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Confidence and Optimism is what US Market Needs · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Huh, President President does not Trump. It's good for business
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Speaker 1: and trade in the world. It's just a matter of
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Speaker 1: time before countries around the world get to understand that
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Speaker 1: that President Trump is a dealmaker and he can push
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Speaker 1: the gold post and he can bring it back. He
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Speaker 1: can threaten tarists or even uh push tarists and under
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Speaker 1: started and countries will get to know that uh. He
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Speaker 1: does not see the world form an ideological perspective, and
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Speaker 1: he does not see the world from a nationalists perspective.
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Speaker 1: If people get to understand them, well, it's just a patriot.
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Speaker 1: And what most patriots we do root for their country,
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Speaker 1: and they're pramatic and they're realistic. The one things to
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Speaker 1: be manufactured in America, and the want businesses to pread
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Speaker 1: in America, to employ American workers, in rich American people,
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Speaker 1: and develop American infrastructure and be part of making American
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Speaker 1: great and take pride in enriching themselves while being America.
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Speaker 1: So it's a that's a win win sit. And so
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Speaker 1: it's less of a politician than many American presidents. He's
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Speaker 1: less of a historian the many American president. He's less
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Speaker 1: of a lawyer many American president, and he's less of
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Speaker 1: a hardliner the many American presidents of politicians. And he's
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Speaker 1: semi internationalist because President Donald Trump has investments around the world.
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Speaker 1: He's an American president that knows international business moner anybody else.
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Speaker 1: He has traded and make deals with many countries around
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Speaker 1: the world. His investments are in many parts of the world.
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Speaker 1: So he's not in short of a business present. And
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Speaker 1: that's a gift at a particular at this particular time
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Speaker 1: in geopolitics, where in the previous administration, you know, the
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Speaker 1: lines were drawn, the head lines were drawn, and it
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Speaker 1: was more about politics than governance or than economics, and
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Speaker 1: there was the them against us type of mentality. The
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Speaker 1: think tanks are created, and lobbies profit and proper coundor
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Speaker 1: and misinformation becomes the rhythm of the media, and they
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Speaker 1: blatt only mislead the people. They escalate threats when they
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Speaker 1: are not threats. They amplify the evils of leaders when
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Speaker 1: like any other politician, they're looking for the best trans
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Speaker 1: of their people. And they create these fault lines that
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Speaker 1: can only be bridged by war and so business software
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Speaker 1: and the only thing that succeeds it's the military industry complex.
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Speaker 1: And begrudgingly because you know, they don't like to sell
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Speaker 1: other other commission products away from hardware or software related
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Speaker 1: to wars. And when these idealogues take office and the
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Speaker 1: economic clumbus, the people suffer, you know, the people are
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Speaker 1: not enriched, and divide widens, hate widens, and the media
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Speaker 1: becomes a confrontational there's too much stark and and the
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Speaker 1: system and governm man becomes something less more than less
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Speaker 1: than a political system. But modern there's something likened to
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Speaker 1: a show or a Hollywood movie that people are just
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Speaker 1: begging for the four years to elapse and for somebody,
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Speaker 1: let her, not Trump, to come in. At the end
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Speaker 1: of the day, America is a capitalist country. It's a
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Speaker 1: freely democratic country. And President and Atom knows it as
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Speaker 1: a business person that you need to make deals to
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Speaker 1: make business or to have agreements, and you need to
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Speaker 1: push people around a little bit to bring them on
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Speaker 1: the table, and you need to go hard and people
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Speaker 1: taking advantage of you, and you let the market ply
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Speaker 1: and see what happens. They might be slumps, they might
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Speaker 1: be sporadic up and downs of the market. But the
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Speaker 1: long the long run, the bigger picture, you know, the
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Speaker 1: productivity and resilience of the economy, the fundamentals something that
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Speaker 1: you can dangle it. You can by the end of
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Speaker 1: the day, he knows business and he's more transactional. He's
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Speaker 1: more open mic. You seem every day having conferences and
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Speaker 1: he speaks what he thinks, and leaders around the world
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Speaker 1: like that. You know what he's thinking and what he's saying.
