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The Needs The USA and China Working Together Prince Israel Zaar · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Huh. There is uh always oh and on written understanding
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Speaker 1: between American presidents and Chinese presidents. There's always that bond
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Speaker 1: of understanding that despite the political rhetoric sum and uh,
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Speaker 1: despite the vicarious causality of misunderstanding, there is always that
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Speaker 1: basic mm hmm uh mutual respect for each American president
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Speaker 1: and the Chinese president throughout history. With some presidency there
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Speaker 1: are much differences, like for example with the Biden administration,
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Speaker 1: but respect for President Biden and President She, there's always
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Speaker 1: that respect. The respect for President Donald Trump and She
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Speaker 1: and President She. There's always not respect and understanding a
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Speaker 1: bit Obama or be a Clinton of the Bushes, there is.
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Speaker 1: These are two vast nations that are intertwined and interwoven
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Speaker 1: together in economics, in research, in technology and finance and
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Speaker 1: production and transportation, and diplomacy in your politics m hm hm.
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Speaker 1: I always save time and again that America and China
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Speaker 1: are like to copus, that I you are the time,
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Speaker 1: but they cannot divorce from one another. As they're divorcing themselves.
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Speaker 1: There's always they disagree to agree, or sometimes they disagree
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Speaker 1: not to agree, but there's always that baseline or red
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Speaker 1: line that each country cannot cross. There are those signals
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Speaker 1: that the Chinese will let the American side know, and
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Speaker 1: the American side will let the Chinese know. Then it
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Speaker 1: becomes a relationship that has been ongoing for a very
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Speaker 1: long time. In the First World War, the Second World War,
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Speaker 1: and where we are today, there's always China has always
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Speaker 1: surfaced up, and America has always been there either to
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Speaker 1: push China back or China is there to push American back.
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Speaker 1: Even during the colonial period and the Cold War War,
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Speaker 1: the Chinese were heavily involved to support African nations and
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Speaker 1: support nations in the Americas subterly. The Chinese philosophy, it's
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Speaker 1: a humility, being moderate and reasonable and not being postful,
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Speaker 1: and not being Aroican or narcissistic or or trying to
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Speaker 1: prove a point. Because the political system it's not structured
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Speaker 1: like the American political system where leaders supposed to answer
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Speaker 1: questions and go through elections and sometimes are influenced by
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Speaker 1: lobbies or by proper candists and by the media. Power
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Speaker 1: is not consolidated, that's the point. It's a system where
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Speaker 1: power is divided between three branches of government. Bring China
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Speaker 1: and the power rast with the Central Committee and arrests
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Speaker 1: with the Communist Party that the way they select their
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Speaker 1: leaders is different from the way we select about leaders
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Speaker 1: in America. And when the leaders are selected, the president
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Speaker 1: has enormous power because the president of China must have
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Speaker 1: proven him or herself during the years maybe being the mayor,
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Speaker 1: of being the governor, of walking through the ranks. It's
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Speaker 1: a meritocratic society within power in house political jigits soul
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Speaker 1: that we don't know why certain leaders are selected. The
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Speaker 1: once those leaders are selected, they are giving a mandate,
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Speaker 1: sometimes infinitely mandate unless health or something catastrophic that they
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Speaker 1: make the leader to be sacked or changed. So those
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Speaker 1: are leaders that stay for life. Put it that way,
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Speaker 1: and the longer the stay in office shows that they're
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Speaker 1: executing the plan laid down by experts, technocrats or the
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Speaker 1: communist body of by businesses. They're just the executor of
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Speaker 1: plans maybe five years, ten years, twenty years. It's just
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Speaker 1: to see hold to make sure that this plan goes well.
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Speaker 1: So every person in that communist structure, it's good at
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Speaker 1: what they do, is an expert at what they do.
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Speaker 1: Their job depends on their functionality. That just depends on
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Speaker 1: their efficiency, on their productivity, how they deliver the benchmarks.
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Speaker 1: So it's like a civil service type of government where
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Speaker 1: it's highly bureaucratic for the procedure to attain a particular goal.
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Speaker 1: It's not about the person, it's about the goal, the mission,
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Speaker 1: the vision for the country. Where are you taking the country?
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Speaker 1: And that plan is not given by that leader. The
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Speaker 1: leader is just an executor. But once the leader takes power,
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Speaker 1: he can care for change and you know, he can
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Speaker 1: redesign or rearent. They cannot change the five year plan,
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Speaker 1: the ten year plan, the twenty year plan, because it's
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Speaker 1: based on the fundermin that structuring of the advancement of
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Speaker 1: that system. It is beyond one person, so the person
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Speaker 1: is slave to the system and the person is indebted
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Speaker 1: to the system. The person is a seventh to the system.
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Speaker 1: Put it that way. So the dignity and respect for
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Speaker 1: that person is executing the plan. The planned system as
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Speaker 1: semi capitalistic and with communist foundation but rooted in confusions
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Speaker 1: and socialism. But with the American system of government, it's
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Speaker 1: plain and simple. It's an electoral system of government. It's
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Speaker 1: a constitutional system of government. Everything is written and everybody
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Speaker 1: can read it. The Constitution is there the law is there.
