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[Assistant] And if he could just stay healthy, we'll see what part of the game that Peyton Turner developed because quite naturally he's, he's a couple of years ahead of Fox.


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[Assistant] The only thing that's kind of crippling him is the fact that he's not available.


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[Assistant] But Peyton Turner, we'll see, man. But Fosky's on his trail, man.


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[Assistant] Yes indeed, great question right there by the reporter asking about.


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[Assistant] The saints looking at Isaiah Foskey as a person and we, like we said, and we glad they took our rub. We glad that they took our, uh, commentary.


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[Assistant] On them and decided to draft them in the second round because we kept pushing Isaiah Foskey out and we talked about a guy that reminded us mostly as a camp.


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[Assistant] And they were just, we were on the same page with that and I'm glad that they finally got Foskey.


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[Assistant] Uh, Bryce Young coming to the league. We talked about all these other guys. Kyle Lamar will be healthy.


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[Assistant] You got Lamar Jackson, he'll still be there doing it. He's like the antithesis of all of these type of quarterbacks. You know, he's like the guy, mobile throwing or running.


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[Assistant] That you gotta deal with Deshaun Watson types. You know, you're gonna see these type of quarterbacks, uh, in the, you know, on the docket. You can't have slow full defensive ends that can't keep containment.


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[Assistant] And can't, and if containment breaks off, they can't be able to chase these quarterbacks down. So Isaiah Foskey.


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[Assistant] I don't need him, but, but Payton Turner as well. These guys are going to have to.


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[Assistant] You know, use their athleticism and then more so on the intelligence end to be able to keep up with these guys. Cause that's a big problem with the saints defense is the fact that how do we solve the conundrum of having a team that has a quarterback who will break, who will leak out and.


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[Assistant] Get outside the pocket and extend the play upfield foot, you know, extend plays and then things break down and either make.


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[Assistant] A positive gain on either the running the ball with their legs or throwing the ball down the field as the play breaks down.


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[Assistant] So you don't want to see the play breakdown where they get out of the outside, the quarterback quarterback. It's outside of the pocket outside of containment. That's what's really been killing the saints for years now.


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[Assistant] Isaiah Foskey, you heard about Cam. The favorite player on the team is Cam. We made the.


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[Assistant] Comparison that the player in the draft that reminded us the most of Cam is Isaiah Fosk.


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[Assistant] His intelligence, his athleticism when he first, when Cam first came in here.


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[Assistant] Cam had all of those attributes. You know, he had the athleticism, he had the intelligence. It took him a while to get it.


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[Assistant] But Isaiah Fosky is a guy that's extremely intelligent comes in with the past rusher resume. And the thing is.


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[Assistant] Going back to the mighty deuce, the great deuce Macalester's commentary.


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[Assistant] About just having these guys to operate as contributors. Everybody stays healthy. We go from there. So, you know, in the end, who opposite starts opposite of cam.


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[Assistant] We'll probably more than likely if you use the draft pick pecking order, you got to say first round draft pick and in the third year.


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[Assistant] Of his career right now is Peyton Turner. He's healthy right now. He should be the one opposite there.


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[Assistant] And then you would kind of look at a Karl Granderson and Isaiah Foskey you would mix them in, but there'll be room for those guys.


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[Assistant] To operate there and, and besides, the more, the more the Mary.


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[Assistant] You know, if something happens and Isaiah Foskey doesn't happen in a injury history, not saying that he can't get hurt, God forbid.


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[Assistant] But at the end of the day, it was a solid move for the saints to look at getting him because he brings a lot to the table.


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[Assistant] That the black and gold really need to use. So anyway, let's move on to the third round selection. This is Kendre Miller.


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[Assistant] It starts very rough and rugged runner this guy is man.


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[Assistant] Uh, very talented player. Let's see what he had to say about rookie minicamp.


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[Assistant] That's true. TCU really didn't use it. These are good questions by the media people, by the way.


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[Assistant] The TCU really didn't use Kendre Miller in that capacity. They really didn't.


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[Assistant] Now they did throw, you know, some passes like they would set up a screenplay and you could see.


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[Assistant] When he catches a screen, he turns and he had an uncanny ability to know where everybody was supposed to be.


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[Assistant] He will follow his run his, his blockers very patiently.


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[Assistant] And he's watching his blockers, but peeking out from behind the blockers to see what defenders are.


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[Assistant] And there have been several times and, you know, we covered it on some of the film. Last, last week, matter of fact.


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[Assistant] That Kendrick Miller would be faced with several different opponents and would make a series of moves to get beyond them. It's, it's really uncanny, but yeah, we know the guys are all together.


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[Assistant] Complete running back speed and power this guy has.


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[Assistant] Well said, you can step in and do pretty much the same thing. He's going to be called upon behind Jamal Williams to step in.


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[Assistant] Based on Elvin Kamara's legal situations. Now, of course you heard him say that he didn't have any direct contact with Kamara. Kamara got bigger fish to fry right now. You got to get behind whatever you dealing with right now.


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[Assistant] Kendre Miller saying, and of course he issued that little declaration out of that, he come a failed and Kumar.


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[Assistant] But the thing is that's the type of mentality you want to have when you're a guy that's a third round draft pick running back that's coming in here. The Saints ain't going to take you with the third round pick.


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[Assistant] And I'd expect you to contribute. It's almost the same thing, similar thing to what we see with Zach Bourne. Like, okay, why is Zach Bourne starting that? Because Zach Bourne.


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[Assistant] Kara is a third round grade and this is his last year on the contract. The Sanks want to see if he's worth it.


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[Assistant] Maybe this Zach Bourne, it's not the fact that Zach Bourne doesn't have the athletic ability.


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[Assistant] All the intelligence to do it, but does it click this year for him? Like it clicked for Kate Nellis last year. So that's the question. Are they willing to.


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[Assistant] Be patient enough to watch him give them the answer. That's the only thing that's left.


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[Assistant] That's a, that's, that's, that's a little caveat right there. Good question to ask the guy is a six foot, what, what is, what's Kendra? Six feet, six feet one with a 13, uh, where's the size 13 shoe. Not bad at all.


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[Assistant] Uh, in terms of his balance. And if you watch the film, you can see him running and stomping and moving and.


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[Assistant] Grubin and even though with size 13, he still lift his, lifts his feet really well.


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[Assistant] And then there was times when people would swipe at Kendre Miller's feet on film and


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[Assistant] He would, it wouldn't trip him up that bad. Like he'll be running, he'll cut.


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[Assistant] The guy swiped at his feet, he'll stumble and then regain his, you know, several times I've seen him use his hand, you know, to just push himself up and real regain and keep rolling. And then it's just like how he falls forward, how he steps and how he wiggles is like every, he never stops.


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[Assistant] You know, moving to from sideline to sideline and fighting for extra, uh, you know, yardage on the football field. And like, like I said, he got to do has uncanny running back vision. Like he'll see, he'll feel guys that surround him.


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[Assistant] And then he'll stop and break down the guy cut over him. I see him film where he got small on the film. I was like, damn, he got small. So it's like weird cause he's a big, he's a big running back with power. But at times he knows.


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[Assistant] Keenly when to utilize power versus elusiveness. It's just uncanny how it is. Everything's free flowing and it's just right on the money.


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[Assistant] So watching him do that cut move sideline, you know, it's just, it's just amazing. The guy got the sense. He got the tremendous sense of a really good running back, man. Kendre Miller, a special pickup for the Saints. All right, so let's move on next, fam. We got our next guy right here. And this is big Nick sell the very, our fourth round draft pick. Remember the Saints moved up.


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[Assistant] In the fourth round at the top of the round to grab big Nick sell the very, and they realized that this guy.


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[Assistant] Obviously it's going to be a starter for the Sinks next year because.


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[Assistant] Uh, both of our guards, both Cesar Ruiz and Andres Pete are going to be free agents unless the saints re-up with Cesar Ruiz at a price that they both can agree upon. James Hurst is also a free agent next year. So Nick Seldiveri is a guy that more than likely is going to be kind of.


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[Assistant] Getting ready to start. And the guy can play, man. Let's hear from him.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Nick Seldivera is good, man. You look at his, his feet. That's one of the biggest and best things about Nick is his feet.


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[Assistant] Big guy taps those feet, slides them feet. He put that big foot out so he can slide out there in front of the pass rusher. He has the ability, uh, he has the, the good athletic ability to move in front you. He has the speed, the stone wall you.


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[Assistant] And he has the intelligence to understand what they're doing. You got to have a high degree of intelligence because at the senior bowl


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[Assistant] They had Nick Seldivari playing center. He was snapping a ball at the center position and I was looking at the footage of Nick Seldivari at the.


