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[Assistant] There's no debate that we did take our eye off the ball. We did it deliberately. We entered another campaign, an order of magnitude larger and more difficult than what we were undertaking in Afghanistan. We opened for ourselves a two-front war.


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[Assistant] We began to see an upsurge in Taliban violence, centered mostly in the south, so Helmand and Kandahar. And the indicators here were pretty clear, the frequency of roadside bombs, IEDs, improvised explosive devices.


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[Assistant] I was a skeptic of the model, not because conceptually counterinsurgency made no sense to me, uh, but I didn't think that the model applied well to the conditions in Afghanistan. What conditions? Poverty.


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[Assistant] 20 plus years of war already when we launched in in 2001.


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[Assistant] The role of Pakistan next door. So there were a lot of factors here that caused me to believe.


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[Assistant] The Afghan government struggled for legitimacy across the Afghan people because of the endemic corruption of the uh, of the Afghan government.


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[Assistant] There were large swaths of the country turning towards the Taliban.


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[Assistant] We are gonna be watching Miraculous World New York United Heroesies. Yeah!


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[Assistant] But I'm psyched! Uhm, so this is an hour long special. Uh, it aired in 2020.


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[Assistant] I'm curious how, like, this gets explained about why they're going to New York. Why there can be a ladybug and cat Noir in New York. Seems kinda suspicious. How do people not understand that the only French people really going over, shipping over is like Marinette and Adrienne. It's weird, but I'm just not gonna like question it. Whatever.


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[Assistant] Very excited to finally get to watch this. Hope you guys are as well. Please keep in mind if you want to support the channel or just see my full reaction to this because keep in mind


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[Assistant] I do have to cut this down quite a bit because of copyright. So if you want to see the full reaction, please go over to my Patreon page, link down in the description below and join the Patreon over there to get the full timer reaction. But without further, uh.


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[Assistant] Why does Alia's voice sound weird? She sounds older. Why does she sound weird?


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[Assistant] So these people don't have miraculous, correct? They're more so...


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[Assistant] Cybernetically enhanced?


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[Assistant] This is really loud, by the way. How does our teacher not hear this?


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[Assistant] That wasn't, that wasn't in Hamilton, artillery.


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[Assistant] Oh, we're both, okay, well, as long as we're both transforming, I guess it's fine. I guess? Cool, sure.


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[Assistant] Come on. You cannot tell me they can't put two and two together.


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[Assistant] I was wondering, I was like, who's gonna take care of that in Paris? But it was just a distraction, I suppose?


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[Assistant] Kat Noir, what did you just do? You killed her daughter.


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[Assistant] Oh no! Honey! You can't catch up! Shut up! No you can't! He's in a car!


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[Assistant] Ohhhh, this is a mess.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's how we get the ring back without her knowing it's Adrian. Got it.


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[Assistant] Oh good, everybody is back, which is nice.


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[Assistant] Interesting. Uhm, number one, all the voice, like, differences was really alarming, like, Adrien with bright-sounded


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[Assistant] Pretty much the same, there are other times where his voice is a little bit deeper, but overall fine.


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[Assistant] So very odd, but still it's fine. Whatever. Alia also sounded a little bit different.


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[Assistant] Uhm, Nino I know was replaced and I believe he is still replaced in the series.


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[Assistant] So that's gonna be hard to get used to a different voice. Then again, it's Nino and I'm like totally fine with that because y'all know I have like such a crush on that man's voice, so like it's fine. Not gonna complain. It's just weird hearing a different voice for Nino, but I'll get over it. But...


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[Assistant] So we have just superheroes in America who just have superpowers. It's not magic because they made it very clear.


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[Assistant] That, uh, when they saw the miraculous stuff, that was magic.


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[Assistant] So these people just have super powers, which is really crazy. So we had Majestia.


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[Assistant] Uncanny, Uncanny Valley?


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[Assistant] Night Owl. Uh, Sparrow.


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[Assistant] Doorman and a bunch of other people.


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[Assistant] Which is interesting. Oh, hot dog Dan or whatever.


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[Assistant] So I like that they're literally like, we have a superhero for everything. Cause that is 110% what America would be like if we had superheroes. Everybody be a superhero. We'd have the superhero of fashion who can style you within five seconds. You know, everything would be super powers. So I liked it. It made me laugh quite a bit. Uh, and then there's the whole fact of that we have other lost miraculous.


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[Assistant] That don't come from our miracle bots.


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[Assistant] I would assume ours is much more closely to kind of a, uh,


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[Assistant] Where it seems as though that miracle box must be more around...


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[Assistant] A different theme since, you know, there's a eagle in it, which is very America. So it's


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[Assistant] Interesting, I definitely wanna go look at that one a bit more. To see just kinda what...


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[Assistant] What is it? What, what, what can we see in that box and can assume is there? So very interesting and I love the fact that they like, have lost this thing for a while.


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[Assistant] And just never got it back. When it's been like, you know, in a museum shown around and stuff. I get they just brought the stuff out, but like.


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[Assistant] Just because so many other people are special?


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[Assistant] That, you know, doesn't really matter. So very interesting in that regard.


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[Assistant] Uh, overall the story was so-so. It definitely was fun. Uhm, animation I would say like two steps up most of the time from a regular show. At bare minimum at least everything was a lot cleaner. Uhm,


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[Assistant] I mean, literally, like, what was it, uh, majesty, majesty? Literally, it's just like Wonder Woman. Can we, can we like all agree on that? She's just Wonder Woman. Like, she even has like the W symbol. I mean, all you have to do is just turn around and it's a W cause it's like an M.


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[Assistant] So like, it's just Wonder Woman, so I felt like it was a little bit lazy.


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[Assistant] But along with that, I also appreciated that the superhero team there was like all women. I know, uh, Night Owl.


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[Assistant] And, uh, Sparrow used voice changers to sound more masculine.


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[Assistant] Which is interesting. I actually don't think it's a bad technique.


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[Assistant] Quite honestly, I think it's good, cause, you know.


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[Assistant] Stereotypically, it just, you know, promotes more, you know, fear, cause it's like, oh, big strong man's gonna beat me up. Like, stereotypically, like, I get that.


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[Assistant] This is odd. Like, what an odd thing to be like, this is just how it's always been and it's been a lot of women and you know, maybe it's time we just let it be.


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[Assistant] Really came out of left field, but I'm glad we got an explanation, cause I didn't know who Sparrow was, and I don't know if I was supposed to know who Sparrow was, because we saw on Candy Valley, you know, in human form,


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[Assistant] With this other student who I didn't know was Sparrow. I was just like...


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[Assistant] Who are you? Why do you know these things? And then it was.


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[Assistant] So, I'm glad they explained the voice changer. It was an odd, uh, little...


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[Assistant] A little bit silly at the fact that like Cat Noir and Ladybug are there.


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[Assistant] I get it, cause then HawkMoth's there, so it's kinda like explained away cause they're dealing with HawkMoth somewhere else. But...


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[Assistant] It's the fact that like, they are there before anyone even knew Hawk Moth was truly there. Then I'm like,


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[Assistant] Come on. You two can put two and two together. I know you can.


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[Assistant] Like, at some point y'all, it's so obvious, which-


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[Assistant] Thanks to uncanny valley, they did, you know, finally say like, oh, you know, your miraculous magic stuff kind of confuses the mind so that people can't really recognize you in your costumes. But I'm a robot, so that doesn't work for me. Which like, it was nice to have someone say that because in a lot of magical girl, you know,


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[Assistant] Shows, things like that. It's never explicitly stated.


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[Assistant] That when you use your powers, you know, there's this, uhm,


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[Assistant] Confusion-esque thing that when people see you it kind of scatters your brain a bit so you can't, you know, connect the dots. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I'm glad that it was actually said. I appreciate when a show actually says it or else it's just like, come on.


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[Assistant] All of you should have figured out you were Ladybug eons ago, alright? Like, Adrian should have too. And he did at one point, but not anymore. So, I liked it. I did like it. Whether it be a little bit silly.


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[Assistant] I do like expanding out the- I do like expanding out, uh, the world.


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[Assistant] Miraculous. It is cool. It's also interesting to see that there are other superheroes in other countries.


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[Assistant] Uhm, which I get that in Paris we just have Hawk Moth and that's just it. But it is weird that in other countries we just have super heroes who just have super powers. It is odd and it makes me be like, is there something


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[Assistant] Is there something in our drinking water? Like, what? Why, why do people just have powers? And no one in Paris does?


