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[Assistant] And like seeing a lot of people there, just like, I really like felt like, damn, like I'm good.


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[Assistant] I know, I would say music definitely brought us closer, like, it got, it like, it was a hobby for both of us, so it's kinda like, he'd be writing with me all the time, like, we'd be in the studio together all the time.


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[Assistant] Okay guys, I need your help tracking someone down. No. You haven't even heard- I'm out too. What could be more important than helping me do something? Most things. We're comforting Louie. Fine, I'll do it without you two. Who exactly are you looking for? Oh, I think you know exactly who I'm talking about.


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[Assistant] Jetpack Man is ours and you're never gonna get him.


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[Assistant] What was that? I was trying to disappear in a cloud of smoke.


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[Assistant] Uh huh. It's usually pretty easy to do around this time of year. Right. Well, we're gonna find him. Not if I can help it!


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[Assistant] What's going on down there? You talking about the earthquake or the cyber attack? Excuse me? He's clearly talking about the cyber attack since the earthquake hit me. It's called an earthquake and I'm part of the earth so it hit me. Just stop. Tell me about the cyber attack.


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[Assistant] Nothing too crazy. Yeah, I've heard that before. Well Miami started school again. Uh huh. And then some high school student attacked the system and blocked out online learning for three days. He did what? We're all very proud of him. Proud?


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[Assistant] Well, he's been charged with a felony, but secretly...


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[Assistant] Please explain how you could be proud! Well, he single-handedly paused 15 million dollar contract negotiations with an online system that clearly had such a weak cybersecurity system that it was entirely brought down by a 16 year old. Well, I guess that's, uh.


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[Assistant] He didn't even steal any information, just lagged the system. Somebody else could have.


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[Assistant] A wild what? Part bison, part cow.


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[Assistant] A thousand pound bull has escaped slaughter and is now wandering the land. I've seen that movie. What? That's the second Godzilla movie, isn't it? No, this is real life. Are you aware of that? For real? I was wondering why everything looks so 3D. Is he being serious? It's so hard to tell sometimes.


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[Assistant] Burfield is dangerous, Faith. He's not someone you want to mess with.


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[Assistant] For this, I don't want Kate to go down for this either.


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[Assistant] No. Right now you're Kate's best hope.


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[Assistant] Yes, you were right about him. I tried to get answers myself.


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[Assistant] They needed a CPF cop to look like Pope's killer. No time to explain more.


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[Assistant] You know, being a talk show host, I don't have time to do the things that I used to do, like rock climbing or grocery shopping. And luckily, Walmart makes shopping easier and faster with their free grocery store pickup. You can order fresh groceries online or by downloading the Walmart grocery app.


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[Assistant] And get this, Walmart even loads your fresh groceries into your trunk. I'm sure they'll put them in your backseat if that's where you- wherever you want them, but they'll put them in your car. And I'm gonna try it right now. Uh, Nancy Grenier, where are you? Nancy? Hi! Hi!


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[Assistant] Earlier in the show I sent an audience member named Nancy to Walmart to pick up my groceries. Nancy's daughter Addie currently lives in Australia and they haven't seen each other in two years and what Nancy doesn't know is we actually flew her daughter here. We're about to reunite them right now. Jeannie and Nancy just arrived at Walmart, so we'll check in with them. Hey you guys! Hi! Oh!


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[Assistant] Alright, we'll be back. Earlier in the show, I sent an audience member named Nancy to Walmart to pick up my groceries. Nancy's daughter, Addie, currently lives in Australia and, uh, they're just coming back.


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[Assistant] Yep, I asked for, uh, let's see, uhm,


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[Assistant] And also, uh, you know what, Walmart, uh, really doesn't want y'all to go that long not seeing each other again. So, uh, also I had ordered this from Walmart. They want to give you $10,000 and you $10,000. So, that's $20,000 to Walmart.


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[Assistant] That's from Walmart. That's $20,000 and uh, my viewers are getting $10 off their first Walmart grocery order. Go to Ellentube to find out how and uh, everyone in my audience is going home with a $150 Walmart gift card.


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[Assistant] Now Frontline's investigation continues.


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[Assistant] Part 2 of United States of Secrets.


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[Assistant] He chose Hong Kong, he would say later, because he trusted the Chinese would not betray him to US authorities.


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[Assistant] Greenwald and Poitras wanted to be sure Snowden's story was rock solid, and they needed to work fast.


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[Assistant] As Snowden explained more about the tens of thousands of documents, McCaskill listened carefully.


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[Assistant] It directed Verizon Business Services to turn customer phone records over to the NSA. The journalists were stunned


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[Assistant] The document directly contradicted what Director of National Intelligence, General James Clapper, had said before Congress just a few months earlier.


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[Assistant] At the Guardian's New York Bureau, senior editors received a message from Hong Kong.


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[Assistant] The Guardian decided to publish the story as fast as possible.


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[Assistant] They called the White House and gave them four hours to comment.


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[Assistant] They sounded the alarm and reached out to an NSA official, John DeLong.


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[Assistant] At The Guardian, Editor-in-Chief Janine Gibson took a return call from the White House.


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[Assistant] At the Washington Post, reporter Barton Gelman, the only other reporter to receive documents directly from Snowden, was working on another story. Before publishing, he contacted the NSA.


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[Assistant] The story concerned another NSA program called Prism.


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[Assistant] Documents showed how beginning in 2007,


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[Assistant] Nine internet companies were cooperating with the NSA.


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[Assistant] Gelman wanted to make sure his reporting wouldn't damage national security.


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[Assistant] This was about the acquisition of content of tens of thousands of NSA targets.


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[Assistant] At a press conference he agreed to take one question about the leaks.


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[Assistant] Snowden now decided to make a bold move. He would reveal his identity, posting a video he had recorded a few days earlier.


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[Assistant] Snowden left it to the journalists to decide which documents to publish, and then he disappeared into the crowded streets of Hong Kong.


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[Assistant] The NSA was secretly extracting data from fiber optic cables overseas.


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[Assistant] They had leased what they thought were secure data lines.


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[Assistant] The NSA will now have a harder time reading Google's data without Google's knowledge.


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[Assistant] It should have been no surprise that the NSA would be digging into the company's data.


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[Assistant] A new era of intelligence gathering and surveillance had been set in motion.


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[Assistant] A technician at AT&T, Mark Klein, was one of the first to witness something.


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[Assistant] One day, an agent of the National Security Agency showed up to talk to one of Klein's supervisors.


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[Assistant] But later, inside this AT&T facility, Klein noticed something unusual on the sixth floor.


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[Assistant] Klein got hold of engineering drawings that showed the cables he had traced were going to a device called a splitter.


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[Assistant] Nick Merrill ran a small web hosting company in New York named Calix.


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[Assistant] The letter Merrill received was a National Security Letter or NSL. After 9-11,


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[Assistant] The Patriot Act allowed any FBI office in the country to issue NSLs without a court's review and with a gag order.


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[Assistant] Maryland listed the aid of the American Civil Liberties Union to challenge the letter in court.


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[Assistant] That same year, the FBI issued 56,000 national security letters.


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[Assistant] But Merrill was the first person who had challenged a letter on constitutional grounds.


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[Assistant] No major internet or phone company is known to have questioned the constitutionality of a national security letter.


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[Assistant] The FBI had withdrawn Merrill's national security letter after an appeals court ruled it unconstitutional.


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[Assistant] The companies were trying to find out as much as possible about their users, amassing huge data troves.


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[Assistant] From the beginning, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin had discovered that web searches were very revealing and very valuable.


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[Assistant] From a simple search box, Google struck gold.


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[Assistant] Page and Brin would make billions, but it was their 2004 launch of Gmail with vastly more storage than Microsoft's Hotmail and Yahoo Mail.


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[Assistant] Believing that Google would never retain the information they collected, Senator Figueroa backed off and amended her bill.


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[Assistant] In fact, much more listening and looking was about to happen.


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[Assistant] With millions of people posting on Facebook, the executives at Google became worried.


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[Assistant] DoubleClick had pioneered and refined the tracking of people's web browsing.


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[Assistant] Today, all the big Internet companies use advanced tracking technology. And the NSA has carefully studied their methods. For them, commercial tracking is an opportunity.


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[Assistant] He consulted with his colleague, internet security expert Ashkan Sultani.


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[Assistant] Before publishing, the reporters called Google for comments.


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[Assistant] As the article went to press, Google emailed an editor at the newspaper.


