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[Assistant] I'm birdie, I didn't know you cared. Let me take a closer look.


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[Assistant] Am I right? No, Bertie, you're not right. Cause see, I got the girl. And that means I don't really need you now, do I?


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[Assistant] That's a beautiful day. Birdie! Who is, uh, what the hell is her name again now? Uh, Jade! Who's Jade?


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[Assistant] Oh, you're good this time, Bertie. You've been very useful. But if I see your weasel face again, I will bury you right here next to the Founding Fathers. I can promise you that. You know I will.


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[Assistant] Girls are one piece. I wanna keep her that way. I wanna see 10 million. Right now. Like we agreed.


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[Assistant] What? You don't have what? Are you fucking kidding me?


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[Assistant] Oh, no, no, no. See, that's not how this works, partner. You better find someone who's got the authority right now or the deal's over. You got the three. Well, let me talk to my superior. Three.


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[Assistant] Well, the fun's over, honcho. Ten million right now. And you fuck with me, it'll be ten million more. Throw in the split tail.


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[Assistant] You're a nice piece of ass, honey. What are you doing with a limp dick?


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[Assistant] I'll uh, I'll give you a call in a little while. Let you know where you can find Victoria. C'mon darlin'.


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[Assistant] Optics? Totally fried. And let's not even talk about the power supply. You know how expensive this gear is, son?


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[Assistant] So Johnson, when you gonna tell me how you made it back home in one piece?


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[Assistant] Huh! My ass! Well, you can forget about those-


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[Assistant] All this? It's all fucking useless. What, you forget you're an American? Americans knock. Where's the original journal?


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[Assistant] Pagan no longer represents a clear and present danger to the US. We needed to erase our footprint, you rat. You did a damn fine job of it!


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[Assistant] So everything you told me is a lie. What I said about your mom and your old man, all that was true. What I told you about you my-


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[Assistant] You can tell Amethyst and Sabaal we are ready to fight. They have targets picked.


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[Assistant] I fuck with that, cause I would hire her too. Would you get some Yeezys after you done? No. You don't like Yeezys?


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[Assistant] Yeah, she got Kanye West in her corner. They already got some black lady out of jail. A few black- a few people out of jail. Yeah, so I fuck with her. Plus, you wanna go to court, see a lawyer, and she look good. Like, especially if you in jail, my nigga, you go to court, you want your lawyer to look bad as fuck. That is true. Have some bitches to see.


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[Assistant] If you got in some trouble and she passed her exam, would you hire her as a lawyer?


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[Assistant] Ikari Gozen? Uhm, I don't have an idea of what this one might be about.


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[Assistant] Or it's about Kagami and her family, maybe her clan, things like that. So, I'd be kind of-


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[Assistant] Not sure, but nevertheless, I am very excited to watch. Hope you guys are as well. Please keep in mind to support the official release of Miraculous Ladybug either on Disney Plus or on, uhm, Netflix depending on what country you're in.


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[Assistant] Without further, uh, do, let's get started!


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[Assistant] Aw, this is really fun, I like the idea.


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[Assistant] Ohhh, that's what the bath bombs were for.


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[Assistant] I'm just saying, that's so crazy that Marinette Zodiac is the snake. That's crazy, I wonder-


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[Assistant] I wonder who else is kind of like a snake. Who, who else identifies with the snake miraculous? Hmm. Hmm. It's a real mystery, I wonder.


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[Assistant] I wonder who, who, who that could be. Hmm, and who was, uhm, sup- Do you, do you, do you guys remember who was like-


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[Assistant] Super incompatible with the snake miraculous? Maybe, maybe there's something to that. Did you guys ever think of that? Has anyone ever had that thought?


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[Assistant] Okay, but like seriously though, uhm, I'm so glad that we got an episode with Kagami and that hopefully from this point on and granted a little bit of leeway for the fact that, you know, these episodes kind of go in any order so things don't really take full effect until next season.


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[Assistant] They don't have friends, they haven't been out, so they just don't know things as well, so it's harder for them.


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[Assistant] That kakami's a good person and she wants to do her best. She's just fierce and there's nothing wrong with that queen. You be fierce. So


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[Assistant] I just feel bad for her. She was trying. I know she, it was a little awkward, but she was doing her best though. Um, uh, but it was just so heart breaking to see her like,


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[Assistant] Okay, she has like told you, like, you know, you pick your target, you go for it. Like, don't you hesitate. If you want to be with Adrienne, you go for it, girlfriend. Or else, I'm taking them. And I think that was very fair of her. Very, very fair of her.


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[Assistant] But I would like Kugami to be around a bit more. I like her, I want to get to know her more. I hope we can have another like...


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[Assistant] Marinette Kagami episode where they get to like hang out and like we get to expand that friendship more. That would be really nice.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I have no idea though, we'll see. Uhm.


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[Assistant] But I do know we're getting very close to the end of season three, so I don't know if we'll have a lot more episodes that are like that. Uhm.


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[Assistant] And I do know, uh, most of you have said a lot of the, like, good, cool episodes are coming up here pretty soon, so I'm excited. I know this was also one of the ones that people are very excited for me to see, uhm, which I understand now because I'm-


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[Assistant] I don't know if there's really a middle ground of like meh kagami?


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[Assistant] I'm trying to redo the math in my head again, so Kagami got a miraculous, um, Nino, Alia, we've had Chloe, um, Luca,


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[Assistant] Max. Six? Have we used six Miraculous?


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[Assistant] Miraculous before the end of this season. It seems to kind of be the thing that we're doing where we're just kind of, you know, giving Miraculous to everybody. I do like the fact that uhm, Master isn't hiding now.


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[Assistant] Because after Feast, Master's like, I'm not safe here, I need to like, do things. So, I'm kinda curious where Feat sits in the airing order versus production order.


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[Assistant] And he'd be like, my cover, I gotta do something else. And then he's back home. I guess it's not super weird, but it's slightly odd to me.


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[Assistant] But it makes sense in the order we're watching it, so I don't have any complaints. But yeah, so we, uhm, doing the math, let me, let me get the math for you. So, uhm, we are doing, uhm, episode 19.


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[Assistant] TimeTagger will be its own singular episode, okay? Own singular episode. We're going to start getting into some- some other...


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[Assistant] And the two specials we need to watch, New York and Shanghai, by the end of August, so.