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[Assistant] At the, at the, at the uh, senior bowl, he was playing center, he played guard and tackle, and he was seamlessly moving in between both. And that really impressed a lot of people. Obviously the Saints want him to move up there and go and get him. And they see him as a potential.


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[Assistant] Uh, starter. So the saints in this class, when you look at, uh, who we picked up and Brian Bresie, uh, Isaiah Foskey, Kendre Moore and Nick sell the very.


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[Assistant] These guys are going to be some real solid contributors for the saints team over the next couple of years. And even when you get back to, uh, guys toward the backend of the draft, uh, like Jordan Howden and AT Perry, these guys are going to have some solid contributions for the saints. Let's finish up with Nick Selby.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's, that is true because that is more certain than what they didn't do, Andrew's Pete. But eventually I think Nick Seldivere will be a guy that will step into a starting role, sometimes next, next year. He's saying right guard. So there you go.


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[Assistant] The right guard position, you know, next to, uh, next to, uh, Ryan Ramchak. So it'd be Eric McCoy, Nick Seldivary, and Ramchak for the future. And it could be that, well, we know James Hurst will be playing.


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[Assistant] That role, he's a swing guy right now, but you know, we'll see how it all makes this year go. You know, we'll worry about next year, next year, but it's a guard is definitely the thing. You can play a lot of positions, but they like him at guard.


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[Assistant] Right, biggest step that I've seen from studying the film on Nick Seldivari is not necessarily his feet. His feet ain't the issue. He's got good feet, he's always in good position, majority of the time. The issue with Nick Seldivari in my


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[Assistant] Uh, looking at the tape is the fact that sometimes he does place his hands a little further out than what they're supposed to. Like I've seen plenty of film where you can see Big Nick's hands are underneath the pads of the, the defensive linemen and holding them. You can't, you can't do that in the pros.


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[Assistant] You know, whatever you're going to do, you got to keep them hands inside out of the, the,


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[Assistant] Vantage point of the referees because if they're outside, they're going to see that and they're going to flag you.


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[Assistant] So he has to work on hand placement in so far as putting them hands.


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[Assistant] On his defensive alignment and keeping him inside where the referees can't see him. That's the only issue I see with this guy.


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[Assistant] Excel DeVere breaking out his, uh, his thought process on the team.


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[Assistant] This sign about the Sinks, we know Sal Devere is going to be a big part of what the Sinks do into the future. Not so much, I don't think this year, depending on the injury situation, you know, we've had those, we've had a couple of


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[Assistant] Of guys and missing, even though we know sell the various, not bring it just to play one position, even though eventually end up at the guard.


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[Assistant] Uh, whether it's right or left, we know he could play tackle. If we got Storm, we have Storm Norton here who operates mostly as a tackle, either left or right. He's a veteran. So we see where the saints are aiming. Nick Seldivari is as a guard position. Somebody could play either side to give them that value. So.


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[Assistant] You know, could Nick Saldivari also be seen as a backup center? That's another question to ask who that nation out there is. Like right now you don't have a, uh, a focal center, a backup center person. Is that Cesar Ruiz?


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[Assistant] You know, or like it been times last year when we see the same slide, uh, you did, we using the veterans at the position overseas art. So is the backup center sees our Ruiz or is it an Excel to vary? Is it the fellow is it Mark from, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, the Saints picked up this year. Uh, it's Mr. Jake Hayner. Let's see what Jake has to say about rookie minicamp.


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[Assistant] That's Nick's, uh, I mean, excuse me, that's, uh, Jay Hayner, the fourth round draft pick quarterback.


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[Assistant] Out of Fresno State and remember Derek Carr had a lot to do with this movement as well. And the saints do make an interesting move right here.


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[Assistant] This guy comes in with Harmony, Derek Carr, and him a Fresno State quarterbacks. He wanted this kid. He wants to, you know, bring him as a tutor. This could solve the Saints quarterback issues going into the future. We don't know exactly what Jake Hander is going to turn out to be if he's even that guy, you know, in the future.


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[Assistant] So I mean, but the, the, the great point is it's harmony at the quarterback level as we didn't have that harmony last year.


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[Assistant] It's a positive when you have the starting quarterback wanting to do something for the rookie. Like we've seen stuff like that happen in gold green bay and that it didn't end up right, but it's harmony. You don't want any discord or any dis, you know, any crap, any.


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[Assistant] Negative discord or back and forth, you know, bad feelings in your, in your team whatsoever. I interviewed, of course, finally here's AT Perry.


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[Assistant] Six round draft pick why I receive a lot of people thought A.T. Parrish should have went somewhere in the third round and the Saints got a steal. They saying it about several Saints players, uh, currently. So let's see what the A.T. Parrish.


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[Assistant] AT Parrot man, thoughts on the team moving forward. Great. And the thing is.


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[Assistant] It's a plus and a positive in many different ways. AC pair with the speed and the size and.


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[Assistant] You know, we do, we knew the knock on A.T. Perry coming out of college was all the drops, 17 drops in his duration there.


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[Assistant] And A.T. Perry definitely with Cody Burns, they can improve him. Now Cody Burns is a really good young coach that'll help a lot of these wide receivers develop in the summer.


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[Assistant] I think the big question on watching AT Parry move forward is the Saints finally made a good move in terms of moving beyond guys like Trey Korn Smith.


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[Assistant] Realizing that we've given several opportunities to these men. They have not truly realized their potential.


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[Assistant] In the same system and it's time to move beyond them. And it's good that they have that vibe.


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[Assistant] We don't need to see PJ Williams no more. We don't need to see Trey Quinesmith no more. And these guys have been sitting up here on a team.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, just taking checks. It's time for these guys to be pushed out of here. They're not getting any better than what they are now. And it's time to move on and move past them. And it's good to see that part of the game.


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[Assistant] Happens as well with the black and gold. So why receiver position continued to move forward and speak in a wide receiver position.


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[Assistant] Speaking of the why I perceive the position, let me drop this jewel on you.


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[Assistant] That free agent wide receiver James Washington is visiting the saints on Monday, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.


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[Assistant] On the second round pick dealt with foot injuries with Dallas last year, but it's healthy now.


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[Assistant] He had a promising moments in Pittsburgh at the 1,629 yards with 11 touchdowns back in 2018 to 2021. And there you go. So the saints looking at bringing in.


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[Assistant] James Washington, I mean, to the, to the team for a tryout. So the saints still looking at bringing, and this is a part of the game where we talked about the saints bringing in veterans and you can use a veteran wide receiver in the.


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[Assistant] While I receive a room, you can use a veteran linebacker and a linebacker room. You can use a veteran interior defensive line or two.


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[Assistant] Lyman there, so the Saints looking at people. I think between next week, you'll see the Saints sign the rest of their draft picks, uh, Brian Breecy and Isaiah Foskey, Jake Hayner.


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[Assistant] Uh, they'll sign the rest of those guys, get them under contract.


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[Assistant] And they're looking at improving the team from a veteran standpoint. James Washington is a very productive guy that dealt with injuries. Not a bad move for the black and gold.


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[Assistant] To look at getting James Washington in here. You'll see a few other things as the weeks move down the line. Uh, we'll see more and more of this happening. We'll be here to cover it. So.


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[Assistant] With that being said fam, we're going to get ready to get out on that. Listen man, I appreciate the hell out of all of you guys for tuning in.


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[Assistant] On tonight's stream or today's stream, happy mother's day to all the family members. I thought I'd give you guys a almost two hour, uh, uh, Patreon.


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[Assistant] Uh, special today, and uh, I thought the notifications went out, but I guess they didn't go out.


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[Assistant] I thought they did and it looked like it didn't go out until an hour of the show had passed. But anyway, that's what, uh,


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[Assistant] That's what we got the, uh, fast forward for. That's what we got replay for, for that moment. So not bad at all. The Saints handled the business.


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[Assistant] And, uh, the camp wasn't all that bad. Now we'll return on Monday.


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[Assistant] And we'll bring some more stuff. We'll talk about, uh, guys that shouldn't be on the bubble.


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[Assistant] Uh, that should be on West, on the bubble or guys that shouldn't, shouldn't, well, Trey Quansmith and all these guys could be gone and all this kind of stuff. We'll talk about all that on Monday. But for the rest of the day, guys, you have a fantastic Mother's Day. You enjoy your.


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[Assistant] Uh, date with the family members, man. And remember, and I'll pop up on Monday and I'm a holler at y'all on flip side. Much love to the fam and who that.


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[Assistant] Squared. That's 241 hundred.


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[Assistant] Alright, let's add these two numbers together. So, 240.