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Speaker 1: It's not it's nothing more than a free citizen who
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Speaker 1: just happened to be a president. So it's good for business,
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Speaker 1: and America is good for business. All he wants is
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Speaker 1: that come and do business in America and don't take
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Speaker 1: advantage of America. And the fear is not his policy.
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Speaker 1: The fear is those who are bent in sabotaging his policies.
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Speaker 1: And the fear is those who are by him that
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Speaker 1: at the end of the day we'll be rooting for
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Speaker 1: his administration to crumble or his policy is not to
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Speaker 1: be realized. In fairness is the issue. And if given
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Speaker 1: the chance, he has four years to prove himself. So
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Speaker 1: you know, Americans are freer to do businesses than before.
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Speaker 1: Some of his policies to the less fortunate, you know,
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Speaker 1: gives advantages for there no tax on tapes, and he
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Speaker 1: tried to cut down on regulations because businesses in America,
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Speaker 1: as compared to other countries away from communist countries, businesses
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Speaker 1: in America they suffire a lot from regulations, sometimes over
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Speaker 1: regulations because the creates bureaucratic state that gif he just
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Speaker 1: meant to employ people and pay them less. And while
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Speaker 1: these people will pay less, they give business is a
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Speaker 1: hard time. The jobs are created by businesses. The economy
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Speaker 1: is still stimulated by businesses, not by handouts or social
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Speaker 1: welfare programs. You know. And they have a leader with
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Speaker 1: predictable even though some assumed that's not predictable. He telegraph
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Speaker 1: what he will do. Are gonna issue tariffs. If you
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Speaker 1: accept it, it's okay, if you tire it back, I
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Speaker 1: we increase this percentage if you tire it again. This
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Speaker 1: is what I will do. So you might like it
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Speaker 1: or hate it, but it's a telegraph into the market
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Speaker 1: what will happen. But alarmists will do what they do,
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Speaker 1: and that's a the profit. And you know, America is
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Speaker 1: an adversarial system, so the other side will be doing
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Speaker 1: everything rooting for Donatrum to fail, so they swing, you know,
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Speaker 1: the rural cost of the stock market. It got some
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Speaker 1: politics into it. We go to this to opposition media,
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Speaker 1: it's all about doom, it's all about failure, it's all
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Speaker 1: about chaos, it's all about the world is coming to
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Speaker 1: our And so they manufactured this hysteria and they fit
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Speaker 1: their followers or their listeners or their supporters, and they
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Speaker 1: create organizations that are meant oh that organizations or or
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Speaker 1: groups that are meant and sponsored to see into it
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Speaker 1: that the natural fails, his policies are not realized. And
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Speaker 1: our countries like China and Russia, India, or some Brazil,
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Speaker 1: some Iran yahye not koreal, so South Africa to get
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Speaker 1: out some brick brick countries. They have seen the volatility
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Speaker 1: in America. It is influenced by politics that there is
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Speaker 1: this iron clad groups that are bent to see the
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Speaker 1: not Trump fail to see, to see President of Nottrum fail.
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Speaker 1: And even at the same time they do everything to
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Speaker 1: stifle and crumbles everybody around here. During his previous administration. Uh,
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Speaker 1: many people got into the Trump administration that they now
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Speaker 1: have his best interest. And from time to time, you know,
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Speaker 1: the opposition tried to pull this paper off and they
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Speaker 1: came against Donald Trump and they betraying. So this time
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Speaker 1: they brought in people who are lawyer to him, who
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Speaker 1: believe in his agenda, who believe in his philosophy and flexibility,
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Speaker 1: his flexibility, that the media causing consistency to bring these
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Speaker 1: people in. And the opposition is not worried about these people,
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Speaker 1: but they're much worried about land Mass because this time
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Speaker 1: they see a person that's wealthy, powerful and intelligent, and
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Speaker 1: somebody that does not depend unprecedented, not Trump, but it's
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Speaker 1: bent on making the American economy works because land Mass equally,
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Speaker 1: I do not Trump, even do it modern than that Trump.