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Speaker 1: If I preach the law, you'll be You'll be sued.
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Speaker 1: And if the president does not leave up the expectation,
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Speaker 1: the president will be impeached. And the president is an
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Speaker 1: election or a challenger, and so it becomes a power
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Speaker 1: sharing type of structure, a democratic structure of power sharing
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Speaker 1: divided powers. But it is sometimes because of the temporarity,
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Speaker 1: the four year plan, the four year administration of maybe
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Speaker 1: eight years. If the president does a lot, it's in
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Speaker 1: between lobbying public interests or private interest So the president
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Speaker 1: is never the architect of its own administration. It got
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Speaker 1: staff as they got think tanks, and they got influencers,
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Speaker 1: and so the president of America is constrained. Is the
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Speaker 1: most powerful personal planner earth, but the president is constrained.
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Speaker 1: There's so much the president can do, but the president
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Speaker 1: can't because he's been elected by the people. We the people,
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Speaker 1: we the American people. They founding fathers struggle with this.
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Speaker 1: Hamilton Jefferson about enlightened electorate, you know, an informed electorate,
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Speaker 1: but with slavery and with the history of America, you know,
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Speaker 1: sitting seeking and enlightened electorate became became something of of
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Speaker 1: attacks on on on the right to vote, so it
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Speaker 1: became something deuro Greatrian and the the system is voted
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Speaker 1: by the people, and the people themselves are influenced by
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Speaker 1: the media, influenced by corporate uh agendas, and are influenced
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Speaker 1: by various interest groups. So the American president, it's it's
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Speaker 1: like the body, but the body got enzymes and microps
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Speaker 1: and bacterias, and so that the body in itself is
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Speaker 1: just a shell. The enzymes and the bacterias controls that body.
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Speaker 1: The energy controls the body. So there are so many
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Speaker 1: factors that determine the functionality of the being itself. Those
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Speaker 1: are the constraint that Western systems and democracy for all
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Speaker 1: good unintended purposes have that the Chinese system doesn't. So
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Speaker 1: that's the fundamental difference. So if the Chinese have a
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Speaker 1: ten year plan, that ten year plan will be executed.
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Speaker 1: If an American president got a four year plan, the
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Speaker 1: executive order for the for the incoming president gonna just
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Speaker 1: nullify the plan of the previous president. So American is
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Speaker 1: in the system where presidents undo themselves and people get
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Speaker 1: to Congress or to the Senate, they're actually not there
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Speaker 1: to the people because they know they're indebted to those
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Speaker 1: who put them there. See, they got good intentions, but
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Speaker 1: they don't act based on their good intentions. They act
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Speaker 1: based on interest group or its fund raising, campaign contribution,
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Speaker 1: public opinion. And therefore the create is echo chambers in
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Speaker 1: the left and right, on the left and on the right,
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Speaker 1: that the media themselves, they raise their own candidates, and
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Speaker 1: they determine who is in the cabinet. They determine who
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Speaker 1: is elected. So the president is there, but the president
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Speaker 1: does not will the power of the executive as what
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Speaker 1: as was originally intended to have a president with a
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Speaker 1: great vision, but constrained constrained by the courts, constrained by
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Speaker 1: the vote, constrained by public opinion, constrained by the media,
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Speaker 1: constrained by influenced group, even constrained by foreign interference, sometimes
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Speaker 1: constrained by blackmail or compromised, and sometimes constrained by the
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Speaker 1: realities of the American economy and the stretch of the
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Speaker 1: empire and the wars, the debt, the expenses, the basis
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Speaker 1: of our seas, and stretch expenditures for the social andate
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Speaker 1: and welfare. Because America got the best system of government
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Speaker 1: in the world, it's the government that takes the people.
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Speaker 1: It's a government that is a liberal and democratic and constitutional.
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Speaker 1: It's a place where everybody can rise, and it's a
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Speaker 1: place where people run away from the dictatorial system or
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Speaker 1: tyrannical system or sometimes communist system. And they siphon their wealth.
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Speaker 1: Oh they do direct foreign investments, or they send their kids,
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Speaker 1: or they transfer their wealth in many ways to come
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Speaker 1: and bill America. That's the constraint that American President President
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Speaker 1: of Natural has when it's meeting President Sinjin paying of China.
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Speaker 1: Those are two great leaders. They have understanding. They are
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Speaker 1: both business people, and they are both respectable head of states,
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Speaker 1: and they are fighting for the interests of their country.
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Speaker 1: On the Chinese side, they are unified on purpose and strategy.
