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America Is Still The Greatest Good For All- Prince Israel Zaar · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Oh. To those who might disagree or see the contrary
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Speaker 1: to what I'm saying, I always like to remind skeptics
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Speaker 1: and pundits or critics that the President Donald Trump, it's
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Speaker 1: a it's a Joe political strategedist, a Joe political strategist,
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Speaker 1: and uh a Joe political realist. There are those who
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Speaker 1: sometimes are We like to compare the American leaders to
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Speaker 1: the past, like the President signing the Memorandum of Understanding
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Speaker 1: in Versailles, France today the seventeenth of June twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 1: To those who criticize the president, and we compare the
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Speaker 1: president on our Regan. There are those with those lamentations
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Speaker 1: that failed to understand that for so long are those
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Speaker 1: American presidents there were leaders in the Union polar system
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Speaker 1: when they talked to Reynald Reagan on Oregian came in
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Speaker 1: when the Soviet Union was at its weakest. So American
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Speaker 1: could take in the country for lunch. We could do
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Speaker 1: what we want around the world because we've got the
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Speaker 1: britain Hood institutions on our back. We got the Allies
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Speaker 1: in Europe on our back, and I was intelligence services
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Speaker 1: were everywhere on planet Earth. We could change every leader.
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Speaker 1: We wanted. We could spire on every leader we wanted.
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Speaker 1: We could spy on friends, folds and allies, and we
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Speaker 1: could do what we want. That's the point. We could
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Speaker 1: do what we want and if you could eat for Kuyama.
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Speaker 1: There was a time that after the Soviet Union collapse
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Speaker 1: and Russia was struggling to survive, that history was over.
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Speaker 1: That concept of forgetting ourselves and committing a lot of mistakes,
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Speaker 1: a lot of mistakes that we're having today. History was over.
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Speaker 1: And we invited China too. Wto not because we like China,
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Speaker 1: that's because we thought China was supposed to be a
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Speaker 1: perpetual factory to put us chip goods while we make
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Speaker 1: exactly doant profits and we use every country that all
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Speaker 1: the countries in Africa for natural resources. The Americas were
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Speaker 1: just for for resources, and the kupikant Chose was behind
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Speaker 1: our back yard and it became a thing of communism
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Speaker 1: and freedom autocracian democracy. So it was a dualism that
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Speaker 1: we created. We talk about the rue base order, not
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Speaker 1: the United Nations that we created. So how these illusions
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Speaker 1: of infinity rue that God was on our side, that
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Speaker 1: we are the choosing ones, that everybody that doesn't look
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Speaker 1: like us, was inferior, was less, was an intelligent or
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Speaker 1: primitive that something should be lacking Hebrews and arrogance and
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Speaker 1: exhabitant blindsightedness as to where we are today. Getty not wrong.
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Speaker 1: Within the American sanctuary. American did the greatest good on
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Speaker 1: planet Earth that many empires would never do. Everybody on
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Speaker 1: plannerth prospered, even those who were oppressed, even those who
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Speaker 1: were slaved. It was that thing called the rule of law.
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Speaker 1: There was that thing called the American Constitution, the separation
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Speaker 1: of power Habbia's corpus. There were so many safeguards about
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Speaker 1: human rights, about freedom and liberty and independence, the jurisprudence
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Speaker 1: of fairness or justice or equality or equited or transparency
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Speaker 1: or checks and balances. The American century was of everybody,
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Speaker 1: and don't get me wrong, it got its own mistakes.
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Speaker 1: It did so many things wrong, and it did so
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Speaker 1: many things right. If you go back to other civilizations
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Speaker 1: or the empires as you re call them, it led
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Speaker 1: to major wars, the First World War, the Second World War,
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Speaker 1: and before that, colonization and the Boor Wars, the struggle
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Speaker 1: for Africa and the Americans, the brutality of neo clonialism.
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Speaker 1: A lot was done, but the beautiful soul of America
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Speaker 1: can never be forgotten, that soft power, that class and elegance,
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Speaker 1: and that place where humans can be their best, where
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Speaker 1: everybody can rise despite the injustice or the discrimination or
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Speaker 1: the mistakes that are plague in every country and plan
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Speaker 1: on Earth. No country on planet Earth to die is
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Speaker 1: more just, fair, equit table than America. In America can
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Speaker 1: take somewhere to court. You can take the precedent to court.