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Speaker 1: He has invested and is investing in the whole world.
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Speaker 1: So he knows what the market wants, he knows what
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Speaker 1: the businesses needs. And if American be a capitalist country,
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Speaker 1: it definitely needs less government, it definitely needs a lesson regulations.
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Speaker 1: And so he has the money to back down, he
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Speaker 1: has the power to back down, he has the cloud
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Speaker 1: to back then. And for that reason, it's a threat.
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Speaker 1: The all is saying about in a mass or the
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Speaker 1: boy court, in a mass boycott tesla, it's it's a
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Speaker 1: it's a Everybody should know that these are liberal, liberal groups.
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Speaker 1: These are the losing party groups. I don't see conservatives
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Speaker 1: or Republicans marching in the strict to boycott and unmassed
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Speaker 1: by court tesla. So it's obvious that it's the opposition,
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Speaker 1: and it's obvious that they will do everything. They really
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Speaker 1: don't care much about the economy, even though they claim
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Speaker 1: do they care about the economy, if if if if
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Speaker 1: it is a guy in office. So the boycott in
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Speaker 1: a mass, these are practical strategies, and therefore it's because
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Speaker 1: of this that stock market is it's playing the price
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Speaker 1: for it. They amplify and on the contrary, they become
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Speaker 1: something more of globalist international international globalists that they're so
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Speaker 1: worried about American allies than America itself. You know, they
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Speaker 1: are sympathizers of American allies, even when the American president
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Speaker 1: is saying that some of those allies are taking advantage
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Speaker 1: of America and that they're ripping America off and it's
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Speaker 1: doing everything to balance the relationship, you know. But the
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Speaker 1: opposition are using talking points of the so called allies
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Speaker 1: against America against American president, making it even harder for
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Speaker 1: the president to follow up on his policies, and for
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Speaker 1: that reason, making it difficult for the international world to
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Speaker 1: understand the simplicity of his policies and tariffs is very
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Speaker 1: very clear during the campaigns of what he is going
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Speaker 1: to do. So countries should have been ready. So there's
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Speaker 1: nothing he is doing that's taking the world or anybody
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Speaker 1: by surprise. So they should have prepared for that. And
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Speaker 1: he telegraphs it when it is coming and let the
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Speaker 1: country is not in advance, that this is what I
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Speaker 1: will do. And he does what he says that that
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Speaker 1: is as best as to make the economy to be stable.
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Speaker 1: And when he sees that the Tarrists may not be
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Speaker 1: working on certain industries, he has the right and the
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Speaker 1: power to tweet it because he's not an absolute tiste.
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Speaker 1: He's not a determinist. It's an idealogue. When see this
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Speaker 1: idealogue come on on TV and they talk about the
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Speaker 1: war in Ukraine, they try to predict the Natron's brain
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Speaker 1: and as if they knew a lot, they themselves shall
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Speaker 1: have been president. President Donatron not be in the over office.
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Speaker 1: If this so called export they know much about the market,
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Speaker 1: they'll be the chill Horeness themselves, and the bill Onness themselves,
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Speaker 1: or the leaders. They'll be the people leading America. But
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Speaker 1: this ideologues ideologues. They are paid and barked. They are salaries,
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Speaker 1: and a livelihood depends on them doing what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: The predict a future that will not come ideologues. The
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Speaker 1: president Joe Biden was there for four years, could not
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Speaker 1: talk to a proton, could not broak a peace because
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Speaker 1: it's an idealogue. It's lon good for politics, right, it's
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Speaker 1: stunklet for politics. He was an absolutist. It's very strange
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Speaker 1: that opposition party, No haw's the name liberal attached to them.