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[Assistant] Claiming that Soltani had received funds from a foundation known for supporting privacy projects. Soltani says he never received the alleged funding.


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[Assistant] Frontline asked Google for an interview but they declined.


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[Assistant] All of the major internet companies we called in the course of reporting this program refused to participate.


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[Assistant] They had been called in to advise the president on how to fix the administration's troubled healthcare website.


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[Assistant] It found that some programs like PRISM had played an important role in preventing terrorist attacks. But it was sharply critical of both data collection


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[Assistant] And is racing to build a computer that can defeat most kinds of encryption.


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[Assistant] In late December 2013, Bart Gellman flew to Moscow.


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[Assistant] Hi, I'm Simon. Me and Kim girl are dating everybody. Just wanted to let y'all know, that's my girl. I am Chris Tucker. She's Jackie Chan. This is Rush Hour 3.


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[Assistant] You wanna draw the box differently? You wanna, you wanna have the security community work in a smaller box? I got it. But before you do that, you gotta understand.


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[Assistant] You gotta understand what the costs might be. I mean, we live inside a democracy and, you know, public will matters in a democracy. I just hope it's informed public will. And frankly, when the decisions are made, you understand the costs.


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[Assistant] Look, let me give you the existential complaint of the American intelligence community.


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[Assistant] Okay, American political elites feel very empowered to criticize the American intelligence community for not doing enough when they feel in danger. And as soon as we've made them feel safe again, they feel equally empowered to complain that we're doing too much.


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[Assistant] It's doing, having to do with the new era of fighting terrorism or something, but nobody knew.


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[Assistant] And I happened to answer the door. He comes in, he's wearing a business suit, looking very stern, not smiling at all. That's all I knew about it and I thought I'd never hear about this.


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[Assistant] Room 641A says on the door, and what's mysterious about it is, there's no door handle. So it looks kind of odd.


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[Assistant] I could not find direct cabling going from the secret room to the phone switch. The cabling all seemed to go upstairs.


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[Assistant] The splitter is basically a glass prism. So you put a cable in there, the light beam goes in there, and it's split like that. One half is going to the secret room, and the other half is going to its normal assigned destination, but it's been copied in the process.


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[Assistant] In 2004, I got a phone call from the FBI, uh, and they said that they had a letter, uh, for me.


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[Assistant] It was not a warrant. It was not stamped or signed.


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[Assistant] And it also told me that I could never tell anyone that I had gotten the letter. It said I could tell no person.


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[Assistant] We hosted Mitsubishi Motors, IKEA, Snapple, Tank Array, you know, Blue Chip clients. And we hosted a lot of, uh, independent media and non-profit organizations, uh, that seemed like good people that I wanted to help, and that was really where my passion was.


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[Assistant] To be honest with you, I was terrified to talk to anyone about it, so I didn't. Uh, I didn't call any of my colleagues, I didn't speak to anyone about it.


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[Assistant] It was clear to me that this was an official and genuine document, but I thought that it was not legal and not constitutional.


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[Assistant] And so I decided to disobey the commandment that I couldn't tell anyone and I called my lawyer.


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[Assistant] I had doubts myself about whether I was doing the right thing, but what gave me confidence was the fact that we offered to give them the information if they would simply get a real warrant and the fact that they refused to get one.


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[Assistant] I think that they were afraid that we would make it to the Supreme Court and they were not 100% certain that they would get the answer that they want.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today I'm here with the one and only Tee Grizzly.


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[Assistant] Good to be back. Yeah, good to have you back. Uh, I feel like the biggest thing that's changed, uh, since we last spoke to you is that, well, you're no longer on probation.


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[Assistant] Really? What were your thoughts on finally getting to leave the country? Because you've had a wild rap career for the past few years, but you just never really got to step outside the country lines.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and they just don't like dump butter and sugar into their shit like we do, like we want our shit live.


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[Assistant] Pack some noodles or something. You can usually get fries wherever you go. That's one thing I noticed. Or like a trash piece of pizza.


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[Assistant] What's up with this TV show thing that you're doing? Is this, is this official yet? Do people know about this?


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[Assistant] Yeah, see my mom was a librarian so she like was there when like people first started like going on computers and going on the internet in the library and I remember that she like would just come home and just every day she'd have a different story about somebody masturbating to the internet porn in the library. That's so crazy. They would just be going for it, they had no idea, that's not allowed I guess.


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[Assistant] It's a little too deep? It's a little too deep? Okay. Do you consider yourself, that's interesting because I feel like a lot of the rappers that I know are not really like hip hop heads enough to the point where they're having real conversations about fucking diss songs and like who is the best of the certain era and shit.


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[Assistant] Damn, I wonder if Beyonce, like, if her career would be a lot different if she was doing as much coke as Whitney Houston was doing.


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[Assistant] Probably be a little different, yeaah. Uhm, do you feel like you like learn a lot about your music and how good your music is from that car listen? Cause it's very different than like the studio version of listening to your own shit.


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[Assistant] But when you hear music on a laptop speaker is when you really know if it's good or not.


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[Assistant] When I, uh, with someone like him, I feel like when you were growing up, when you were coming up, you probably saw him as like larger than life. Like that's like a completely different level of rapper in terms of what you could potentially accomplish.


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[Assistant] Like especially right now, it feels like everybody who's popping off out of Detroit is on some straight grimey ass street music shit. Like that's just what it is out there. That's our sound.


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[Assistant] Definitely. Are you spending less time there now that you're off parole? Are you able to like move out and like be around different...


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[Assistant] Okay, so I think the last time I talked to you I asked you how your life was going to change when you got off parole and you said that you might start smoking weed.


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[Assistant] Holy shit, but that uh, has that kept you away from it since then?


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[Assistant] Right. You don't think you smoked too much? You might have smoked that whole pre-roll. You could have just took a hit or two.


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[Assistant] I do that because it just tastes good and you just wanna keep going.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Damn, you gotta get on the edibles or some shit.


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[Assistant] I feel like a lot of people are smoking weed in the club just because they don't want to look like they're as bored as they actually are.


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[Assistant] Holy fuck, that's pretty incredible right there. What about this new project that you're doing, Timbaland?


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[Assistant] That'd be crazy. Imagine writing a verse, like, for Kanye. Do you feel like you would be capable of that, like, hypothetical situation? A big-ass artist like him comes to you and is like, yo, I want you to write a verse for me. You think you'd be able to put yourself in his mind state?


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[Assistant] What if you like rap something about how fat your girl's ass is, something about Kim, and then all of a sudden he's just like, he looks at it and he's like, what, you're looking at my girl's ass?


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[Assistant] Definitely. You felt like you guys got along good when you were in the studio and all that shit? He didn't smoke weed when I was in the studio with him. I think it might have started after that, but...


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[Assistant] Definitely. How you feel about the free melee movement? A lot of people got shit for just saying free melee. People acting like somebody's automatically guilty when they get charged with something.


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[Assistant] And you've seen plenty of people on rap who've, like, had crazy ass articles saying that they did this, this and that, everybody says they want them cancelled, fuck that dude, blah blah blah, and then they don't end up doing a day in jail, they get off, blah blah blah. And it's like, you gotta wish for the best for people that you have relationships with or that you're cool with, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeaah, definitely. You have a good time at Rolling Loud?


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, how'd you feel about like the reaction you got from that audience? The Soundcloud rap kids, we assume, or I don't know, the Florida kids in general.


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[Assistant] Your Instagram caption said, I told Rolling Loud I wouldn't perform without the glizzy on me.


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[Assistant] That shit was crazy though. How you feel about like the fact that they had the cops just posted up there? It seemed like it was just all a setup. That they just embedded themselves in there. They targeted niggas. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Oh, your little brother. Okay, yeaah, yeaah. And you were posted, I seen the picture you posted of your mom on Mother's Day and everything like that.


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[Assistant] Wow, that's fucking crazy. So, is this something that you've always kind of had in mind, that you wanted to be more vocal about how fucked up the prison system is?


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[Assistant] And it's just crazy because it feels like a lot of people, like, they're in it, that's all they can think about for years while they're locked up, and then they get out and they just choose to just immediately forget about it. And now we're kind of seeing the trend change a little bit where people want to be more vocal about how fucked up the system is and raise awareness.


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[Assistant] What does your mom think about everything that you accomplished over the past couple years?


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[Assistant] That's like the ultimate dream. That's like all that they could ever have like hoped for before they got locked up and shit. What's up with your brother though? How long is he in for?