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[Assistant] It's just a little silly, and I would like a little bit more of an explanation. Like, I get the Android of Uncanny Valley. It was made, but like, Majesty is like...


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[Assistant] Just super strong and all these things and there's no explanation as to why.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, I- I get it's not. It doesn't need to be explained.


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[Assistant] But it would be nice to have some understanding as to why we are the way we are. Cause not everybody has superpowers. Like, I think, uhm,


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[Assistant] The, what was it, mayor person? Uh, victory? Victory just...


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[Assistant] It just has rockets everywhere, like that's it. It's not really power, it's just, I have rockets.


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[Assistant] Whereas like, doorman can make like a magical door up here to go anywhere he wants.


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[Assistant] So there's like such a wide range of power. Or...


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[Assistant] Superhero abilities, I guess, maybe? Cause some people don't have powers.


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[Assistant] So yeah, it's weird. It's interesting, but overall I liked it. It was fun to see other people. Uh, all the like Adrienne Marinette moments were also very cute as well. You know, I love Luca, but it was really cute to see a lot of the Marinette and Adrienne moments. It's not like I don't like them.


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[Assistant] It's just, Luca's so there and I just prefer Luca cause he reminds me a lot of my own husband. And I love my husband so I'm like, Marinette, you love Luca.


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[Assistant] So, it's just my own personal bias. I do like Marinette and Adrian and I won't be that sad if they're together, but you know I'm gonna be emotional.


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[Assistant] When she starts making those decisions and Luca's little heart is broken, so. That's all I'll say.


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[Assistant] That will be certainly interesting.


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[Assistant] I don't know if that one's more like superpowers or if it deals with more Lost Miraculous. Probably Lost Miraculous is my guess, so.


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[Assistant] I don't know, but yeaah. Overall, I had a great time watching this. It was very interesting. I'm glad that we finally got around. Uhm.


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[Assistant] To watching the special cuz it's-


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[Assistant] Well worth it. Very fun. And I know they're also working on more as far as I'm aware. So it'll be cool to see them as they come out. So thank you guys so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. Uh, please make sure you support the official release of this special over on Disney Plus.


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[Assistant] And if you like this content, please make sure to like, share, subscribe, all that fun jazz, and I'll see you all


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[Assistant] Particularly the leaders, and then Pakistan provided that space for them. And without that space, it would not have been easier for the Taliban to operate the way they did.


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[Assistant] And this was one of the primary adaptations of the Puuk Maya to this rather waterless environment.


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[Assistant] Over here, we can see how the, these chiltunes were constructed. First of all, they would bore through the harder caprock.


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[Assistant] And then once they got to this underlying softer marl,


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[Assistant] The last stage would be to, to, uh, cover it with stucco. And you can see the thickness of the stucco here. This, this pinkish material.


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[Assistant] And actually there are two feathered serpents here. They intertwine across the facade. You need visual image.


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[Assistant] The so-called cult of Quetzalcoatl, perhaps a better way to think about it is a political ideology.


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[Assistant] And of course it had religious overtones. Cults perhaps are wrong because it suggests something kind of small scale and, uh, extra governmental. This was political ideology, uhm, front and center.


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[Assistant] Often the priests would very often sequester the initiate for several days. He would undergo rituals of self-mortification.


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[Assistant] Uh, to emerge as a transformed being, and he's being transformed precisely because of the rituals of initiation that involved Quetzalcoatl.


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[Assistant] It may have fostered competition between those who wish to adhere to this new ideology and those who wish to remain true to the traditional ideology of the Maya area.


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[Assistant] The collapse of the Northern Maya apparently began during the 9th century, and that's also the time period during which this feathered serpent ideology was introduced. And this undoubtedly led to rivalries with respect to power brokering.


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[Assistant] I started working in fast food. My husband and myself met there on the division one.


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[Assistant] Would you like to have something to eat?


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[Assistant] Will you eat your broccoli, then a treat?


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[Assistant] It's getting late! Time to start winding down for the night!


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[Assistant] Would you like some milk in your bottle now?


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[Assistant] And to have a cuddle on the couch.


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[Assistant] Silly daddy, what have I done? I got a paper cut on my thumb.


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[Assistant] They could communicate with each other. It was totally porous.


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[Assistant] So they expanded their network and became worse than when they arrived in prison.


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[Assistant] We thought that if there are no attacks on French soil, then the anti-terrorist system is working correctly, therefore everything is fine.


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[Assistant] From the moment they stepped out of prison, they left with an even greater hatred towards France than before.


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[Assistant] It was open bar. Anyone who wanted to join the Islamic State could do so. It was well known that Al-Qaeda had created filters. You had to show you were trustworthy, there were a series of tests and an apprenticeship.


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[Assistant] I even saw young people who were not yet radicalized going to Syria. It was just a trend, a need to have fun and escape their boring lives. I'd never experienced anything like it before.


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[Assistant] Every week, people would come back from Syria. There was nothing except Syria. It was all about Syria. There were so many cases related to Syria that people who should have been watched just could not be.


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[Assistant] Clearly we can't do everything, and we didn't have the means. We still don't, to monitor all of this.


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[Assistant] I realized it's simply a question of relationships. It's just that they knew each other.


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[Assistant] The general idea was to shoot a crowd, to shoot people, and his mission was to do so during a rock concert.


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[Assistant] He was very clear, he will do whatever it takes. He wanted to commit a huge attack at all costs. It was quite chilling.


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[Assistant] I had the feeling that these were warning signs, that in fact they were just gaining ground, carrying out smaller operations while they were organizing something bigger.


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[Assistant] It is completely porous. We are in a totally open system. They can use real papers, real fake papers, fake fake papers, real real papers. It's horrible.


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[Assistant] There are just no borders. There are none. Clearly, they do not exist.


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[Assistant] You know most, you know most.


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[Assistant] We are not an island, we are on the European continent, and the enemy is at our doorstep. He can come from either side, by sea, air and land. That is the reality.


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[Assistant] The artisan's boss is through a portal in the Dragonmouth. But you are not yet ready, Spyro. First you must complete what the other artisan lands.


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[Assistant] Yes, stop the bus. Now shoot the bus. I'm very particular with my words. Stop. Shoot.


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[Assistant] I must say, Paul, your little corner of Kiratu is rather beautiful. I expected more. Chains and wailing, but...


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[Assistant] Ha, ha, ha, ha. That wry smile betrays you.


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[Assistant] So, fresh start. Introductions. RJ Gale, our guest of honor. Paul, our very gracious host. The little monkey.


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[Assistant] You really don't remember me, do you? Your mother, she never spoke of me, never mentioned me. Well, we'll change all that. All I need cash. How much do you need? All of it. Thank you. Here we go. All right. Like this, with a smile. That's you. That's me.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm not so sure anymore. Now, your mother!


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[Assistant] On the other hand, she understood me. She knew me in a way that no one ever did. That takes me back.


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[Assistant] Terrorists, right? Now, please, stay right here. Enjoy the crab rangoon. Don't move. I will be right back. Yuma, we need to talk.


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[Assistant] Hello! We enjoy our time with the CIA.


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[Assistant] Welcome to Digesh. I apologize for the Spartan accommodations, but you have been a naughty little shit, haven't you? Gallivanting about with a golden path. And poor Paul.


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[Assistant] Decided I had to see it for myself. He's cute. You see, I, uh, wanted to warn you. Warn us, sir? Yes. Now, I'm not sure if you've heard, but it's come to my attention that there are some very disreputable people around. And I'm concerned that these people, these terrorists,


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[Assistant] Well, would you allow me to protect you? To ensure your reputation? Please, yes, King Minstrel.


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[Assistant] Good people of Kirat. I'm sure you will all be delighted to know that the reports of my death are completely and utterly inaccurate. I am alive and all is right in the world.


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[Assistant] And it is a strength that I know all of you possess.


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[Assistant] Miss Knorr and Paul Depleur, after years of dedicated service, have decided to move on.


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[Assistant] For Yuma Lau, my trusted commander-in-chief who oversees our mining operations at the KEO facility, stands between me and any would-be assassin. She would rather die than see any harm come to me. Go ahead, I challenge you. Put her resolve to the test.


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[Assistant] To summarize. Change is good. Embrace it. Your king is alive. Rejoice. And Yuma stands like a sentinel. Waiting. Bring it on.


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[Assistant] To whom am I speaking? The son who...