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Speaker 1: You can take everybody in America to court. And if
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Speaker 1: you don't get a lawyer, you'll be afforded one are
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Speaker 1: you be judged by your peers, no matter some corruption
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Speaker 1: or injustice, that injustices that happens everywhere in the war.
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Speaker 1: At a point in time, American pays attention to this.
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Speaker 1: It's litigation in America. It's an adversarius system. It's a
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Speaker 1: place open to all those Sometimes people come and go.
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Speaker 1: It's a place we'll have something good to offer, something
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Speaker 1: to invent or create, to add to the good of humanity.
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Speaker 1: In the name of America. America always stand by her.
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Speaker 1: Our mistakes are obvious because we ought you to get this,
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Speaker 1: but we have a free prayers. What is happening in
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Speaker 1: America to day is seen and heard everywhere in the war.
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Speaker 1: In some countries in the world, you cannot criticize their leaders.
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Speaker 1: You cannot criticize the system. It just obey or you
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Speaker 1: are punished, exile or murdered or assassinated, or in prison
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Speaker 1: or jail. So be it. During the glorious days and
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Speaker 1: the glorious Dame of America, power was shared, though not
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Speaker 1: evenly distributed, but power was shared. Look at the American colors,
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Speaker 1: the diversity, the strength of our economy, of our flag,
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Speaker 1: of our military. We can never discard what America is.
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Speaker 1: We can never forget the good of America, the might
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Speaker 1: of America. You cannot dare America. America as I'm talking
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Speaker 1: to right now, you are still the greatest and technology,
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Speaker 1: in military, mind, in science and humanity, and philanthropy, in education,
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Speaker 1: and you name it. Those we have. Our structure and
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Speaker 1: political and parties on difference says we are still the
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Speaker 1: good to the world. In that same token, we went
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Speaker 1: to sleep or we ignore the war, and the war
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Speaker 1: rose behind us. The China that was discarded, the China
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Speaker 1: that was giving names called the Orient or the Orients
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Speaker 1: or called the Chinese man or whatever that was. Discrimination
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Speaker 1: and racism can sometimes blind humans to realities and walk
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Speaker 1: to the disadvantage of the racists. It's always been true,
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Speaker 1: it's just a matter of time. You can never ignore intelligence,
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Speaker 1: you can never ignore the human being. You can never
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Speaker 1: ignore human resilience or resistance. You can never ignore human
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Speaker 1: civilizations and cultures or traditions or religion or belief systems
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Speaker 1: that has been passed over from centuries to centuries. You
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Speaker 1: cannot just artificially impose yourself on everybody to erase their tradition,
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Speaker 1: erase their civilization, their religion, their belief systems, their customs,
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Speaker 1: and their ways. We cannot polish the world. We cannot
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Speaker 1: bail on nations. We cannot restrict others from crying. We
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Speaker 1: cannot afford to discriminate against others. Still, it's a room
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Speaker 1: for growth. American can still rebeal. That's what we have
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Speaker 1: always done. From the history of our founding to where
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Speaker 1: we are today. People have come and God have said
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Speaker 1: much about America. Oh we are still here. The flag
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Speaker 1: was still there. We are still line of the free.
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Speaker 1: We are stead a beckon of hope, that country on
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Speaker 1: the hill. We are still our statue of liberty. We
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Speaker 1: are still that place to come and call home, to
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Speaker 1: come and invest and be a trillionaire. We are still
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Speaker 1: that plan to go home, that shoulder to lean on.
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Speaker 1: We are still the nation that will come to your
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Speaker 1: help when in need. We are still a land of opportunity.
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Speaker 1: Were still a land of affluence and flourishment, of hope
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Speaker 1: and freedom and justice and care for equity and progress.
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Speaker 1: We are still in the United States of America. We
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Speaker 1: are still here. The flag is still standing with time
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Speaker 1: has changed from unipolarity to multipolarity. The days of Bill
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Speaker 1: Clinton or American Obama or Joe Biden, those were the
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Speaker 1: unipolar war. It is a Roan Origan was a unipolar war,
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Speaker 1: and they become president. Do not Trump, I say time
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Speaker 1: and again the way we are to die. Don't get
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Speaker 1: me wrong, President do not Trump is the best bet
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Speaker 1: we have to die. He's a leader that can maneuver
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Speaker 1: and navigate America to victory in this multipolar system without
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Speaker 1: the Third World War. There are those who do not
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Speaker 1: appreciate the best the president is doing in international politics,
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Speaker 1: but that's the best American has been. Think about the
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Speaker 1: wars we are fought afghanist Iraq, Libya. Because of all
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Speaker 1: the wars in the Americas, the toppling of regimes or
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Speaker 1: the mess we created, it accumulated to where we are today.