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Speaker 1: On the American side, we had decided that we are
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Speaker 1: divided on purpose and strategy. The expectations that will come
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Speaker 1: out from this marion between President of Natural President Engine
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Speaker 1: Pain from the Chinese side, it will be unanimous. From
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Speaker 1: the American side, it will be divided parties on ship,
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Speaker 1: partical polarization and accountability of democratic leaders. But that be
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Speaker 1: sad h The meeting between President do not my present
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Speaker 1: Pain is very pivoter. This meeting for the first time
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Speaker 1: is a meeting between the uni polar leader and the
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Speaker 1: multipolar leader. So we call it passing over the baton,
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Speaker 1: passing at the baton from the unipolar to the multipolar system.
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Speaker 1: So we call it an acknowledgement of the multipolar system,
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Speaker 1: an acknowledgement of major power brokers. There are many other
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Speaker 1: access of power that we cannot refuse anyma. Our president
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Speaker 1: and the Chinese president they don't meet, even though they
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Speaker 1: are friends, but they don't meet on friendly terms. They
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Speaker 1: don't meet in peaceful times. The world is moving, the
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Speaker 1: world is changing. The journey to China is officially the
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Speaker 1: dead of the unipower system. I want to say it
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Speaker 1: again that this meeting between President and President of Natrum,
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Speaker 1: it's the end. It's the political end to the union
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Speaker 1: polar system. And Americans might not know it that the
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Speaker 1: world is happy to have Presidental not Trump. On this
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Speaker 1: particular trial, you might criticize the leader. You've got a
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Speaker 1: leader that is dynamic and flexible, unrealistic and actually peaceful
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Speaker 1: President Trump. President Natrump is a very peaceful president. The
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Speaker 1: wars are not fought by him. As a business man,
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Speaker 1: he knows the consequences of war as a leader that
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Speaker 1: wants to be a great leader, don want to build stuff.
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Speaker 1: He knows how wars destroyed stuff. The war is not
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Speaker 1: fought by president and not Trump, is fought by the times.
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Speaker 1: Itself a midst the change of the global order warrants
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Speaker 1: that war. The constellation of the universe made this world,
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Speaker 1: this war possible for things to be the way they are.
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Speaker 1: That our great country did it did it's best. For
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Speaker 1: so long we reign, We dominated, We stretch our wings,
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Speaker 1: our resources, We did so much court. We're everywhere at
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Speaker 1: all times, sometimes neglecting and forgetting ourselves. Forget our schools,
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Speaker 1: forget our infrastructure, forgot our technological sector, of our scientific
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Speaker 1: research sector. We forgot the American people. The jobs got
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Speaker 1: shipped the China and overseas. We forgot taking care of
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Speaker 1: the American people because the empire became so saying it's
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Speaker 1: time for us now to not be the police of
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Speaker 1: the war, of the war, to know that the determination
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Speaker 1: concept is over. It's about leadership. What do we leading
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Speaker 1: in science or technology, in commerce? What are you going
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Speaker 1: to lead in military, in education, in humanitarianism. It's a
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Speaker 1: new dynamic. The role of domination is over. It's the
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Speaker 1: role of leadership. A unipolar system is over. It's a
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Speaker 1: multipolar system. And I said that man again. In the
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Speaker 1: multipolar system, America is the the winner. Because the multipolar
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Speaker 1: system is based on exchanges. It's based on good and services.
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Speaker 1: What do you have the all needs and you put
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Speaker 1: a price stack on it and you sell it. That
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Speaker 1: concept of domination AI domination in that domination in this
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Speaker 1: domination and military domination, AI domination, quantum computing domination, phision,
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Speaker 1: technology domination. Just the concept domination, domination, domination. That is
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Speaker 1: all school. That's a unipolar school. With the new school
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Speaker 1: of today, we'll talk about leadership. See why you see domination.
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Speaker 1: You create enemies when you see leadership. You've been people
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Speaker 1: to the table. People always like somebody to lead, because
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Speaker 1: when somebody is leading, the person only with respect and
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Speaker 1: reciprocity with sometime the table with the forces of attraction.
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Speaker 1: And Americans still late in that the realities of today's world.
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Speaker 1: I set a man again. The multipolar system will not
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Speaker 1: be led by military domination. Countries who have their military
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Speaker 1: for deterence, even countries and nuclear weapons will be for deterrence.
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Speaker 1: The multipolar system is the time when the whole humanity
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Speaker 1: and the whole world wants to develop. Once to try it,
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Speaker 1: once to move good and services. Once the stop the
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Speaker 1: killing and they dying. Once to stop the wars, the
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Speaker 1: cool deitas, the civil wars, the disruption of the world economy,
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Speaker 1: or the Spie games. And that spi system is almost over.
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Speaker 1: It's a waste of trying. Some countries, we keep trying
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Speaker 1: that it's never worked. Just think how much we invested
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Speaker 1: in the world a military and all this will fail
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Speaker 1: to invest in American people. It didn't help us, and
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Speaker 1: we cannot keep doing it. But the Chinese did. They
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Speaker 1: kept building, and they kept expanding, and they kept leveraging
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Speaker 1: their technology, their expertise and their experience. They kept building
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Speaker 1: bridges and building schools and building alliances. And we spend
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Speaker 1: a lot on military hardware, of which it's a good
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Speaker 1: American business. That is the envy of the world. There
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Speaker 1: is no military greater than American. There will never be.