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[Assistant] Return to scatter his mother's ashes or the lunatic who has murdered his way to the top of my mountain.


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[Assistant] Right here, Paul was off plying voltage to the nipples of your rude little plus one. I stood just like this, and what were my exact words?


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[Assistant] Stay here. Enjoy the crab rangoon. Don't move. I'll be right back.


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[Assistant] If you had just listened, just waited for me, then we would have come back here straight away, together, and scattered your mother's ashes. So then you must be the second guy who didn't listen, decided instead to join the other monkeys and start throwing his shit around.


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[Assistant] I'll tell you what. I call a do-over. I say you have two choices. One, you could shoot me, boring.


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[Assistant] You do realize that you're just giving away your country, right?


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[Assistant] You're halfway there, one down, one to go. Not that I want to put ideas in your head. At least now we know you have a taste for doing what it takes.


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[Assistant] Well, no more putting it off, I suppose.


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[Assistant] Well, I suppose you could do what I did after Mohan killed Lakshmana.


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[Assistant] Well go on then. Do what you came here to do.


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[Assistant] Look, I overreacted back there. We're at war. We keep losing soldiers, the war keeps piling up.


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[Assistant] Okay. Sure. There's a farm not far from here.


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[Assistant] Penan runs it, but she's old and she could use your help with some wild animals.


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[Assistant] I need you to keep the hides intact to use this. A drug.


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[Assistant] Hmm. These are good, Ajay. But you keep them. She has enough for her tanka paintings.


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[Assistant] This one is about the life of a guru. This one is about the demon Yalung. This one is about the goddess Kira. And that one is about Badra, the next Arun Matara.


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[Assistant] Tarun Matara is a living goddess, if you believe Sabaal.


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[Assistant] Thanks for your help. Later, I'll show you how to put those to good use.


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[Assistant] Fine. The outpost first. Without it, we're cut off from the others.


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[Assistant] First the hostages, then the outpost. You're not much of a listener, Ajay, but I have to admit, you've done a good job today.


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[Assistant] Your mother would be proud. You want to reach, what is it, Lakshmana?


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[Assistant] The son of Mohan Gale returning to the war-torn land of his birth? He's right, he was a smart woman.


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[Assistant] You being here and helping our cause is no accident. Stand with us, Ajay.


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[Assistant] Join the Golden Path and I promise you, you will fulfill your mother's dying wish. Whether it was to spread her ashes at Lakshmana, or to accomplish something greater.


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[Assistant] Now you have a chance to help us finish the work they started. Just think about it, Audrey.


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[Assistant] We've been hearing of a major attack for a while, and then Bonobo was hit, but... It doesn't feel right.


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[Assistant] Wipe it out. Are you joking? We need to secure that shipment and those fields.


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[Assistant] Sabal, we have no natural resources. What happens when we're free?


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[Assistant] But Kiraat can't survive if Sabaal keeps clinging to the past. Get to the old tea factory. Secure those fields.


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[Assistant] I was six years old when my parents told me that I had to marry. That's the world Sabal is fighting for. He's trying to take us back to the dark ages. But you and I, we make a good team.


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[Assistant] Paul is trying to destroy them as part of his campaign to turn the people against the Golden Path.


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[Assistant] Thank you, Ajay. This is a good thing you've done here. We'll take care of Paul. We've got the perfect spot for him.


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[Assistant] Do you think this is easy? Being the first woman in the Golden Bath?


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[Assistant] The one pushing for change while everybody else talks behind your back about how you're destroying their heritage. I am every bit the fighter, the karate that they are, but they, they just see a woman.


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[Assistant] Sabal, he's got all these supporters and I just, I just keep thinking, are they blind? Or am I just... missing the point?


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[Assistant] The poppies, they've been shipped to an old brick factory for processing. Sabal wants to destroy it, he's so sure of himself.


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[Assistant] That's everything we need to plan for the future while he's stuck in the past. I say yes, he says no. But I'm hoping you will be the one to do the right thing.


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[Assistant] I need you to take Noah's brick factory without destroying it. We'll put it to good use later. Ajay. Be careful, huh? It's very well guarded.


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[Assistant] Tradition. Like what? Marrying little girls. Is that it? Is that your big plan for Budger?


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[Assistant] Doesn't matter why she did it. She has to pay. Just like everyone else.


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[Assistant] Congratulations, you're officially the luckiest man I know. I searched for you for a week in enemy territory. The good thing we found you before you froze to death.


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[Assistant] Sabaal was right about one thing. The Golden Poth needs you.


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[Assistant] We've been able to free the people of the south, but the north has been cut off from us because of King's Bridge. It is time to take the battle to Pagan's doorstep and free the north. Now, the bridge is heavily defended.


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[Assistant] There's a convoy with a chemical chuck. I want you to secure it, drive it down their throats, and blast open the gate. It'll take us into the north, and you'll be one step closer to Yuma.


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[Assistant] Haji, you're just in time. Fagan's broadcast is starting.


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[Assistant] This isn't just about destroying the temple. This is about sending a message to everyone. It's a new day for Kirat. We're no longer shackles to the past. Without the Tarun Matara?


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[Assistant] But the temple itself, I want you to crush it into dust.


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[Assistant] If Bagan's about to hit Utkash with artillery, we can't let that happen. Destroy those cannons before they wipe Utkash off the map.


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[Assistant] At the Kalesh. We're getting ready for the final push. This is it. Win or lose.


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[Assistant] Besides, did you really think he was going to be okay with you betraying him and siding with me? No. We can't afford to let Sapa live.


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[Assistant] Ajay, be careful. The Golden Poth needs you. I need you.


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[Assistant] Did Firestone essentially acquiesce to Taylor's demands?


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[Assistant] Was Firestone startup capital in some way for Taylor's government?


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[Assistant] Regret any of the decisions that it made in Liberia during this insurrection.


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[Assistant] How many of the climbers that you permit to climb uh, do you think are well qualified?


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[Assistant] People don't understand what the danger is to tower climbing. One person drops a wrench and it'll kill somebody.


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[Assistant] And then All Around Towers hired their own crew members.


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[Assistant] Their own people, it didn't matter if they had experience or not.


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[Assistant] He enjoyed it. I mean, it was, eh, give him a rush. That was unreal. Jay, I mean, he just, he loved the job.


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[Assistant] That equipment is checked when it comes off that truck or trailer.


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[Assistant] Should never happen when you're allowed to do something that is strictly unsafe.


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[Assistant] Free climbing anytime when a person is climbing on a tower where you're not connected to a follow arrest system. A catch.


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[Assistant] Amita. You have something for me?


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[Assistant] Jackson Hole in 2022 was quite important. Thank you, Peter, and good morning everyone. The market were feeling in the summer that maybe the Fed would have a pivot, would stop raising rates and maybe start cutting them.


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[Assistant] And what, uh, Powell told them, and Jackson always said, listen, inflation is still way too high, is not peaking, is not gonna fall fast enough, and if you guys think that we're gonna stop raising rates, or even cutting them, you're a bit delusional.


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[Assistant] In a dream, and this dream in a bubble is bursting.


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[Assistant] People like myself, like Larry Summers and others, saw that that massive stimulus that was unprecedented, an order of magnitude greater than the one we had after the global financial crisis, will lead to excessive demand, overheating and inflation.


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[Assistant] So we had an unprecedented fiscal stimulus, an unprecedented monetary stimulus, we had bailout checks sent to everybody. Every household, every firm, every financial institution was too much and should have been more selective.


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[Assistant] Literally a few decades of, uh, ever increasing bubbles that have been fed and supported by central banks.


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[Assistant] And not only we have had bubbles, but we have had bubbles that have been fed by excessive leverage, excessive private and public borrowing, and excessive risk taking.


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[Assistant] In a dream, and this dream and a bubble is bursting and it's turning into an economic and a financial nightmare.


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[Assistant] The Federal Reserve is committed to using all available tools to stimulate economic activity and to improve financial market functioning.


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[Assistant] has been putting the pedal to the metal. So we're doing everything we can to support the economy. And we hope that that's going to, you know, get us going, uh, next year sometime.


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[Assistant] What they're doing is they're looking at some of the risks and uncertainties associated with doing this policy action


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[Assistant] What I think they're not doing is looking at the risk of not acting.


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[Assistant] If we see continued improvement and we have confidence that that is, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] Going to be sustained than we could in the next few meetings. We could take a step down in our pace of purchases.