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Speaker 1: President do not Trump is just a syn tom that's
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Speaker 1: trying to be the cure or the treatment. Let me
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Speaker 1: say it again, President not Trump is just a symptom
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Speaker 1: or manifestation that's trying to be a treatment or care.
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Speaker 1: Where America is today's not because of President Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: He was just elected in a few years ago and
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Speaker 1: when he came to the scene, all this opposition on
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Speaker 1: the deep state or whatever they call it. You can
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Speaker 1: see in the media and the present, whatever people do,
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Speaker 1: there is so much opposition to that guy than any
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Speaker 1: time in American history. With our cause, don't get me wrong,
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Speaker 1: with our cause, it is there is no reason why
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Speaker 1: people post President Don Trump. If you ask, somebody gave
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Speaker 1: me a reasonable reason why you post Don A Trump.
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Speaker 1: And if you're the position opposing him for something that
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Speaker 1: he has done, then you should be able to know
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Speaker 1: that your guy did not do that. That's the hypocrisis
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Speaker 1: sometimes that is that it's too painful to bear. The
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Speaker 1: way Ukraine was not started by Don Trump well we
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Speaker 1: are today with Iran. What's not started by Donor Trump
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Speaker 1: when Iran was at its weakest. What the Americans do
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Speaker 1: when Iran was at its weakest? What do we do?
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Speaker 1: We postpone the problems to the future. Somebody must solve it.
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Speaker 1: There are those hawks, hawks and neocounts. Don't get me wrong.
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Speaker 1: The American patriots, the wish were of America, the one
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Speaker 1: American to be the strongest and the most powerful in
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Speaker 1: the world. We will always be the strongest and powerful.
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Speaker 1: That fears are journey that we are losing in the world.
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Speaker 1: It didn't start to die. I want to talk about
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Speaker 1: the military to die. Oh Ai. We need the minerals.
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Speaker 1: We need the markets, we need the factories, we need
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Speaker 1: the resources. Most of these things are not in America.
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Speaker 1: We need to buy them. Sometimes we need to compromise
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Speaker 1: with photos because we need minerals that we do not have.
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Speaker 1: We need the rare earth that we don't have. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: need the oil that we don't have enough. We are
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Speaker 1: the leader of the world. The petro dollar is a thing.
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Speaker 1: The American dominance and economics in stock market and finance
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Speaker 1: is the thing the war needs, us needs us. We
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Speaker 1: are the leader of this world. The time comes in
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Speaker 1: the multi party system where power must be distributed or
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Speaker 1: must be real listing to know that it's not a war,
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Speaker 1: it's a new war that diplomises between Garbatcher or a Reagan.
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Speaker 1: It's over. They were sleeping giants that were call them
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Speaker 1: paper tigers like China. We cannot call them anymore because
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Speaker 1: the world has changed. I keep saying tam and again.
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Speaker 1: The world is a commodities market. It's a mineral war.
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Speaker 1: It's a resource base war. It's not a fiat system war.
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Speaker 1: It's not a stock market war. Cryptocurrency or digital currency
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Speaker 1: shall play its role, but finally going to be back
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Speaker 1: by God, by minerals and resources and population and productive
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Speaker 1: capacity and sets and positive contribution. The war's gonna be
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Speaker 1: led by intelligence at which are intelligence, nano technology, fusion technology, robotics.
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Speaker 1: He is the future known connective intelligence, exponential trianglism, motiversalism,
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Speaker 1: multi dimensionalism, sorry anism. We must understand this philosophies of
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Speaker 1: the future. And Donatrum is able to navigate this war.
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Speaker 1: If you see President Donal Trump comes to the table
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Speaker 1: and what he brings to America, that's the best that
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Speaker 1: American can get for Now if you know who do
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Speaker 1: not Trump is, he does not set to Falus. We've
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Speaker 1: been to war with Iran. You seen the president wave
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Speaker 1: and done everything to get the best for America. To
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Speaker 1: those who said, now guy is not doing his best,
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Speaker 1: what did they wanted there? Iran is a formidable military power.
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Speaker 1: It got more than ninety million population. Geographically is located
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Speaker 1: in a place where you cannot take an choose your neighbor.