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[Assistant] If there is a foreign looking customer at the station, looking around and looking lost,


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[Assistant] Did he stay in music or did he get out of it and then come back?


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[Assistant] I can't change the politics, but maybe I can.


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[Assistant] On the picture, a kind of swirling cosmos of images that were supposed to represent a kind of kaleidoscopic feeling of a simulated drug experience. I suppose what we felt was the Floyd music at the time.


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[Assistant] It wasn't Tom Jones virually and it was the other end of the spectrum.


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[Assistant] In the second Pink Floyd record we did on the gun, we had in fact an infinite regression.


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[Assistant] When they look at it, they get confused because the picture's within the picture.


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[Assistant] Is more realistic. It's only the eye that makes you think there's a dimension there. Whereas through the garden is a real dimension.


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[Assistant] We're writing an old interview in the make here.


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[Assistant] I feel great, you know, I feel great, but you know, the, the doctors, I kind of gotta, you know, turn it down and be like, you're not ready for that yet, but, uh, that's just the competitiveness in me. And so, yeah.


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[Assistant] Oh yeah, most definitely. Uh, you know, I got rookie mini camp or a rookie premiere next week. And when I get back, you know, hitting in the ground running again.


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[Assistant] No, I haven't met him yet, but I'm sure they'll be here like next week probably.


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[Assistant] I backed away as fast as I could, moving so quickly that I tripped on the short turf and sat down hard. I stared at the stone, sweating. I had never heard such a sound from anything living. There is no way to describe it.


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[Assistant] Except to say that it was the sort of scream you might expect from a stone. It was horrible. The other stones began to shout.


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[Assistant] There was a noise of battle and the cries of dying men and shattered horses. I shook my head violently to clear it, but the noise went on.


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[Assistant] I stumbled to my feet and staggered toward the edge of the circle


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[Assistant] The sounds were all around me, making my teeth ache and my head spin. My vision began to blur.


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[Assistant] I don't know now whether I went toward the cleft in the main stone, or whether it was accidental.


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[Assistant] A blind drifting through the fog of noise.


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[Assistant] Once, travelling at night, I fell asleep in the passenger seat of a moving car.


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[Assistant] Lulled by the noise and motion into an illusion of serene weightlessness.


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[Assistant] The driver of the car took a bridge too fast and lost control. And I woke from my floating dream straight into the glare of headlights and the sickening sensation of falling at high speed.


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[Assistant] That abrupt transition is as close as I can come to describing the feeling I experienced, but it falls woefully short.


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[Assistant] I could say that my field of vision contracted to a single dark spot, then disappeared altogether, leaving not darkness, but a bright void. I could say that I felt as though I was spinning, or as though I were being pulled inside out.


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[Assistant] All these things are true, yet none of them conveys the sense I had of complete disruption.


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[Assistant] And yet I experienced a feeling of elemental terror so great that I lost all sense of who or what or where I was.


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[Assistant] I was in the heart of chaos, and no power of mind or body was of use against it.


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[Assistant] I cannot really say I lost consciousness, but I was certainly not aware of myself for some time. I woke, if that's the word, when I stumbled on a rock near the bottom of the hill.


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[Assistant] I half slid the remaining few feet and fetched up on the thick tufted grass at the foot. I felt sick and dizzy.


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[Assistant] I crawled toward a stand of oak saplings and leaned against one to steady myself.


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[Assistant] There was a confused noise of shouting nearby, which reminded me of the sounds I had heard and felt in the stone circle. The ring of inhuman violence was lacking though. This was the normal sound of human conflict. And I turned towards it.


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[Assistant] That became part of her character. It became this magical wonderful insane Alice looking through the looking glass kind of place. It was all discovery.


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[Assistant] And then the conflict that resulted from that worked out perfectly.


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[Assistant] The ladies were great at reacting and the absurdity of that situation just gave them marvelous, marvelous fodder.


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[Assistant] One time we were doing a television show where we had to hang her from a harness. She was swinging about 30 feet above the stage and we were doing take after take because we couldn't get it right and someone took me aside and said,


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[Assistant] You should really bring Betty down for a while. Betty is, you know, in her sixties and she's been swinging from a rope for about four hours without a whimper of complaint.


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[Assistant] And I didn't even think about it because Betty was tireless.


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[Assistant] She would come into work sometimes and she would say, it was the weirdest thing. I was walking across the street and some construction workers whistled at me.


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[Assistant] I think that there was a lot of Dorothy in Bea Arthur, I think that Bea Arthur, she was the smart one, she was the tent pole, she was the voice of, of sanity, and she brought


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[Assistant] Hey, why do you have to, like, why do you make things worse?


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[Assistant] She took every word for what the surface of that word said. She didn't ever look for a hidden meaning or anything, but if you said I could eat a horse, she'd call the SPCA and have you put away.


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[Assistant] She had had a stroke and that, that wiped out a lot of the, uh, her mental editing where you, you say something kindly rather than, she just told it like it is and she'd go right for the jugular.


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[Assistant] The gay bars would close down at 9 o'clock. They'd close the music down. They'd watch Golden Girls and then they'd start the music back up.


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[Assistant] There were such vulnerabilities in Dorothy. Her marriage to this flaky husband of hers who had left her for another woman was still a very major part of her life.


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[Assistant] O God, great and omnipotent judge of the living and the dead, before whom we are all to appear after this short life to render an account of our work.


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[Assistant] I'm begging your pardon, Mrs. Nolan. I just happened to drop in. And your brother-in-law here seemed to be needing a little help. And their baby didn't seem to mind, so I hope I'm not intruding.


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[Assistant] Oh, I'd like it if you'd leave her. Her and me has got to be good friends.


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[Assistant] That there's no disrespect in my speaking my mind at this time. And I feel a decent time has elapsed since the passing of Mrs. McShane. God rest her soul.


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[Assistant] I'm asking to keep company with you, Katherine Nolan, with the object of a wed- When, uh, decent times elapsed.


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[Assistant] There's one more thing. Their father was a fine man. And I'd have no wish to be trying to take his place. It would be more my intention to be like a real good friend. As the eldest, would you be a proven friend?


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[Assistant] This is purely an informal visit, Miss Reed. Nothing official, I assure you.


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[Assistant] Then why, Miss Matilda, can't you settle all this amicably without a lot of dull court procedure?


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[Assistant] Mmm. Still the best of everything, eh Michael?


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[Assistant] So, what shall it be? Canada or the Amazon? For heaven's sake, stay away from those dreadful places.


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[Assistant] We'll make the girl hawk this able coat and the sapphire watch. Oh, the girl that got those. She's just water over the dam.


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[Assistant] If you persist in this hue and cry, you will force me to do what I came here off the record to avoid.


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[Assistant] Oh sure, you know, uh, you kinda had me wondering at first, but, but I guess I know now why you were so anxious to get that cradle. Won't you please take it from me as a gift to the Bullfellows?


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[Assistant] Don't get me wrong, sir. I feel sure that this lady is an investigator for a busybody humane society. That she brought you along as a student.


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[Assistant] Jose Quintana is on the mound for St. Louis. It's a rematch from game two of the series last week in Denver. A nine to five St. Louis win. And Quintana in that ball game, Jimmy, with six innings, gave up a pair. And he's been a really nice addition to this rotation. Here's a one-one pitch. Popped up.


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[Assistant] Play on both ends. One of the most remarkable plays you'll see. Third to first. These fans love it. Freeland has indeed settled down. He has retired five straight. Here's Tyler O'Neal who fly to deep right field. First time up.


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[Assistant] And Paul Goldschmidt will bat with a runner in scoring position and nobody in baseball has been as good as him at that particular job.


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[Assistant] Well, the Cardinals had a great opportunity in the first inning. Could not cash in. They had the bases loaded. Tommy Edmond up and a 3-1 count. He grounded out at short and a fielder's choice.


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[Assistant] Tommy with a drive into deep left center. Bernard back, looks up and it's gone!


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[Assistant] Boy, did he get some altitude on that. I didn't know if it was ever going to come down or not. And thankfully it did in the seats in left field.


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[Assistant] To load the bases for Paul Goldschmidt in the bottom of the seventh inning.


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[Assistant] Goldie hits it. Into deep left. Should be deep enough to tag up with Dickerson. Catch is made. The throw. Here comes Dickerson. And we're tied.


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[Assistant] Paul Goldschmidt is driven in three tonight. He's up to 92. And all of a sudden it's back to back walks. The winning run is Kisner. He's at second base.


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[Assistant] The bunt is down. Lamette spins, throws, and almost threw wide. And the bases are loaded and nobody out. It's Heather O'Neill at the plate.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] He's my strength.