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[Assistant] Highly accommodative monetary policy for the foreseeable future is what's needed in the US economy.


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[Assistant] Things are not as bad, we're getting better, and things will get better. There's no question about it.


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[Assistant] People are frustrated. They're deeply frustrated with the pace of our economic recovery.


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[Assistant] In her 33 years at NASA, Catherine was a pioneer who broke the barriers of race and gender.


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[Assistant] Everyone can excel in math and science and reach for the stars.


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[Assistant] Middle class economics works. President Obama today in Wisconsin fired up over jobs. Another 223 thousand added in June.


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[Assistant] But I choked up at dust yesterday.


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[Assistant] If we can just get back to Earth and find Halsey, she can fix this.


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[Assistant] Humanity. That's got to be infinity. Can you get us to those coordinates?


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[Assistant] Light up their friend or foe tags. We're gonna need something to zero in on.


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[Assistant] Give me that chip. The didact has to be stopped. If you won't do that, I will.


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[Assistant] Doctor, listen to me. You have to issue the order to evacuate the station.


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[Assistant] If we can't move the composer, we have to make sure that Didac can't either.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry, doctor. Keep routing your people to the evac centers. Once we take care of the composer, you won't have much time.


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[Assistant] Dr. Chilson, the composer's location's compromised. You've got to get that noob down here.


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[Assistant] That's the last one. Infinity, you're clear.


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[Assistant] No. That's not- We go together.


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[Assistant] What happened here? My men were attacked by some English sea dogs! Why Captain Joseph, couldn't you fight them all off by yourself like you're always saying?


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[Assistant] I don't much feel like celebrating. I know we have to get these artifacts back but at what cost? Samuel Smith. He could barely hold


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[Assistant] The operation was delicate. Perhaps you- You are shifting the earth itself. Who are you to decide what city falls next?


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[Assistant] You have to break that damned manuscript and box all the way out here, Liam.


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[Assistant] I can't fault the company so much because these interest rate, this interest rate environment creates very strong economic incentives to do exactly what they're doing. It's hard to create a new product. It's hard to come up with a new idea for a service. It's hard to build a plant and hire people and run the organization. It's real easy to issue some debt.


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[Assistant] And pay it out to your shareholders. It'll goose your share price. That's real easy to do. But it doesn't create real wealth. It doesn't create real opportunity. It doesn't create jobs. It doesn't improve the labor market. But it's just another example of how these very low interest rates have really distorted economic


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[Assistant] Oh, absolutely. Uhm, I think, uh, now, you know, the entire business community has had a taste of bailouts, you know, and boy, it doesn't work really, really nicely. Yeah, so I fear that now.


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[Assistant] You know, people talk about the survival of capitalism.


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[Assistant] But this is the biggest threat to capitalism. In good times, when anybody can make money, you reap those profits. In bad times, the Fed, uh, the Fed just keeps stepping in. You have this never-ending ratchet up. The market's never correct.


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[Assistant] So, uh, for a long time, I have advocated that the Fed should be raising rates. But even I believe now they need to hit pause. They've gone too far, too fast. They need to hit pause and assess the impact on the financial system and the economy.


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[Assistant] We over here at SOR, Sprung on 8, tattoo shop, Western and Layden. We at this tattoo shop, cause this is where.


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[Assistant] Unless he did the All Money In sign on his stomach, I'd go across here.


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[Assistant] Right now we have to start supporting me. About to go and get me a hat. For me. You know what I have for my nigga in the neighborhood now. We about to get it done at this bitch, man.


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[Assistant] Turned on his, he put it up in the parking lot, turned on his music, and had a concert.


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[Assistant] The real one, not the fake one. Stop playing with it, people. As everybody know, it's all over the world right now. They captured his killer.


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[Assistant] Shot nip, shot whoever was with him, ran off, came back, shot him again, and kicked him in the head. And that was all she wrote.


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[Assistant] But Killer hasn't been caught, so that's pretty cool. But, yo, fuck about Killer, y'all still took pleasure. Not y'all, he did.


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[Assistant] Bristol Bay is just phenomenal resources. Salmon factory that doesn't exist anywhere else on the planet anymore.


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[Assistant] You're in the 21st century in the United States of America, and you're still seeing this. A fully functioning ecosystem.


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[Assistant] Phenomenal pulses of life moving up these rivers.


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[Assistant] Maximilien Roves-Pierre. No guest.


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[Assistant] Chief, Spartan Sarah Palmer in Infinity CIC. Commander Lasky's waiting for you on the mid.


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[Assistant] I said, this outbreak will not last more than a few weeks. When that was after we identified the first week, the first two weeks, we said, okay, that's a normal outbreak. We are confident it will be over in two months.


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[Assistant] No, sure, we are not specialized in outbreak response. We know how to do it because we have some kind of expertise in the domain.


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[Assistant] Tell me, where is your maker now? Call him, call down his wrath upon me. You cannot, for he does not exist. I am Corypheus.


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[Assistant] I shall deliver you from this lie in which you linger.


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[Assistant] It ends here, Crypheus. And those...


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[Assistant] Total, total confusion, chaos, disbelief, fear.


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[Assistant] This means there will be no movements in and out of those areas. We ordered the military to quarantine the place to stop anybody from leaving.


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[Assistant] Our fear was people would run away and come from there and then go into other communities. That's why we did that.


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[Assistant] My name is Elise de la Serre. My father was François de la Serre, Grand Master of the Templar Order. I've come to ask for your help.


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[Assistant] I will never.


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[Assistant] That, well he can hide behind me.


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[Assistant] You done with my boy here, Master Guns? I don't see any training wheels. His armor's working


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[Assistant] Well, he's in a particularly fine mood. Maybe Lord Hood didn't give him an invitation.


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[Assistant] When I shipped out for basic, the orbital defense grid was all theory and politics. Now look.


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[Assistant] The Cairo is just one of 300 geosync platforms.


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[Assistant] That Mack gun can put a round clean through a Covenant Capital ship.


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[Assistant] Coordinated fire from the Athens and the Malta. Nothing's getting past this battle cluster in one piece.


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[Assistant] So the smile, legit. Well we still got something to smile about.


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[Assistant] We're operational ma'am, barely. Our pilots didn't make it.


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[Assistant] We've all run the simulations. They're tough, but they ain't invincible. Stay with the Master Chief. He'll know what to do.


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[Assistant] Mackenzie, Perez, how's our exit? You hear me Marines? We got trouble.


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[Assistant] Please, don't shake the lightbulb.


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[Assistant] You might be surprised to learn just how much copper is a part of our daily lives.


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[Assistant] Sergeant Major, the Colonial Cross is awarded for acts of singular daring and devotion. For a soldier of the United Earth Space Corps,


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[Assistant] Commander Miranda Keyes, your father's actions were in keeping with the highest traditions of military service. His bravery in the face of impossible odds reflects great credit upon himself and the UNSC. The Navy has lost one of its best.


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[Assistant] Negative, Admiral. Form a defensive perimeter around the cluster. Commander, get to your ship. Link up with the fleet.


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[Assistant] You have the mech gun, Cortana. Soon as they come in range, open up.


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[Assistant] The fleet that destroyed Reach was 50 times this size.


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[Assistant] Chief, get to the bomb, double time. Cortana, prioritize targets and fire at will.


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[Assistant] Negative, Commander. Not against a ship that size. Not on your own. Sir.


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[Assistant] Permission to leave the station. For what purpose Master Chief?


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[Assistant] Duction code order, but also the preferred order. So not the order on Disney+. It's all kind of confusing, but just keep that in mind.


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[Assistant] If this is America, we say this is freedom of speech!


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[Assistant] Awesome. Wow. I love that you take advantage of your friends. That's awesome.


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[Assistant] A new Miraculous user. It seems like since Alia's tied up and Nino, I think we need a new one!


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was just gonna say, I was like, this is very early to save the day.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, we have a whole posse. That's wild.


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[Assistant] Absolutely adorable. Killing it by the way. And I love like the little short pixie like pink hair that comes with it. That was so cute.


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[Assistant] I adored it very, very, very much, and I feel like it's...


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[Assistant] Very fitting for her character as well since she is a little bit more meek and shy. Having the mouse one is just adorable.


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[Assistant] So I love it. And again, I love the fact that we have, well, I don't love it, but you know.


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[Assistant] Uh, we have the mayor trying to clean parish again. Which also just makes you laugh because like we had the same thing.