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Speaker 1: Iran is a ald civilization with technologists. I said this
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Speaker 1: before the war. Go back and listen to what I
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Speaker 1: said before the war. It was not a prediction because
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Speaker 1: it happened. Is so sad or just reality? This civilization
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Speaker 1: of Iran is technology, mathematics and science and their culture.
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Speaker 1: It's not liberal democracy. The religion is different, that traditions
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Speaker 1: are different. It's them. We are fighting a civilization as state.
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Speaker 1: It's difficult to defeat a civilization as state because you
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Speaker 1: can fight to the last person. It's not an artificially
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Speaker 1: engineered state. Those were no lines drawn after colonization. Those
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Speaker 1: are no newly created states that we're here for centuries
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Speaker 1: for millionaires. That's why we could not come or clean Iraq.
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Speaker 1: You know what Iraq was before the name Iraq is new.
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Speaker 1: But we know those countries. We knows those civilizations that
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Speaker 1: name Iran is new. We know those civilizations that name
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Speaker 1: Afghanistan is new. We know those civilizations that name Russia
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Speaker 1: might be new. We know those civilizations. Even to Libya,
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Speaker 1: those are civilization as states. It is rare. It's a
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Speaker 1: civilization and state. You can never defeat Israel, for example.
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Speaker 1: You don't defend civilization as states because they believe in
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Speaker 1: something that was handed to them over the centuries. They
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Speaker 1: have their religion, their culture, the language that we are thinking.
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Speaker 1: There's something more to them than the flag, or than
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Speaker 1: the constitution or the rule of law. It's survived to
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Speaker 1: the last person. Some of these countries, we don't have
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Speaker 1: assets on the ground. That's a reality. They'll round them
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Speaker 1: up and they'll kill them. Oh, they'll pick up good
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Speaker 1: people in the street or and exchange them with hiding
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Speaker 1: cleaniness that we have in our presence. They don't negotiate
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Speaker 1: to make a deal. They negotiate to stall negotiations and
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Speaker 1: prepare for more war. They believe in my tidom. They
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Speaker 1: die with pride. They prefer to die because religion promised
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Speaker 1: them something different. Those are civilization as state. Don't get
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Speaker 1: me wrong. That believe system might be contrary to our
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Speaker 1: belief system. They might be wrong, but believes are subjective.
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Speaker 1: It's not scientifically proven. It's not a mathematical fact. It's
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Speaker 1: a well of thought that has been oppressed or impose
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Speaker 1: through millennia. It's passed on. How can you stop that?
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Speaker 1: To those who are condemning the president with the deal
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Speaker 1: in Versaida with around that is signing you have a
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Speaker 1: better deal, I didn't you suggest it to the president?
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Speaker 1: Those who want the war, they got their war, aren't
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Speaker 1: see the war? God? All of surprise is this? Should
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Speaker 1: we keep Should we keep fighting and depleting our resources?
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Speaker 1: What happens if you have a more formidable enemy. What's
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Speaker 1: the point of fighting? You still come to the table.
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Speaker 1: The state of Homus the matter what we say, it's
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Speaker 1: not it's not in international waters. The state of Homos
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Speaker 1: is between Oman and Iran. I said this long time
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Speaker 1: ago that the greatest piece you can have is Oman
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Speaker 1: and Iran sharing the state of Homos. I said that
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Speaker 1: long time ago, and I said, if American was to
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Speaker 1: play it's raw, then they can participate with Oman to
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Speaker 1: pass through the state of Oman, but it becomes difficult
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Speaker 1: because it's narrow, it's not wide, but we still need
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Speaker 1: to navigate the minds. It means that straight it's within
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Speaker 1: around here space that that's very dangerous for our assets,
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Speaker 1: a military asset or a military man. It's just a
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Speaker 1: choke point that we knew but were just ignored. Twenty
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Speaker 1: percent or more of the raal oil and petro chemicals
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Speaker 1: passes through that point. And if we continue the war,
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Speaker 1: what about the hooties on Theemen and the choke point
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Speaker 1: over there? What about Malaysia and those choke points around
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Speaker 1: that paraldor what about the South China Sea on Malacca?
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Speaker 1: What about the Cape of Good Help? What about the
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Speaker 1: Swiss Canal or the Panel I Canna on the street
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Speaker 1: by Turkey. We must come to relate to a realization
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Speaker 1: that counties today want to judge a fee or two
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Speaker 1: within the territory. The concept of free navigation is noble,
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Speaker 1: but but it's constantly being challenge and it's not applied evenly.
