closer to me. I want to feel you, guys. We're here
2:22:31
to capture beautiful energy. It's Earth Day, it's born day, it's energy
2:22:35
day. And I hope you guys enjoy the show. It's for the music.
2:22:58
And if you're all the way in the back, just come. Don't
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be scared. Make some friends, get together. Sianto sheltak in the country.
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Do it. Someone said, Hey, yeah, ninos cono semos devo
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as a dark sharoma, scoul stamos, see too, medic s novamos para
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all of it held vamos. If you the golest lost he chosas the moment,
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Come on, ladies and gentlemen. You know, okay, your cannos
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is on my the heck looka back, I said, they do. Come
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on, so come on, come with me. Don't deliver. Let's coming
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on the vaca so low. They had a parathday, go devis Devers coming
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on the okay, so low, they had deliver the hockey Luca back in
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the okay you can no, he's a man. He's a man. Back
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in this I say not, then do SERVI come on? So come on,
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servio whom the good yeah, whom God look yesterday, let me hear
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you come last? Hold okay, I s's no man who back in the
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hot energy? Right? I know it's a little chili out here. I
2:26:35
came all the way from Miami to be here with you, guys. I'm
2:26:39
from the Bronx. I'm from New York City. Baby, who's from the
2:26:41
Bronx. I'm so happy to be from this city with so much culture,
2:26:48
so much love, so much support. We have to be thankful for who
2:26:52
we are every day because we are We're just becoming the best version of ourselves.
2:26:58
And I want you to hug yourself right now. Come give yourself a
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halt, right now, come on and tell yourself that you love yourself.
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Come on, Kerry cad s boss okays being quite pod. You gotta love
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that sulfon big on us hilly lumber. Somebody, Kerry Comeman, do come
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come, don't kennoing this diggle so sila conigle a swell here how they lost
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the hoy make a look as you knows who is on your brandy? Make
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it away? So no, and maybe that's tame with me. Come on,
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sum donte has something. It's about love, everybody, It's about love.
2:28:11
If you're in love, let me hear you make some nice come up.
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He gives them nice. Come on there we go, don't sleep from
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gosh. There they come back on us hotel Na killer me love some mars,
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Kenny come dot com con gill up mass, Come on, Mata,
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come on go over here. Let's get close. How we feeling. Let
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me hear you go dams on the eyes, the get us and me me.
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He kiss you, Sidia, you don't make this is your said Calambu
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is a number getting They're not giving them a na his tom umbers or no
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gods. Okay, okay, okay, I'm a Boston No he messy Candice.
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Then they come big on that star. I'm so happy to be here,
2:29:26
everybody. I'm so happy to be here, to feel the energy to
2:29:31
be from New York City, the best city of the world. Missy gosh.
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There they go, madra Ho dis Kila, pobs, carry combat comas,
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candy, Carrie upas some moss. Okay, carry I give you,
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give me up. You guys can cut it now. Gave bas so more
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ye bulls as how you guys feeling thank you so much for having me earth
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Day, New York City. Thank you. My name is SESSI s S
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High. Paul. I want to thank Paul. I want to thank oh
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mm Earth Day. You guys did so great. They're bringing culture here and
2:30:37
we have to be thankful for that. Right, you can cut it.
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You're good. Hundred one hundred thousand to your dreams. Okay, never stop
2:30:48
dreaming. That's what I want to say. Five years old, my dad
2:30:52
used to bring me here and he was to tell me you the superstar.
2:30:56
So we're all superstars in here. We're working every day. We're a superstar.
2:31:01
We're running that chain every day. We're a superstar. You have a
2:31:05
dream, you're a superstar. You cannot give up ever. And when they
2:31:09
tell you no, say I'll be right back. Okay, thank you guys.
2:31:16
All Right, we gotta close this up. We're gonna just throw on
2:31:20
one little video where there's some superstars, all right, Doctor Jane Goodall,
2:31:26
Leonardo DiCaprio, Stevie Wonder and Ringo Star. I think nature is my symbolism
2:31:35
for peace, and now this tree stands as a as a symbol of what
2:31:39
nature and us can do together to heal the world. But we've got to
2:31:46
work much harder. And we must respect each other, no matter what country,
2:31:50
religion, or culture. But we must respect the natural world. And
2:31:56
unless we can interact better with the natural world in more harmony, world peace
2:32:01
will be impossible. Because if you lose water at the climate changes, if
2:32:05
the whole world is polluted, how can there be peace between men? The
2:32:11
word piece has many possible meanings, and the Messenger of Peace program has been
2:32:18
vital to addressing some of the most pressing challenges of our time, head on
2:32:22
poverty, disease, human suffering, issues which defy the very concept of peace.
2:32:31
So today I want everyone here to commit to join the quest for peace.
2:32:37
Go forward in the struggle for peace with passion and compassion. The future
2:32:46
of this world is in your hands. Okay, Peace of love, everybody,
2:32:52
piece and love. Yes, my name is Ringo, and I am
2:32:54
here to make you aware. On the twenty first of September, it's the
2:33:01
International Day and Moments of Peace. So I'm here on behalf of the UN
2:33:09
General Secretary to let you know that at noon on the twenty first that we
2:33:15
can have a moment of silence for peace. I'm going to have my moment
2:33:20
now. Oh, I feel good, peace. Love. Everybody coma tomorrow,
2:33:31
so you gotta hang on till tomorrow. Common You're always day. Your
2:33:46
way is a back to the doctor. The doctor.