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[Assistant] Going on in the video game too. So I love that, I know this plot has been viewed like twice now in the show, but I like that it just keeps coming back and now it's like a thing. Like Mr. Pigeon, this is just a thing. So it's very funny to me.


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[Assistant] I don't really understand why we couldn't do that, but...


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[Assistant] Whatever I suppose. But overall, I thought it was just a good episode. Nothing like super crazy. We got just another miraculous user. So now there's one other person that we can call to action, uhm, if need be. Which is good for us and especially getting new


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[Assistant] Miraculous users, because still on this iffy spot where Hawk Moth technically knows the identities.


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[Assistant] Of the Miraculous users because of the end of season 3. So anytime I see that we can get somebody new like Zoe, uhm,


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[Assistant] Interested to see as we continue on, uh, cause obviously more and more of these characters are gonna be able to get these, um, charms from, uh, Ladybug, you know?


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[Assistant] And he knows about them as well. Which is...


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[Assistant] Frightening. So I am nervous that he might start figuring


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[Assistant] That out a bit more and like taking them from people, which is very, very, very bad for us, so.


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[Assistant] Crossing my fingers that he won't, but I have a feeling he's going to.


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[Assistant] Gabriel Gass is a tricky person. It's always terrifying because he just can put these plans into action. I'm also very confused why he actually wanted


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[Assistant] Was he just trying to make money because they were gonna sell clean air? Which is like a scam, BT dubs?


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[Assistant] Uhm, still a little bit confused and baffled by that, but like, who, who, who knows, you know?


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[Assistant] Uh, but yeaah, it was nice just to get Zoe again.


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[Assistant] This season definitely I feel like matters for production code order. Just from what I've seen because if Zoe is skewed off somewhere else we don't know who has the B miraculous. Which is kinda like a big deal. And the start of this season if you don't have like


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[Assistant] Marinette and Adrian, you know, being broken up with by their, uh, current dating partner. Things get a little bit confusing. Uhm.


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[Assistant] And so yeaah, it's, it's interesting. Oh, I ain't getting no secrets cause Alia has to know Marinette's identity as well. So this season really matters for production code.


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[Assistant] For this season, I feel like it is critical you watch it in a certain order, which is good and bad. Obviously it seems like they're trying their best, uhm,


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[Assistant] So, I'm really enjoying Miraculous. Uhm, I know I took a little bit of a break because I knew the video game was coming out and I didn't want to, uhm, get too far ahead of myself for that.


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[Assistant] Uh, but yeah, no, it's been fun. I'm glad that we can kinda get back into this and start watching more. So, thank you all so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. Please make sure if you like this video to like, share, subscribe, all that fun jazz. It really does help me out. And I'll see you all later!


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[Assistant] What do the UK's national parks really look like?


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[Assistant] To see what these landscapes are made up of, let's go on a walk.


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[Assistant] Each second of the walk reveals 1% of our national parks and how they appear from above.


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[Assistant] Are you ready for the UK's national parks in 100 seconds?


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[Assistant] Peat bogs are large stores of water and carbon.


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[Assistant] Scarce in the UK, they have the potential to provide homes for a rich variety of plants and animals.


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[Assistant] We explore heaths and moors for 22 seconds of our walk, stepping over heather, bilberry, cowberry and crowberry plants. Look carefully. Can you see a deer or a hare?


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[Assistant] Much of this land is managed for shooting birds through a combination of cutting, grazing and burning.


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[Assistant] So reflecting on what they look like and the challenges we face.


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[Assistant] What could we do to make the most of our national parks? What do you think?


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[Assistant] But neither Powell nor any other Fed official has explained with any precision just how far the Fed will go. The Federal Reserve raising a key interest rate three quarters of a percent.


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[Assistant] We met with Chairman Powell and six Board of Governors, uhm, because I think the Fed doesn't often get to hear from actual working people and, and how they're seeing things in the economy.


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[Assistant] That raising the interest rates is bad for working people. That we think it puts.


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[Assistant] ...moves that are gonna throw people out of work and basically balance the economy on the backs of working people.


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[Assistant] Well, because the interest rate hikes they were implementing were happening quickly and we thought it was happening too fast. Uhm, and also though,


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[Assistant] Their tools aren't necessarily going to impact the things like gas prices and food prices, which is what most working people are worried about.


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[Assistant] It would be far away, larger than anything else that's been developed thus far.


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[Assistant] Uh, has the capability of going out and acquiring consultants and additional professional expertise. And we're not shy about doing that.


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[Assistant] Otto Berg is a representative from our parent company, Abstergo Industries. He's showing you the true history of the world, just like they showed me. Arivi was kind, he was intelligent and passionate about our work, but a year ago, he caught a glimpse of this truth.


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[Assistant] This is not the way we normally bring people up to speed on these matters, but you worked hard and are proving yourself, so I'm granting you Level 2 Security Access.


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[Assistant] The servers on this floor should unlock more of Shae's memories.


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[Assistant] Join us, and a bright future will be all yours.


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[Assistant] But I choked up at dust yesterday.


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[Assistant] I gotta booboo, please help me. Honey, honey.


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[Assistant] Daddy, daddy, my elbow is hurt. Fell off my bike into the dirt.


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[Assistant] Just a little burn, it's not too bad.


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[Assistant] With an additional division arriving soon, hopes are high that we may finally see a return to peace and stability in the region.


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[Assistant] Just over 12 hours ago, Nigerian Prime Minister Samuel Abedoyo was taken hostage while attending an international technology summit in Lagos. We believe this to be the work of the KVA, a leading anti-Western terrorist organization founded by former Chechen separatists.


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[Assistant] The location and true identity of its leader, codenamed Hades, remains unknown. While the motivation for this abduction is unclear, it is in keeping with a series of boulder attacks attributed to the KVA over the past several years. Your mission is to link up with host nation forces under the command of Captain Ajani and effect the immediate release of the PM.


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[Assistant] The game has like 10 million views already and that's- that boggles my mind because that's more people than I have subscribers. And I'm starting to realize what the impact of that is and what the implications of what that means is when I go to these conventions.


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[Assistant] What I saw in Jack was exactly what I wanted to see from him, because I watched his video, his best weekend ever video, and it describes his whole experience, and I watched through the whole thing, and I-


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[Assistant] Throngs of fans started to make their way towards us, and that's totally fine by the way, I am there to meet you guys, I'm not saying that in a bad light, but when the first mob came at us, you know, I looked over and the first thing I saw was shock, just like,


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[Assistant] I just saw the shock turn to wonder in his eyes. I hate to turn it into a Disney tale or some magical fairy adventure, but it was really true because


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[Assistant] You know, mobbed by fans and, you know, I-I saw that wonder.


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[Assistant] It's the same realization that I had, you know, like a year and a half ago or two years ago, or probably like all the way back to the first time that I ever met a fan at a convention, which was the San Diego Comic Con about three years ago now. And it was the realization that the people


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[Assistant] Out there are really real. I mean you can tell yourself that and you know that in your heart that the people who are subscribing to you are real and you know that and you say that and you really, really believe it.


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[Assistant] But it changes when people are really in front of you and they tell you so much that they care about what you do and they love what you do and they love the videos that you make and they, they respect what you do and like the realization I saw on his face and


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[Assistant] Says that he looks up to me for inspiration and, and in a way he's a fan of me and that blows my mind because I saw his videos way back when, when I first reached out to him and I was just like, Hey, you're a cool Irish dude, you make cool videos, I love your accent.


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[Assistant] I was meeting fans, endless meeting fans from start to finish, I got through the door, I didn't even get up to the doors of the convention center before fans started coming up and saying hi to me. And that's totally fine, like I wanna reiterate, that is absolutely fine, and I love it to death, and I'm so happy that you guys


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[Assistant] Find joy in my videos and find entertainment out of what I do every day and that's the biggest honor that I could possibly have and I got to see, you know, Yami Mash again and I got to see him and


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[Assistant] I got to see Bob and Wade again, and I was so happy to be able to do another panel with a THOUSAND PEOPLE in it! A THOUSAND PEOPLE were in a panel, and I know that's nothing compared to the six and a half million subscribers that I have, but just seeing a thousand people will, like, change your perspective.


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[Assistant] I mean, being in front of them and having the only reason that they are there and having the knowledge that they waited in line for hours and hours just to be there.