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Speaker 1: The politics of all is different from the politics of today.
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Speaker 1: There are major players that we cannot discard. China is
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Speaker 1: like the Titanic on the ocean, and you got Russia
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Speaker 1: the Russia that we talked that will compare on our
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Speaker 1: regan to today after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
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Speaker 1: What do we there? We got nature, the europe bill
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Speaker 1: and formidable military. No Europe depends on America. American cannot
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Speaker 1: do it alone and the Europe bans on like war
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Speaker 1: on their shows. America, we cannot accept the war on
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Speaker 1: our shaws, but it's proven to die. The country has
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Speaker 1: got military assets and satellites and advanced technology that can
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Speaker 1: threaten our shaws. That's what President or Natrum is navigatting.
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Speaker 1: We don't want around with the nuclear weapon. If you
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Speaker 1: push them to the corner, they would test a bomb
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Speaker 1: and the game is over. President, do not trum unders
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Speaker 1: do that. Iranians never actually won to have a bomb
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Speaker 1: because the Fatar or if I call it right, ye
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Speaker 1: are too. I had told us did not want it.
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Speaker 1: If you push the sun, it's going to have one
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Speaker 1: because we pushed them to the corner and they were
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Speaker 1: at that point of survivor of changing the fatara of Fatois.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how they call it to have a
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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon and the president has its called an opportunity
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Speaker 1: for the maximum pressure. Imposted on Aliens to be tall,
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Speaker 1: to get where we are today. Iran is not coming
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Speaker 1: to the table like a weak nation. That's a fact.
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Speaker 1: We thought Iran was weak. Not me. I started Iran,
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Speaker 1: I spoke about it, I make many podcasts about it.
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Speaker 1: We just assume we didn't take the warnings. Rush makes waste.
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Speaker 1: We rush into it, but Irenas have been planning for
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Speaker 1: forty seven years into it. We're going to one day
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Speaker 1: make that rush with China. The Chinese have been planning
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Speaker 1: for it. What you think is not what is what
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Speaker 1: you were yesterday. It's not what you are today. Time changes,
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Speaker 1: civilization changes, the world, order changes, the strength of America
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Speaker 1: to die. It's different the way it was yesterday. We
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Speaker 1: are competing to THEE for science or AI for technologies,
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Speaker 1: for everything. We are competing for petro chemicals, we are
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Speaker 1: competing for natural resources. We are competing for STEM graduates science, technology, engineering,
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Speaker 1: and math. We are competing. We are competing for doctorate
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Speaker 1: scientific doctorate degrees, research and technologies. We are competing for
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Speaker 1: space on satellites. We're competing for the artic We are
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Speaker 1: competing to them for almost everything that we do not
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Speaker 1: compete with. That's the reality in which president a natal missfacing.
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Speaker 1: No stagia sometimes corropts reality. Let me say it again,
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Speaker 1: No stagia sometimes corrupts reality. That's why I say are
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Speaker 1: started by sender President Na Trump's Joe politically realistic. This
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Speaker 1: is China, It's Russia. Something called the bricks. I see
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Speaker 1: the Russia Corporation or the Shahi Corporation organization. We got
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Speaker 1: many forces of power today, the bricks or the or
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Speaker 1: the Better Road initiative. It got the Gulf States making
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Speaker 1: new alliances. That era of nuclear weapon dominance is over.
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Speaker 1: You are no. Number one to destroy the war. It's
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Speaker 1: easy to destroy the war. I set retirement again. It's
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Speaker 1: not invading countries. The fear is Cuba. We're gonna underestimate us.
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Speaker 1: We do again and rush into Cuba and again with
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Speaker 1: face reality. Don't minimize countries that have been suppressed or
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Speaker 1: ban or sanction for so long. Remember the Japanese, remember
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Speaker 1: ancient China. We need to work with nations. There are
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Speaker 1: those in American politics that will come on TV and say,
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Speaker 1: what do you want to say? Is you to criticize
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Speaker 1: the president every effort he's trying to do. You stand
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Speaker 1: against it, Your criticize but there's nothing you propose. When
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Speaker 1: you ask all these people that are criticizing the president, Okay,
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Speaker 1: what should we do, they say we should go to
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Speaker 1: more war. They like more war. All they one is war.