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[Assistant] But thank you guys so much for watching. I really do appreciate it. Uh, this was a very fun episode and I like the idea of like a friendship day. I think it's really fun. It gives you a chance to like meet somebody new and different, so.


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[Assistant] That's Wade for ya. The guy likes his carnage. Sick, sick shit.


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[Assistant] Cortana. What is this? Cortana, answer me.


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[Assistant] Not much interest because the archdemon is a decade dead and no need to conscript because there's no blight coming. Treaties give wardens the right to take what we need, who we need. These idiots forced this fight, so I conscripted their victims.


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[Assistant] Inquisitor. The Archdemon flew off as soon as you disappeared. The Venatori Magister is unconscious but alive. Cullen thought you might wish to deal with him yourself. The surviving Wardens are in custody. What few of us there are. You have our unconditional surrender. Where is Stroud?


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[Assistant] Inquisitor, we have no one left of any significant rank. What do we do now?


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[Assistant] My name is Zamrith, you guys are clicking on this video and deciding to watch me. Before we start, I just wanted to say I am still recovering from tonsillitis and I think maybe a cold. I'm not sure. Uhm, so I do have a cough drop in. I'm so sorry. I really try not to have candy or eat while I'm doing reactions, but I kind of need this.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, but yeah, so we are watching Time Tager. I am very excited. This is our episode 19 of season 3. Uh, we are going in production order just as a reminder. I am very excited to watch this episode. Uhm,


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[Assistant] Uh, timetaggers sounds interesting. Either we're getting like, uh,


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[Assistant] Awww. Villain equality. You need to put the same work in for every villain. Come on, man. Their feelings are valid too.


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[Assistant] No more rhymes now, I mean it! Wait, so when Hawkmoth akumatizes someone, he doesn't have a little timer thing? When does his timer thing start?


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[Assistant] You have a miraculous now that worked.


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[Assistant] But okay, I've got it. The miraculous that Alex has.


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[Assistant] Is the new miraculous for this? We still have to give the miraculous to-


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[Assistant] Oh, and that's, oh, they explained my question I just had about Hawk Moth. Oh, you just have more strength and endurance when you're older.


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[Assistant] What does that mean? A friend? What friend? Thanks again, Lila!


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[Assistant] My brain hurts. I feel like there's so much to think about.


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[Assistant] That was just given in this episode. Like way too much information was just given. Okay.


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[Assistant] Which is not usually something I do because most of the time I can just kind of like freely talk and we work it out. But there was just so much in this episode. It may be because I'm coming off of being sick, but I'm just a little bit slow and I need to kind of like process everything. So I know


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[Assistant] At the end when they showed Lyla talking to Chris and being like, I'm a creator! I- I was getting kind of confused because I was like,


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[Assistant] Is Lila like Hawk Moth and he's like creating this truss with Lila?


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[Assistant] The creators were trying to portray to us there is the reason that Chris came back to this time because


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[Assistant] Obviously didn't need to come back to this time and the fact that Chris came back to this time was like really weird, but I think the significance of it was


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[Assistant] Since Laila lied to him and basically was like, I'm the creator of this game.


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[Assistant] Older Chris came back to basically seek his revenge?


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[Assistant] On her lying to him. And that's why he was doing the little rap, uhm, stuff from the rap game in this episode. So I, I believe that's why Chris came back was cause uhm,


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[Assistant] He was going back to when the event occurred of when he was lied to.


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[Assistant] Which seemed to have quite an impact on Chris because, you know, he was just like, wow, you know, like believing her and then he found out he was lied to and that caused, you know, his akumatization and then coming back here to maybe try to.


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[Assistant] Prevent that from happening. Also, why would she, why, why would Alia let Lila babysit?


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[Assistant] They're siblings, like, that seemed weird, but like, whatever I guess.


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[Assistant] Anyways, going on to the actual, like, wah of this episode though. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Bonnex. Bonnex was introduced in such a cool way. So it wasn't Alex getting Bonnex, you know, the Bonnie Miraculous. It's that Alex already has.


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[Assistant] I was like really confused, but like also really enjoying that fact.


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[Assistant] I think that's really, really cool. Uh, because basically, uhm, I'm gonna get watered because my voice is going. Basically, from what we are learning,


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[Assistant] If uhm, cause we learned in episode before that.


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[Assistant] Marinette's technically going to be training as the new guardian?


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[Assistant] So maybe that just means that she's still the guardian and gives them out, or maybe people just get to have them?


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[Assistant] As adults, like, we still haven't solved the whole Hawk Moth problem, but-


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[Assistant] So eventually we solve this problem and we move on to somebody else with the Hawk Moth, you know, persona. Which I think is interesting and also the fact that


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[Assistant] I thought that was weird because they're like, yeah, but you're not my Hawk Moth. So it's like, so they're also using it's usually like, uh, they pick a different name.


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[Assistant] Like even, uh, Adrian to, uh,


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[Assistant] Luca had different names for the Snake Miraculous persona that they put on. So I think that's interesting.


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[Assistant] I, I'm curious to hopefully see it later on. We didn't really get to see our, our future, uhm,


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[Assistant] Selfs, which is kind of unfortunate, but I get it. Like, they don't wanna- I think it's smart. They don't wanna commit to a future look yet. Which makes sense to me.


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[Assistant] But dang, I'm excited if we'll ever get to see, and I'm sure we will, obviously, so I guess I shouldn't. It's um, I think it's more a matter of when than if, but I'm excited to see Alex as Bunex, eventually. I think that'll be really cool.


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[Assistant] And yeah, my brain is gonna piece things back together.


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[Assistant] I was very confused, but I got it now. Uhm, about why Alex had the miraculous already when we weren't missing that particular miraculous. I think I've got that all booped in the place now in my brain. I was very confused, but I think I have it now.


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is such a cool episode. I'm trying to like think of everything because I don't want to miss anything because there was a lot to talk about. I'm curious because obviously we know Hawk Moth is trying to get his wish.


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[Assistant] Marinette is still our ladybug in the future.


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[Assistant] Cat Noir could be different, but from the way, uhm, future Alex Bonnex was talking to us, it sounds like they're still their normal selves.


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[Assistant] It doesn't sound like we have a different cat noir or anything.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and the only reason why I say we know 100% that Marinette is still our ladybug is because of her voice is obviously still, uh, Christina V, it's just her...