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[Assistant] So uh,


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[Assistant] Yes, I'm fine. Can I talk to Rumi?


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[Assistant] Don't do this, man. I can't do this.


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[Assistant] I can't tell you that look, Mavish, the button on my shirt is broken.


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh,


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[Assistant] But I still miss you. I miss you a lot.


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[Assistant] The day I forget him, he'll be forgiven.


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[Assistant] Sorry, it's just that we're starving and really need to eat something, and fast!


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[Assistant] I'm not afraid of him. I'm concerned about the monsters he's taking.


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[Assistant] I tracked down Brutal of the martial arts. Using a powerful energy, he abducted these three monsters from Legend World.


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[Assistant] No, let's avoid them and protect these.


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[Assistant] Thanks guys, but please leave this to me.


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[Assistant] If that's how you want it! No way! Respect my wishes! Brutal came here for me, so it's up to me to defeat him!


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[Assistant] You've mentioned my age several times now, sir. Does it affect your confidence in me?


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[Assistant] Aristotle was his teacher, Mr. Wells, but I'm sure he put things less clearly than you.


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[Assistant] Never heard of tenant farmery. Don't they own their own land? No, it belongs to me. It belonged to my father and his father. Back to the first patron who took title in 1630.


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[Assistant] I permit the farmers to work my land and they in return pay me a yearly tribute and a share of their produce.


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[Assistant] Miranda! Yes, cousin Miranda, I dance the waltz, but never in a public place.


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[Assistant] See that Katrine comes to the dining hall. Will you come this way, cousin Miranda?


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[Assistant] To my wife, proudness at meals is the highest human virtue.


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[Assistant] We can hardly ask our guest to occupy herself with the child tonight. She must be tired.


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[Assistant] It turned out it didn't matter. Soon after their son was born, she died.


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[Assistant] She brought this harpsichord with her from her home. She played it always.


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[Assistant] Fortunately, we don't listen to servants or to their superstitions.


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[Assistant] I think I have some new music that will please you more than Van Beethoven, cousin Miranda. You can sing as I play.


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[Assistant] It is getting late. I'm sure you've had an exhausting day. I shall have Magda show you to your room.


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[Assistant] What brings you to our chemist, Dr. Turner? Are you expecting an epidemic of minor injuries?


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[Assistant] It represents, among other things, over 200 years of extreme discomfort.


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[Assistant] What you do with your hat is your own concern. Are you ready to pay your rent? No. Now will you ever again get so much as a grain of wheat from me?


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[Assistant] Since you feel that way, I order you to leave my land by tomorrow noon. If you are not gone, I shall have the proper authorities put you off. Have the next man step forward.


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[Assistant] I suppose I must regard what you did as an effort to save my life, Dr. Turner. And whether or not I regard you as a meddling trespasser, I suppose I must thank you.


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[Assistant] Dr. Turner's efforts to incite anti-rent rebellion in our local district have been well known to me for many months now. Just what is it he wants you to want so passionately?


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[Assistant] It has an assortment of highly romantic names. The rights of man, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and such.


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[Assistant] And all those will be yours with the titles to a few acres of soil.


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[Assistant] Believe me, my welfare does not depend upon you. Rather you depend upon it.


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[Assistant] But my rents and tributes and my responsibilities are hereditary.


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[Assistant] The symbols of a way of life to which I have been born and in which I shall continue to live. I shall never relinquish my position.


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[Assistant] And I suppose everyone has commented on your gown and how beautiful you look.


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[Assistant] I know that you'll be with me and that if anyone laughs, we'll dance with them.


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[Assistant] Are you enjoying the ball, Miranda? Well aren't you going to answer my question?


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[Assistant] I thought it would brighten your room and perhaps make your stay in bed less unbearable.


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[Assistant] And I'm happy that you're happy, my dear. Now I'm sure that you'll want to rest.


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[Assistant] Anything from pinning butterflies to hiding an insane twin brother. Actually, I read. I hope that my explanation satisfies you.


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[Assistant] Your happiness at the Oleander seems to have faded pretty quickly.


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[Assistant] I cannot imagine that Dragonwick could be either miserable or drab, except to those who reflect misery or drabness from within themselves.


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[Assistant] My regrets to Dr. Turner. I am engaged and cannot be disturbed.


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[Assistant] Just what is it you want me to do, Doctor? Help my enemy to defeat me? I want your assurance the class bleaker will have a fair and just trial.


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[Assistant] Miranda, have Tompkins set another place. I'd rather not if you don't mind.


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[Assistant] Perhaps I spoke a little hastily, Doctor. I might be able to help. That's a pretty sudden change of mind. What brought it on?


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[Assistant] I assume that John Van Buren is to prosecute the trial, is he not?


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[Assistant] He's a close personal friend of mine. You still haven't told me what changed your mind.


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[Assistant] Dr. Turner, you have my assurance, Klaus Bleecker will have a fair trial.


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[Assistant] Now you might do something for me. Mrs. Van Ryan has a severe cold. Would you help her if you can?


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[Assistant] If you and Miranda will wait dinner for me, I'll visit a while longer with Mrs. Van Ryke.


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[Assistant] But then of course he has the tolerance of experience and age. Turner is young and relentless.


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[Assistant] In that case even Dr. Turner would approve of your finishing your dinner. Shall I bring your case?


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[Assistant] I remember how the chapel bell rang on the day Johanna and I were married. Tonight it is soft and sad.


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[Assistant] Johanna laughed and said it was a heavenly bell that would ring for us until death.


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[Assistant] And then we knew that Johanna could have no more children. That I was to have no son.


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[Assistant] That there were to be no more Van Rynes after me, that I was to be the last.


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[Assistant] You knew at the instant our eyes first met and everything within us met. And you know it now.


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[Assistant] Whatever dress Miranda wears will be forever cherished as her wedding gown.


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[Assistant] Perhaps I can divert your attention with this. I brought it for you from Mr. Tiffany's new shop.


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[Assistant] We'll agree then it is God's will. Now perhaps we can discuss your plans for the Kermes Ball. Are they progressing nicely?


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[Assistant] You are Mrs. Nicholas Van Ryn. You will be with me wherever I am always.


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[Assistant] I will not live according to printed mottos like the directions on a medicine bottle.


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[Assistant] What possible excuse can you have for humiliating me like that? Miranda, what is the matter with you?


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[Assistant] Mrs. Van Ryn is having a baby. Her time is here. Dr. William Brown has been staying at the manor. I had him come from New York. He's a fine doctor. He's a fool.


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[Assistant] I beg you to come. There are certain- Have you any reason to think she's in danger? Mrs. Van Ryn, I don't know that she- Doctor, nothing must happen to my son.


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[Assistant] I appreciate your services and you will be suitably recompensed. But he can't live his heart as well for us.


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[Assistant] And there is no reason for you to see Mrs. Van Ryn again. Good day, Doc.


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[Assistant] You understand of course that this house ceremony was only at the insistence of Mrs. Van Rynes.


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[Assistant] In a month or two, my son will be properly baptized in the Dragonwick Church.


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[Assistant] I'm sure you're not. You have courage, Miranda. I like that about you.


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[Assistant] I didn't expect you to understand. How could you? Don't be offended by ordinary standards. You're quite intelligent. But I will not live by ordinary standards. I will not run with the pack.


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[Assistant] I will not look to the ground and move on the ground with the rest. Not so long as there are those mountain tops and clouds. Limitless space.


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[Assistant] See, I have become what is vulgarly known as a... drug addict.


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[Assistant] No tearful reproaches, no attempts to save me to regenerate.


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[Assistant] Something that ever since I can remember as being like a rock caught in my heart, in my brain, pushing at me, choking.


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[Assistant] Your father wouldn't have. I remember how he continued to read so doggedly.


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[Assistant] Ephraim Wells took his religion without flinching the way a strong man should.


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[Assistant] Your strength, the earthiness of your peasant stock and more. Your grace. Your unexpected look of quality. It would be a pity if we were not to have another


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[Assistant] Yes, the Lord. I'd forgotten. The Lord who giveth life and also takes it away. Why did he take my son's life?


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[Assistant] It could not have been without purpose. No one gives life and takes it without purpose.


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[Assistant] Passing by. I see. Summoned in the best heroic tradition by the faithful little cripple.


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[Assistant] Good to know you have become more careful in your diagnoses, doctor. I can recall when you were less thorough.


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[Assistant] I've improved a lot since then. There was much room for improvement. May I be frank, you're not a very good doctor, Dr. Turner. There are too many things you should know that you don't.


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[Assistant] Pursue them where you will. Sing and dance and dip them in bronze if you like. But you will not destroy Dragonwyck.


