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Prince Israel Zaar on: Remember America For The Good And Care · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Speaker 1: We live in a changing world. And the order is
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  Speaker 1: changing from the unipolar to the multipolar system. But one
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  Speaker 1: thing we shall not forget is to remember America. We
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  Speaker 1: must remember the contribution of this great nation to humanity
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  Speaker 1: in science and technology, in artistry, in leadership. in assistance
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  Speaker 1: or volunteerism, contribution to make the world a better place.
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  Speaker 1: There is no place on planet Earth, and there is
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  Speaker 1: no country on planet Earth, or any human being on
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  Speaker 1: this living universe. that has not benefited something from America,
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  Speaker 1: no matter how small, maybe not physically or materially, but
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  Speaker 1: psychologically or spiritually, or ecologically. The inventions of America, Americans
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  Speaker 1: contribution in science and technology, in advancing this war, we
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  Speaker 1: shall never forget that. There are some great Americans sometimes
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  Speaker 1: that we wish they could or should stay here. That
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  Speaker 1: if science have developed a lot, We should have given
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  Speaker 1: them the infinity card, that algorithmic jing code for they
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  Speaker 1: to be here forever. But such is life, that humans
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  Speaker 1: come and humans go. There are great Americans, you should remember,
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  Speaker 1: in sports, in science and technology, in artistry, on the media,
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  Speaker 1: in the classroom, in the research labs. There are some
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  Speaker 1: American icons that when they go, humanity loses something. We
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  Speaker 1: cannot get them back. And when such American talent is lost,
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  Speaker 1: There is a gap. There's a deep hole in the
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  Speaker 1: heart of humanity that takes time to fill. Just think
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  Speaker 1: about the American founding fathers, those great men, and the
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  Speaker 1: freedoms they gave humanity, that constitution. Think of those great
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  Speaker 1: guys in Philadelphia those great philosophers of pain, those great humans,
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  Speaker 1: to give us a constitution and a democracy to stay.
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  Speaker 1: It's been here for 250 years. That's the only country standing.
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  Speaker 1: Those great men Sometime you think that maybe they got
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  Speaker 1: the alien code that they were blessed by the omniness, cosmosness,
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  Speaker 1: cosmosness of infinity beings. You think about every profession, every fear,
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  Speaker 1: America dominated. America is still dominating. Not dominating in a
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  Speaker 1: war way or to go to war or just being
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  Speaker 1: the best. A kid that is number one in class
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  Speaker 1: dominates the class. The leader of the class dominates the class.
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  Speaker 1: That's what that type of domination I'm talking about. Positive
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  Speaker 1: causality domination. or positive causality contribution, or positive indelibility contribution.
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  Speaker 1: Think about any measure advancement in the modern world, it's
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  Speaker 1: been down here in America. In a true American technology,
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  Speaker 1: Through American capital. Through American colleges or institutions of learning.
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  Speaker 1: Or through American research. Or through an American visa. That visa.
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  Speaker 1: That visa to paradise. That you come here. You obey
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  Speaker 1: the law. That you're free. with liberties and the pursuit
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  Speaker 1: of happiness. It's upon this soil and the truths that
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  Speaker 1: we hold self-evident that humans come to this great country
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  Speaker 1: called America and they give us the greatest of technologies
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  Speaker 1: and things that humans think that may be It's the
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  Speaker 1: illusions or fictional dreams or utopias or dystopias of things.
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  Speaker 1: Americans will make it true. They will defy gravity. They
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  Speaker 1: will defy every stretch of the human imagination. They will
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  Speaker 1: give us electricity that let there be light. Let there
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  Speaker 1: be light, as was said in Genesis. Americans will give
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  Speaker 1: it to us. As the birds fly in the skies,
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  Speaker 1: Americans invented the planes to fly, or the cars, with
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  Speaker 1: American assistance and capital, American banks, the dollar. When we
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  Speaker 1: talk about the British Empire, you cannot forget American dollars.
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  Speaker 1: when you talk about every major company, every major organization
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  Speaker 1: on planet Earth, and their difficulties, American, American money, American entrepreneurship,
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  Speaker 1: American talent, American will, and courage, that bravery to sacrifice
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  Speaker 1: and endeavor for something larger than life. you see an
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  Speaker 1: American who take the risk to sail beyond planet Earth,
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  Speaker 1: that leap of humanity, that drive in history, the American way,
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  Speaker 1: the risk takers. That frontier, the American frontier. Never forget.
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  Speaker 1: Never forget the contribution of America. And never take America
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  Speaker 1: for granted. Don't take Americans for fools. I appreciate America.
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  Speaker 1: I appreciate our contribution around the world. Like the human organism.
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  Speaker 1: Our mistakes are novel. And sometimes you wish well, but
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  Speaker 1: the results are not That which you consider. There will
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  Speaker 1: be no American president that would deliberately do harm comparatively
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  Speaker 1: to other countries. The American empire No matter his weaknesses,
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  Speaker 1: as they call it, an empire. It was never an empire.