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[Assistant] No, instead of being like this, it's now this. A more mature woman voice, but we know it's her. So, interesting. I'm curious to see, uh,


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[Assistant] If Bunix will come back again, or if it'll just be our Alex taking on that mantle soon. But really cool, and I love the whole, uhm, concept of time, uh, traveling.


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[Assistant] And that, number one, they do put the kibosh on it pretty quickly, cause Katnora's like, why don't we use it more? And she's like because it can mess things up badly, so I don't use it much. I am the last resort. Which I think is smart.


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[Assistant] Which really puts a kibosh on like the hardcore time traveling. Of course you can kinda teleport.


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[Assistant] Because, especially with- if we have adult bonnets with us.


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[Assistant] Like, she can just use it infinitely it seems without getting tired, which I think is really cool. I-


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[Assistant] Why do we constantly have to go, like, rest and regenerate when Hawk Moth seems to just be able to, like, re-accumulatize someone instantly again? I think that's crazy, but yeah, now we learn. It's just, you're an adult, uhm, you know.


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[Assistant] Which, it makes sense, but yeaah, that was really cool to like, get that information. I'm glad we finally, uhm, have that?


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[Assistant] I'm trying to think of what else there was. Uhm, oh, the fact that Pat Noir broke.


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[Assistant] So that means we have two broken miraculous in the future. Which is kinda crazy. Uhm, basically trapping her in like ancient times. Don't really understand how she lived, but eh.


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[Assistant] Super weird nonetheless, but I liked this episode a lot. I thought it was really cool. I thought it was interesting to learn all these things. I definitely understand why, uhm,


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[Assistant] Everybody was really interested in getting to see me, uh, watch it. So definitely enjoyed it. It was a fun time and excited to see what else the future has for us. Uhm, as a, uh,


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[Assistant] Reminder and a little announcement as well. Next week is our week of Miraculous. So Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, every day we're getting an episode of Miraculous. I am pushing Jujutsu Kaisen back a week to accommodate that.


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[Assistant] So I'm very excited for Miraculous. I hope you guys are as well. We're gonna get through, uhm,


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[Assistant] Season 3 and the specials in this month of August, so.


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[Assistant] I'm very excited as long as my voice stays with me and I can recover. That's our plan. So super hyped for that. Hope you guys are as well. Uhm, please make sure if you like this video to like, share, subscribe, all that fun jazz. Comment down below. Let me know what you guys thought. Let me know if I missed.


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[Assistant] Anything, no spoilers, but just let me know if I missed something in this or if I misunderstood something, cause I really tried to understand.


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[Assistant] Everything and there was a lot of things they were saying that could be misconstrued around. So let me know. I think I, I think I kinda got most of it here. So thanks guys and I'll see you all later. Bye!


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[Assistant] Announce us. The invitation was for Master Lavellan only. The rest of you must wait here.


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[Assistant] You are unlike the other invaders.


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[Assistant] You have the features of those who call themselves Elven. You bear the mark of magic, which is familiar. How has this come to pass?


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[Assistant] We are sentinels, tasked with standing against those who trespass on sacred ground. We wake only to fight, to preserve this place. Our numbers diminish with each invasion. I know what you seek.


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[Assistant] Like all who have come before you, you wish to drink from the Veera Belasan.


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[Assistant] I believe you. Trespass as you are, but you have followed rites of petition. You have shown respect to Mythal. If these others are enemies of yours, we will aid you in destroying them. When this is done, you shall be permitted to depart. And never return.


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[Assistant] To keep it from your grasping fingers. Better it be lost than bestowed upon the undeserving.


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[Assistant] As each servant of Mythal reached the end of their years, they would pass their knowledge on through this.


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[Assistant] All that we were All that we knew It would be lost forever


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[Assistant] Each time we awaken, it slips further from our grasp.


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[Assistant] To you, it shall make no difference.


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[Assistant] Anything else but roaches, really. That's just where I draw the line.


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[Assistant] Yo, it's your boy Hakeem and today we finna hit the streets and go ask some people some questions. Let's go. Dave East just said the Old Town Road song is trash. What y'all think?


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[Assistant] For most songs nowadays, to me it's the beat. Cause I think most people's verses are garbage. I see no wrong there. Geez.


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[Assistant] Uuuh, uuuh, oh wait, I want more. Do you? Nas X, like, he found a quick little pocket. It's not a song to me, that shit's an interlude, it's like a minute fifty. It's a good replay time. Is it a good song? No. Is it catchy? Yes. Everybody has an opinion, like, don't be bitter. That shit's slap. On sauce, that shit's slap, I be fuckin' with it. That shit go hard as fuck, I'm not gonna lie.


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[Assistant] Man, y'all know, everybody keeps saying they're my nigga Davies. My nigga Davies nice, man. They don't even do that. Stop playing my nigga Davies, alright? Davies.


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[Assistant] Old town road, I'm gonna ride till I can't no more. You know who you actually kinda look like? I love Makonnen.


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[Assistant] Band passed away. Oh, R.I.P. Granny. Rest in peace, Granny. You don't like Old Town Road?


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[Assistant] Exploration and curiosity of that next step.


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[Assistant] I think for all of us that are involved on this Artemis team, we would all be absolutely thrilled to be the first woman on the moon. And to know that even if it's not me, that I probably know the first woman that's going to set foot on the moon is something that is so fulfilling.


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[Assistant] I think for me it was really a combination of things, of having this fascination for science and nature and the world around me.


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[Assistant] This is just an innate characteristic in the human species to explore.


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[Assistant] Understanding more about our solar system, about our universe, about the formation, not only of other planetary objects like the moon and Mars, but of our own.


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[Assistant] When you look back at the planet from above, you don't see any of those man-made geopolitical boundaries that we've imposed upon ourselves. And it's so easy to realize how we truly are all in this together. We are all one.


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[Assistant] Pretender. You toy with forces beyond your ken. No more.


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[Assistant] Words mortals often hurl at the darkness. Once they were mine. They are always lies. Know me. Know what you have pretended to be.


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[Assistant] The anchor is permanent. You have spoilt it with your stumbling.


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[Assistant] Be honored. Witness death at the hands of a new god.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world, and today I'm here with...


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[Assistant] A legend in the game, someone who's been putting in work for an incredibly long time. So I'm truly honored to have a conversation with Trey the Truth. How you doing G? Hold up my brother, how you doing?