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[Assistant] No babbling idiot of a governor will make laws that have to do with my manner, with the manner that my son-


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[Assistant] Oh, it's Dr. Turner. What are you doing here? You're not wanted. You're trespassing. I don't want you here. I don't need you anymore. There was a time when you knew too little and I could use you, wouldn't I?


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[Assistant] Yes, sir? I do mind very much. I have no intention of going anywhere with anyone.


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[Assistant] This is my property, and you will all leave it at once!


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[Assistant] My only chance. How little you know me, Miranda. Even Johanna would never have said that.


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[Assistant] Dr. Turner, you might choose your influence to benefit these men for once and tell them to get out of here.


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[Assistant] I turned to the task of bandaging the bullet wound as best I could.


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[Assistant] The thought of using the grimy neck rag was something my medical training wouldn't let me contemplate.


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[Assistant] I tried to bury my confusion and terror in the task of trying to find something more suitable.


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[Assistant] After a quick and futile search through the pile of rags.


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[Assistant] Finally settled on strips of rayon torn from the hem of my slip.


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[Assistant] While hardly sterile, it was by far the cleanest material at hand.


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[Assistant] The linen of my patient's shirt was old and worn, but still surprisingly tough.


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[Assistant] With a bit of a struggle I ripped the rest of the sleeve open and used it to improvise a sling.


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[Assistant] I stepped back to survey the results of my impromptu field dressing, and backed straight into the big man who would come in quietly to watch. He looked approvingly at my handiwork. Good job, lass. Come on, we're ready.


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[Assistant] Dougal handed a coin to the woman and hustled me out of the cottage.


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[Assistant] Followed more slowly by Jamie, still a bit whiteface.


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[Assistant] Unfolded from the low stool, my patient proved to be quite tall.


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[Assistant] He stood several inches over Dougal, himself a tall man.


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[Assistant] The black-bearded Rupert and Murtaugh were holding six horses outside, muttering soft Gaelic endearments to them in the dark. It was a moonless night.


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[Assistant] But the starlight caught the metal bits of the harness in flashes of quicksilver. I looked up and almost gasped in wonder.


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[Assistant] The night sky was thick with a glory of stars such as I had never seen. Glancing round at the surrounding forest, I understood.


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[Assistant] With no nearby city to veil the sky with light, the stars here held undisputed dominion over the night.


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[Assistant] And then I stopped dead, feeling much colder than the night chill justified. No city lights. What town, the woman inside had asked.


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[Assistant] Accustomed as I was to blackouts and air raids from the war years, the lack of light hadn't at first disturbed me. But this was peacetime, and the lights of Inverness should have been visible for miles.


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[Assistant] The men were shapeless masses in the dark. I thought of trying to slip away into the trees, but Dougal


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[Assistant] Apparently divining my thought grabbed my elbow and pulled me toward the horses. Jimmy, get yourself up, he called. The lass will ride with you. He squeezed my elbow.


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[Assistant] You can hold the reins if Jamie canna manage one-handed.


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[Assistant] But do ye take care to keep close with the rest of us?


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[Assistant] I was the less tempted to try anything in that I had no idea what to try.


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[Assistant] I didn't know where I was, who my companions were, why we were leaving with such urgency, or where we were going.


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[Assistant] But I lacked any reasonable alternative to going with them. I was worried about Frank, who must long since have started looking for me. But this didn't seem the time to mention him.


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[Assistant] Please accept my most sincere congratulations, Van Heer van Rijn.


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[Assistant] Oh you are, eh? Well I want you to see to it that those little brats are punished.


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[Assistant] Don't think of it, sister, it's nothing. It's a little hard to get glass today, but I get it.


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[Assistant] The Bogardas Corporation will have several hundred employees, and they all have cars. Parking's becoming more of a problem every day.


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[Assistant] I wish he had been. I had Butler and Dean, a couple of thieves, who robbed me right and left.


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[Assistant] Sign this, will ya? What's this? What's all this? What's all what? Sign it. I wanna know what I'm signing. I can't sign- That's overtime. We get time and a half after six o'clock.


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[Assistant] Listen, bub, one more crack out of you, we'll take that dress back and it'll take you six weeks to get it put in again. Sign it. See what I'm up against?


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[Assistant] You're still a little girl. You don't know yet.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, so, I'm always waiting for you to come out.


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[Assistant] Yeaah! Alright, you got em. Cool.


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[Assistant] He must not be held back by the silly nonsense of his survival stuck in his head.


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[Assistant] In their hands, they carried something two or three feet long. Straight on the outside.


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[Assistant] With a passage inside and made of a heavy substance.


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[Assistant] They fill it with powder and small lead pellets.


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[Assistant] When tomorrow came though, we had other things to do. I had forgotten that we had planned a day trip to the Great Glen of Loch Ness.


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[Assistant] It was a long drive through the Glen, and we left early in the morning before sun up.


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[Assistant] After the hurry to the waiting car through the freezing dawn, it was cozy to relax under the rug and feel the warmth stealing back into my hands and feet.


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[Assistant] Along with it came a most delicious drowsiness.


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[Assistant] And I fell blissfully asleep against Frank's shoulder, my last conscious sight, the driver's head in red-rimmed silhouette against the dawning sky.


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[Assistant] It was after nine when we arrived, and the guide Frank had called for was awaiting us on the edge of the loch with a small sailing skiff.


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[Assistant] And it suits you, sir. I thought we'd take a wee sail down the loch side to Urquhart Castle. Perhaps we'll sup a bit there before going on. The Guide


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[Assistant] A dour-looking little man, in weather-beaten cotton shirt and twill trousers, stowed the picnic hamper tidily beneath the seat.


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[Assistant] And offered me a calloused hand down into the well of the boat. It was a beautiful day.


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[Assistant] With a burgeoning greenery of the steep banks blurring in the ruffled surface of the loch. Our guide!


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[Assistant] Despite his dure appearance was knowledgeable and talkative, pointing out the islands, castles, and ruins that rimmed the long, narrow loch. Yonder, that's Urquhart Castle.


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[Assistant] He pointed to a smooth-faced wall of stone barely visible through the trees.


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[Assistant] Or what's left of it. Twas cursed by the witches of the glen and saw one unhappiness after another.


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[Assistant] He told us the story of Mary Grant, daughter of the Laird of Urquhart Castle, and her lover, Donald Dunn, poet son of MacDonald of Bohunton.


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[Assistant] Forbidden to meet because of her father's objection to the latter's habits of lifting any cattle he came across.


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[Assistant] An old and honorable Highland profession, the guide assured us. They met anyway.


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[Assistant] The father got wind of it. Donald was lured to a false rendezvous and thus taken.


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[Assistant] The devil will take the lair of Grant out of his shoes and Donald Dunn shall not be hanged. He wasn't.


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[Assistant] I'll be honest about being on stage, I don't know what it's like for you guys, but sometimes


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[Assistant] Like, you know what it's like, you've got families, you've got home life. Yeah. We're doing, we're meeting people before you go on and so, sometimes I can't wait to get on there for a bit of peace. Because it's two hours where no one's... Oh, it's two hours where I put my ears in and it's just me.


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[Assistant] The, my brothers, you know, and the audience. And it's brilliant. And I almost don't want to come off because I know I'm going back to that


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[Assistant] Uhm, these two guys from the New York record company flew in.


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[Assistant] And they literally spent an hour telling us we're going to do this, we're going to go into these states, we're going to go to Vegas and do this radio thing, and then we're going to hit them with marketing in New York and do all these chat shows. And what do you think? After an hour, full on.


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[Assistant] And the sort of silence went down the line until it got to Howard and he went... Cowby ass.


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[Assistant] Not bad. I think I'd make the fingers a little longer.


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[Assistant] Well, it belongs to the boss, too. Old Lige at the commissary was telling me it's for rent.


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[Assistant] We've been laying out there now for three years. It should be as rich as mud. In the old days, old man current used to raise the best crops in the country on it.


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[Assistant] Reckon I could ask Old Man Yewitt for his mules. He don't ever hardly use them, no how. Pay him with a bit of the crop.


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[Assistant] Mr. Seeds and Fertilizer, I bet I could make a deal with Harming.


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[Assistant] And as for a plow, there's that old one a paw's been laying out in ma's backyard ever since he died. Ain't been used for nothing but roosting chickens on. I'm gonna ask the boss about it.


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[Assistant] No, asking won't work either, don't harm a man. After all, the boss is a pretty good guy. We all has been friends.


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[Assistant] Let Granny and the kids sleep in here and move our bed out on the porch. And have everything real nice.


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[Assistant] Seems like extra one thing. Pretty darn extra bad. I reckon I was thinking too hard about the land I plumb forgot about the house. It sure be some patching to do. More than a little.