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Speaker 1: Our ideologues and our absolutists. They have become the war party.
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Speaker 1: All they can do is go to war, because when
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Speaker 1: you are fighting wars, you whip up all these false
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Speaker 1: nationality and nationalism, and you bring all these concepts of patriotism.
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Speaker 1: There is nothing more than to promote the war industry.
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Speaker 1: Nothing bad than that. Because the war industry or whar
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Speaker 1: industries American companies. But the same times, other American companies
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Speaker 1: suffer when a country is at war or when the
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Speaker 1: foreign policy it's geared towards war. The last administration saw China.
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Speaker 1: They're talking about Taiwan when we're going to war, and
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Speaker 1: when the taiwan Is are not going to war. The
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Speaker 1: Chinese are not going to war. They bring They give
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Speaker 1: all this concept of when when is the war? Nobody
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Speaker 1: sees it coming, but that's just their way. You get
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Speaker 1: this fear and divide autocracy, democracy, you know, them against us,
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Speaker 1: access of evil. That this type of philosophy in which
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Speaker 1: you're either my enemy or you're my friend. And when
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Speaker 1: due to multilateralism or multi polarism, friends are getting limited.
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Speaker 1: The world is getting bigger, like the global sound, and
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Speaker 1: you know it's something you cannot not do away, that
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Speaker 1: there is something you cannot not deal with. So when
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Speaker 1: the friends are shrinking, are you trying to go it alone?
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Speaker 1: You end up imposing yourself or other allies that they
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Speaker 1: don't like it. And when there are no deals or
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Speaker 1: business to be made, you know, the worst is all
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Speaker 1: about business, right, Humanity is about business. Politics aside. Business
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Speaker 1: must trade. It's what wills the world around. So you
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Speaker 1: have a leader that don not trump. It's obvious that
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Speaker 1: he's human. It's obvious that some of his judgment might
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Speaker 1: not be right. It's also obvious that some of his
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Speaker 1: decisions might not be right. It's obvious that we are
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Speaker 1: not apologists for him. It's just a reality that at
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Speaker 1: this particular time when the global world is changing and
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Speaker 1: it's shifting, it's already shifted from a multiple from a
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Speaker 1: unipolar to a multipolar world order business alliances. Some are
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Speaker 1: fracturing right and so are reinforcing itself, and some are
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Speaker 1: coming together. American we don't want to be We don't
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Speaker 1: want to be the losers. The previous administration to talk
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Speaker 1: spoke so much about AI and he did what he did,
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Speaker 1: but it is not sufficient. You cannot just keep the
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Speaker 1: previous Amazon did everything to stop China from buying from
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Speaker 1: American companies in Nvidia is suffering for that, and many
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Speaker 1: other American companies the cheap, cheap development of buying companies
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Speaker 1: are suffering for that. There are certain things you must
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Speaker 1: need from China, natural resources and even intelligence you know
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Speaker 1: in research and technologies. Working together, American students and Chinese
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Speaker 1: students must come together to learn from one another. Assuming
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Speaker 1: that you want to make China your enemy, you need
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Speaker 1: to know what their enemy is thinking. I need to
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Speaker 1: know what their enemy is. After the previous administration could
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Speaker 1: not talk to Russia but talk so much about Plorussia,
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Speaker 1: we're actually talking to Russia and do not trum do
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Speaker 1: not trom want one's peace. You can't see that it's realistic.
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Speaker 1: For the first time, the American administration is talking to
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Speaker 1: the Russians. For the first time, an American delegation will
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Speaker 1: meet Putter think about it at the beginning of the
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Speaker 1: better to stop the war on the brilliding and the killings.