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Speaker 1: But it's just a time that it's not necessary. Deterance.
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Speaker 1: Deterance is all it's all about, just to create structural
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Speaker 1: balance of power, of geopolitical balance of power. It's very
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Speaker 1: clear now that we are living in the multipolar system,
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Speaker 1: there'll be no doubt about it. This meeting between our
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Speaker 1: dear President and the President of China uh consciously or
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Speaker 1: consciously as a date of declaration of the beginning of
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Speaker 1: political multipriarity, the political political acceptance. When the Chinese did
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Speaker 1: the military parody, I said, that was the military acceptance
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Speaker 1: of military multipriarity. The war, the war in Iran, became
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Speaker 1: the test to it. The war between India and Pakistan
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Speaker 1: became the test to it. Because the wall is moved
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Speaker 1: in science technology, satellites, recognitions, drones, five outics, information technology,
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Speaker 1: and that dion for nationalism where people got around their
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Speaker 1: flag and said not again, never again. And there was
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Speaker 1: a time in the Unipolar war that would have a
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Speaker 1: vision for the war, for the war, a grand scheme
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Speaker 1: to shape a new world, to occupy land and take space,
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Speaker 1: to change leaders. The called war error worked because there
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Speaker 1: wasn't any Internet and GPS even then was limited to
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Speaker 1: the military. There wasn't any mobile communication, There were no
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Speaker 1: fire or advanced computing or technology. Not to talk about artificial intelligence.
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Speaker 1: I've started time and again. The Unipolar system was led
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Speaker 1: by the military. The Multipolar system will be led by
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence to do good. The military kills people. The
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence age as arriving term and again exponential exponentialm
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Speaker 1: is to expand the human intelligence, human connective intelligence, human
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Speaker 1: enlightened intelligence, human positivity intelligence, human positive productivity intelligence, human
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Speaker 1: high value intelligence. The be mine the genesis mind, the
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Speaker 1: nerd mind, the creative mindset that the imaginative mindset to
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Speaker 1: harness that to push a universe further and give that
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Speaker 1: human being the possibility of infinity neess of being, not
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Speaker 1: multiversal intelligence type of being. The world want to expand.
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Speaker 1: To see the death of the human mind, he must
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Speaker 1: have been balmed and killed and children and women. Concerning devastation,
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Speaker 1: it's always a country somewhere spying on somebody, some exponents
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Speaker 1: going on. There's always something to plot, a coup to
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Speaker 1: depose a leader. So resources are wasted to destabilize and
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Speaker 1: to stabilize multip priorities about stabilization, sustainability, consistency, order, security,
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Speaker 1: and peace. For the world to flourish, for commerce to flourish,
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Speaker 1: for financial institution to transact, for educational system to have exchanges.
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Speaker 1: That's a reality. I ways say that force it's not strength.
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Speaker 1: Force is not strength. Strength, force create enemy. Strength creates attraction.
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Speaker 1: When you're forcing yourself to somebody or somebody you know
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Speaker 1: you're doing something wrong, and force takes a lot of
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Speaker 1: energy because it's negative energy. Positive energy is light energy,
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Speaker 1: but force, it's negative energy. That's so toxic. It takes
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Speaker 1: a lot to hate somebody and need to invest a
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Speaker 1: lot in hatred. See what racism, sexism, and bigger tales
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Speaker 1: down to us in the world. It takes a lot
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Speaker 1: to invest. This being the propaganda, the plot, and it
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Speaker 1: means you waste life to construct negative causality that is
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Speaker 1: contrary to triangulism philosophy. Triangulism philosophy asks you to balance
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Speaker 1: and imbalance to change a negative into a positive. Hm
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Speaker 1: to think that and ask questions projection, perception, perspective, measurement, proportionality,
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Speaker 1: and balance the ability to use jangalism intelligence to create
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Speaker 1: a better war. In that war, American stilates. The amunt
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Speaker 1: of America is not still unleashed. The matter of American
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Speaker 1: still hither. All you see is not the best of America.
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Speaker 1: The best of American lies in the humanity of America,
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Speaker 1: our positive intelligence, our creativity, our invention. There is no
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Speaker 1: good planner that does not the traces of America on it.
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Speaker 1: It is don't technologe in China that can have something
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Speaker 1: to do with America. Even part of the Summer Palace
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Speaker 1: was buried with wood from America. As I heard June May.
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Speaker 1: My wife is Chinese and I named my daughter June May,
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Speaker 1: June May. What's long time ago? June for June kar
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Speaker 1: May for May War, China America walking together. I believe
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Speaker 1: that when China and America walk together the world can
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Speaker 1: only be a better place. China can only be America,
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Speaker 1: America can be China. The Chinese will not accept to
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Speaker 1: be Americans, and Americans will not accept to be Chinese.