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[Assistant] I was crazy to think we could live in this place. Why'd it take me at least two weeks to dig this well again?


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[Assistant] You know, if dirt like this, a fella could raise the best crop in the country. It's been laying out all these years. But earth's kinda like men, you know. It needs a rest every once in a while. Maybe that's the reason the Lord invented Sunday.


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[Assistant] Alright old lady, but you better be down before morning or you'll go right back to camp with this truck. Old man Carrillo might not like it so much, neither.


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[Assistant] Well, I figured I'd take this one to Devers out the neighbor hours down the road with a good well. That little one in the bucket's for us.


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[Assistant] Mighty fine place you got around here. You the owner, you Henry Devers? Nope, folks call me Finley. Howdy. Howdy.


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[Assistant] What do you want? I'm your neighbor. My name's Sam Tucker. I brought you a fish.


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[Assistant] That's right. My well ain't no good. I could have told you that. Yeah, so can I. Now, what about that water? Why don't you get your water at the river? Cause river water ain't no good for kids to drink.


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[Assistant] That I got two mules and a good old plow and a friend of mine's lending the seed.


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[Assistant] I aim to fish and hunt varmints and sell a few skins.


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[Assistant] Lots of folks like that live around here, and plenty more than before. And how about you? How'd you get started?


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[Assistant] What's that big old fish hook your uncle's fixing up there? Their whale in this river?


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[Assistant] For days now, the moon's been moving closer and closer to the north star. The animals don't like that, they hide out. Crazy to go against the signs, but what can you do? Gotta get fresh food.


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[Assistant] Just cause we're having hard times right now, don't mean we gotta stop nothing. We gotta keep going. Once we give up, we won't have the courage to get ourselves back to good times.


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[Assistant] Yes sir, your hat'll just about bring the price of a pair of silk stockings for Luna. Nice and shiny.


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[Assistant] Much obliged, Lord. Looks like the Tuckers are gonna make the grade after all. Amen.


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[Assistant] Well, it's vegetables that cause a spring sickness. That's when you get it along about the time you start eating vegetables.


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[Assistant] Shucks, look at him. Anything a body likes as good as that couldn't be bad for him. Is that true, Nona?


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[Assistant] I'll bet your old lad waits for his dinner right over yonder with that there drip. It's like a trap on the river bottom.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry ma'am, I was studying about something. Let's go down to the end of the bar.


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[Assistant] Seven bucks a day, huh? So it's yes you come? Well don't rightly see how I can, Tim. I made a deal with Rustin. I already got some credit from his commissary.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but I'm telling you, Tim, this is the first time I've been able to farm my own crop, just like I always wanted to. That ain't something I can give up just like that.


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[Assistant] If any luck at all, I can make two bales an acre. Well, how much that make for you? More than fifty bales. No, no, I mean how much money? Do you know that on that ground that I've been working on now,


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[Assistant] Me, I'd rather work in my fields. I feel better that way. I feel more...


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[Assistant] Lord, how come you put that sky up there in this old mud down here? Made it so purdy if you didn't want us to work it and to love it. You want me to give all this up? Move in town with Tim and...


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[Assistant] Work with them in a factory under a roof that hides your sky and puts out your light. Tell me, Lord, help me to know.


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[Assistant] You go on back in the house, honey. Go on back in the house.


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[Assistant] So you own the river too, eh? Well maybe the law will call my hook and line an act of God.


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[Assistant] I'll give you a dollar. I don't want no dollar. My folks likes fish.


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[Assistant] Well, Rope, how we gonna draw water? Oh, I got another rope in the barn.


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[Assistant] Hello honey, it ain't nothing. I was just helping Devas here pull his big old catfish out in the river. He done caught lead pencil.


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[Assistant] Well, they're machines of yours and they're fine, I realize that, but you sure can't eat them.


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[Assistant] Once in a while you gotta have a hunk of beef and a few ears of corn to fill up your belly. Oh, you city folks are mighty smart. But I'm afraid without us farmers you'd get kinda skinny.


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[Assistant] I reckon we can start our scene even before the twin days.


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[Assistant] Now how do you do it, or is that your secret? I wish it were my secret, but the stuff is so well known you can't stop them from recognizing it. I'll just have to be the father of painless dentistry and let it go at that.


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[Assistant] What's that? A catfish? He's got chin whiskers like lead pencils. Biggest earned catfish you ever seen in the river.


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[Assistant] September 1939, Nazi Germany invaded Poland and for more than five years brought terror to much of Europe with its ideology of a master race.


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[Assistant] A central figure in that campaign was Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler. The leading Nazi was obsessed with racial purity and came up with a plan to bolster the so-called Aryan race. Between 1941 and 1945, children were kidnapped from all over Eastern Europe and forcibly Germanized.


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[Assistant] Historians estimate that 20,000 of those children came from Poland alone.


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[Assistant] In Nazi-run children's homes, they learned to speak German. Their identities were falsified.


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[Assistant] Those children are now over 80 years old, and many of them still know nothing about their roots.


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[Assistant] It lies outside Częstochowa in southern Poland.


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[Assistant] His father, Youssef, was 41, his mother, Franciszka, 36, when they were murdered by the Nazis on this spot.


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[Assistant] During World War II, Yusuf's family hid Jews and partisans in the bunker. Seven people lived underground here for two years.


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[Assistant] After that, the soldiers shot Yusuf's parents dead and threw their bodies into a pit at the spot where their grave is now. The children survived after witnessing the events.


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[Assistant] Then they were taken to Germany, like thousands of other children from 1941 onwards who were deemed to be worthy of being Germanized. Yousef's sister Janina still lives in Germany.


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[Assistant] Hermann Ludeking has lived in Bad Durheim in southwestern Germany since he retired.


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[Assistant] Even as a child he felt that there was some mystery.


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[Assistant] He was six years old when he was placed with Maria and Hermann Ludeking, but he sensed that they were keeping something from him.


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[Assistant] His place of birth is listed as Brukau in Vatigau, the site of one of the Nazi-run orphanages where the identities of the abducted children were covered up.


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[Assistant] Since then, Herrmann has discovered that he was probably called Roman Roshitovsky before he was placed with his foster parents. Was he really born on January 20th, 1936? He has his doubts.


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[Assistant] The central Polish city of Łódź was probably the first station in his life.


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[Assistant] Herrmann still doesn't know who gave him up to this orphanage.


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[Assistant] But he does know that the Nazis took him from here to Germany.


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[Assistant] Alodia Vitašek's story also has ties to Łódź.


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[Assistant] She was five years old when she was brought to the youth detention camp in Litzmannstadt, as Wooj was called during the Nazi occupation.


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[Assistant] Today, she's meeting up with her friend, Barbaro Patrokevich. The two women have a lot in common. Their paths in life have been very similar.


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[Assistant] The school director is showing them a room that commemorates the thousands of children who were interned here.


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[Assistant] Like Alodia, who was brought here in 1943.


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[Assistant] Three people. Three life stories. With this in common.


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[Assistant] The Reichsführer SS visited occupied Poland in 1941 and traveled through the Wartegau district.


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[Assistant] In 1939, Poland had been carved up between the Soviets and the Germans.


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[Assistant] Sections of the western part of the country, including the so-called Reichsgau Warteland, were incorporated into the German Reich. Other regions were placed under German civil administration.


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[Assistant] Himmler's vision was to make Germany the mightiest nation in the world by bolstering the population with new progeny from abroad, mainly from Eastern Europe.


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[Assistant] In the Bundesarchiv in Berlin are hundreds of documents that show the gradual development of Himmler's strategy for the organized abduction of children.


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[Assistant] After his trip through Vartagal, Himmler wrote to the Gauleiter, Otto Greiser.


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[Assistant] She has studied the subject of the stolen children for a number of years.


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[Assistant] She set up a Europe-wide research project and with colleagues has analyzed 17,000 files of foreign children found by the Allies in Germany after the war.


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[Assistant] There are many myths about the forced Germanization of foreign children. One account is that they were ethnic Germans, that is, children of German ancestry who lived outside the German Reich, and that only very few children were brought to Germany at all.


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[Assistant] As the Reich commissioner for the consolidation of German nationhood, he helped to issue Directive 67-1. It stated,


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[Assistant] The directive was signed by Ulrich Greifeld, Himmler's direct subordinate.


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[Assistant] Later, at the Nuremberg trials, he claimed that there had never been a concrete plan.


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[Assistant] Today, experts believe that around 50,000 children were abducted from across Europe.


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[Assistant] Then child welfare officials summoned all children living with foster parents for inspection.