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[Assistant] Do you feel like there's an extent to which like the public wants to see you be like, you know, a community advocate to a certain extent, they want to see you doing like positive shit for the community on top of just doing the music and shit?


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[Assistant] Cause like nothing at Rollin' Loud is making headlines besides like the dumb shit, people getting arrested, blah blah blah. There's all kinds of people who are playing their first big show, like, you know, all these like happy stories you could be telling from that environment, but then what does everybody end up gravitating towards is all the bullshit that happens.


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[Assistant] Damn, daily, daily struggle being T. Grizzly. Yeah. Shit, it happens. Alright, well, yo, I appreciate you coming through, uh, I appreciate you, um, I appreciate you having us on the cooking shit tomorrow, or the dinner date show, whatever the fuck it's called. Dinner with Grizzly? Dinner with Grizzly. Yeah.


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[Assistant] You have somebody on your team though that is in charge of picking out the Instagram models? Cause like, what if you walk in and there's one that you already fucking had an affair with?


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, definitely. I had a girl text me, like, she said, ask T. Grizzly how my pussy felt. She said it? Yeah.


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[Assistant] She really said that though, I didn't even have it in me to respond. I'm like, that's the gayest text I ever heard.


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[Assistant] Nah, you probably don't remember. Alright. Well hey, T-Grizzly and this bitch, I appreciate you. Everybody go fuck with all the new music, new projects on the way.


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[Assistant] I think we probably definitely got some weed, yeaah, yeaah. I'ma find it right now, we'll roll up. Alright, bet. Beautiful. Appreciate you, man. It's on. Hey.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, what do you think? Do you make a hole for it first? I didn't.


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[Assistant] So you do it like, how many lines?


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[Assistant] God, you'd think you'd know a person. Bigby, you have to tell her.


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[Assistant] Damn it! Okay, it's, it's going to be okay. Where did you see her last? Did she say where she was going?


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[Assistant] Snow's, eh, Snow's been through a lot. There are things she doesn't talk about. Just, please be careful.


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[Assistant] You know how you felt when you saw that picture? Well it's going to be much worse for her. Just remember that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they were made by a little breadie. A breadie, yeah. Yeah, I suspected that.


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[Assistant] Are you still there? Roxy, come in. Do you read me? Someone answer me. General, do you copy?


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[Assistant] By evening, the nation's leaders began to react.


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[Assistant] But in America's response to 9-11, through three presidencies, a chain of unintended consequences, growing anger, mistrust, division, and ultimately, the Capitol, again a target.


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[Assistant] September 11th. It was a tragedy that changed everything.


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[Assistant] He'd been on the move since he'd been told about the attack that morning.


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[Assistant] Bush would be haunted by the question of what he could have done to prevent it.


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[Assistant] He would lay out a stark vision of the new world after 9-11.


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[Assistant] In those early days, around the world, the lines between good and evil seemed clear.


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[Assistant] The CIA said they could use their fast attack forces to take him out.


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[Assistant] The CIA's director of counterterrorism, Kofor Black, would take the lead and set the tone for what was to come.


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[Assistant] Two weeks after the 9-11 attack, a small CIA strike force arrived in Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] They needed to deal with the extremists in charge of the country and harboring Bin Laden.


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[Assistant] The American dollars bought the cooperation of the Taliban's enemies, rival militias and warlords.


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[Assistant] Within weeks, the Taliban had been driven from the capital city, Kabul.


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[Assistant] But for all the celebrating, the truth was that the CIA's primary target, Osama bin Laden, had vanished.


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[Assistant] The mastermind of 9-11 was believed to be hiding in the mountain stronghold of Tora Bora.


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[Assistant] A small contingent of American forces joined Afghan fighters there.


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[Assistant] U.S. and allied forces bombed Tora Bora, but couldn't get Bin Laden.


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[Assistant] Bin Laden and his besieged al-Qaeda forces slipped over the border to Pakistan.


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[Assistant] America was now embroiled in a country ravaged by years of war.


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[Assistant] Over the border in Pakistan, Bin Laden sees the moment.


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[Assistant] Distributing videos. Taunting the Americans.


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[Assistant] The head of the CIA, George Tenet delivered the incoming threats.


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[Assistant] The Vice President, Dick Cheney, watched over an encrypted video link.


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[Assistant] Often hidden in what was called a secure undisclosed location.


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[Assistant] Cheney obsessed over the threats, the danger, and the need to act.


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[Assistant] The president had said the war on terror was a struggle between good and evil.


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[Assistant] Cheney's dark side approach would be put into action in Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] Cheney wanted to get tough with the detainees and didn't want international law or the United States Constitution to get in the way.


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[Assistant] They took the prisoners 8000 miles from Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] To the American naval base on an isolated corner of Cuba. Guantanamo Bay.


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[Assistant] The detainees were taken from the plane to a place known as Camp X-ray. Open air cages. No toilets. No running water. Concrete slabs.


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[Assistant] To the world, the photos and the accounts from inside were shocking.


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[Assistant] It became a symbol of America's willingness to use any means necessary to right the wrongs of 9-11.


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[Assistant] Vice President Cheney pushed the president to go even further. This time, it would be carried out in secret. The torture of detainees.


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[Assistant] They would test the secret program on Abu Zubaydah, suspected of running a terrorist training camp.


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[Assistant] His story was revealed when the United States Senate issued what was known as the torture report in 2014.


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[Assistant] Zubeda's personal drawings illustrate his story.


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[Assistant] Some who knew the program's secrets said it didn't work.


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[Assistant] The president decided to dramatically widen the war.


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[Assistant] Bush had already decided on the first target Iraq


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[Assistant] And its long-standing dictator, Saddam Hussein.


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[Assistant] Intelligence reports leaked to the press, splashed on the front page.


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[Assistant] Prominent Democrats also lined up behind Bush, echoing the threat of WMD.


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[Assistant] Colin Powell, a former general, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Under Bush, the first black secretary of state.


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[Assistant] A president, relying on Powell's formidable reputation, wanted him to make the case for war.


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[Assistant] Just over a week later he arrived at the United Nations. The world was watching.


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[Assistant] Even after Powell's performance, the UN was unconvinced.


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[Assistant] After the invasion, the first mission. Find the WMD.


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[Assistant] The administration's most trusted figure had been wrong.


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[Assistant] In Iraq, at the very beginning, it looked a lot like victory.


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[Assistant] Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld had overseen the planning for the war. Now he was doing damage control.


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[Assistant] Rumsfeld's disconnect grew as the country continued to unravel.


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[Assistant] Paul Bremer arrived in Baghdad with grand ambitions.


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[Assistant] Bremer's first step to making this new Iraqi democracy


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[Assistant] ...to purge the entire Iraqi government of tens of thousands of members of Saddam's Ba'ath Party.


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[Assistant] Disbanding the army and firing hundreds of thousands of soldiers.


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[Assistant] Once again, like at Gitmo, like the CIA torture program, America's war on terror had come to this.


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[Assistant] America was losing its moral authority. Its standing.


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[Assistant] And there were more consequences to come. Osama bin Laden seized the moment.


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[Assistant] The centerpiece of Al-Qaeda's strategy, fomenting civil war.


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[Assistant] A bombing designed to inflame tensions between Iraq's rival religious sects, the Sunni and Shia.


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[Assistant] The high cost and consequences of war came home to America, too.


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[Assistant] At home during those years, a different war was brewing.


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[Assistant] In fear and frustration, Americans were turning on each other.


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[Assistant] George W. Bush's war of good versus evil had ushered in a dark era of division.


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[Assistant] Moral compromise and expanding conflict.


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[Assistant] The Nobel Peace Prize is about to be awarded to the President of the United States.


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[Assistant] Barack Obama's surprising rise in American politics had been fueled by growing disillusionment and anger over George Bush's wars.


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[Assistant] Obama's anti-war message earned him that Nobel.


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[Assistant] But accepting the award, he had a surprise. The anti-war candidate would be a wartime president.


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[Assistant] Facing two wars, he knew which one he was going to fight.


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[Assistant] Obama wanted to reverse years of failure in Afghanistan and deliver the victory that eluded President Bush.


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[Assistant] To do it, he brought in hard-charging General Stanley McChrystal.


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[Assistant] McChrystal said a surge of tens of thousands of troops was necessary. Obama was reluctant, but wanted to win. He agreed.


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[Assistant] General McChrystal had to quickly deliver on his promise that the surge could bring victory in Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] With Marja, once again an American president was being forced to concede. There would be no easy victory in Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] But disentangling from the country where 9-11 was launched would not be easy either.