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Speaker 1: They lefhand can become the right and the right and
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Speaker 1: become the left hand. But when we work together, when
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Speaker 1: these two nations work together, the work can be a
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Speaker 1: better place. Now that we are in the multipolar system,
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Speaker 1: we can work together. But those still be those that
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Speaker 1: will be influencing our president or our political system. There
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Speaker 1: are still those those in the nostalgic, those no stalgic
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Speaker 1: of the unipolar system. I always say, don't care for
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Speaker 1: spil milk. So when the gene is autobotic, it cannot
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Speaker 1: don't waste your time when you cannot not make the sunshine,
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Speaker 1: you cannotot make the rainfall, you cannotot make the seasons
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Speaker 1: come and go. There is time for everything that's just natural.
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Speaker 1: That's cosmo cosmo cosmic energy. The will of change, the
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Speaker 1: balancing effect, that force that we don't have control over.
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Speaker 1: We can go to war sometimes we can be the
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Speaker 1: most powerful country and planner, but if it's the will
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Speaker 1: of change, no matter what we are doing, it will
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Speaker 1: not go our way, because nature and the universe or
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Speaker 1: the constellation of things uses us to change the dynamic
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Speaker 1: structure of the world. The more we want to stop
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Speaker 1: a child from crying, the more the child will run
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Speaker 1: away from us. It can't take the horse to the stream,
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Speaker 1: as they say, it cannot force it to drink. In
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Speaker 1: today's world, people know what they want, Countries know what
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Speaker 1: they want want because humanity have suffered a lot to
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Speaker 1: the toll. The unipolar system did not benefit everybody. It
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Speaker 1: benefit Americans and Westerners, the benefit us in the West
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Speaker 1: with Japan and South Korea better than anybody else. It
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Speaker 1: did not benefit the globals out. The globals out they
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Speaker 1: got the resources, they got the man power. It did
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Speaker 1: not benefit the global sout, and for that reason, a
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Speaker 1: huge chunk of humanity is still living in abject poverty,
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Speaker 1: lack of critical infrastructure, lack of health care facilities, lack
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Speaker 1: of functional living herd infrastructure. Many part of humanity is
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Speaker 1: to suffering. That's what Munti priority is all about. That's
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Speaker 1: what the bricks is all about. Whi shun high compression
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Speaker 1: it is all about. That's what the build and road
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Speaker 1: initiatives are. That's what the b our eye is all about.
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Speaker 1: They don't know it unless you live it. If you
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Speaker 1: spend a whole life in the Western world and you're
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Speaker 1: blessed to be an American, you might not know the
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Speaker 1: plight of the universe. A push to get a much
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Speaker 1: just fairer world where people can be left to develop
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Speaker 1: themselves and have the right to choose who to do
36:46
Speaker 1: business right and truth be tall with our military corrosion.
36:53
Speaker 1: Every country want to do business America, not because they
36:57
Speaker 1: like it, because America and Americans have what almost every
37:04
Speaker 1: country doesn't. If China has rare earth, they need our technology,
37:13
Speaker 1: our high end ships, in need of our scientists, our research.
37:17
Speaker 1: They need to learn from us. We need to learn
37:19
Speaker 1: from them. They can learn from us. That's what the
37:24
Speaker 1: administration should be doing on the Chinese side and on
37:28
Speaker 1: the American side. That's why I said that they should
37:32
Speaker 1: bring their experts, they should sit and come to get
37:34
Speaker 1: into business. And the Chinese president should be gracious to
37:39
Speaker 1: our president, knowing that our president is navigating a very
37:44
Speaker 1: difficult time in history. How lucky can you be to
37:49
Speaker 1: be president? On that Trump? The world is upon his shoulder,
37:55
Speaker 1: a changing world is upon his shoulder. He knows it.
38:00
Speaker 1: Ever to swing the wain, He's able to maneuver and
38:08
Speaker 1: wave and wave around. Its a very intelligent man, very
38:16
Speaker 1: intelligent man. Tribut to I don't think Joe Biden. We
38:25
Speaker 1: managed the war, this war and the war the way
38:31
Speaker 1: president of that turn with her. He knows the consequences
38:37
Speaker 1: of war. He knows the war in Iran, it's dragging.
38:42
Speaker 1: Not to continue the war, he would like Iran to negotiate,
38:47
Speaker 1: but see the negotiations goes beyond Iran. It's multipriority, consolidation.
38:59
Speaker 1: It's not what Iran size or what American size is
39:02
Speaker 1: what the war wants, and well go the way the
39:05
Speaker 1: war wants. In the car it goes beyond one president,
39:17
Speaker 1: one leader in one country. But America has the power
39:22
Speaker 1: for a better war. We created institutions, invested a lot
39:29
Speaker 1: in China. Our tech companies are interwoven with the Chinese
39:33
Speaker 1: tech company. Our financial market is the interwovening with the
39:39
Speaker 1: Chinese financial market. Our bonds, our treasury bonds or our
39:45
Speaker 1: dour borrowing network, and our reserves and crypto goal, petro chemicals,
39:54
Speaker 1: Petro dollar. They can't be Petro dollar and Petro Joanne
40:07
Speaker 1: or petrol and nobody. It was still not change American
40:14
Speaker 1: for being America. All system we changed. It was the
40:22
Speaker 1: time and by the time with the British and the
40:27
Speaker 1: Swiss Canal, and the British went in for America to
40:32
Speaker 1: the London money and it was a tough time for
40:38
Speaker 1: the British. Where the British got the leaders that could
40:42
Speaker 1: navigate that transition and Britain was still powerful and Britain
40:48
Speaker 1: is still powerful today. America will be powerful. America always
40:55
Speaker 1: be powerful because American is a magnet of the world.