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[Assistant] And that some people were even turned away because they didn't get there soon enough. They didn't wait long enough. And it blows my mind that-


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[Assistant] It reaches that level and I'm so, you know, I'm so happy that I'm able to be there because, you know, it's the same thing I was saying when I was doing my 6 million subscriber, er, the milestone video that MarkiplierSingsBadly did, you know, it was the same thing that I was saying back then. When you see


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[Assistant] Every single person, er, not even every single person, but when you see the individual person and you know that one person out there is exactly the same as another person and, you know, the differences that they may have don't matter and that they are there to support you, it's, it's a really humbling experience and...


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[Assistant] God damn, I wish I could do it more, but I'm starting to realize that I'm really spread thin.


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[Assistant] I mean, especially because when I went to South by Southwest Gaming, I was hosting the gaming awards over there, and that was a cool experience, which I'll get to in just a second. But, I was there alone, you know, I was there by myself, I didn't have Bob or Wade or Jack or Yamimash there, and uh, and it was...


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[Assistant] It was so interesting to see it from that perspective, because I was totally alone, and I was unsupported by anyone else, and it was just me out there. And I didn't have a panel or anything, but I was walking the convention floor, I was meeting people, and I was saying hi to everyone, and I had people just...


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[Assistant] Because, you know, I had you guys, and you guys obviously were enjoying it with me, but there's something about having someone on the sidelines that I can look over and I can know that they're-


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[Assistant] You know, they understand and they nod in agreement or something and, and, you know, every time I looked over I just saw the booths that I was blocking up. And they're like, are ye, are these people here for us or what are you doing here, are you gonna move along here? But it, it's so...


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[Assistant] You know, it's so weird to know that now that I'm back in LA, I, I, you know, I'm back with some good friends that I have now, you know, and I just wish that I could do more, you know.


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[Assistant] I've said that a lot, but, you know, I wish I could do more for you guys, and I wish I could do more for the world, and I wish I could do more for my friends, because my friends are the- like-


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[Assistant] I've- I'm so lucky to have the coolest friends in the world who are- are willing to sss- ugh, god damn it. Fuck. I'm sorry.


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[Assistant] I'm so lucky to have the coolest friends in the world that are so supportive of what I do and the things that I appreciate in life and the things that I want to do and I'm just, you know, I'm honored because people look up to me and


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[Assistant] All I'm trying to do is just get through this goddamn video, and all I'm trying to do is make people laugh, and that's all I've ever wanted to do, and that's all I'm ever going to want to do, and I just want-


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[Assistant] You know, to make one person's day brighter. That's why I don't care if people don't like my videos. That's totally fine. People are allowed not to like my videos. People are allowed to not like me. That's totally fine. I'm okay with that, and it's, it's just, it's the coolest thing in the world to know that even one person


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[Assistant] You know, even one person will enjoy what I do and even one person will get-


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[Assistant] A little bit of happiness out of what I do and that makes it all worth it. And, I'm sorry, I'm getting rambly when I'm supposed to be talking about the, the gaming awards that I had and I hosted with Janet Varding and that was so cool!


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[Assistant] So much fun up there, and I know some people saying people were out of control in the audience, but to be honest, like, that's how I'd rather have it, you know, I'd rather have it interactive and open and honest like that, and I don't think anyone who was running the show even minded.


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[Assistant] Oh, that game! I w- I- I meant to play that, but I didn't have time! Oh, there's another one I meant to play, but I didn't have time, and it's just like-


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[Assistant] I wish I had more time because, you know, I was only able to do one video a day for a long time here while I was gone, and I apologize for that. I wish it was different, but I'm trying my best. You know, I'm gonna get back into the swinging things as soon as I get done with this video and actually be able to record something worthwhile. But, it's just, it was so amazing to see because


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[Assistant] Like after I get done with the awards, like I know that, you know, my family was so proud of me. And I talk about my dad a lot, and I don't mean to talk-


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[Assistant] It just means so much to me to know that you guys are there for me and it means so much to know that my friends are there for me and my family and I'm so lucky even though I've been through like people say I've been through a lot of hardship I don't know about that I think pain makes you stronger sometimes but


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[Assistant] I've, I've just, I've been so happy to be able to do this, and, I know it won't last forever, I don't expect it to, I don't want it to, you know, but, yeah, I just wanna do so much more, you know?


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[Assistant] I wanna do more videos with Yamimash and Bob and Wade and Jack and I just wanna do more videos and meet more cool people and I just wanna...


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[Assistant] I just wanna keep going and doing this for as long as I can and I wanna do other things like I'm gonna explore like trying to take singing lessons and learn guitar and piano and I wanna do the things that I've always wanted to do. This is just a matter of time. Oh man.


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[Assistant] God, I wish I had more time. Eh, that's what everyone wants. Anyway, I'm sorry I got weird and mopey and stuff like that, but I just wanted to say that this was...


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[Assistant] Even though it was the busiest, it was one of the coolest periods of time that I've had in my life and...


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[Assistant] I'm so honored that you guys trust me and believe in me and want me to succeed.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't have them any other way, to be honest. So I'll finish up here, just thank you guys so much for being there for me, and thank you guys so much for being.


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[Assistant] They're for each other and the community that's being built, and I know some people have grievances with it, but to be honest, I'm so proud of you guys. You guys are... You guys are the greatest community that I've ever known. And you're the greatest group of people that I've ever known.


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[Assistant] So thank you everybody so much for watching. Thank you for being there. Thank you everyone that went out to those conventions. And I'm sorry to those that I didn't get to meet. I'm only one guy. I'm spread really thin. But thank you guys nonetheless. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I can't say thank you enough. And as always, I will see you in the next video. Buh-bye! Bye! Bye!


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[Assistant] James, I feel a little uncomfortable, you know, pretending that I'm playing for...


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[Assistant] You guys, because I'm not from the UCAM from the USA.


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[Assistant] He knew it. He knew and he let it happen. All those people dead and he fucking profited from it.


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[Assistant] It was coded and encrypted in our own algorithm. It's from Atlas. No one has seen this but us. We need to get out of here. Now!


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[Assistant] Why now Gideon? You could have escaped from New Baghdad with us.


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[Assistant] From our trip, we felt a lot about the connection from land to sea and it's beautiful how it all comes together again in the sculpture.


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[Assistant] There's something that's both scary and awesome about nuclear energy.


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[Assistant] Thanks to the magic of nuclear fission, this plant, Indian Point, generates about a quarter of New York City's electricity with no greenhouse gases or air pollution.


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[Assistant] But the reality is, Indian Point's nuclear technology is not cutting edge. It's old.


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[Assistant] So it looks like a locomotive engine. Westinghouse makes those, so I guess that makes sense. How many of these do you have, first of all?


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[Assistant] Old as the plant is, Indian Points owner Entergy wants to run it for another 20 years. And that makes some people uneasy. After all, this plant is in the most densely populated region in the U.S. Times Square is only about 35 miles away.


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[Assistant] Since the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, Japan, the fight over Indian Point has grown much more contentious.


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[Assistant] At issue in this controversy are major worries about the evacuation plan, and according to critics, a series of unresolved safety issues.


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[Assistant] Long simmering fight over Indian Point and nuclear power in general came to a head after the catastrophic nuclear disaster that took place half a world away in Fukushima, Japan.


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[Assistant] On the afternoon of March 11th, 2011, at 2.46pm, a massive earthquake shook Japan.


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[Assistant] The epicenter of the so-called Tohoku quake was 80 miles off Japan's northeast coast.


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[Assistant] Nuclear plants around the country automatically shut down, including the three operating reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi Complex, run by the Tokyo Electric Power Company, TEPCO, the largest utility in Japan.


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[Assistant] The massive earthquake triggered blackouts throughout the area.


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[Assistant] Inside the plant, TEPCO workers lost electric power vital for pumping cooling water onto the hot nuclear cores.


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[Assistant] Giant locomotive-sized machines like this producing backup electricity to run all the plant's safety systems. But what happened next changed everything.


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[Assistant] Barely half an hour after the quake, the first of a series of tsunami waves hit Japan's coast.


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[Assistant] The world watched as the waves washed over 1300 miles of coastline.


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[Assistant] Destroying communities and killing thousands.


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[Assistant] The emergency diesel generators that had been powering the safety systems were destroyed in the deluge. The giant wave also knocked out crucial wires, circuit breakers, and transformers and washed one of the generator's fuel tanks


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[Assistant] Trapped in a station blackout without any electricity, the plant workers turned to their last resort. A bank of backup batteries, designed to buy them just a few hours of time. They then made a desperate plea for help, but there was little to be found.