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[Assistant] It was now Obama's war. A quagmire with no visible exit as the death toll on both sides mounted.


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[Assistant] Obama hit a wall trying to roll back what Bush and Cheney had begun.


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[Assistant] In Obama's defeat, a triumph for the brewing politics of fear.


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[Assistant] would endure as a monument to the consequences of moral compromise, embracing what Cheney had described as the dark side.


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[Assistant] The president had been given a Nobel Prize with the hope he would reverse Bush's legacy.


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[Assistant] was now presiding over an even more unsettled nation.


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[Assistant] On television, a drumbeat of warnings, attacks, thwarted plots.


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[Assistant] Obama was mired in the nation's escalating frustrations and the ongoing threats to its security.


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[Assistant] The president had ordered the end of the torture program and secret prisons.


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[Assistant] But the CIA wanted him to reauthorize some of the other Bush era methods.


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[Assistant] Obama authorized ten times as many drone strikes as Bush had. Hundreds during his time in office. Almost 4,000 people killed, including hundreds of civilians.


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[Assistant] Ben Rhodes, one of Obama's top national security advisors, now questions whether the strikes were worth it.


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[Assistant] Almost ten years after 9-11, an American president finally announced a win that had been so elusive.


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[Assistant] Obama was determined to deliver on a campaign promise. To get out of Iraq.


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[Assistant] Over 10,000 State Department employees would leave too.


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[Assistant] Power always teetering between Sunni and Shia Muslims.


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[Assistant] Was now in the hands of Shiite Prime Minister Nouriel Maliki.


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[Assistant] Yet another opportunity for Al-Qaeda in Iraq. Now operating under a new banner. The Islamic State. ISIS.


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[Assistant] As ISIS destabilized the entire region, Obama had little choice.


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[Assistant] He would reluctantly send some American forces back to Iraq.


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[Assistant] Donald Trump would stake out his view of 9-11 and its aftermath.


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[Assistant] He had been watching the rise of ISIS.


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[Assistant] Anti-Muslim fear that Trump readily exploited.


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[Assistant] He stoked the anger that had been building since 9-11. The wars, the failures, the lies.


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[Assistant] Barack Obama left the legacy of 9-11 to Donald Trump.


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[Assistant] Thousands of troops in Iraq and in Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] American influence waning. A nation increasingly deeply divided.


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[Assistant] From the beginning he talked tough. He aimed his decisions at his political base.


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[Assistant] While he railed against his predecessors, he embraced the dark side methods of Vice President Dick Cheney.


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[Assistant] He sent the Secretary of State to negotiate with America's longtime enemy, the Taliban. But he couldn't end the war on his watch.


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[Assistant] But by this time, the biggest war wasn't overseas.


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[Assistant] It was a domestic war that had been building for years. One that Donald Trump was ready to fight.


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[Assistant] Two months after Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election.


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[Assistant] They swarmed over the steps where Congress had sung God Bless America on the evening of September 11th, 2001.


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[Assistant] Everybody had the TV on because the TV is where the news was. It wasn't coming out of NSA's computers. It was on the TV because we had missed the entire event.


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[Assistant] We began soul searching almost immediately. We all felt like a great wrong had been done and that we were all somewhat, if not all, culpable.


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[Assistant] Immediately we began to wonder what we had done wrong. Why did we miss the boat? What didn't we detect that we should have detected?


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[Assistant] Privacy section. That was working very well, protecting citizens and innocent people.


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[Assistant] Uh, by encrypting the data and not allowing analysts to look at it even.


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[Assistant] All these years, having grown up, you never spy on Americans. We had suddenly become, uh, criminals. By association.


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[Assistant] The agency had gone down a path that we had been preached to. You never do. We were very, very, very concerned.


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[Assistant] And I can remember throwing the question out there one evening. I said, what do we do? Tom's not getting anywhere. And so we would say, is it time to go to the press? Invoke the nuclear option.


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[Assistant] It's nine o'clock in the morning, and I see these blue uniform with gold FBI on the back, people coming across left to right, and I said, well, it sent a chill through me immediately.


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[Assistant] Button is NSA's second highest award.


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[Assistant] And I wonder what it was that I did personally so wrong that I deserve this kind of treatment.


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[Assistant] You feel pretty low. Your self-esteem takes a big hit. There's discord in the family because kids, family, wife may ask you, well what did you do to bring this upon the house?


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[Assistant] Because Ed went into the shadows, he became a recluse, quiet.


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[Assistant] They couldn't indict us all, so they went after the one that they could at least.


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[Assistant] Show an example to the rest of the intelligence analysts. You speak, you go to the press, you're gonna get hammered. These were the lessons that were.


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[Assistant] I mean, supposed to come out of being raided, and then in Tom's case, indicted.


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[Assistant] We went over to Iraq and Afghanistan to change those societies.


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[Assistant] You can only understand the decision to attack Iraq in the context of 9-11. I think after the first attack.


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[Assistant] President Bush was terrified that there could be further attacks. He had failed to prevent the first.


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[Assistant] So he was looking around, you know, who were enemies of America? Who might want to do America harm?


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[Assistant] When Iraq was found not to have weapons of mass destruction.


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[Assistant] So, Ambassador Bremer spoke about, you know, we're going to rebuild Iraq like we did Germany and Japan after World War II.


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[Assistant] And to do that, we couldn't build from the old foundations. We had to create new foundations.


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[Assistant] And so these, you know, foreign fighters, jihadis could enter the country.


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[Assistant] Included invading Iraq and Afghanistan. Holding people without due process.


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[Assistant] In this obsessive hunt to eradicate terrorists undermined the very rules-based international order.


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[Assistant] He got the Nobel Peace Prize even before he'd done anything. Just for not being President Bush.


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[Assistant] He felt that with all the goodwill in the world, America couldn't bring democracy to Afghanistan. And the best that you could probably do is just mow the lawn, keep terrorism under control.


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[Assistant] And stop Afghanistan becoming a sanctuary for terrorists.


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[Assistant] They've taken all the surplus from Iraq and Afghanistan. It's come back.


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[Assistant] By Trump and Trump's supporters, it looks terrifying.


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[Assistant] Those who helped America, those who stood alongside America, will have their lives destroyed.


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[Assistant] And that hundreds of thousands more Afghans will become refugees.


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[Assistant] So America's war may end in Afghanistan, but the Afghan war might not end.


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[Assistant] As president, you do feel a certain responsibility when something as serious as that happens while you're the commander in chief.


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[Assistant] When you do hear that, you perk up and it's kind of surprising because here you had President of the United States, uh, addressing Congress and then naming these countries and putting them, lumping them together as this axis of evil.


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[Assistant] The long-term effect was a beginning of a certain level of distrust of the government.


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[Assistant] That the government lied to them and that we went into Iraq under a false pretense. And so we had all of this, uhm, lost lives, money spent, blood and treasure that was just kind of wasted.


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[Assistant] To see that splashed on newspapers around the world, it literally sent the entire world, uh, up in arms over that treatment.


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[Assistant] And so he was the anti-war candidate that everybody was looking for.


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[Assistant] Of course, the downside with the drones was the collateral damage. Women, children got killed in some of these drone strikes.


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[Assistant] Some of the protests did turn violent.


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[Assistant] But for the most part, people were just exercising their First Amendment rights to, to protest and to make their feelings known.


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[Assistant] It was kind of a culmination of two decades of growing mistrust in the government.


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[Assistant] Feeling like the government doesn't listen to you, that your voice, that your opinion doesn't matter.


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[Assistant] I'd love to join you, but there's some business I need to attend to.


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[Assistant] If I maybe took a little something back in return, then so be it.


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[Assistant] Look man, we probably would care if this wasn't the eighth time you said it. It's like if your PA told you every weekend he was gonna take you to the rodeo. But he never did. Eventually you stop getting your hopes up. You okay buddy? Huh? Oh.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's okay. I'm your dad now. No. Are none of you worried about China getting your information? Mark Zuckerberg already sold all my information. I have none left for China. Whatever. TikTok can stay. Yaaaaay. Play a game? You're on.


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[Assistant] Is that any threes? We ain't playing Go Fish. What are we playing? Texas Hold'em. So what are you holding? It's poker.


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[Assistant] I barely know her! Why aren't you two talking about the Stanley Cup finals?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it sounded better in my head. Not that I care, but who's in it this year? Are they serious? They can't be serious. Oh my god, is it us? Yes, it's the Tampa Bay Lightning versus the Dallas Stars. They are big and bright. Well that can't be right.