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Speaker 1: Various people from various countries, various accents, various origin, various skills,
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Speaker 1: various experiences, all converged to this one country called America.
41:13
Speaker 1: It's always a pickening of hope. Is that come to
41:15
Speaker 1: on the hell, that come to a possibility, that place
41:18
Speaker 1: to drain, that place to call home, that place to
41:22
Speaker 1: be proud to call home. There are more Chinese in America.
41:27
Speaker 1: There are more than there are Americans in China. And
41:34
Speaker 1: there are more of Americans everywhere and every country in
41:38
Speaker 1: Americas and planet Earth. America as a united come through
41:45
Speaker 1: the world. Americas the United cometrol the world. I've said
41:51
Speaker 1: that three years ago. Once you start to tap in
41:55
Speaker 1: America as the United come to on the ward of
41:58
Speaker 1: the war, not just as American and the United States
42:01
Speaker 1: of the world. It's a different dimension. Once we start
42:04
Speaker 1: to see ourselves as America, the United country of the world.
42:09
Speaker 1: That is what they call multipolarity. To canob scud of
42:15
Speaker 1: multi priority or multilateralism or the multilateralism is to communicate
42:23
Speaker 1: and do trade with America. These leaders should meet and
42:31
Speaker 1: think broader for the good of the universe. It's not
42:35
Speaker 1: a catchy moment, right, it's the Chinese should be careful
42:40
Speaker 1: not to make our president look bad or look weak.
42:43
Speaker 1: But the Chinese are good at that. The Chinese are good.
42:45
Speaker 1: I put in a big show. The Chinese are good
42:48
Speaker 1: in welcomings changes, the China knows what president of Natrum
42:53
Speaker 1: is going through. The Chinese can do it better. They
42:57
Speaker 1: should come back home stronger, able to talk to Iran
43:01
Speaker 1: and Russia, for them to decide on the state of Homos.
43:06
Speaker 1: For our leader to serve face and to look strong
43:10
Speaker 1: and look quick, and to be able to bring peace
43:17
Speaker 1: in the Gulf and bring peace in the war, and
43:21
Speaker 1: to accept our proposals and give some concessions that the
43:31
Speaker 1: president can sell to Americans and can say to the war,
43:37
Speaker 1: the American president is doing its best. One thing that
43:41
Speaker 1: we're happy that the one is happy to have done that.
43:43
Speaker 1: Trump right now, it's not a fanatic, it's not a zealand,
43:51
Speaker 1: it's not an estimist. It's not it's it's not a
43:58
Speaker 1: leader the main way or the highway. That's why he waves.
44:03
Speaker 1: He says it's not working. He changes who has that
44:07
Speaker 1: charisma and that political prowess to get in the out
44:15
Speaker 1: of decisions as a president does because the time what
44:19
Speaker 1: wants it, Because he does not like war. He does
44:22
Speaker 1: not like to tear down the world that he is
44:25
Speaker 1: invested in. He's a wealthiest American president. He has businesses,
44:31
Speaker 1: everyone planner. He knows that wars destroyed things. It's a
44:40
Speaker 1: business man and Chinese are all about business. But they
44:46
Speaker 1: should come together. Stop the sanctions and restrictions and tariffs.
44:51
Speaker 1: And that Jason Han that I like so much that
44:56
Speaker 1: Jesson Han says, chips chips to China. That fear is
45:02
Speaker 1: over now because it got deepsick. You got open source.
45:06
Speaker 1: The China is already advancing so many benchmarks that that
45:10
Speaker 1: that fear the Chinese can put it. The only lithographic
45:12
Speaker 1: machines now they're advancing quantum competent technology and sciences or
45:16
Speaker 1: fision technology. There are no non technology robotics or medicine
45:21
Speaker 1: even in research and then peer reviews. So the Chinese
45:26
Speaker 1: advanced now, so that time of stopping China is over.
45:28
Speaker 1: It's not stopping China anymore. It's working with China. And
45:33
Speaker 1: those who take other unipolar vision are stopping China, They're
45:37
Speaker 1: gonna be left behind. The Chinese market is open. Now,
45:42
Speaker 1: go make the deals, sign your own contracts before there
45:46
Speaker 1: is no contract on the table for you to sign.
45:53
Speaker 1: Make the deals right now. You have tried to punish China,
45:59
Speaker 1: said and good that that's not that's the most un
46:03
Speaker 1: wise diplomatic move that we did. Jo proty can move.