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[Assistant] Amazing man, it's very, very nice to have you in here. We got a packed schedule today, but I was like, for the truth, we're coming in at 11.


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[Assistant] Definitely. There was that whole situation that came up where, uh, the guy who played James Bond, that they, they had a photo of him wearing his baby on, on his chest. And then I forget who it was, but some late night host was trying to clown on him for that. And it was such a big controversy. He's like, how can you clown someone? Yeah, it looks a little goofy, but he's taking care of his kid.


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[Assistant] Uhm, specifically, were you ever worried about having a daughter in comparison to just having all these boys? Because it's like, now you know what it's like to take a child to adulthood with a boy. A girl is like a different challenge, huh?


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[Assistant] You've always sort of had that protector gene in you. It's always kind of been a big part of how people view you. Have you always felt like that since you were young? Were you like the man of the house to a certain extent?


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[Assistant] Because when you have a boy, and I guess you've seen this straight up, so you can tell me what it's like, but it seems like- You ain't got no kids yet? Nah, not yet.


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[Assistant] You could raise them in this bubble where you're sort of protecting them from everything around you, protecting them from, you know, the swear words and the people smoking weed and the way that people talk about women, et cetera. It's kind of like at a certain point, your son is probably just going to become one of the guys who's just going to be in the room while you're with your friends having a conversation. So it's kind of like.


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[Assistant] I mean, when you think about who you are now as an adult, it's because you've been through the ring or all this stuff that you either did or you found out about or you thought was cool and then you did it and you learned from it. It's all because you actually been through that and it's a lot to expect a young kid


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[Assistant] You know, that you've been going through stuff, like in terms of the Nipsey thing, like that influence is clearly felt throughout the project, that sadness and that reflection.


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[Assistant] That makes sense. Can we talk about how you actually met Nipsey and what the relationship was like?


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[Assistant] Was that something where you just met him and immediately felt some sort of energy between each other?


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[Assistant] So, you guys always sort of got along real well together. Do you remember where you were when you first heard about what happened to him?


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[Assistant] That's so good. Uhm, okay, so where were we at? Your brother.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Damn, did it hit you extra hard because of the fact that you're somebody who is still so much a part of your community and you're just around the people and that's just kind of a big part of your identity? I think he was like that too.


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[Assistant] Because you guys are like hometown hero rap stars that are really truly like ambassadors of the community, which you don't always see from people that are in your perspective, you know?


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[Assistant] Right, well it's interesting because, you know,


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[Assistant] A lot of people are involved in kinda like the street life, doing stuff when you're younger, that whether it's violence or selling drugs or whatever, it's like there's a lot of...


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[Assistant] A lot of, you know, stuff that you might have been doing when you were younger, you might not have necessarily considered the impact that it could have had negatively, but now you're going out of your way to have an overtly positive impact on your community, right?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean we could even keep it within Texas, like Tay K was looking like he was going to be this big breakout star out of Texas and they gave him like 50 years and this and, you know, you could say that the situation he was involved in was all messed up and he definitely shouldn't have been involved in that. There's no question about that. But they're not even saying he pulled the trigger.


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[Assistant] When you see something like that, it's gotta, it's gotta hurt just knowing that the mistakes you make when you're bare, you're not an adult, the mistakes you make are gonna basically ruin your entire life.


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[Assistant] And I really, I think this kind of emphasizes why it's like motherfuckers need to take care of their kids because you could easily have a 16, 17 year old kid who ends up ruining his entire life just because he maybe didn't have his dad around. I can't say that about take care of anything, but that's like, you know,


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[Assistant] You've probably known a lot of people who weren't on top of taking care of their kids throughout their life. Did that ever even seem like an option to you or was it always so obvious that you were going to be a good dad? And did you ever even come close to not fulfilling your duties in your opinion?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's a weird situation for you now because you're dealing with the custody stuff. You can only see your daughter once a month. It's like, would you be having a really hard time making decisions about how you balanced your time if you were able to have her every day? Would it then be really hard for you to go out and do three, four shows in a week?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, I think it's good too because it's like, you want people to know that you're growing and to be able to grow with you and it's like, you know, you've, clearly your demeanor and attitude has changed over the years, but it feels like with having the baby there, it's very like in your face, like nah, this is, I'm a different dude than I was ten, however many years ago.


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[Assistant] I know you've probably told this story a million times, but can you tell us, just hit us with those memories of the first times that you linked up with Screw and what it was like going into that atmosphere and where were you as a rapper before you got introduced to that?


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[Assistant] Was that weird going into that environment where there's a lot of smoking and drinking and everything being done and were you not into that even at that time? No, I ain't never smoked or drank. You never felt tempted?


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[Assistant] Right, definitely. Uhm, when you were...


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[Assistant] In that environment though, uh, like what you're describing there, it just makes Houston at that time period, it makes it sound like the underground.


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[Assistant] Hip hop scene was just so alive with this, this whole screw tape thing and everything at that time.


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[Assistant] How would you compare that to the rap scene these days where it seems like so much stuff just basically takes place online. There are a ton of rappers coming out of Texas right now. Texas definitely having a moment right now, but how would you compare that sort of scene like at that time when you fell in love with rap versus the way it is these days?


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[Assistant] Does it seem weird to you that there's less of a regional sound now because of the internet? That it's like, you don't hear music as often and you're like, oh that's that Texas shit, that's that Texas sound.


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[Assistant] That's a different age, because like if you were to look at that era of those screw tapes and everything, that's an era where there was literally no other music on earth that sounded anything like what he was doing at that time. It's very different than like where hip-hop now, when we talk about the next new artists out of Texas, we're talking about the artists that are resonating, that are doing millions of views on YouTube, where it's making sense to the people.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you kinda came out at a weird time, like between the CD age and the streaming age. There's a lot of artists like you who maybe never really got the money or the props that they maybe could have in a way. Not to say that your career in any way hasn't been.


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[Assistant] And it's I think confusing to a lot of people.


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[Assistant] The level to which guys like you guys operate on respect and how that's the most important thing to you and you know, like when we saw that incident where uh, Almighty Jay goes chain took or whatever and then to have Jay, Jay Prince come out and just


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[Assistant] I, cause when I did the Jay Prince interview, like leading up to it, I've been watching interviews with his pops and stuff and just kind of thinking about like the concept of respect and just sort of dwelling on it in my head. And then after I do the interview, Jay Prince Jr. tells me that the reason why he wanted to do the interview was because there had been this girl on the podcast and she had said to me,


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[Assistant] Like, what's up with Jay Prince Jr., or whatever, like, like, should I be scared of them? And my response was, I don't know if you should be scared of them, but you should definitely respect them.