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[Assistant] Texas, a dollar to the winner? Sure, we'll make it interesting. How is it not already interesting?


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[Assistant] Probably not as much as Trump hates blue states. We don't have to get into that. Oh, I think we do.


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[Assistant] Is a blue state where the Smurfs live? No, a blue state is a state of sadness. I've heard about those. No, a blue state is just a state that votes Democrat. And a Republican state is... Racist. Smart.


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[Assistant] So what am I? You're a swing state. Swing like a fight or like the villages? Swing like sometimes you vote blue and sometimes you vote red. Uh, so more like the villages.


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[Assistant] Didn't count the blue states. Technically, he ain't wrong. He must have learned that counting trick watching me count votes. What? Yea, just count the ones you want and then guess. Look, I know it wasn't the best thing to say, but- Not the-


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[Assistant] Okay, fact, over 200,000 people have died from COVID and masks save lives. Well, I feel like you're infringing upon my rights. Fact, I have a good feeling about this fight.


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[Assistant] Since you, listen, since you doing that, let me shout my guy Amari out. Amari, where is he? Listen, he is, I met him at a gas station, right? This is strange. You go, where is this going? Your dentist? No, no, no. He's, he's my junk chicken guy.


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[Assistant] He's, uh, his mother is, uh, let me get this correct. He is Jamaican.


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[Assistant] Well they know how to do it. And his mother is Indian. Oh wow, so you get some more spices. Oh, he's the Spice God. Listen, this is what Columbus was looking for. Those spices. He was looking for a Murray at the gas station. This jerk chicken.


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[Assistant] So he said, I got this chicken. He said, you're real. You see, you tell the truth. He said, even when it doesn't benefit you, you tell the truth. He said, I got to tell you, if you taste this junk chicken, tell me if it's, it's what you, listen, this dude, that same night. So did he roll up at your house? So I, no, he was at the gas station. He went home. He said, I'm going to bring you some junk chicken. I said, what are you going to bring? And he said, I'm going to bring it tonight. To your house? To my crib. He just pulled up.


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[Assistant] What I knew, cause he was like, I gotta go to work. You about to make me late to work. I said, what you do? He say, I'm in HR. I can't, I can't be late to work. I said, okay, well cool. You probably won't rob.


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[Assistant] Now, he goes, he goes. Probably. You never know. Right, right. You know, who knows. He comes back with the jerk chicken. That night, to the crib. That night.


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[Assistant] They said, this is the best thing I've ever tasted. I don't understand how it's that good. I don't get it.


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[Assistant] Buy this guy a truck and let's go make some cash. It's just like, it's like, I've never really tasted seasoning that's all the way to the bone. Like, you get seasoning on the outside, but it ain't to the bone. That's true, that's good. I must have marinated it, right? I don't know what the hell he did with it. He must have had it.


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[Assistant] That's right. Think it up. I'm going to talk to Bull about next year. Yeaah. I may want to sponsor his team and have barbershop jerseys. Oh wow. I would like that. Wow. Crazy. Put a barber pole up on the dugout. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would be a miss. I just thought of, my cousin Maylani just relapsed. She has breast cancer. Oh no. She's 33, 34 years old. She's from San Antonio. She's excited to have Wimby. So shout out to Maylani in San Antonio. Get better.


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[Assistant] Troubling to me. Yes, I did a little digging around and see Malik Jackson. He's not going to come out and say it, but.


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[Assistant] I did a little bit of asking, and what he's alluding to in the classroom is to fall asleep in classes, to fall asleep in meetings. That's what he did.


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[Assistant] So, when you- Am I wrong? Well, here's the thing. I heard Jimmy Johnson say this one time. He said, if Michael Irvin falls asleep in the class, I'ma tap that rookie and tell him, could you wake Michael Irvin up?


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[Assistant] If it happens to be somebody else, it happens to be the rookie.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna tell Michael Irvin to tell him to get out of the class or he's gonna get cut.


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[Assistant] The reality is, everybody on the football team, you know, we listen to the stories, it's a different pecking order. And what Malik Jackson said basically if you read between the lines was, look, when you come in,


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[Assistant] Genevieve and Clowney and me, we different. We veterans. We ain't, you know, it is what it is. We're not gonna look up to him because we veterans. But some of the younger guys may look up and say, look at Miles Garrix, he's snoozing over there. Or he's not paying attention or whatever the case may be. And he's still getting 18, 16, 17, 18 sacks.


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[Assistant] They think, well, okay, well, maybe I can get them sacks. And they tell them, nah, bro, you're not that good. See, like, there's a level to it, right? Like, there's levels. I look at leadership a little differently, right?


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[Assistant] You need, you do need leaders, but as I watch and as I look, uhm, McNuggets talked about a show, uhm, the quarterback show on, uh,


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[Assistant] On Netflix, tremendous. To me, I believe there's only one guy.


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[Assistant] That is, is truly the leader, and that's the quarterback. After why, you know, I thought- Like, ever?


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[Assistant] No, no, no, not ever. I'm saying it's in today's football.


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[Assistant] But, but, but Ray Lewis is a, I mean, I look at them, I look at those guys. Mike Singletary used to be the middle linebackers, right? It's a different era of football. I understand that it's a different era.


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[Assistant] Well here's the thing, they've diminished that. They've, like, we talk about linebackers with their voice in the defense, the captains, they've diminished what they are as in importance on the field. So you might not even be a linebacker that's playing three downs, right? The Singletaries of the world, the Patrick Willis. What I mean by quarterbacks is,


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[Assistant] The quarterback is the guy who everybody is like.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we'll follow that guy. If it's 3rd and 6th and they didn't play, the quarterback affects the game.


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[Assistant] You're right. Yeah, there's, so I look at it too, like, from a standpoint of, are you a leader? Can you make up leadership qualities? Can you just, like, I think about it in terms, and the way I started thinking about it differently was this. Like, when I saw the last dance, and I saw Michael Jordan,


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[Assistant] And you talk about the guys that are the top of the food chain, right? The greatest to ever do it. Those players.


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[Assistant] Obviously were the leaders, but they did things that were like crazy to me. Like, okay, Michael Jordan says, he tells, uh, if Jordan today goes and tells Dennis Rodman, go to, go to Vegas for two weeks during the season.


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[Assistant] But if Michael Jordan, like, think about it, what is more, what is more egregious? He showed up hungover. He showed up gambling all night. Like, so it would be like, say for instance, it would be Miles Garret and he takes, uh, just say somebody like David O'Joku. He says, hey David,


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[Assistant] That's the caveat. So the caveat is this, when you win, that gives you a blanket to


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[Assistant] Sometimes, sometimes the reality is leadership is something that you have, leadership is something you have to cultivate. Leadership is always something you have to continue to mold and shape and that happens as the maturity process happens in the player.


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[Assistant] When you get a player that's younger, it's very difficult. To me, one of the best, one of the best leaders I've ever seen in my life, uhm, was Tim Tebow.


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[Assistant] And Tim Tebow was such a good leader that he had the opposite effect. People used to think he was phony.


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[Assistant] People used to say, you can't be that, you can't be that good of a person. They would look for something. But no, Tim Tebow was about that in every single way, shape or form.


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[Assistant] It's very rare to find people like that. And generally speaking, it's harder to find leaders who are very good. Because when you're very good and you're very talented.


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[Assistant] You, it comes easy to you. Like, so what's the, what's the downfall? If, if I'm not a leader, what's the downfall? I still produce. So it's hard for me, for people to kind of go at you a little bit because you're going to say, well, if I'm not being a good leader, I'm still first team all pro and I'm the best defensive end.


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[Assistant] I try to bring a little context to it. To most, the best defensive player of all time is Lawrence Taylor.


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[Assistant] For me he is. He a Reggie White. And when Leroy, Leroy tells the story, he is hanging out with Leroy. Leroy hanging out with.


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[Assistant] Oh my god. Leroy tells this story about Bill Belichick, he says, or Bill Parcells, he says, uh, look.


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[Assistant] Uh, I gotta go somewhere. He was like, you wanna go play some golf next week? Leroy's like, what you mean play golf next week? We're in the middle of camp. He said, don't worry about it, I got you.


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[Assistant] Through the roof. So here's the thing. I did a deep dive into Miles Garrett. I did a video last week and I just, I went in and just the look, it is all 22, right?