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  Speaker 1: It was a place for everybody. The war in Germany.
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  Speaker 1: We open our doors in America. In the most difficulties
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  Speaker 1: in Eastern Europe. We open our doors. the crisis in Asia, East, West,
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  Speaker 1: South Asia, we open our doors. The crisis in Africa
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  Speaker 1: or the Middle East or in the Americas or Oceania,
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  Speaker 1: we open our doors. America is the war. If you
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  Speaker 1: heard America you hurt yourself. If you destroy America, you
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  Speaker 1: destroy yourself. Because there is no planet, there is no
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  Speaker 1: country on planet Earth like America. Every hamlet, every tribe,
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  Speaker 1: every city, every family, every country on planet Earth, they
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  Speaker 1: have a representation in America, in every borough, or every municipality,
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  Speaker 1: or every place on planet Earth. There is somebody in
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  Speaker 1: that place I see in America. Every language on planet
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  Speaker 1: Earth is spoken in America. Every person, or race, or creed,
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  Speaker 1: or religion, or culture, or tradition, or whatever representation, the oppressed,
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  Speaker 1: the subjugated, the free, they're all here in America. Our
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  Speaker 1: mistakes are never. We wish the world well. Americans have
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  Speaker 1: sacrificed their lives a lot for the war. Our great troops,
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  Speaker 1: men and women, that American bravery, their great arms, their
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  Speaker 1: great might of arms, they're brave, they're great. They have
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  Speaker 1: been to all the trenches on planet Earth. in terms
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  Speaker 1: of diseases like Ebola, flus, pandemics, in terms of crises
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  Speaker 1: like flood, or earthquakes, or disasters, or now, in terms
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  Speaker 1: of genocide, or the Holocaust, or slavery, or which is
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  Speaker 1: wrong in the world. Americans fought for fellow humanity to
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  Speaker 1: be free. Never think of America and think of the
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  Speaker 1: bad apples. That would be unfair and unjust. That would
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  Speaker 1: not be nice. Think of the good. Think of the good.
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  Speaker 1: There are more good people in America than anywhere else
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  Speaker 1: on planet Earth. If you live in America, no matter
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  Speaker 1: what you see on the news, and what you see
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  Speaker 1: on the news is because America is transparent and free.
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  Speaker 1: What happens in America is seen everywhere in the world.
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  Speaker 1: What you see on the news, the local news, or
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  Speaker 1: the mainstream, the crime you see in America is crime
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  Speaker 1: everywhere in the world. It's just how we choose to
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  Speaker 1: show our crime. The violence in America is everywhere in
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  Speaker 1: the world. We are just proud and brave to be
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  Speaker 1: transparent to the world to know what is going on
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  Speaker 1: in America. There is no perfect nation but there is
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  Speaker 1: no nation that has not benefited from America and more.
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  Speaker 1: Give and take. Countries have benefited more from America than
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  Speaker 1: America has benefited from them I am not naive. I
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  Speaker 1: can choose to see the glass half empty. But that's
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  Speaker 1: not my philosophy. My philosophy states that if you say
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  Speaker 1: any human being on planet Earth is bad, then that
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  Speaker 1: is not a correct statement. Because there is some good
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  Speaker 1: in every human. And if you say every human being
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  Speaker 1: is good, That is a correct statement. Because in the
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  Speaker 1: darkest of the dark of the human heart, there is
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  Speaker 1: that light of hope that we can nurture, that we
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  Speaker 1: can motivate, that we can inspire, that we can multiply, replicate,
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  Speaker 1: and exponentiate. With America, only good can happen. We've got
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  Speaker 1: the best intentions. At the same time, we need to
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  Speaker 1: secure our borders. We need to know who is coming
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  Speaker 1: in our country. It's good to come in through the
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  Speaker 1: main door, no matter your tribulations, for you to be documented,
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  Speaker 1: for you to go through the immigration process. It's better
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  Speaker 1: to come to America and wish well and go to
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  Speaker 1: work and contribute and add to the system. America is
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  Speaker 1: number one. You cannot come to America and make America
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  Speaker 1: to be the last. You cannot come to America to
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  Speaker 1: make America even to be number two. We are number one.
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  Speaker 1: When you come here, you seek to be the best
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  Speaker 1: of the best. They might talk about racism, sexism, bigotry
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  Speaker 1: and all this. Oh, the phobias on planet Earth. It
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  Speaker 1: is in everywhere on planet Earth. It is in every
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  Speaker 1: human being. Every human being doesn't like certain people. But
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  Speaker 1: it doesn't mean that you break the law. It doesn't
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  Speaker 1: mean that you use your hate on another human being.
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  Speaker 1: America does not tolerate hate. And America doesn't tolerate free speech.
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  Speaker 1: And if you can hate in America, if it's protected,
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  Speaker 1: the law forbids you from hurting another human being. It's
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  Speaker 1: punishable by law. Based on freedom. You can think what
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  Speaker 1: you think. You cannot make negative subjectivities to become objective reality.