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[Assistant] And like I didn't even think twice about it when I said it, but she shut up right then. She was, I don't know if she was going to air some shit out, say something, but she shut up right then. And then Jay told me right after he's like,


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[Assistant] When I heard you say that I fucked with that and that's why I wanted you to be my first interview. And that just like reminded me that when you do the respectable real thing in any given situation, it might not immediately pay off, but it's always like an investment on what people think of you going forward.


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[Assistant] I think part of it too is just that you had to grind so hard for everything that you've accomplished in your career. You never had it really handed to you. And the number one people that I see acting like, you know, spoiled brats or whatever is when you see some.


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[Assistant] 18 year old kid, whatever, who just blows up out of nowhere. And he didn't really have to work that hard on his music career, but now he's got everything being thrown at him and he doesn't really have that perspective on it. I would put you in that category, I would put myself in that category because I had to work so hard doing this shit, making Jack shit for money.


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[Assistant] But it's a kind of lesson that you're just gonna keep learning it over and over and over in your life in different ways and it's gonna keep sort of sinking into your brain. You've been hearing it since you were too young to even really understand.


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[Assistant] They love anytime that I talk to somebody that's like a grown ass man that I got a real conversation with just cause it's like, you know, they get annoyed. I think sometimes when you interview a young rapper that got a hot song, but then it's like they, they ain't really that good at having a conversation, you know?


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[Assistant] Nah, it's an important thing to be calling attention to. That's definitely, that's the grown trade of truth right there. It's like raising attention to serious issues.


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[Assistant] Can I, I would be remiss if I didn't mention this in this interview, is that, you know how sometimes you and your friends will just have a song that maybe isn't the biggest song, but it'll just go, you and your friends listen to it a thousand times?


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[Assistant] Future, Long Live the Pimp featuring Trey the Truth. I have listened to that song 5 million times throughout my life.


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[Assistant] I need to be digitized. Let's do it. Yeah. Hey man. Alright man. Trade the truth. Exhale. Out now. Everybody go check that out. Trade the truth. No Jumper Coolest Podcasts in the world. Like, comment, and subscribe.


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[Assistant] Et cetera. I messed up my outro, but I'm just gonna rock with it. Nojumper.com if you wanna support. Appreciate y'all. It was good.


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[Assistant] You set off a car bomb, it's gonna kill women and children and innocent civilians.


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[Assistant] You reject the idea that you handed a good deal to the Taliban.


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[Assistant] The Taliban had rolled into Kabul on August 15th, 2021. They quickly seized total control.


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[Assistant] Over the last 18 months, I have come to Afghanistan to meet and interview numerous Taliban officials. Many have never spoken before. This is the story of how they won the war.


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[Assistant] A story rooted in two decades of mistakes, miscalculations, and hubris.


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[Assistant] War widows begged in the middle of traffic, often with their children on their laps.


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[Assistant] The Taliban not only showed little concern, they were busy punishing those who disobeyed their rules.


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[Assistant] The Taliban first seized control of Afghanistan in 1996, after years of civil war.


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[Assistant] The other in eastern Afghanistan along the Pakistani border.


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[Assistant] I sat down with one of Omar's closest associates.


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[Assistant] He ordered the destruction of the giant stone Buddhas of Bamiyan, an archaeological treasure almost 1500 years old.


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[Assistant] Omar cracked down on alcohol, music, and movies.


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[Assistant] Also, in a profoundly fateful move, Mullah Omar gave sanctuary to a wealthy Saudi fugitive, Osama Bin Laden, and an Egyptian jihadist, Ayman al-Zawahiri.


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[Assistant] The US and the rest of the international community now found itself needing to fill a power vacuum.


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[Assistant] In late November 2001, at a big hotel outside Bonn, Germany,


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[Assistant] The UN sponsored a conference to determine who would rule the new Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] So at that conference, there were a whole slew of Afghan participants invited from the Northern Alliance to


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[Assistant] No Taliban. Was it ever discussed that perhaps, uh, there should be an invitation made to the Taliban to participate?


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[Assistant] In post-war situations, to invite the vanquished to sit at the table to discuss the future. A decision is made not to invite the Taliban. Was that a mistake?


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[Assistant] By the end of the conference, Hamid Karzai, a charismatic English-speaking Afghan politician with connections to the CIA, was chosen as Afghanistan's new interim leader.


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[Assistant] But some Taliban leaders were still looking to negotiate a deal.


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[Assistant] Among the Taliban arrested was their ambassador to Pakistan, Mullah Zayif, seized by Pakistanis and rendered to US custody. Zayif says he was beaten.


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[Assistant] The Bush administration was essentially declaring victory in Afghanistan and was preparing to fight another war.


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[Assistant] 8,000 miles away, Mullah Zayif had spent more than three years in Guantanamo.


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[Assistant] Where the Defense Department was still trying to firmly establish his connection to al-Qaeda.


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[Assistant] He says his interrogator assured him the war was over.


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[Assistant] Zayif was then told he could be released only if he would sign a letter that said he was al-Qaeda.


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[Assistant] He was released from Guantanamo on September 11th, 2005 and returned to Afghanistan the next day.


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[Assistant] Over the ensuing years, the Taliban mounted a fierce counteroffensive.


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[Assistant] Led by another veteran of the anti-Soviet war, Jalaluddin Haqqani.


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[Assistant] According to his son, the US had tried to coax him from the battlefield.


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[Assistant] All the while, the Hakanis maintained strong ties to foreign militants, including Bin Laden and al-Qaeda.


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[Assistant] Haqqani also had a tight connection to Pakistani intelligence.


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[Assistant] ...who use the network to further their aims in Afghanistan.


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[Assistant] They were betting that the Americans would eventually leave Afghanistan, so they wanted to maintain a strong alliance with the Taliban.


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[Assistant] It was a fact that continued to anger President Karzai.


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[Assistant] But attempts to get the Pakistanis to crack down on the Taliban failed.


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[Assistant] Akani's effectiveness was due in large part to his prolific use of suicide bombs.