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[Assistant] And I just looked at his pass rush ability. And like, from a technical and physical standpoint,


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[Assistant] There's no, there's no one as good as him because it's just the fact that he's that powerful and that fact. What he's doing to these tackles that are great tackles is by, by far a travesty. He's destroying them. However, if you just would do this, he, I looked at it, he has 16, 17 sacks, right? So that's about, say he gets 18 sacks a year. If he would just give me 12 to 14,


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[Assistant] That's two, that's two impactful negative plays and those are the plays where I feel like that's where he could become. People would say, oh, it's just not the sax.


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[Assistant] This is cra- I mean, just give me that stat, and I got one more thing after you're done, and what I think you guys will love.


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[Assistant] What is his PFF Rush D grade? 68.5. That's bad. 68.5 is not good. That's why I talk, I don't, you notice, I don't talk about the pass rest stuff. He's, he's, he's not parallel to that. I talk about the rest stuff.


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[Assistant] I've been working, I've got a three-part series. I've been working on this Jim Schwartz thing. Like I think there's a lot of different...


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[Assistant] When he was actually with the, I wanna say with the, uh, the Titans, they blitzed only 8% of the time.


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[Assistant] So, you're not gonna blitz, right? However, I will say this, and I've been, this is fascinating to me. When I was starting to look at, okay, well how, cause I think Miles Garrett can have a record breaking year this year. I think he can break, I think he literally break the sack record.


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[Assistant] And Jim Schwartz says something, and when I put it out, I put it in a video in greater detail. But Jim Schwartz did something I had never heard before. Traditionally, everybody has a gap assignment. Traditionally, everyone has a rush lane where you gotta keep contained. Jim Schwartz actually only contains the field to one side.


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[Assistant] Which is mind blowing to me. Like, so, so, when defensive ends line up, the first thing they usually generally teach you,


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[Assistant] Is the fact that you have contained so the quarterback does not get outside of you. He said, I threw that away years ago. He said, I only contained the one side of the field. The reason I only contained the one side of the field is we've already charted where the quarterback is comfortable at. We actually, he's like some people.


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[Assistant] I actually want to put them in coverage and rush with my four, so at least we have time to get a sack.


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[Assistant] He said, cause I could bring somebody, and all he's gonna do is throw hot. So I would like to give them time to develop with my front four. And he said, my right defensive end, my best defensive end, I want to give him the ability to have what we call a two way go.


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[Assistant] I want him to be able to go inside, outside, up the field, down the field, whatever he wants to do. And he does not have the... With the intent of keeping contained. No, he has no contain, no contain. Because if he comes inside, as you know,


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[Assistant] He says, alright, well down to the quarterback, now that the quarterback is rolling to that way, he says, I've already charted which way they roll and which consistent way.


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[Assistant] But, and he said, and he just basically said, what we used to do is we used to bait guys. Because we used to give them, we used to give them that whole side of the field. And now the quarterback, he's like, oh, I got room out here, now I'm gonna roll the throws.


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[Assistant] And they tell you that was a cardinal sin. You could never throw across your body.


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[Assistant] You can tell he plays baseball because it's like, usually in baseball you have to throw from different, you know, different platforms. And you say, you know, we always say if your quarter, if your lead foot isn't where it's going, your shoulder, your arms are out of mechanics, the ball's gonna sail on you or you're gonna be inaccurate.


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[Assistant] Well, we don't want him to throw the ball quick. We don't want, cause if he throws it quick, that's a touchdown today, right now. We want him to give us a couple of those.


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[Assistant] Right now there's 32 teams, right? Yeah. Do you believe that at one point in time,


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[Assistant] Okay, so every one of them will got 30, if you, one of the teams, maybe 5 or 6 that don't.


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[Assistant] You still need more than that. You still need running backs. Because if you, cause, so think about it, I've been trying to think about this too. Say for instance we get to a top 15 where those guys in a 15 are so good, there are no distinctive differences between them. Right? So it's a coin flip when you play, right?


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[Assistant] So, if it's a coin flip because these guys are so good,


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[Assistant] What if you need a piece to put you over the top or a guy that you can say, okay, well this is the difference between us and them. Because when we get the ball and we got a quarterback, you're not going to win. But you don't have a guy that can run the clock out like we got.


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[Assistant] I would look at the only, I would look at the numbers and I would say, here's where I would consider paying somebody. I would do a three year deal. Like I would give you a three year deal. Like we talked about the guardians of pitching. Like they are operating on six year deals.


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[Assistant] Guardians are never going to sign nobody after they're done or leave. They'll go to arbitration a few times, but when it's, when the rubber hits the road.


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[Assistant] I'll get you a, I'll get you a three year deal maybe, and get you do, do something with you, but that would only be contingent on how many yards per carry.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that, that you average. How many people you can make miss? Because I, I value the fact that, guess what, we might be in, in wide receiver sets where they gotta have more DBs and if you can make one guy miss, you can go for longer yards. Or, if they have home run hitting ability, a guy that if he, if he.


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[Assistant] A game breaker. If he turns 5 into 40, or those 40 yard carries, you're not touching them with those touchdowns because what I value is, I don't like my guys getting tackled inside the goal line. I want, when it's supposed to be a touchdown, I want 7. Because I don't want to take other snaps.


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[Assistant] It happens way more at that position than any other position. Now if I have a team that has a quarterback that is, that is legit, and there's a guy coming out of college that is a monster that's a home run hitter,


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[Assistant] I'll draft him in the first round or the second round and the reason I'll do it is because your team is already set up and you can- Well that's different because you're not spending a huge money on that guy.


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[Assistant] The game changes and you just watch the way people view, uh, view different positions at once a point in time.


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[Assistant] You draft the offensive lineman in the first round every year. Get your left tackle. You don't think about it for ten years. Ten years.


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[Assistant] No, that's not the case no more because guess what? You can't hit a quarterback. You can't hit him low. You can't hit him high. The ball is coming out quicker because you can't hold the guys. So if you got an elite quarterback like Joe Burrow, Joe Burrow showed us you can get all the way to the Superbowl. If you got a good enough quarterback and you even got to have a great play caller.


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[Assistant] Or a crazy offensive line. If you get a ball, if you get rid of the ball quickly and you have home run hitters at receiver, it shows you a new way of doing it. You don't have to pay your left tackle all this crazy money.


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[Assistant] My mom heard of her now. My mom googled her and she was like, who is that girl on Ultimate Cleavage? What was that woman? I said, oh, well, she, she's like, I gotta find out what it is. I said, mom, no, no, no, listen. She was like, was she allowed wearing that? I said, no, no, mom, that's her deal. That's, that's what she does. That's her uniform. That's her uniform.


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[Assistant] Every hero movie is the hero's tale.


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[Assistant] It's the hero's journey. All of them. Every great movie you like, Slapshot, every great movie you like, Rocky, it's the hero's tale. It's about the guy who figures out, he starts off high or he has expectations, he falls down, he picks his setback, he puts himself back together, then he realizes the epiphany.


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[Assistant] It hits him, this is what I need to do. Just to be successful, to meet the dragon.


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[Assistant] Your disbelief because the Cavs, the Guardians, and the Browns have traditionally fumbled the bag. Yeah. Even when they get the first pick, they can't get it right. Even when they have multiple picks in the first round, they still can't get it right. The team they drafted, Anthony Bennett.


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[Assistant] You know, he's not going to be able to play like that in a real game. No. There's always tweaks that you got to make, but I want to get back to why people are excited about it.


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[Assistant] The calves, and this is to give the people on the ground a voice and say, this is why they're excited. So the kid, uh, if you look back two years ago, he would have been a top five pick, you'd have never gotten.


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[Assistant] Right? Uhm, when you look at the calves, they don't have...


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[Assistant] A three. We've been told over and we don't have a three, we don't have wing, we don't have shooting.


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[Assistant] And they don't come out of trees. And we try to trade for one, we can't get one. We try to develop one, doesn't really work. Now you got a guy.


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[Assistant] Who has really high talent and really got a ceiling of a guy that has a skill set. Some of his skills, and I'll tell you, he's not going to be a guy that's going to give you five, ten assists. He's not going to play defense, he's not going to


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[Assistant] Before, we had a perception, before those guys, every shot you see those guys take was a bad shot in the 80s. Horrible.


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[Assistant] Those kids developed that shot where now a step back, which wasn't even a move, step back was not a move in Jordan play. No one's stepping back. Now that step back, that Klay, that Klay Thompson, Steph Curry, dagger three, those are things that came into the game. And the Golden State Warriors did one thing.


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[Assistant] They got good based on innovation. They were the first team to say, we're gonna let two guards with the same skill set.