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[Assistant] The tsunami had devastated the area around the plant, blocking roads, knocking out communications and power lines.


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[Assistant] TEPCO then ordered special trucks with generators from another power company. But they soon hit a problem.


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[Assistant] Unable to restore electricity, the Fukushima complex then suffered breakdown after breakdown.


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[Assistant] Over the next few days, the reports grew more alarming. Explosions at three reactors. Radioactive contamination spewing into the environment.


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[Assistant] Rescue forces rushed to the scene. Helicopters, firefighters, and police with water cans desperately tried to keep the hot radioactive fuel rods covered with water.


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[Assistant] On March 15th, four days into the crisis, the Prime Minister at the time, Naoto Kahn, addressed the nation.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, workers continued their frantic struggle to get control of the crippled reactors. The plant remained off limits to the public and media, photographed only from a distance.


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[Assistant] But six weeks after the disaster, a member of Japan's Atomic Energy Commission was invited to the plant.


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[Assistant] Iowa documented teams of workers wearing hot, uncomfortable protective gear, navigating a labyrinth of airlocks, struggling to clean up a huge radioactive mess.


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[Assistant] He then ventured outside to the destroyed reactors themselves.


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[Assistant] His rarely seen footage, which he shared with Frontline, is the most complete record of life inside the plant shortly after the accident.


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[Assistant] His stark footage shows the massive damage caused by the explosions.


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[Assistant] Ayahuasca photographed the apocalyptic tsunami damage on the plant's ocean side, where the emergency generators and seawater pumps had been.


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[Assistant] Here and all around the world, nuclear experts were troubled by a vexing question.


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[Assistant] How could this happen in Japan, a country so well known for its technological and engineering brilliance?


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[Assistant] Hidekatsu Yoshi is a former nuclear engineer and a member of Japan's parliament.


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[Assistant] It's clear that when TEPCO designed and built the plant more than 40 years ago, it wasn't prepared for an event of this enormity.


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[Assistant] As this old promotional film shows, the utility was confident that the plant's sea wall was more than sufficient to fend off whatever nature threw at it.


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[Assistant] In fact, we now know many experts had repeatedly warned TEPCO for years that a major tsunami could overwhelm the seawall designed to protect the plant.


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[Assistant] One of the experts, paleontologist Koji Minora, began raising the warning flags decades ago.


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[Assistant] Menorah's research was inspired by a famous ancient poem.


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[Assistant] Do you remember our sleeves wet with mutual tears in oath never to leave each other as the famed waves of Suno Matsuyama?


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[Assistant] It occurred to Minura, the poet might have been writing about an ancient earthquake and tsunami.


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[Assistant] So he dug through some old records. And sure enough, there it was. July 13th in the year 869, a huge quake and tsunami hit Japan. It's known as the Yogan event.


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[Assistant] To look back in time, Menorah dug deep into rice paddies far from the sea. There he found a layer of marine sediment that told a clear story.


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[Assistant] The ocean water reached two and a half miles inland in 869.


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[Assistant] Manura didn't stop there. He dug deeper and found more marine layers. Clear proof of similar giant tsunamis every thousand years or so, like geologic clockwork.


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[Assistant] Over the course of the next 20 years he would publish his findings in major scientific journals.


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[Assistant] So what did TEPCO know, and when did it know it?


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[Assistant] In 869, which I know you're familiar with now, and he published this information 20 years ago, why was that not considered at Fukushima?


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[Assistant] But even if they had heeded the warnings of a giant tsunami, was there anything TEPCO could have done to protect the plant?


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[Assistant] But as it happened on March 11th, the operators found it impossible to control the reactor without the diesel generators.


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[Assistant] Here's what nuclear engineers say happened on that awful day.


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[Assistant] The General Electric designed boiling water reactor used at Fukushima and in many U.S. plants is enshrouded in a massive concrete and steel containment structure.


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[Assistant] Inside is a steel pressure vessel which contains the hot nuclear core.


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[Assistant] When the tsunami destroyed the backup generators, humps and valves failed, meaning no more water was available to cool the core. The water that remained


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[Assistant] The steam interacted with the fuel rods, creating hydrogen.


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[Assistant] As the pressure built up, the explosive hydrogen, along with a witch's brew of radioactive materials, forced its way through a relief valve into the main containment structure and ultimately the outer building.


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[Assistant] It was an unprecedented multiple meltdown disaster.


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[Assistant] For the first time since the Chernobyl accident in 1986, large quantities of dangerous radioactive materials, about one tenth of the Chernobyl release, had spewed into the atmosphere from a stricken nuclear power plant.


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[Assistant] But TEPCO's problems were only just beginning.


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[Assistant] To prevent further core damage, plant workers began feeding sea water into the crippled reactors.


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[Assistant] But much of this highly radioactive water began to leak through cracks.


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[Assistant] Four months after the disaster, I came to Japan.


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[Assistant] The earthquake and tsunami had stripped whole towns from their foundations, killing an estimated 18,000 people.


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[Assistant] But the big concern remains the radioactive fallout from the Fukushima nuclear explosions.


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[Assistant] People here are fearful about how much radiation there is, how far it has spread, and the possible health effects.


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[Assistant] Scientists have been tracking the plume of radiation from Fukushima, carried by wind and rain to fields, school yards, and towns.


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[Assistant] When Japanese authorities set radiation levels for evacuation, they were conservative. 20 millisieverts per year.


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[Assistant] That's the equivalent of two or three abdominal CAT scans in the same period.


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[Assistant] People are even concerned here in Fukushima City, outside the evacuation zone, where radiation contamination is officially below any danger level.


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[Assistant] Over and above any real health issues, the Fukushima accident has disrupted the very fabric of Japanese life.


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[Assistant] The baseball mom, Hirono Koreyama, says she lost her faith in the authorities and nuclear technology.


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[Assistant] Before the Fukushima disaster, nuclear energy was popular here.


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[Assistant] Japan's 54 nuclear reactors supplied one-third of the nation's electricity.


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[Assistant] And the country had ambitious plans to build many more.


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[Assistant] And that profound shift in public opinion had an immediate and unexpected impact on Japan's nuclear policy.


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[Assistant] The disaster at Fukushima triggered a chain reaction far beyond Japan. And nowhere more so than in Germany.


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[Assistant] Long before the meltdown in Japan, people here feared nuclear power.


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[Assistant] What is it about Germans, they have a very strong negative reaction to nuclear power? Why?


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[Assistant] Claudia Kemfert is a Berlin-based economist who focuses on energy issues.


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[Assistant] They set up a special committee to study what to do about nuclear energy and put this man in charge of it.


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[Assistant] Astonishingly, for an industrial country of its scale, within a decade,


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[Assistant] Do you sort of have the sense that, uh, almost everywhere you look with a couple of important exceptions?


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[Assistant] We are in the midst of writing the final chapter on nuclear power.


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[Assistant] One of the big reasons people in Germany have embraced this seemingly rash decision to pull the plug on nuclear power so abruptly is they feel that the alternatives are close at hand.


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[Assistant] For the past 20 years, this nation has invested heavily in renewables with tax subsidies for wind turbines and solar energy. Matter of fact, I'm in the largest solar farm in the world at the moment, about 90 miles south of Berlin. It's kind of surprising to see it in a place like this with such precious little sunshine.


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[Assistant] There may not be a lot of sunshine, but there is plenty of wind here.


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[Assistant] The Germans are making a bold bet that by 2050, 80% of their electricity will come from renewable sources.


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[Assistant] But it's a risk. While people here are already very energy conscious, they will have to become even more so. And without a breakthrough in storage technology, renewables will not be able to provide so-called baseload power.


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[Assistant] A steady supply of electricity, 24-7. This is something nuclear energy does very well.


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[Assistant] But can you get to that renewable future without the bridge?


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[Assistant] And that is really bad news for the environment. In fact, Germany's hasty decision to abandon nuclear energy after Fukushima has alarmed many climate scientists.


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[Assistant] One of the most respected of them all, NASA's James Hansen, worries that Germany, a nation that has signed the Kyoto Protocol, vowing to limit carbon emissions, will end up exacerbating climate change. If everyone pulled the plug on nuclear power, what would be the consequences of that?


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[Assistant] Nuclear power is essential, at least as a bridge, in order to reduce carbon emissions, you feel.