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[Assistant] The bomber is guided by another militant who kept his distance.


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[Assistant] The Hakani network relied on young suicide bombers.


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[Assistant] Are you comfortable with or how do you feel about this as a method of war?


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[Assistant] A brother in law to his founder, Jalaluddin Haqqani.


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[Assistant] Bomb vests. Suicide vests. Muhammadi emphasized their khanis ties to Pakistan. But you say the Pakistan military was supporting the training that you received.


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[Assistant] One of Akani's biggest suicide attacks came in downtown Kabul in 2008.


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[Assistant] Though Pakistan condemned it, intercepted communications established that the Pakistani spy service, the ISI, had helped the Haqqani network plan the attack.


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[Assistant] And these attacks, inevitably, uh, killed civilians. Yes.


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[Assistant] Well, I have a list of all the attacks that were mounted by the Taliban and the Haqqani network, and I can share it with you.


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[Assistant] 24 Americans are killed, 107 Afghan civilians. But who is the target here?


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[Assistant] In Washington, as a new president took over, there was agreement that Bush's war was failing. Obama ordered a review.


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[Assistant] At meetings inside the White House, General David Petraeus was foremost among those pushing for a new approach.


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[Assistant] Petraeus advocated a strategy known in military jargon as counterinsurgency, or COIN.


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[Assistant] He explained it all at a major national security conference in Washington.


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[Assistant] Over the coming months, Douglas Lute, who served both presidents Bush and Obama, would become dubious.


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[Assistant] Lut also became increasingly concerned about partnering with a weak Afghan government.


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[Assistant] General Stanley McCrystal was chosen to execute this course correction. I interviewed him in 2009.


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[Assistant] You had been in meetings with President Obama.


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[Assistant] Winning hearts and minds requires a large occupying force.


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[Assistant] In July of 2009, I followed a group of marines sent to take Helmand province in Afghanistan's south.


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[Assistant] Their commander was Lieutenant Colonel Christian Cabaniss.


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[Assistant] The fighting was often heavy, with almost no cover.


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[Assistant] And when we were there, counterinsurgency or coin didn't appear to be working. People had fled their homes. Merchants had closed their shops in the nearby bazaar.


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[Assistant] Coins, rather intricate, head spinning design.


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[Assistant] After 12 years, I decided to go back to southern Afghanistan to see how things have worked out under Taliban rule.


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[Assistant] We first stopped off in Kandahar, the spiritual capital of the Taliban, and longtime home to Taliban founder Mullah Omar.


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[Assistant] Tuberculosis felled Omar in 2013.


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[Assistant] We attended Eid al-Fitr prayers at Kandahar's grand mosque, marking the end of Ramadan, the month-long Muslim fast.


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[Assistant] And girls are not allowed to attend school beyond sixth grade or enroll in university.


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[Assistant] Was this for the protection of women's rights before the takeover by the Taliban?


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[Assistant] We all remember in the 1990s, stonings of women for adultery. There were people whose hands were cut off.


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[Assistant] We pushed on to Helmand province, where we had embedded with the Marines back in 2009.


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[Assistant] The capital, Ashgargah, was one of the last cities before Kabul to fall to the Taliban in 2021.


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[Assistant] There was heavy fighting here, and much of the city was scarred.


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[Assistant] Governor Malvi Abdul Ahad Talib fought for many years in Helmand to expel, as he put it, the foreigners.


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[Assistant] A day later, our crew was granted permission to make the four hour drive to Mian Poshta.


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[Assistant] This guy over there is sitting over the bridge.


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[Assistant] It was clear to me that for these Afghans, the war could not have ended soon enough.


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[Assistant] The Marines stayed in Hellman for five years. 350 died here.


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[Assistant] But after clearing and holding places like me in Poste, the Taliban kept coming back.


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[Assistant] In late 2009, the Pentagon requested even more troops. Obama obliged.


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[Assistant] But doubling down was a controversial decision. Even Vice President Biden counseled against it.


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[Assistant] In a memo sent to Obama at the time, Biden wrote,


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[Assistant] And the competency of the Afghan government and its security forces, all of which he wrote, are essential to the success of coin.


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[Assistant] In his 2009 interview, General McChrystal had this to say.


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[Assistant] The Washington Times said the other day that you've cleared Helmand three times. Yeah. Never hold it.


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[Assistant] Criminal that he'd absconded with almost a million dollars. That he'd mysteriously escaped from jail in Massachusetts. He was a very unsavory character.


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[Assistant] Not the U.S. government's opinion. I did not feel that Firestone was operating in the best interests of what I saw as our best interest in Liberia. Their choice of becoming closer to Taylor


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[Assistant] Uh, was not the appropriate way that I would want to see them do business, but I, I'm not into rubber business.


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[Assistant] In looking at these conflicts, it's always good to follow the money and Taylor was able to generate


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[Assistant] Significant amounts of money he was able to buy.


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[Assistant] ...seemingly unlimited arms and ammunition from Eastern Europe. He was able to have them flown in to Roberts International Airfield and other covert locations.


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[Assistant] Firestone, among others, was financing at least a part of Taylor's insurrection.


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[Assistant] The perimeter shrunk to probably two miles or so. And you always had a flak jacket hanging up in your office.


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[Assistant] For atrocities, for murders, many of those people are not only walking the streets but are actively engaged in government in Liberia today.


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[Assistant] Yes, I believe they facilitated a warlord in his insurrection and in the atrocities that he created.


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[Assistant] Sometimes people make decisions they regret.


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[Assistant] Look, we're such a multi-colored, uh, establishment.


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[Assistant] This is a vault stone, and so for us, this is a very distinctive type of stone.


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[Assistant] We were walking right by these sites, uh, for decades without understanding them. It wasn't like...


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[Assistant] We had to go dig for these places. They were right under our noses. We just weren't, uh, seeing them. Which is amazing if you think about it.


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[Assistant] So here's the face with the nose and the upper part of the mouth. So then you have to ask yourself, what's this that's over this face?


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[Assistant] Preserved building and this is what we call a broken molding over the doorway. This pile of rubble here is still filling the doorway.


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[Assistant] Maya like to see spaces as having power.


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[Assistant] It's not uncommon to see in many different forms the building of one building on top of another because sacred spaces, important places, are, uh, powerful. Our argument, uhm, is that, uh, this is attempts to legitimize power.