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  Speaker 1: America does not tolerate that. If you come here, you
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  Speaker 1: do your best. You try not to be the burden
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  Speaker 1: to the system. You try not to be lazy, sloppy, slow, reluctant,
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  Speaker 1: sloppy or sluggish. You want to contribute. That's all. Commit
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  Speaker 1: no crime. Abide by the law. if you come here,
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  Speaker 1: you go to school. If you cannot speak English, it
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  Speaker 1: doesn't matter your accent, it doesn't matter where you come from,
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  Speaker 1: but you need to be able to communicate. When parents
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  Speaker 1: come here, they choose not to learn the language. The
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  Speaker 1: kids become translator and the kids will not go to school.
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  Speaker 1: They will not have the best of life sometimes because
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  Speaker 1: they must be there to translate things for their parents.
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  Speaker 1: And if you come here, you don't learn English, you'll
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  Speaker 1: be exploited. You're going to suppress your wages because you
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  Speaker 1: cannot fit in. You don't want to assimilate. And with
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  Speaker 1: ignorance and limited education, you become suspicious and you will
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  Speaker 1: not see logical reasoning. You don't use critical thinking to
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  Speaker 1: make rational judgment and to be able to contribute to
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  Speaker 1: the society for you not to be taken advantage of,
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  Speaker 1: you know, to be a leakage or liability, a drag.
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  Speaker 1: Those are the things that certain people don't like when
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  Speaker 1: you come here. But unlike philosophers, some philosophers that difference
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  Speaker 1: is something to be scared of. They need to confront differences.
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  Speaker 1: Or that when you see somebody that's different from you,
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  Speaker 1: then the person is a burden. My philosophy, triangleism, talk
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  Speaker 1: about it that way. Being able to see a different person,
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  Speaker 1: to contrast yourself with a person, it means you exist.
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  Speaker 1: You don't want the person to be you. You don't
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  Speaker 1: want to be the person. It means you are of intrinsic,
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  Speaker 1: authentic originality. It makes you to be proud of yourself,
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  Speaker 1: to have autonomy or agency to develop yourself. So difference
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  Speaker 1: is not something to be scared of. Difference is something
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  Speaker 1: to appreciate because without contrast, you don't exist. If you
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  Speaker 1: don't see yourself in the mirror, you do not exist.
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  Speaker 1: If you don't contrast yourself with something or somebody, they
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  Speaker 1: don't exist. That's my philosophy. Within that contrast and differences,
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  Speaker 1: we can build on our strength and stop the toxic
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  Speaker 1: binarism and suspicion and malicious, destructive philosophies that divide and
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  Speaker 1: polarize and drag everybody down. Despite that, America is a
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  Speaker 1: land of opportunities. Good might not pay today or tomorrow.
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  Speaker 1: You are good might not even pay in your lifetime.
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  Speaker 1: Abraham Lincoln is not here to benefit what he did.
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  Speaker 1: Martin Luther King is not here to benefit what he
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  Speaker 1: did or the founding fathers or every good American. All
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  Speaker 1: those good American presidents, Ronald Reagan, you name the list,
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  Speaker 1: they are not here. All those great American troops, they
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  Speaker 1: are not here. They sacrifice for others. That's the American way.
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  Speaker 1: Many people have learned from America, modeled their constitutions, their
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  Speaker 1: system of governance. Americans are There's no way you go
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  Speaker 1: on planet Earth and listen to American music, or watch
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  Speaker 1: an American movie, or an American play. The American media
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  Speaker 1: is everywhere on planet Earth. Think about the CNN, or
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  Speaker 1: the SMBC, or the Fox News, and New York Times,
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  Speaker 1: or Washington Post, or Axios, or Reuters, or New York Times.
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  Speaker 1: You name it. Think about Hollywood. Think about American tech industries,
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  Speaker 1: our pioneers. Look at what Elon Musk just did. Look
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  Speaker 1: at what Elon Musk just did with a demonstration of
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  Speaker 1: his project for 2028. That's an American thing. Think about
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  Speaker 1: Elon Musk. Think about Jesse Hahn. All those tech guys.
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  Speaker 1: Think about those astronauts. Those Nobel laureates. Or those movie stars.
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  Speaker 1: Or those researchers in their classrooms. Or ordinary Americans. Or
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  Speaker 1: our troops. Or the parents that are always there. Or
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  Speaker 1: the single mother. That's the greatness of America. that you'll
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  Speaker 1: be happy to be Americans. Don't let the media or
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  Speaker 1: anybody tell us or make us to see the glass
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  Speaker 1: half empty. If you want good, you come to America.
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  Speaker 1: If you want peace, you come to America. If you
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  Speaker 1: want freedom and liberty and the pursuit of happiness, you
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  Speaker 1: come to America. When you come here, contribute. Make your mark.
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  Speaker 1: Let America remember you. That's why we are all here.
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  Speaker 1: We must be thankful, appreciative, and gracious. Philosopher Prince. AI
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  Speaker 1: Intelligence's Philosopher Prince is reserved from the great city of
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  Speaker 1: Las Vegas. September 21st, 2026. Thank you.