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Speaker 1: That's why he went from the leader. But still it's
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Speaker 1: not enough. But countries around the world will prefer President
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Speaker 1: do not Trump if they are transactioner and we want
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Speaker 1: to do business. The President says it very while openly
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Speaker 1: openly as it can. American is open coming to business
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Speaker 1: in America. Bring up bringing your companies and factories in America,
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Speaker 1: making America, building America, or you'll get tired tariffed. That's
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Speaker 1: an either or. If you choose not to come to America,
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Speaker 1: then you'll be tariffed, and if you tariff back, then
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Speaker 1: the retaliation will continue. That's as plain as it can be.
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Speaker 1: That the markets were supposed to take that and can
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Speaker 1: project themselves into the proactive or preemptive future knowing that
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Speaker 1: that's the way it's going to be. Now that's the
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Speaker 1: new order, and the wisdom is for the President to
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Speaker 1: sense the market, and be very careful not to compare
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Speaker 1: previous I mean station to the present, because the times
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Speaker 1: are changing, and the wisdom is for him to be sure.
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Speaker 1: Now he has figured out what he's doing, the wisdom
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Speaker 1: for him to be sure that he surrounded himself with people.
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Speaker 1: We're not yesters, were not yesters. They'll say yes yes
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Speaker 1: or hunt cloppers, but uh surrounds himself with people who
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Speaker 1: can make a difference. That's the reality. And he should
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Speaker 1: know that he's dealing with countries they're going to push back,
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Speaker 1: so he should prepare himself for that. He should know
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Speaker 1: that things are changing because the wall is actually changing.
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Speaker 1: So America needs to He needs to be there for
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Speaker 1: the long run, and we need to be sure that
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Speaker 1: we're there to win. That's just a wealth thinking. We
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Speaker 1: can make peace with the war if we want to.
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Speaker 1: It's a matter of choice. But we cannot let the
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Speaker 1: war to keep experts in America because the population of
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Speaker 1: America is increasing and many people are selling too American markets,
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Speaker 1: and if Americans are just let to be consumers and biased,
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Speaker 1: it will not help America in the long run. You know,
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Speaker 1: we need to generate income in America. We need to
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Speaker 1: produce jobs in America for Americans to enrich themselves. Most
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Speaker 1: Americans are in debt and the the jobs in which
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Speaker 1: Americans do pay less, says a wealth thinking, we need
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Speaker 1: to support the president and for his four years. At
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Speaker 1: the same time needs to have a formidable position driven
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Speaker 1: by facts, not by hysteria, and then driven by a
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Speaker 1: positive vision, non misinformation and disinformation on propaganda or conspiracies.
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Speaker 1: Driven by a positive outlook of America and the economy,
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Speaker 1: not the negativity and the doom that are with America.
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Speaker 1: That party is on patriotic and it's on it's on American.
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Speaker 1: So business is like a president as transactioner that you
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Speaker 1: can't trually have a dear would like to have a
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Speaker 1: person who is flexible. You want to have a president
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Speaker 1: with not ideologue. America is safe, America is secure, American
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Speaker 1: is peaceful. The minorial country countries, American is a free country.
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Speaker 1: Just come to America and to business. They bring the
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Speaker 1: investment in America. You read the you you reap the reward.
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Speaker 1: That's a fact, and become part of the American story.
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Speaker 1: And let's see where there's four years text us. But
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Speaker 1: I see a positive future. I see the four years
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Speaker 1: that would bring jobs in America. It would will enrich
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Speaker 1: American companies and the Silicon Valley if you work well.
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Speaker 1: If they don't need to blame the president. They need
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Speaker 1: to innovate. They need to invent and compete with the Chinese.