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[Assistant] At what would have been downtown Kiwi, the city of Kiwi, where that small hill is, that's the center of the city.


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[Assistant] The ancient Maya would have come up that path, which would have led right to this spot.


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[Assistant] What you see is basically a pile of rocks, but if you were standing here, 850 AD, what you'd be standing at the base of is an enormous stairway, which would have taken you up to the top of what we think is


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[Assistant] A place like Stairway to Heaven is amazing in the sense that they built a nine, ten room mansion up there. And that's a very nice building, you know.


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[Assistant] A ninth century McMansion, okay, living up on top of that hill.


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[Assistant] Our thinking with these secondary burials is that they're bringing bones or parts of, uh, family members to new locations to sanctify the structures that they're building.


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[Assistant] That's amazing. What it suggests is that we're not looking at a large peasant population that's under the hands of a very small royal elite, but that wealth and prosperity have spread over almost half of the population


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[Assistant] These people might have had opportunities. They might have been able to acquire land.


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[Assistant] It represents a time in the history of the, of the royal family of Kiwik when great amount of wealth was being accrued by the royal family and they were expressing it, uh, through the construction of a massive new palace.


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[Assistant] This is one of the best preserved buildings in the new palace.


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[Assistant] Beams hung from certain parts of the roof for curtains or tapestries and a variety of furniture would have found its way in here.


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[Assistant] Kings like things like jaguar skin sofas, fancy pillows.


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[Assistant] This simple room would have perhaps been quite luxurious.


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[Assistant] You would have seen the vast landscape of towns, villages, cities, the smoke rising from thousands of cooking fires as women prepared the evening meals, men coming back from their fields.


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[Assistant] We conclude that what we're looking at is a actual staircase that was built by workers to give them access to the upper stories of the building.


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[Assistant] Here is a scaffold system being used by the Maya as part of the construction techniques. Okay, now it's not gone. The stairway is still here. If the building was finished, they would have removed the stairway.


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[Assistant] The indications of this scaffolding are is that you're seeing construction happening. You're not seeing a finished building.


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[Assistant] All of these characteristics are evidence that the city was in full bloom, that architects were employed, that the king was feeling confident and powerful about what he was doing, that the city


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[Assistant] Was part of a world that was, uh, blossoming and expanding and not, uhm, this idea of, uh,


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[Assistant] The king being Miss Havisham sitting among a ruined house as things slowly fell apart for him and his world, uh, collapsed. This is a very different kind of, uh, image for what was going on here.


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[Assistant] Wow, Evan, this is fantastic. You have, uhm, probably five or six vessels smashed on the floor from the time of the abandonment, you know. I think some of them would have been


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[Assistant] Left here on the floor, others were probably hanging from the walls.


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[Assistant] But it looks like most of them are right along the edges of the interior, which really looks like they're taking some time to put these vessels somewhere to guard them at the time they're leaving them.


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[Assistant] Short period of time in which there is no water in those cisterns and those people would have to leave that hill. It's simply impossible to live there.


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[Assistant] The various families, elite families, they were reaching a point, uh, where they were having to make a very difficult decision which was to leave Stairway to Heaven.


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[Assistant] The Maya knew about droughts. They were probably a civilization designed to respond not only to managing rainwater, but managing a lack of rainwater too. It's not a surprise they left. What becomes the question for us is why they don't come back.


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[Assistant] And in every cave, in every dark corner of that country, we will hunt down the killers and bring them to justice.


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[Assistant] I'm Justin Knuckles. I was hired in Firestone in the year 1973.


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[Assistant] I can say you consider yourself blessed if you were in Liberia working for Firestone because Firestone had a good educational program. They gave you food, they gave you water, but you didn't make much money.


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[Assistant] But for men to live, you got to have certain, certain things. And fashion provides those things.


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[Assistant] He cannot take us in because we are the ones who will be protecting him, not he protecting us.


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[Assistant] We hope to retire when things improve.


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[Assistant] Because we had to believe as long as the Americans are on the plantation, we had a little hope. But now the Americans are gone. What gonna happen to us?


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[Assistant] Besides, this will allow me to continue keeping an eye on him.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the tight squeeze. Tell the commander her ace is in the hole.


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[Assistant] The Empress believes wholeheartedly that the Inquisition is our best hope for peace in these difficult times.


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[Assistant] Please, enjoy the masquerade, Inquisitor.


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[Assistant] Slamming in the servants' quarters with the rest of your people, for once. We haven't been properly introduced, have we? I'm Ambassador Brialla.


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[Assistant] Your reputation for getting results is well deserved. You cleaned this place out. It will take a month to get all the Tevinter blood off the marble. I came down to save or avenge my missing people. But you've beaten me to it. So, the Council of Aral Zemistry in the courtyard. That's not your work, is it?


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[Assistant] Well, I wouldn't believe you for one. You may have arrived with the Grand Duke, but you don't seem to be doing his dirty work. I knew he was smuggling his chevaliers, but killing a council emissary? Bringing Tevinter assassins into the palace? Those are desperate acts. Gaspar must be planning to strike tonight.


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[Assistant] You can try to warn her. She won't believe anything from me. I misjudged you, Inquisitor. You might just be an ally worth having.


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[Assistant] What could you do with an army of elven spies at your disposal? You should think about it.


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[Assistant] We are both outsiders here after all. I know which way the wind is blowing.


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[Assistant] I bet coin that you'll be part of the peace talks before the night is over. And if you happen to lean a little bit our way, it could prove advantageous to us both. Just a thought.


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[Assistant] It's a bit too easy for all these big countries with a lot of police officers and foreign intelligence services to criticize Belgium. We're a small country. We don't have a police culture. We don't have our own foreign intelligence service. It's impossible to keep an eye on everyone.


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[Assistant] 24-hour surveillance with just two people happens only in TV shows. So this means we can only watch a few individuals. People don't quite realize this.


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[Assistant] But we had no idea where Abaoud could be. Apparently, no one knew where he was. According to Redahame, he was in Raqqa, but we had no way of locating.


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[Assistant] We're now facing a world of many potential outcomes.


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[Assistant] So Jackson Hall plays a very important role in the central banking community because you're basically bringing the central bankers of the world and economists to a place to discuss critical issues. So people look to Jackson Hall to see, is there a reset in monetary policy?


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[Assistant] The one institution that has a printing press in the basement and there's no limits to how much it can use. That is what makes the Fed such an influential player in the marketplace.