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[Assistant] There were precise guidelines on how a racially suitable child was supposed to look.


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[Assistant] Twenty-one characteristics were examined including growth patterns, the back of the head, the bridge of the nose, and body hair.


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[Assistant] The officials were looking for so-called Aryan types, classified as pure Nordic, pure Phalian, or Nordic Phalian. What the Nazis couldn't use were unbalanced hybrid types.


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[Assistant] And finally, children were also taken away from their biological parents, like Alodia Bitachik.


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[Assistant] Then, in the autumn of 1943, she was brought to the youth detention camp in Litzmannstadt to be Germanized.


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[Assistant] Łódź, then called Littsmannstadt, was the first place where Ołodzie was sent. More followed. Kalisz.


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[Assistant] Thousands of children were funneled through these Nazi-run homes.


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[Assistant] Each station represented a further step to conceal the child's real identity.


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[Assistant] Alodia Vitasek became Alice Wittke. Her friend Barbara became Bärbel.


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[Assistant] They were forced to forget their origins. Finally both were placed in German families where, paradoxically, they experienced the happiest years of their childhood.


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[Assistant] Yusef Sova lives in the center of Częstochowa.


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[Assistant] Even now, he can't accept that his sister Yanina loves the nation that caused his family so much suffering.


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[Assistant] After the murder of their parents, the five Sova children were brought to Grodkov, now Grodkov, in Silesia.


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[Assistant] Yanina was taken from there by a woman from Hanover who adopted her. Her name was changed to Anita.


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[Assistant] No official records about this were preserved, which is why Yanina was not found after the war.


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[Assistant] But her siblings never stopped looking. It was 20 years before Yousef saw her again. Since then, they've met up regularly.


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[Assistant] Yousef's sister was carried off to Germany shortly before the end of the war. She didn't undergo a racial examination.


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[Assistant] Yanina's abduction was an act of pure despotism.


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[Assistant] The two want the German government to recognize the kidnapped children as victims of the Nazi regime so that they can receive compensation.


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[Assistant] Schwartz founded an association representing the children's interests, and he and Herrmann have filed lawsuits together, so far with no success.


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[Assistant] As a last resort, they've approached Germany's highest court, the Constitutional Court.


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[Assistant] According to Germany's Act regulating compensation for national socialist injustice, that is the sum to which non-Jewish victims are entitled.


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[Assistant] The German government argues that the kidnappings can be seen as general collateral damage of war and that therefore there can be no claim to compensation.


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[Assistant] And it's often argued that the kidnapped children were well treated, in contrast to other victims.


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[Assistant] That was true in Hermann's case. His German foster parents were wealthy.


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[Assistant] His mother was a teacher and head of the regional association of German girls.


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[Assistant] The father was a high-ranking teacher. Both were Nazi Party members.


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[Assistant] Hermann graduated from school, studied at university, and became a mechanical engineer.


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[Assistant] For the past 30 years, he's been working for an organization for the victims of Nazi persecution. He campaigns for them to receive compensation.


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[Assistant] Like this woman. From now on, she'll get 50 euros a month.


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[Assistant] They want to talk about the stories of their lives that wound up taking such a similar course.


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[Assistant] Barbaro was three when the Nazis examined her and approved her for Germanization.


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[Assistant] In 1942, she was placed with a German foster family and grew up as Bärbel in Lemgo.


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[Assistant] Alodia is back home again. She lives in Vidgost.


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[Assistant] That's 170 kilometers northwest of Łódź.


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[Assistant] For years she's been giving public lectures as a witness of history.


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[Assistant] Louisa Dahl took the six-year-old to her home in Stendahl in Saxony-Anhalt.


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[Assistant] The little girl started going to school there and led a comfortable life as a much-loved only child.


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[Assistant] Luisa and her husband Wilhelm Dahl received a letter from the Polish Red Cross which tore the family apart. Luisa Dahl wrote this in response.


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[Assistant] If the mother of the child is alive, we are prepared, in view of the mother's terrible suffering and uncertainty during the years of separation, to return the child safe and sound to her.


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[Assistant] Of course, the biological mother has the first right. And with a heavy heart, I will give up the child whom we have come to love and cherish.


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[Assistant] Alodia's Polish mother, Halina Witaszek, had survived Auschwitz.


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[Assistant] And with this photograph, search the world for her two daughters.


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[Assistant] But going back was hard. Alodia had forgotten her native Polish.


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[Assistant] But she could communicate with her mother Halina, who spoke excellent German.


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[Assistant] Alodia was lucky that she maintained contact to her German Mutti. And the two women also became friends. Alodia was now daughter to both of them.


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[Assistant] Alina Witaszek believed the Dolls when they said they had not known who Alica really was. Luisa Doll wrote to the Polish Red Cross,


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[Assistant] Alitsa was born in Poznan and after she became ill in a children's home in Kalish, was then brought to Bad Potsin.


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[Assistant] That is where I picked up little Alitza on April 25th, 1944, mediated by the former Lebensborn Association.


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[Assistant] The child was placed with me as a pure German child with a German name as an Eastern German orphan up for adoption.


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[Assistant] She got him in December 1942 from Sonnenwiese, a Lebensborn home in Korrensalis, a village near Leipzig.


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[Assistant] It provided a place for unmarried women to have their babies and leave them to be raised. The goal was to boost the Aryan population.


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[Assistant] Zonenwiese also served as an institution for children like Hermann who were abducted from Poland, Yugoslavia, and the Soviet Union to be taken to Germany.


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[Assistant] At the time, Hermann was just happy that he had someone to take care of him. And he got along well with Maria Ludeking.


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[Assistant] But once he started to try and find out about his background, she broke away from him.


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[Assistant] When she died in the late 1980s, he did not attend her funeral.


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[Assistant] At the Nuremberg trials, American prosecutors tried to press charges for the kidnapping of alien children for purposes of Germanization.


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[Assistant] But the tribunal contested the charges, acquitting the defendants of that crime, and describing the Lebensborn organization as a welfare institution.


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[Assistant] Alodia Vitaschek is on her way to the city of Freiburg. She knows Germany well. She often visited her foster parents here.


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[Assistant] Today she's giving a talk to students at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences as a living witness. As always, she tells her life story in German.


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[Assistant] Alodia says her lectures have also been a form of therapy for her.


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[Assistant] Alodia Vitashek's story is also a positive one, with lots of understanding on both sides. And she hopes to keep telling it for as long as she can.


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[Assistant] Youssef can't forgive Janina for denying that she's Polish.


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[Assistant] But he says she is and will always be his sister.


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[Assistant] Hermann Ludeking has received a letter from the German Constitutional Court. Another defeat. He has lost his fight for compensation.


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[Assistant] But he will continue to search for his roots, for the parts of his life that the Nazis hid from him.


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[Assistant] Even in his mid-80s, not knowing who his parents were is a source of unease that Hermann says will never leave him.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna break some news on the show about this show. You look at the five Avengers we've assembled on cast today in studio.


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[Assistant] That's an elite squad, but we are adding two more names to our weekly rotation. Aditi!


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[Assistant] Over seven and a half runs tonight in said Guardian's Tigers game.


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[Assistant] Okay. Third one. Third one. Game five. Golden state, Dallas. Warrior seven point favorites. Jay's a loner there. Yeah. Jay's a loner. I am.


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[Assistant] Alright, let's pull up 68 Steve. This is the question on the docket today. The NFL is considering eliminating the Pro Bowl and replacing it with a different event. If you were Commissioner Goodell, what event would you replace the Pro Bowl with?


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[Assistant] Great job guys. I really think we made some great recommendations besides me. I'll take the L here, but I'm gonna rebound with a great top 5 brought to us by...


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[Assistant] Not including walk-ups, they're off the list. Number five, when a large man hits a triple.


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[Assistant] I went back and forth between number one and two. The reason this is two is sometimes it's not as exciting. Number one is always exciting, but number two, stealing home.


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[Assistant] The inside the park, never not entertaining, even if it's a terrible offensive, defensive play, it's always exciting.


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[Assistant] Everything okay back there? Yeah, I'm texting with Chris Rose. He can see us. He just can't hear us. And I just tested a vMix link. So it's well, he's getting the best.


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[Assistant] All right, let's go to Mikey who's back at his post now with an update. So Chris is going to reschedule for next week. We will get those out. So we apologize to Chris for having our system not working. We're not sure where the issues were, but man, I hate that. Okay.


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[Assistant] We still have a second advertiser that was supposed to be in this segment that we will not forget. That is PCC Air Force. Oh, they're our new friends. So, G. Bush.


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[Assistant] All locations of PCC, Airfoils and Eastlake Manor.