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Speaker 1: They cannot keep begging the president, forcing the President to
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Speaker 1: issue sanctions and trade barriers to Chinese companies. They need
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Speaker 1: to compete. We can let outcompete China if you want
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Speaker 1: to stay relevant. They have one point four plus bill
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Speaker 1: on people and most of the population and curriculum now
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Speaker 1: is geared towards artificial intelligences. That's the reality and the
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Speaker 1: time for the dollar strengthening, it's wickeding. It's so the
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Speaker 1: reality of the world order is changed, and American president
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Speaker 1: needs to be dynamic, need to face the reality and
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Speaker 1: stop spending money that we don't have and keep all
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Speaker 1: these international programs that actually don't do a thing that
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Speaker 1: ends up in corrupt hands and doesn't change the lives
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Speaker 1: of the people. And we stop seeing this world with
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Speaker 1: black and white and you know, and using color and
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Speaker 1: using using identity or skin or this diversity program as
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Speaker 1: a means to divide Americans. Then bring Americans together. Well,
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Speaker 1: just when American want people. We know the ugly history
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Speaker 1: of hate, slavery. We're trying to bridge that. That cannot
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Speaker 1: be a platform by black white trying to devide America.
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Speaker 1: To make a point, America has a place for business.
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Speaker 1: There's a place for the frontier. You think you have it,
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Speaker 1: show it. You think I got a new idea, let's
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Speaker 1: see it. If you need you can invent something, do
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Speaker 1: it or ask for capital. If you think you can
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Speaker 1: innov it, prove yourself right. It's a place for creativity
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Speaker 1: and entrepreneurship. That's all we need here. It's a time
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Speaker 1: when we need scientists I've ever done before. We need
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Speaker 1: smart people. We need young Americans to be up to
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Speaker 1: the game. We need parents to do their job. Uh
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Speaker 1: schools to do their jobs, and churches to do their job.
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Speaker 1: And the workforce should be renovated. You know, humans do
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Speaker 1: need an office, they need a work place, they need
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Speaker 1: a workshop. So humans should should you create? Americans need
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Speaker 1: Italian poll American American needs new startups. American need inventors,
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Speaker 1: are innovators of the future. American needs to cultivate a
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Speaker 1: nerd a nerd system. An AI NERD system is in
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Speaker 1: the conductor NERTS system, a quantum computer, NUTS system, a
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Speaker 1: fusion technology in that system. You know, we need them
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Speaker 1: ts of the future in every American. It's a time
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Speaker 1: when Americans, Americans come together to start something, to add something.
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Speaker 1: Don't spend their time on this cable network where it's
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Speaker 1: just building down America, dividing America, pointing fingers, trying to
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Speaker 1: bring down American companies, promoting people to boycott American companies,
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Speaker 1: and doing everything for the stock market, the plant that
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Speaker 1: the it's not healthy. It's not healthy for America at
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Speaker 1: this particular time. If we keep doing what we are doing,
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Speaker 1: will be out numbered or be out smarted, and it
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Speaker 1: will not be good for everybody. It's just a weal
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Speaker 1: of thinking. I am a motivation analyst and an inspirational
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Speaker 1: and inspired and inspiration analyst philosopher that I see the
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Speaker 1: bright side and I can I can see what is
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Speaker 1: don't know where to go, what to do, and so
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Speaker 1: doing it cannot do everything to sabotage that. The term
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Speaker 1: administration I do not loo good for America and over
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Speaker 1: good for business. Then might succeed in doing that, but
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Speaker 1: American businesses will suffering, American people will suffer, and American
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Speaker 1: adversary adversaries we succeed. So we are thinking, So we
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Speaker 1: will be think, doubt, ask questions as a matter of projection,
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Speaker 1: perception and perspective. And whatever we do, we shall not
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Speaker 1: forget measurement, proportionality and balance. If there's one team to
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Speaker 1: root for, root for the American team. Almost don't go
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Speaker 1: to war with others. To be viable or to be
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Speaker 1: doesn't dilute or delete the being of others. Competition is
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Speaker 1: good for everyone. So we have thinking, so we have
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Speaker 1: been philosopher. Prince ai Intelligence is philosopher. Prince Is Razara
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Speaker 1: from the great City of Las Vegas. March thirteen, twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty five. Thank you,