46:07
Speaker 1: I keep saying I cannot stop intelligence. You can stop
46:10
Speaker 1: a person, like in Iran, we killed the leader, but
46:15
Speaker 1: somebody else just came that might be more radical than
46:17
Speaker 1: the leader. You can't You don't stop intelligence. You don't
46:21
Speaker 1: stop a system. You can stop a person, but that
46:26
Speaker 1: person can be replaced. China got a history mouse it
46:32
Speaker 1: down to dance shopping. It's moved through many leaders. Mean
46:40
Speaker 1: when Jabao and a lot of Chinese leaders with the
46:48
Speaker 1: same plan are we we are structurally divided by race,
47:01
Speaker 1: by gender, a partisans ship, the cultural wars with media prioritization,
47:11
Speaker 1: we class inequality, structural imbalances. We should take that time
47:19
Speaker 1: actually make American great again, not in the political sense,
47:26
Speaker 1: in the actuality sense, where the wealth tas counture and
47:30
Speaker 1: planner Earth. We're the most intelligent counter and planer Earth.
47:38
Speaker 1: We're the most open counter and planer Earth. We're the
47:42
Speaker 1: most peaceful country and plan Earth. We are the most
47:46
Speaker 1: stable counter and planner Earth. Where the counter plant where
47:50
Speaker 1: everybody wants to invest, everybody want to bring them money,
47:53
Speaker 1: their resources. Here in our banks war straight therect foreign
48:00
Speaker 1: investments or reserves. We are the most trust the national planner,
48:10
Speaker 1: multi priority is not ondoing of America. On the contrary,
48:14
Speaker 1: it's strengthening of America because multi priority. It's all about
48:20
Speaker 1: three things. I said again, again, again and again. You
48:27
Speaker 1: got strategic resources. Of strategic leverage you got. You got
48:41
Speaker 1: strategic resources. You got your pratical leverage based on what
48:51
Speaker 1: resources you have done nobody has, and that gives you
48:56
Speaker 1: strategic autonomy, and that gives you strategic sovereignty. We got
49:07
Speaker 1: more oil, We got more of almost everything than anybody
49:12
Speaker 1: asked towards the problem. Because we still want to carry
49:19
Speaker 1: the burden of the unipolar system, the nation building, they
49:25
Speaker 1: never ending wars and counties want us to do that
49:28
Speaker 1: because we weart trellions of dollars we can use to
49:33
Speaker 1: develop the whole land and make it paradise for Americans.
49:38
Speaker 1: How good paying jobs, good schools, good neighborhoods, How the
49:42
Speaker 1: pride of country hurt, have a good retirement, safe streets,
49:48
Speaker 1: law and order, love for one another, patriotics, sitondery, bigger
50:00
Speaker 1: vision for America. That's why the two president meets, the
50:07
Speaker 1: hope becomes will and they got the basic understanding. On Taiwan,
50:15
Speaker 1: on the South China Sea, on the state of Foremost
50:17
Speaker 1: and Iran, on geopolitical strategy, on Petro dollar, on the
50:22
Speaker 1: calf on Africa and other blocks. Led the squad, Let
50:27
Speaker 1: the quad all these blocks that they have and seek
50:33
Speaker 1: some harmony. It should be a time when Chang Jim Pain,
50:41
Speaker 1: Shang Jim Pain, Donut Trump and Vladimir Putin, when President
50:48
Speaker 1: Donat Trump, President Shi Champain and President vlam Putem they
50:51
Speaker 1: can meet together. And those are the blocks meeting together.
50:56
Speaker 1: And the EO, maybe the German Chancellor or Macron or
51:03
Speaker 1: the keys Stammer or the Canadian Prime minister. So it's
51:13
Speaker 1: the middle countries and the great powers and stop fighting
51:19
Speaker 1: to stop wasting times that you're gonna destroy Ussia, they're
51:23
Speaker 1: gonna destroy China. All those are fantasy. I don't understand
51:26
Speaker 1: shift in your politics. That's the trying to destroy China,
51:31
Speaker 1: destroy Russia and destroy all these all these wars. And
51:37
Speaker 1: it will not work. It never work because those are fantasies.
51:40
Speaker 1: And the more you do, the more you consolidate countries.
51:44
Speaker 1: I don't want to consolidate. And all what they can do,
51:48
Speaker 1: they can do. What is happening today when you claim
51:51
Speaker 1: the sanctions and the boycott of Russia and the tarists
51:55
Speaker 1: what happened Rossia came closer to China with sanctioned for
52:00
Speaker 1: forty seven years. What happened Iran came closer to China
52:04
Speaker 1: and Russia Belarus we declared the guy a dictator and
52:11
Speaker 1: with punished Bellard as well. He came closer to Russia.