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Speaker 1: We've been fighting wars. Nothing came out of it. We
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Speaker 1: lost trillions of dollars. It brought us to this military
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Speaker 1: gadget logistics. We need to rebuild our military, not for war,
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Speaker 1: just for defense and to sell their weapons to make
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Speaker 1: our companies make money. The world needs our softwaes. We
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Speaker 1: tried to stop China. You cannot stop China on the walk,
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Speaker 1: which China said the man again, you cannot stop intelligence.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna walk with Iran. It's where I ran to
35:56
Speaker 1: seek peace with Israel. Do that, sick? Peace with Israel.
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Speaker 1: Stop threatening Israel. Stop threatening the annihilation of Israel. Iran
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Speaker 1: cannot wipe Israel or the man. He cannot do that.
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Speaker 1: He will never do that. I don't need to learn
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Speaker 1: how to work with the neighbors. Iran can work with Israel.
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Speaker 1: Is Israel's threats are real. They're real. You must sick understanding.
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Speaker 1: The president is navigating all that, and it's it's reality
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Speaker 1: that if it's not done, a Trump today, whoever comes
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Speaker 1: in might not have the how that charisma to talk
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Speaker 1: to many leaders. President Donald Trump is the only leader
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Speaker 1: that can talk to any leader on planet Earth, and
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Speaker 1: those leaders are willing to talk to him. He's the
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Speaker 1: one negotiating from America. It's okay if we expect more,
37:20
Speaker 1: but genuinely, where the role is to die, we need
37:24
Speaker 1: to fight our way to be number one. It cannot
37:29
Speaker 1: be true war because the resource says to make those weapons,
37:36
Speaker 1: we do not have them. The miniers to make those weapons,
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Speaker 1: we do not have them. We have some, but not all.
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Speaker 1: And if we play ball with those other countries, then
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Speaker 1: I just refuse to sell us the minerals. The Chinese
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Speaker 1: are resisting to sell us health. There is this thing
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Speaker 1: to call all those countries together, Indias, you know, maybe Kyan,
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Speaker 1: all these countries and underworld with the rare of materials,
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Speaker 1: and yeah, you call them together. What you do you
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Speaker 1: need to be processed through China. It's daily work to
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Speaker 1: process those resources. And you don't know how those capacities
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Speaker 1: to do that. You refuse to do that because it
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Speaker 1: was too daddy. The Chinese did that deadly work. And
38:29
Speaker 1: now in the world you gotta work with China, strategic autonomy,
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Speaker 1: strategic leverage. That's that's what multiparty is all about. There
38:46
Speaker 1: are things that the world must need from America, and
38:50
Speaker 1: there are things that America must need from the world.
38:54
Speaker 1: We cannot just go to ran Crabbit. The world in
38:57
Speaker 1: the run proofs that it's okay to go to some
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Speaker 1: little weak nations, and do we want to do with them?
39:04
Speaker 1: But those weak nations, when we go on top of
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Speaker 1: our government, they migrate to America, they become dependent on America,
39:15
Speaker 1: and they become a burden to the tax prayers, and
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Speaker 1: it drives extremest politics and terror. It takes away from
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Speaker 1: the country. What are been Libya? What do we gain
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Speaker 1: from that? What do we gain from Afghanistan? What do
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Speaker 1: we gain from Iraq? What do we gain from all
39:46
Speaker 1: those golf wars? Wars? Strategically heard, America prefer to develop
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Speaker 1: our own. We're back at home. We need to love
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Speaker 1: one another. We need to come together us one country,
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Speaker 1: indivisible under God and law as determined. Again, the construct
40:12
Speaker 1: of racism, sexism, and baggotry. It's a disease that is
40:17
Speaker 1: calling us. We create artificial diseases to kill us. That's
40:24
Speaker 1: what racism and sexism is doing to us or bigotry.
40:28
Speaker 1: We fail to develop ourselves, we turn to hate ourselves
40:33
Speaker 1: because of the way we look or something I tell
40:36
Speaker 1: people again and again at the concept of black and
40:40
Speaker 1: white was first used in James in Jamestown, Virginia, no
40:47
Speaker 1: long ago. For the history of the universe, black and
40:51
Speaker 1: white was not a thing. Look in the mirror and
40:56
Speaker 1: tell me if you are black or white artificial construct.
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Speaker 1: Stop wasting time and life on that. Don't try to
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Speaker 1: stop the woman. Every human being came from a woman.
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Speaker 1: As I'm talking to you now, there is a World Cup.