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[Assistant] They got a guy in Draymond Green in the second round that was undersized, and they said, well look, he's a point guy, he doesn't really shoot it very well, but we like what he does defensively. They get him in the second round. But Imani Bates doesn't have the skill set of any of those guys. Imani Bates is the lead shot maker.


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[Assistant] I mean, you took, that's what, so this is what we all, when I say this, I always say, look, you took Okoro at five. He's not a shop maker. He's not really, he doesn't,


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[Assistant] I'm saying, I'm talking about the odds. A quarterback who never beat anybody out gets in the transfer program and goes to LSU. The first year at LSU,


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[Assistant] Maybe sixth round pick. Ups, downs, not really a good team. He comes back the next year, and he's as constituted, he's just sitting there.


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[Assistant] Now, if you say what are the chances that that kid is senior year at LSU sitting there is going to go run the table. Hold on, let me finish it up. Win the Heisman. Win the Heisman.


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[Assistant] Win that, become the number one overall pick.


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[Assistant] But you are, you're taking a step to say that they are convinced because of their excitement. You're conflating two different things. You can be excited about something, but not be convinced. I'm excited about dating you. Am I marrying you tomorrow?


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[Assistant] Sometimes when you're in this industry enough, you become jaded a little bit, right? And you forget about what the industry is. The industry is people who love sports. And when you love something, you watch it.


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[Assistant] It doesn't matter if it's the senior tour or the PGA tour. If you love golf, you watch golf. If you like baseball, you're going to check up on the minor league guys. If you love football, you're going to watch every preseason game.


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[Assistant] Our industry is built on the love and passion of sports. And as an athlete, and as a young athlete, we can minimize what it really means. But at the end of the day, to young players,


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[Assistant] We're just looking to enjoy something that we have a passion for. For us, it may be like, does it really matter? No. But for the fans, that is why we are here. To give them a picture about what they love and they love sports. So if you're a basketball fan, you're going to watch Summer League and have hope to see what turns out. That's all it is.


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[Assistant] It's crazy because last year I would say he was the darling of the guys who came up that started to show that they were the young guys that were going to stick a little bit, right?


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[Assistant] And you look at his numbers, he's not, he's not putting the ball to play like he used to. His average is down at about 263. That's awful, right? So, you know, when he is getting on base, he has opportunity to have some stolen bases. But the fact that he needs to be a guy where.


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[Assistant] If he's gonna play, and he's gonna play at a power position in baseball, he needs to be an Ichiro dude. He needs to be like,


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[Assistant] But he's just not, he's not, he's not, you know, the same hitter than he was last year. I don't know if that's because they got the book out on him or if once again, we talked about one of the younger guys that are going to regress to the mean. So far we got Gonzalez who we haven't even seen half the year. And he should be up here right now.


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[Assistant] This season, our priority is to see this guy, this guy, this guy. If this guy... Well, Gabriel Arias is certainly on the list of the guys they want to see. Or he's gonna get first crack and he needs to fall completely off. You know what?


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[Assistant] You know, Zach, I was floating something out there the other day, and I think Jason Lloyd was talking about it too. He said, he kind of warmed up to the idea. Uhm, I don't think that the Guardians are going to actually


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[Assistant] You know, we talk about uh, Williams, Bybee, and Allen. I don't think that they're going to have...


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[Assistant] The wherewithal, the cap, or just even the resources to sign.


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[Assistant] All three of those guys. If a Guardians picture reaches, I would say superstar status, or wins it, uh, you know, a Cy Young award, or is really a top arm,


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[Assistant] After the initial six years or so of control, I don't ever think that they're going to resign someone. I think, is it crazy to think that they have a timetable where it's like, our job is to develop these guys, find them.


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[Assistant] Get the best six years out of them, uhm, and then that way, if they fall off that line, have to have Tommy John surgery, whatever the case may be, let the Yankees or the Dodgers or the Angels or somebody deal with it after that, but we'll continue to mind the young guys.


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[Assistant] I worked at the House Intelligence Committee for 17 years.


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[Assistant] Bill came to me at my house and told me that part of their system, their thin thread system was being used for


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[Assistant] I updated them on what was going on, explained to them the, uh,


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[Assistant] I argued very strongly that they needed to have the protections restored. I told them that if, you know, if they did not, if the administration refused to do this, they should insist that the system be killed, be stopped.


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[Assistant] And I argued with everybody that I met and I got no, um, reputation from them. I said it was, it was unethical, immoral, uh, politically stupid, illegal and unconstitutional. And stop. And when this comes out, all hell is going to break loose.


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[Assistant] My whole point in going there was to ask him why he had taken off the protections, the encryption, and the automated tracking. I asked this any number of times.


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[Assistant] And so I kept asking, and so about the fifth time he looked down, and I remember he could not look me in the eye, and he said, we have the power, we don't need them.


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[Assistant] When they asked questions about how widespread the program was, he confined it to this little part of the program that had leaked and did not address all the other parts that were far worse that had not leaked.


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[Assistant] General Hayden's press conference introduced many of the tactics that the administration has used to deflect questioning and also to mislead the public. And I was amazed at what he was saying because it was not truthful. It was misleading. And that was the beginning of the spinning and the lies.


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[Assistant] Quite shocking. In fact, they went through the whole house and went through every book, every paper, every drawer, turned the mattress over, you know. It was quite shocking.


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[Assistant] No, it's nothing you need to concern yourself with. I don't think so, at least. Shit. Hold on. Sheriff, is there something more I can help you with? Decided you want a taste of the wares?


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[Assistant] Oh, I see. Come to audition, you bitch. Get out of the way. Ah, I'm in your way, love. Tell me what you know.


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[Assistant] At approximately 620 p.m., Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded for the first time.


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[Assistant] Over a two and a half hour period, Abu Zubaydah coughed, vomited, and had involuntary spasms of the torso and extremities.


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[Assistant] Mindfulness meditation has its roots in the ancient Buddhist tradition of Vipassana.


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[Assistant] Which can be translated roughly as clear seeing.


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[Assistant] Vipassana is the basis of many Eastern and Western meditation practices.


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[Assistant] It's commonly used to reduce stress, to enhance concentration, and to generally improve mental wellbeing.


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[Assistant] We'll continue learning this type of practice in today's session. Find a comfortable position, sitting upright but relaxed.


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[Assistant] Choose a clear intention for today's session. Commit to the next few minutes of meditation, and begin with the intention clear in your mind.


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[Assistant] If thoughts arise, just witness them and go back to the breath.


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[Assistant] If it helps you stay focused, count each breath.


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[Assistant] Just notice the distraction without judgment and continue following the breath.


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[Assistant] For the last minute or so of the session, broaden your awareness.


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[Assistant] Try to feel all bodily sensations at once. Observing thoughts, feelings and sensations as they arise.


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[Assistant] To get the most benefit out of your meditation practice, try to make it part of your daily routine.


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[Assistant] You should start to notice a clearer, more mindful state of being that will have a positive impact on your life. Until next time.


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[Assistant] He had markable credibility around the world. I think many people in the business knew that he had doubts about this.


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[Assistant] And so if he was saying it, then people would be much more likely to believe that than had it been some other spokesman who had less credibility.


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[Assistant] Why does he need all this stuff? None of our business. It's his nest. He can do what he wants.


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[Assistant] Careful. This guy is practically a rutabaga. Look at him.


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[Assistant] The United States invasion of Iraq is proving to be a Pandora's box. Now, adding to the crisis of credibility, allegations of torture.


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[Assistant] They are dying in record numbers. And I'm not talking about on the battlefield, but rather by their own hands.


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[Assistant] Thousands of U.S. troops are now heading to Afghanistan. In Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] There hasn't been a terror attack on US soil since 9-11, but tonight federal agents say they just stopped one. A big one.


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[Assistant] He was a truck driver living in Ohio, and he was a terrorist.


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[Assistant] You had to read it very, very closely to understand what they were doing, and I don't think people knew.


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[Assistant] Uh, what actually the intent of that was. The intent of that, uh, was to make legal, uh, all of the programs that


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[Assistant] The attorney general, uh, the FBI director had said they had a problem with.


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[Assistant] I remember the first conversation I ever had with him during the campaign.


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[Assistant] Uh, I said, look, when you become president, you have to kill people. And are you willing to pull the trigger? Are you willing to do that side of the job?


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[Assistant] And he got very silent and looked at me in a very steely kind of way and said, I know that and I can do that.