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[Assistant] But not all countries are abandoning nuclear energy. China is taking the lead on a new generation of reactors. France, India, Russia, and others remain committed, as is the U.S.


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[Assistant] At MIT's Nuclear Engineering School, the faculty has done the math. These engineers see no environmentally sustainable way to meet the energy needs of seven billion people that doesn't include nuclear power, and a lot of it.


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[Assistant] So it would be inaccurate to say Fukushima is the beginning of the end of nuclear power.


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[Assistant] A lot of people envision a future when it's all renewable. Are we a long way off from that?


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[Assistant] Regardless of the environmental arguments, any nuclear future in the US depends on avoiding accidents like Fukushima.


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[Assistant] Nuclear safety in the U.S. is the responsibility of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, an agency with a staff of 4,000 and five politically appointed commissioners, led by the chairman Gregory Yatsuko. To what extent is what happened at Fukushima


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[Assistant] Kind of a complete surprise to the whole nuclear industry worldwide.


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[Assistant] America's 104 nuclear reactors may not face high risks from a tsunami, but they have to be prepared for earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, fires, potential terrorist attacks, or as happened last summer in Nebraska, a historic flood.


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[Assistant] Yatsko could make that claim in part because of NRC actions at Fort Calhoun before the flood.


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[Assistant] Take the case of the North Anna plant in Virginia.


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[Assistant] A 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook the eastern seaboard, centered just 11 miles from North Anna.


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[Assistant] While the quake was bigger than the plant's designers had planned for, North Anna did just fine.


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[Assistant] A bullet dodged, but no thanks to the NRC, according to Dave Lockbaum.


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[Assistant] Critics say the NRC's worst record for inaction is fire protection. 35 years ago, a fire here at the Browns Ferry nuclear plant in Alabama led to new federal fire protection standards.


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[Assistant] But today, 47 reactors still don't meet those standards. And remarkably, one of those non-compliant plants is Brown's Ferry itself.


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[Assistant] Which brings us back to Indian Point. A Fukushima scale accident here, less than 50 miles from the lower tip of Manhattan.


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[Assistant] Would likely mark the end of the U.S. nuclear industry.


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[Assistant] 17 million people live within 50 miles of this plant.


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[Assistant] And that's one reason plant operator Entergy's application for a 20-year renewal is proving so controversial.


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[Assistant] The company says it spent a billion dollars on upgrades and that an accident of the scale of Fukushima could


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[Assistant] This is a contentious license renewal. The most contentious I think we can agree on, right? Why?


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[Assistant] Lin Sykes, a Columbia University geologist, has spent years arguing that the Indian Point plant is not fully prepared for earthquakes.


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[Assistant] Two seismic fault zones intersect one mile north of the plant.


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[Assistant] So the Ramapo fault, which you discovered. Where's Indian Point?


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[Assistant] If they were designing the plan today, says Sykes, the NRC would certainly take into account the newly discovered seismic data.


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[Assistant] Not all experts agree with Lynn Sykes. Other geologists claim the Ramapo fault is not seismically active, and energy insists Indian Point could handle a magnitude 7 quake.


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[Assistant] Nonetheless, with all this radioactive material on site, Sykes' work raises an important question.


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[Assistant] If a powerful earthquake triggered a series of unforeseen events leading to a release of radiation, like Fukushima, how would so many people make their way to safety?


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[Assistant] The plant is in Buchanan, New York, one mile from the center of town. There is an evacuation plan here.


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[Assistant] But many people who live here do not believe the plan will work.


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[Assistant] This is the evacuation room. This kinda says it all.


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[Assistant] If you try to imagine everybody getting in their cars,


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[Assistant] In the coming months, the NRC will decide on Indian Point's request for a 20-year extension. Unless the state succeeds in blocking the renewal, it is unlikely to be denied. After all, 71 reactors have already been relicensed, but this suggests a future problem.


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[Assistant] Back in Japan, nearly a year after the accident.


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[Assistant] The consequences of Fukushima can be seen everywhere.


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[Assistant] It took until December for workers to stabilize the reactors.


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[Assistant] Finally achieving so-called cold shutdown.


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[Assistant] Decommissioning the site itself is an immense job.


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[Assistant] Tens of thousands of evacuees are still unable to go home until the contamination is cleaned up.


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[Assistant] By May, experts estimate every one of Japan's 54 reactors will be shut down.


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[Assistant] And in areas from 20 to 30 kilometers, we would like to ask you to remain indoors, at home, or in your offices.


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[Assistant] All of this as we count down to Earth Day 2021 and the world premiere of Secrets of the Whales on Disney+.


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[Assistant] In a moment, singer-songwriter Alt Bloom will tell you how you can be part of Share Your Spot, Nat Geo's Earth Day hashtag challenge. So kick back and get ready to celebrate our shared love for the planet we all call home.


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[Assistant] Wonderful to hear from Ray and Lily Gall. I see that breakdancing.


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[Assistant] Is there a cooler job title than National Geographic Explorer? Right now, I'm super excited to be among the first to step foot in the National Geographic Museum's brand new exhibition, Once Upon a Climb Stories from Everest, opening later this year.


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[Assistant] The exhibit is the latest in National Geographic's long history of working on Mount Everest, including awarding nearly 200 grants for Everest-related projects.


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[Assistant] In addition to being the world's highest mountain, Everest is also a massive water tower that supplies drinking water to over a billion people, making its protection all the more important.


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[Assistant] But now, we travel from Nepal to Sweden to link up with Jose Gonzalez, who will be performing his brand new track, Visions, off his forthcoming album, Local Valley. Then, we'll catch a performance from one of the greatest artists in world music today, the legendary Angelique Kidjo.


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[Assistant] Next stop, the Berkshires, an epic performance from the incomparable Yo-Yo Ma awaits. He is also featured in the May issue of National Geographic Magazine, now on newsstands. But first, we're honored to share a special message from the ever-inspiring Dr. Jane Goodall.


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[Assistant] Such a moving performance from Yo-Yo Ma. You can learn more about him in Nat Geo's new book, Spark, coming out April 27th from best-selling author Claudia Kalb. And does it get any better than Jane?


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[Assistant] Coming up next, we have a world premiere video for My Morning Jacket, as well as an appearance by singer-songwriter Valerie June. And stick around, still coming up are performances by Willie Nelson, Maggie Rogers, and so much more.


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[Assistant] What a cool video from my morning jacket and a stellar performance by Valerie June. Also, great to hear from Lucy.


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[Assistant] Next up, we've got National Geographic explorer and photographer Ryan Scarry giving us a sneak peek at Secrets of the Whales, the epic four-part series premiering on Disney Plus on Earth Day.


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[Assistant] What amazing footage. Don't forget the Disney Plus world premiere of Secrets of the Whales is just a few hours away. For now, let's check out a fun performance of I Don't Want to Live on Mars by the one and only Ziggy Marley before Rostam serenades us with These Kids We Knew.


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[Assistant] Those were truly wonderful performances from Ziggy and Rastam. Earlier we heard from Jane Goodall who once said, Only if we understand will we care. Only if we care will we help. Only if we help shall all be saved.


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[Assistant] That mindset has been at the core of NatGeo's purpose-driven storytelling, and now they're taking that one step further through the creation of Planet Possible, National Geographic's new platform to inform, inspire, and empower consumers to live more lightly on the planet. Here's more about this exciting new program.


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[Assistant] And then, we'll pay a visit to Willie Nelson's backyard for a performance of Laws of Nature.


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[Assistant] One of the biggest threats to marine life is single use plastics. So here I am in a dress made from 79 recycled plastic bottles. Isn't it the perfect Earth Day Eve outfit?


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[Assistant] And now we'll close out the program with Maggie Rogers, who will be delivering a golden hour performance of Love You for a Long Time.


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[Assistant] Before we go, don't forget to share photos and videos of your happy places using hashtag share your spot and come over to Nat Geo's TikTok next for a very special after party.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much for joining us. We hope you feel excited and inspired by everything you've seen and heard today. Happy Earth Day from National Geographic.


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[Assistant] Trying to make sense of the now.


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[Assistant] Visions. Imagining the world's second people.


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[Assistant] With no one to praise or blame.


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[Assistant] Toward unreachable utopia.


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[Assistant] Challenge to steer a world collected. Destiny. Visions.


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[Assistant] Look that we're in the...


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[Assistant] We are in together.


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[Assistant] I just jumped into the abyss. That was terrifying.