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Speaker 1: Look at the word cup. Look at those players on
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Speaker 1: the page. They come from many stripes and races or countries.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. What matters is talent, talent poole Americans.
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Speaker 1: You cultivate the best talent pole. It doesn't matter how
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Speaker 1: you look. That is Ponti priority. We can still go
41:41
Speaker 1: the unipolar world of cultural wars of black and white,
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Speaker 1: of superiority and eriority. Those are old all our day.
41:56
Speaker 1: There's a prigmitive and obsolete, British, brutal in human, barbarican
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Speaker 1: and civilized. We can't choose to go that round. We
42:09
Speaker 1: did sometimes it didn't help. It helps a generation and
42:16
Speaker 1: hurts the others. What we are doing today gonna hurt
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Speaker 1: America in the future. But President Donald Trump is doing
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Speaker 1: his best to pay a better worle for America. If
42:31
Speaker 1: he started your politics a well, you can never discut America.
42:38
Speaker 1: But war it's not a thing in the multipolar world.
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Speaker 1: It's proven in Iran, and Iran is just just a
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Speaker 1: nineteen million country human one. They choose to go to Brazil.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of people, and then we're gonna see
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Speaker 1: what they can do. We can't choose to go to Cuba.
43:08
Speaker 1: You go to Cuba, it will not be the red carpet.
43:13
Speaker 1: Cuba cannot be Venezuela. Cuba cannot be Venezuela. Just an example.
43:23
Speaker 1: There are those now that will push the President that
43:27
Speaker 1: since we've got to deal with Iran, that American is wake,
43:30
Speaker 1: we need to be tough. American cannot have a weak
43:35
Speaker 1: American will always be tough. And are those that will
43:39
Speaker 1: push the president into your project card Quak Myers. I
43:44
Speaker 1: said this Timan again, if I'm the president, do not
43:48
Speaker 1: take de bait. Do not take the Cuba bait. Mister President,
43:56
Speaker 1: you end up with another Iran. Do not underestimate what
44:03
Speaker 1: countries under pressure on that sanction, can't you, because they
44:09
Speaker 1: have nothing to lose. If we go to Cuba, they
44:13
Speaker 1: don't have lights, they are carved from the world. Why
44:19
Speaker 1: should they have to lose. They'll like to die try
44:25
Speaker 1: and this regime change concept of all that we can
44:29
Speaker 1: just have some people in the country and then we'll
44:33
Speaker 1: just ponsor them, ver bribe them, or got some desperer
44:37
Speaker 1: to put you in the desperer some corrul humans that
44:41
Speaker 1: left their countess and came here. And then they come
44:44
Speaker 1: and lie to the sea io the light to American
44:46
Speaker 1: government and they pretend to be asset our asset, but
44:51
Speaker 1: they got a personal vandatter they have escort to set
44:56
Speaker 1: in their country and they don't come and deceive us.
45:00
Speaker 1: And then they said, oh, if you go, you talk
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Speaker 1: with the government and throw some bombs and you decapitate
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Speaker 1: the leadership. People rise in the street and THO said,
45:10
Speaker 1: welcome to America, and they'll give us some cakes and
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Speaker 1: some flour. And they're like, oh, well, come to save us.
45:19
Speaker 1: That was once a story in the multipolar system. People
45:28
Speaker 1: are people are allergic to topple in their government. People
45:36
Speaker 1: are allergic to racism. People are allergic to sexism. People
45:41
Speaker 1: are allergic to bick a tree. People are allergic to
45:46
Speaker 1: colonization because it didn't do good to the world. We
45:52
Speaker 1: can write the books, but history is history. We may
45:57
Speaker 1: not know the pains of other countries because we are
46:01
Speaker 1: that blessed. See what happened in around We can bomb
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Speaker 1: them and kill them and decapitate their leaders, but there
46:10
Speaker 1: is something more than that. It's country hurt. You cannot
46:17
Speaker 1: take that away from the human being. The President doesn't
46:29
Speaker 1: like war. I said that the man again. American is
46:34
Speaker 1: not the greatest because of the wars we are fought.