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[Assistant] You don't want to give up any tools that you inherit. You don't want to give up anything that might get you that one fact that will stop an attack.


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[Assistant] This president personally really doesn't like people leaking classified information.


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[Assistant] He takes that very seriously and he thinks that we should all take it very seriously.


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[Assistant] This was a stupendous intelligence breach. This was the largest collection of classified information.


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[Assistant] So Mogg was alive after all. And he's been living together with the other Moogles. I'm really happy for him.


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[Assistant] Stop the soul song? You know it's God's will that it takes place.


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[Assistant] I'll always be on your side, even if you do decide to turn against God. You know that.


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[Assistant] That wasn't very nice, now was it? What you did to poor Mog? It looked like it hurt.


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[Assistant] When I see Saz with his son Dahj, I'm reminded of my own father. Though, he wasn't anything like Saz at all. He was a hard, strict man. Or so I always thought.


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[Assistant] How else can we explain what happened back on the wrecked ship between Saz and his son? God is not omniscient.


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[Assistant] Like me and my father. For the longest time, we didn't understand each other.


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[Assistant] So you think so too. They're so alike. I can't help thinking that it really is her. In some way.


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[Assistant] Maybe she's not that bad, just that her behavior seems all the worse when she looks so much like your sister. In any case...


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[Assistant] The chaos readings, they suddenly shot through the roof. Perhaps the chaos is even reaching the ark now.


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[Assistant] I don't think you're being straight with me, are you?


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[Assistant] You don't think the Sarah you met is the real thing, do you? You think that there's something missing. It's alright. You don't have to say anything. The truth is plain enough to see.


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[Assistant] Since I came here I haven't been good at reading people, but I've been practicing on you.


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[Assistant] But don't worry, I'm on your side. Yours and Sarah's. You know that, right? You only agreed to become the savior because it was your only chance to save Sarah. And that means God has a hold on you. But if the Sarah he's showing you isn't real, then that control he has disappears. He has no hostage.


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[Assistant] Light, the end is almost here. One more day, and then the destruction of the world will be complete.


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[Assistant] The final rites, when the souls of the dead will be released from their torment and returned to oblivion, and when the clock strikes the hour, it'll mark the end of everything.


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[Assistant] For God, the chaos is an unseen realm. He cannot see inside. And so it follows that he doesn't have the power to find her, as long as she is in the chaos. But he can do something else. He can make her anew.


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[Assistant] Well, don't you trust him? It's true that even with all his power, God cannot extract Sarah's soul from the chaos. But there is another place he might find it. He could take her soul from inside of you. How would? You're just making things up now. You always found it hard to trust people. What chance does God have? Look, I'm not saying you will.


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[Assistant] But if you do decide to turn against him, you should know that I'll always stand with you. You trust me, don't you?


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[Assistant] I don't know, but perhaps you've done everything you can. Maybe you could have found her already, but something is keeping her from talking to you.


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[Assistant] Of course I don't think that's the case. But it's possible. Perhaps it's because you're too close to each other.


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[Assistant] I'll find some way for you two to be together again.


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[Assistant] God just doesn't like leaving loose ends. This was always his plan.


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[Assistant] It's harder than I thought it would be, but he still needs you, and you can help the others. Will you do that for me? Vanilla intends to go through with the soul song, and throw her life away.


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[Assistant] Yes. She doesn't know what she is, or what she can do. You have to tell her.


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[Assistant] I know her. As long as she knows the truth, she'll do the right thing. And then, you'll have a choice to make too. It'll be your only chance to save Sarah.


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[Assistant] It'll be alright, trust me. She can see you, and she's been watching over you. When you make the right choice, you'll find her again.


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[Assistant] It'll be easy. You just have to imagine what kind of world Sarah would want. What kind of person she wants you to be. Do that, and the answer will be clear.


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[Assistant] You don't have to give up, overcoming your mistakes, that's the key. It doesn't matter how many times you fail, if you succeed in the end. So keep trying, okay?


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[Assistant] Don't be. At least I've had this chance to be myself again, here at the very end. After all that's happened, it's enough. Do you remember when we first met all those centuries ago? Do you remember what you told me then? Keep your eyes front. I'll watch the rear.


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[Assistant] Oh, but you did. More times than you know. As long as you were with me, Light, I didn't have to fear anything.


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[Assistant] But what's in our hearts and souls has no form. Great though his powers are, he cannot create souls, nor can he mold them.


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[Assistant] Etro is gone, and she will never return. The new world needs a new goddess. One who can restore the cycle of death and rebirth.


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[Assistant] You must become the ruler of chaos, the goddess who takes the souls of the dead and places them in the hearts of the newly born.


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[Assistant] Millions of human souls yearning for life, ready to be reborn. And yet, the moment of renewed life recedes. My glorious new world must be destroyed.


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[Assistant] It is your doing. You stopped the sacred one from singing the soul song.


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[Assistant] The perfect people for my perfect world. Free, knowing only joy. Unfettered by grief and grudges.


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[Assistant] I can't see you. Where are you? Light! What's gonna happen to you?


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, it's Jonna here again. And you are very welcome back to a new video from my daily life here in the north of Sweden.


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[Assistant] Right now we are in the middle of my least favorite time of the year, the end of winter. It's a time where I feel like a wreck and very fragile and tired. The strong sunlight reflecting on the snow leaves me with migraines and an overall feeling of wanting to hide in a dark room for two months.


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[Assistant] And as always, the evenings and night brings a lot of magic. March was a special month. I've never seen so much Northern Lights in one month in my whole life.


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[Assistant] Despite my very low energy this time of the year, I still felt inspired and excited about each day. All thanks to a project that I'm working on and that's given me so much motivation to keep going.


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[Assistant] As you know, I'm right now in the middle of a transition, which takes a lot of my focus and time.


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[Assistant] But each day I'm getting closer to fulfilling a dream that I've had my whole other life.


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[Assistant] To have my very own art studio. A creative nest. A place for me to spread out my wings and create art, music and videos. A whole house, just to myself and my passions. So this beautiful little sunshine house is going to be my future working place.


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[Assistant] And since December, I've been working on emptying the house and I've also started some smaller renovations that I'm able to do myself.


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[Assistant] Let's get shit done. I also have two amazing carpenters here, Mats and Peter, who is working a few days a week. And right now they are working on the biggest project in the house, which is the second floor where my painting and art studio will be.


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[Assistant] The transformation up here is incredible. Can you see that it is the same place? It's almost hard to understand.


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[Assistant] I have some visitors here today. Adrian and my mom.


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[Assistant] And of course, whenever you start a renovation project, it always becomes bigger than you first planned.


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[Assistant] I wasn't planning on doing too much renovation downstairs right now, but you know what? This old little house feels like a hidden gem wrapped in layers of plastic and cardboard. Wherever I look, there is something beautiful underneath the surface.


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[Assistant] So this is how it looks like right now. I painted the walls in like a light white color so that you still see the texture. And I'm currently painting the doors but I've only painted one time so I'm gonna have to paint at least one more time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, it still doesn't really look that beautiful, but it's definitely a good start. It's another day.


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[Assistant] I still haven't started with the project of taking out all the hundreds of nails from the ceiling. It's something that will take a lot of time, but you won't have promised to help me with that, so that's definitely gonna make it easier.


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[Assistant] After some very intense days of work in my studio I felt totally drained of energy. I had given my all and now I needed to recharge a little bit.


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[Assistant] And today it's the last day of March. Even though where I live, March is not a spring month, it's more like a winter month. But...


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[Assistant] I have never in my whole life experienced the month of March so cold and with so much snow.


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[Assistant] It's more snow and colder now than it was in February. It's a bit strange.


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[Assistant] But I'm so glad to hear the birds sing, because it reminds me that we are not going backwards. We are actually heading towards spring, even though it doesn't feel like it. For the past week we have had


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[Assistant] Like minus 22 Celsius degrees every night. And that is very cold for being the end of March. Nanook is looking at me. He wants another...


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[Assistant] Snack, I guess. He's very much into snacks nowadays. I guess it has something to do with his age. He's not as much into ladies nowadays, so snacks is his new thing.


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[Assistant] Bringing some tea outside. Sitting here in the shadow.


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[Assistant] Emails and, you know, the normal stuff and...


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[Assistant] Then I've also felt so tired this week.


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[Assistant] Just doing daily tasks is like a challenge almost. Nanook, don't look at me with these eyes. I don't have anything more for you now. Nee, nee. No, Nanook. Nee, Nanook. Up, up, up. That's our sled.