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[Assistant] What's his first name? Jake? Was it Jake? My dad's first name is Chris, but it was Lucas051117 something.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. And today is a very, very big day for the podcast because we are finally getting revenge on this interview that we've been trying to make happen for all these years with Young Gleech. Gleechy.


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[Assistant] Bluetooth, who is a guy that has never been on the podcast before, but I feel like you might see more of him in the future. He's very, very for the culture and he's got one of the best voices in the rap game. And also to my left, so we have, uh, Gleesha want to introduce your lady friend here.


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[Assistant] That was beautiful. You guys have one of the most adorable relationships ever. I was like looking at her Twitter account earlier and I saw the tweet she did with four photos of you guys together and I was just like, this is so beautiful.


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[Assistant] That's amazing bro. Yeah, my girl said last night, she said, uh, my alarm clock every morning is your farts. And I was like, that's so romantic bro. That's beautiful.


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[Assistant] Yo, you know one of the most iconic lines, I watched the old Glitch interview that never got to come out, which by the way, the reason why it didn't come out was because his lawyer basically was like, nah bro, like you're dealing with some shit right now, like, legally, we can't put out a podcast where you're talking about shooting people.


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[Assistant] People are way more sensitive on Twitter. You know? On the internet in general, yea. In real life, my, like, every conversation that I ever have is like black dudes and white dudes roasting each other for things that their race does, etc, etc, but then on Twitter it's like all out war for that shit.


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[Assistant] What is it about him that you think makes people like him so much? Cause there's so many rappers who are doing shit like Fredo, Keith, like a lot of people fuck with him crazy like off the rip, like no money changing hands as far as I know and shit like that. Like why does he get so much love from your perspective?


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[Assistant] He was on the radio for Go Go Songs when he was 15, he said.


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[Assistant] Not to Unity. Okay, so this is, but what he said in the other interview, he said that he was always a go-go kid, didn't really care about rap that much, right? And then he heard Gucci, and Gucci had like a lyric where he was saying,


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[Assistant] Go! In between every bar. And then he was, that's when he first started fucking with rap. And that totally makes sense cause like, that is like the merger between the two. And when you, once you understand that and you listen to him, it all makes a lot more sense.


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[Assistant] That's so true. You think, like, who do you see in the game now that you look at them and you're like, oh, he's really, you put them in the same category, like damn, they're really about what they're talking about. Nobody.


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[Assistant] That's fucked up though, cause if you're a pussy and you become a popular rapper, chances are some hood dudes are gonna swoop up and fucking bring you into their little gang so they have somebody out there representing them.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, the MeeGo thing has been going around for a little while. You seem like you probably got a few Mexican plugs in your phone.


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[Assistant] When you think about America, like, you know, in every hood, every neighborhood, every crew, whatever, there's always like the alpha male, the guy that you can't fuck with that is just the toughest motherfucker. If you fuck with him, you're going to die. America is that guy on the national stage, you know?


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[Assistant] When that, when that North Korea shit was going on, and like for a moment there, it seemed like, damn, we might really drop a nuke on fucking North Korea. I was sitting there thinking like, yea, that's fucked up that a lot of people gotta die, but if they play with us, I want the kind of government that's gonna be like, alright, we're gonna blow up your entire fucking country, we're gonna kill a hundred thousand people just cause you fucked with us.


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[Assistant] You were staying at the Trump Tower with Fredo in Chicago? That's a story, that's a cool story.


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[Assistant] I was at an A&R for a very large labels, uh,


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[Assistant] House and like we were just showing each other music and shit and he pulls up a motherfucking spreadsheet.


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[Assistant] With like, every rapper who's ever gotten like, 50,000 plays on Soundcloud, like anybody who ever put out a video, he's like a major A&R, and he had the shit so organized, and I'm like, bro, this is like what me and my friends do, except he's actually got it like, organized like a real business, cause it actually, his career depends on it.


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[Assistant] Okay, but we need to, we need to, there are two stories that we need to clear up for sure because we're an hour and eleven minutes in, but we need to make sure that we cover How You Met Gucci and How You Met Yams. Because the Gucci story is amazing.


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[Assistant] And Gucci already knew about you just through his plug?


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[Assistant] That's Gucci, bro. Yeah, like every rapper on earth that I could meet is like in a certain category and then there's a whole different category over Gucci. You know? It's like different. It's like...


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[Assistant] Yeaah, he had, no, he had his gun and shit. I call guns dogs.


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[Assistant] I was kind of wondering about that before we even said don't drive around with no dogs. And I'm just thinking like, oh yeah, cause the dog would like jump all over you and shit.


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[Assistant] So you have this weird outro thing, and then you went and turned that outro thing into pew pew. Was that the, was that kind of the plan? Or were you just like, nah, I had this, I had this appearance so I'm gonna capitalize on it and make a whole sign of it.


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[Assistant] I bet that nobody ever expected there would be a Tyler the Creator song with Gleeson Tyler's name.


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[Assistant] You never hear Tyler go off on a track like that. It was such a different vibe from him, you know?


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[Assistant] I listened to that song and I was like, damn, I gotta like make sure I fuck with his albums more, like listen to his shit because it's like...


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[Assistant] I'm like thinking, man, maybe he's rapping like this all the time and I'm just missing out on it because I always think of his albums as being like so conceptual and like...


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[Assistant] We don't need to like, get all into like, the legal troubles that you had and shit besides the, you know, Gleece is good, Gleece didn't do none. But, I do want to talk about like, your mentality in terms of like, making a comeback now. Like, you know, cause you, you didn't put out any music for like, a year now, almost.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, really two years. But now it seems like you're finally like, alright, I'm ready. Like, I'm gonna actually just go full throttle. And like, what was it like for you, like taking that time off or away from the spotlight a little bit?


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[Assistant] He still is little though. Glitch is actually kind of little too, but, or young.


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[Assistant] You've seen like both sides of that though because for a minute, like when you first started coming out, you were like, oh, like a media darling to the blog because they're like, oh, here's a crazy motherfucker with this crazy walk. We can like use him for some, you know, they were hyping you up and stuff and then you feel like they kind of just like turned on you as soon as you had a court case and they just went straight to like believe in every accusation about you type thing.


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[Assistant] I remember I had a girl, like, visit me, uh, that I was seeing or whatever, and like, for a week straight, we just drove around listening to Clean Sides Vines 3, and she was so fucking mad by the end of it.


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[Assistant] I just expect you doing that because it's like, obviously you could go and you could probably get a Keith verse, a Cardi verse, a Rocky, you know, you could holler at all these dudes, but you know, you gotta fuck with your homies.


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[Assistant] Hey, Mokill. Okay, I already, it's weird doing a second interview when I already remember, when I remember you explaining Mokill. So I know about Mokill, but maybe you should remind the people, cause they're gonna all ask that shit. What's Mokill mean?


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[Assistant] Still, like, I did, you know, a hood rich Pablo Warner interview a couple months ago, and he's, who's the first person to start fucking with you? James. It's like, he's been gone for a while, and there's still like, so many people that will still tell you.


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[Assistant] When I think about it, he, like, without realizing it, he's the reason why I did all this shit. Cause like, I saw what he was doing and it just made me realize like, wow, there's like, like, and I never really thought about it, but now when I look back at it, like all those years watching James and like watching how he was doing things, it like just rubbed off on me in a crazy way. It made me realize that like,


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[Assistant] All you gotta do is like help out the young kids that are on the rise and that then you'll like, you'll be able to benefit from that.


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[Assistant] Crazy. So, so, what is the plan going forward? Just, the album's gonna drop, you got mad visuals on the way. I'm just saying this because we're almost two hours in. But,


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[Assistant] Uh, well it's like your plan from going forward because I feel like you had this whole break and I think the world is ready to glitch again and I think you're ready to glitch the world.


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[Assistant] How long have you guys been formally working together? Is this pretty new? Oh, a year? Okay.


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[Assistant] I trust Bluetooth for some reason. I just feel like he's very wise.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like J and B are doing songs together all the time, but they like drop one classic.


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[Assistant] No jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. Thank you very much to Gleece. I'm very glad we got to get back on this one because it's one of my faves, bro. I love Gleece, man.


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[Assistant] We'll probably put it on like 20, 30, you know? The drop it one is like ancient. After you win your first Grammy, we'll drop it.


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[Assistant] Nojumper, coolest podcast in the world, and today I'm in Salem, Massachusetts with one of my childhood heroes, uh, the singer of probably my favorite hardcore band of all time, Blood for Blood, and, uh, also the, the madman behind the, uh, the, what is it, White Trash Rob's Nodcast podcast, which everybody out there should definitely go subscribe to, sort of the, the, the manic, uh,