46:38
Speaker 1: America is greatest because of our science and technology, our
46:41
Speaker 1: advancement of our humanity, our philanthropy, our self power, our
46:47
Speaker 1: goodness and friendliness. Americans are just good people. You cannot
46:53
Speaker 1: take that away. Everywhere Americans go, they're good people. They
46:59
Speaker 1: contribute America very industrious, very productive, kind hearted, intelligent, kind,
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Speaker 1: positive and good. Some Christians, some humane, some spiritualists, but
47:21
Speaker 1: we're in the core of America lies goodness. Sometimes our
47:26
Speaker 1: politicians fail to know that the American people do not
47:29
Speaker 1: like war. We don't like to sity and see some
47:33
Speaker 1: children and women being killed in the name of America.
47:37
Speaker 1: It does not make us great. It don't need to
47:41
Speaker 1: kill people. It don't need to go to war to
47:44
Speaker 1: win an elections. You don't need to go to war
47:48
Speaker 1: to be great, especially when we need other countries that
47:52
Speaker 1: are our foes to buy the minerals needed to make
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Speaker 1: our weapons or resources needed to make our weapons. The
48:07
Speaker 1: world has changed. Counties going to use not to buy
48:11
Speaker 1: our bonds. Countries can decide to support diniarization. Countries can
48:23
Speaker 1: decide to get off the petro dollar system. There are
48:28
Speaker 1: many ways that we can get hurt. Countries going to
48:32
Speaker 1: refuse to borrow US money, Countries going to refuse to
48:37
Speaker 1: service our debt. Countries can contribute to crash our economy
48:45
Speaker 1: or hurt us or hurt the stock market, hurt our
48:51
Speaker 1: companies around the world, hurt our CEOs. There's so much
49:00
Speaker 1: today that we can gain that we can lose. I
49:04
Speaker 1: wasn't there during the unipolar system, Donald Trump, I said them,
49:11
Speaker 1: and again, it's the first America multi polar system precedent.
49:18
Speaker 1: And America is just so lucky that, oh, the multi priorities,
49:25
Speaker 1: they'll like to talk to him. They can strike deals
49:28
Speaker 1: with them, but it's a given take. There's no winner.
49:37
Speaker 1: Takes are the wor to do. We must learn to share,
49:42
Speaker 1: and we time Americans and politicians, we get to learn
49:47
Speaker 1: that we can share the world. There can be multi
49:50
Speaker 1: priorities on powers, and American was delayed. We got five fingers.
49:58
Speaker 1: There are no all designed. The middle finger is the longest,
50:04
Speaker 1: but is the most derogatory. Every finger got is on purpose.
50:12
Speaker 1: But two hands are better than one. Multipriarity come before
50:20
Speaker 1: the good of the universe. We must accept that new
50:25
Speaker 1: war and the President's trying to weave and navigate the
50:33
Speaker 1: complexity of the multi priority system that is developing and
50:40
Speaker 1: shaping itself. As I am talking to her, I am
50:46
Speaker 1: the philosopher of that new world. Of written a lot
50:53
Speaker 1: of spoken a lot. But in the war, America should
50:59
Speaker 1: lead with humanity, with morality and decency, with corporation and partnership.
51:13
Speaker 1: You must not be driving our politics to go to
51:16
Speaker 1: war into China, Indoor, Pacific, our hemisphere, and it's nowhere.
51:29
Speaker 1: Pumping the chairs is in it self insecurity. The sun
51:38
Speaker 1: does not compete with anything. The moon doesn't compete, The
51:43
Speaker 1: oceans doesn't compete because that's just what they are you
51:48
Speaker 1: cannot deal without them. America is that indispensable. We got
51:56
Speaker 1: so many cards. It must not be still and Carrod,
52:06
Speaker 1: compression is not a weakness. Having a place here is
52:12
Speaker 1: not a weakness. Working with countries with fools, it's not
52:18
Speaker 1: a weakness. It's strength. That's what the American president has
52:26
Speaker 1: that leaders before him didn't. We should give him that
52:33
Speaker 1: chance and criticize him to be better, but we should
52:39
Speaker 1: be realistic. It's a shameful thing to be so depressing
52:45
Speaker 1: about America, society and Peter. It's a shameful thing to
52:52
Speaker 1: always not see that that your president is doing. No
52:54
Speaker 1: matter your political party, partisan politics sometimes hurts America, just
53:04
Speaker 1: as the cultural wars hurt America, just as polarization hurts America.
53:15
Speaker 1: It's not outside, it's inside. America is still here as
53:24
Speaker 1: the greatest come to a planetart America is still the
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Speaker 1: most good philosopher. Prince are Intelligence is philosopher Princess result
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Speaker 1: from the Gay City of Las Vegas. June eighteenth, June seventeenth,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. Thank you,