52:15
Speaker 1: The Africans and what we do to them, will treat
52:17
Speaker 1: them with discrimination and see them just like sources of
52:21
Speaker 1: We treat Africa like a farm like they cannot think
52:24
Speaker 1: for themselves that we can't extract that resources. We don't
52:27
Speaker 1: care about developing them because we think they're the intelligent
52:29
Speaker 1: and sometimes they're not human. And of what happens they
52:32
Speaker 1: go closer to China and Russia. Think about it today,
52:44
Speaker 1: be the beginning of the political unipolar multipolar system to
52:48
Speaker 1: change our dynamics of politics, and we will think that's
52:51
Speaker 1: an option. The options will be on the table, and
52:54
Speaker 1: sometimes they siah I said all the time and again,
52:58
Speaker 1: sometimes it's difficult to be left handed our old age.
53:02
Speaker 1: Some people die of their own ways. Some are quick
53:05
Speaker 1: to change and adapt, and some of my crypto forgive,
53:10
Speaker 1: let go move on and move forward. Some my cry
53:14
Speaker 1: don't understand their strength and weaknesses. So my cuyck don't
53:18
Speaker 1: know if they have the cards or they don't or
53:20
Speaker 1: they have the wrong cards. So my cuyp don't know
53:23
Speaker 1: that if they're acting in the playbook that somewhere else
53:27
Speaker 1: wrote for them, that you might be reading the cover
53:34
Speaker 1: and not the content. So I think that they're the
53:37
Speaker 1: restaurant not knowing that they're on the menu. So I
53:41
Speaker 1: think they know more than others when they don't. Some
53:46
Speaker 1: I think they figured it out and they haven't. Strategy
53:54
Speaker 1: just oh god, it doesn't matter. What matters is humanity.
54:02
Speaker 1: That when for some reasons humans humans become leader despite
54:11
Speaker 1: political differences or natural or natural differences, they know that
54:16
Speaker 1: they are humans, that they're leader because humanity depends on them.
54:24
Speaker 1: The faith of humanity rights now depends on President of
54:31
Speaker 1: not Trump and president and the players involved. History shall
54:51
Speaker 1: remember builders, History shall remember bridge builders, consensus builders, peacemakers, developers,
55:06
Speaker 1: those who do their best to make the Willie Bear
55:10
Speaker 1: a place, even though this power is given to day,
55:14
Speaker 1: even though you guys are the most powerful people on plan.
55:17
Speaker 1: I heard, what is power? What is power? It is
55:24
Speaker 1: it do good? It's to make the vale bearter place,
55:28
Speaker 1: its rise above personal defenses or personal grievances, a vincitiveness
55:36
Speaker 1: of venditter, to be quick to forgive, to let go,
55:39
Speaker 1: to move on and move forward, to know that this
55:43
Speaker 1: time giving to you shall come to pass history shahow record.
55:50
Speaker 1: And when the sun or the light of the universe
55:54
Speaker 1: shine on day, when that stage was here, what did
55:59
Speaker 1: you do when bitter and vindictive and hateful and cruel,
56:08
Speaker 1: or when positive, reconciliatory and became the builder, became that
56:15
Speaker 1: monument of a being that rises above all the arts
56:23
Speaker 1: to make the wild better place? Would it be nice
56:29
Speaker 1: to be remembered for being a leader that despite all
56:41
Speaker 1: the constraints and difficulties and challenges and the quagmires that
56:52
Speaker 1: he navigated throughout that to make the water better place?
57:00
Speaker 1: I said, as I would say the man again, that
57:07
Speaker 1: there are three types of leaders, those who create problems
57:12
Speaker 1: they cannot solve, those who solve the problems they create,
57:20
Speaker 1: and those who solved problems they didn't create. And which
57:32
Speaker 1: are you? If given the chance and the opportunity and
57:37
Speaker 1: the power that has been given to you, what else
57:42
Speaker 1: do you want? You can arise to power? To go
57:47
Speaker 1: to war? Because wal come with negative causality, death and destruction,
57:54
Speaker 1: you have people had died in history. You can overpat
57:57
Speaker 1: their record, you can remember. But as a builder. Some
58:05
Speaker 1: don't say someone's good about Nixon. President Richard Nixon, but
58:11
Speaker 1: he's the one that did not look good for America.
58:16
Speaker 1: You don't go to war. He went to China and
58:24
Speaker 1: he sent Kissinger to Saudi Arabia. That was the beginning
58:28
Speaker 1: of Petro dollar and the all we have to day.
58:33
Speaker 1: He has a chance to go to war, he didn't.
58:35
Speaker 1: They managed war. They managed it, and war destroyed him.
58:45
Speaker 1: As he don't go to war would have been destroyed.
58:48
Speaker 1: You remembered for the good, remember the Ping Pong diplomacy,
58:54
Speaker 1: those good times. It changed the world. If it thing bigger,
59:04
Speaker 1: it become part of history. If a thing's smaller, he
59:11
Speaker 1: become history. Philosopher. Prince aurgh Intelligence is philosopher. Prince Israsore
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Speaker 1: from the great City of Las Vegas. A pray thirteenth,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, hoping of our president comes black from
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Speaker 1: China successfully. Thank you