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[Assistant] I was on the trade floor. I remember Chairman Bernanke saying that he would taper. First we had to figure out what does taper mean.


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[Assistant] And the minute people realized what taper meant, which is that the Fed would step back from buying all these securities, and even though the Fed said it's going to be gradual, it's going to be measured, the markets had a massive tantrum.


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[Assistant] Chairman Bernanke had to go in a conference in Boston and say no, no, no, we're not tapering.


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[Assistant] And then there was something else going on that was only noticed later on. The risk had migrated to what we call the non-banks, so the financial system that are not banks, and it had morphed. It had changed. And in doing so,


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[Assistant] The ability to understand what was going on came down. Because the non-banks are not supervised and regulated as well as the banks.


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[Assistant] That there were banking activities happening, but they were happening in the shadows.


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[Assistant] In the shadows of the banks themselves. These are the asset management companies. These are the hedge funds. These are not well regulated, but suddenly become systemically important.


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[Assistant] Market functioning was starting to cascade into failure.


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[Assistant] Then comes the realization that we have to lock down.


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[Assistant] Bad news for the economy was good news for markets. Why?


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[Assistant] Because when people saw bad news, they said, the Fed will have to do more.


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[Assistant] I remember warning at that time that we simply don't have enough evidence that it is going to be transitory. Transitory is a very reassuring term.


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[Assistant] Because I tell you, don't worry about it, it is temporary, it is reversible, therefore you don't need to change behavior. So yes, we have inflation, but don't worry.


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[Assistant] This is beyond the pandemic. I was talking to CEOs.


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[Assistant] And they were giving me a very clear message, the same message that was in one earning call after another earning call.


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[Assistant] That is really unusual. We've got to a situation now where the markets dismiss what the Fed is telling us.


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[Assistant] I think that we're going to look back on this era as being totally exceptional historically and one where we didn't fulfill its potential.


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[Assistant] We lost sight of something critical. We lost sight of how we grow our economy in a sustainable and inclusive fashion.


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[Assistant] The world of easy money went way too far. Way, way too far.


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[Assistant] The stuff that really promotes genuine, durable, inclusive growth. And not this stuff that creates artificial growth.


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[Assistant] We are capable of producing that. None of that is in the hands of the Fed.


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[Assistant] They don't invest in infrastructure. They can't reform the tax system. They can't help labor retraining.


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[Assistant] Pain for American families. What he calls some pain means putting people out of work.


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[Assistant] The banking sector is broken. It is not lending to small business. Somebody's gotta get the money there. The government is the actor in this.


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[Assistant] The FOMC reaffirmed its view that the current 0 to ¼ percent target range for the federal funds rate remains appropriate.


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[Assistant] Venture capitalists pumped nearly half a billion dollars into the food delivery startup industry.


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[Assistant] An epic battle for one of the richest places on earth.


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[Assistant] Tonight, Frontline Investigates.


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[Assistant] Every year, these waters are home to the greatest sockeye salmon fishery on earth.


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[Assistant] The salmon fishery in Bristol Bay is set in an almost pristine ecosystem, unique in the world.


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[Assistant] Its waters are fed by a vast network of rivers, lakes, and wetlands.


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[Assistant] Threaded through the mountains and tundra of southwestern Alaska.


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[Assistant] Every season, salmon leave the sea where they've spent much of their lives, and push their way upstream.


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[Assistant] Intent on making it to the place they once came from.


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[Assistant] Bristol Bay's Great Sockeye Salmon Run is concentrated in several major river systems.


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[Assistant] Each year, millions of fish swim up rivers like the Nushagak or the Quijac to get to their spawning streams.


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[Assistant] North of Lake Iliamna, between two branches of that pristine watershed, that an extraordinary discovery has been made.


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[Assistant] For decades, several mining companies have been exploring the area, drilling core samples, and mapping an area called the pebble deposit. This was in 2007.


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[Assistant] On its website, the mining company has illustrated the extent of the known deposit.


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[Assistant] It shows more than a half mile deep of high-grade copper ore.


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[Assistant] It contains an estimated 80 billion pounds of copper, five and a half billion pounds of molybdenum, and 100 million ounces of gold.


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[Assistant] An international consortium led by Anglo-American that has assembled mineral leases over 330 square miles of state land. It's this land.


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[Assistant] Raided with creeks and streams that has become a controversial battleground.


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[Assistant] Dr. Carol Ann Woody is a fish and wildlife biologist who has been working with the Nature Conservancy.


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[Assistant] She's been counting the number of young salmon in these streams to document that this area at the mine site is fish habitat.


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[Assistant] The company says it's too early to show real plans, but there are preliminary drawings on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


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[Assistant] What they describe is an open pit mine that could become two to three miles wide and a mile deep.


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[Assistant] Next to it, a tailings dam will rise 700 feet high, covering several square miles and able to hold billions of tons of mining waste. And as mining continues, another tailings dam will be needed.


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[Assistant] They would be among the largest man-made structures on Earth.


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[Assistant] John Shively became CEO of the Pebble Partnership in 2008.


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[Assistant] His job is to guide the project through the long permitting process.


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[Assistant] Ken Taylor is a wildlife biologist who is in charge of Pebble's environmental studies.


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[Assistant] Taylor believes that the waters near the mine site are not a very important part of the salmon habitat.


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[Assistant] Tom Quinn is professor of aquatic and fishery sciences at the University of Washington and a leading expert on salmon and trout.


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[Assistant] Pebble says that all the water will be recycled back into the watershed.


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[Assistant] The commercial fishermen have joined forces with the environmentalists against the mine. And for many of the Alaskan natives, the mine is threatening an ancient way of life.


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[Assistant] Seventy-five year old Mary Olympic has lived in the Bristol Bay area her entire life.


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[Assistant] With most Alaskan natives in the region opposed to the mine.


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[Assistant] Pebble CEO John Chivalry knows he has an uphill battle.


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[Assistant] With so few opportunities in these villages and a local population of just a few thousand people, Shively's promises are welcome to some locals.


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[Assistant] Lisa Reimers heads a group that wants to develop the Lake Iliumna region.


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[Assistant] They are spending so much money because so much is at stake.


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[Assistant] Anglo-American is paying most of those expenses. In 2007, it agreed to spend 1.5 billion dollars in startup costs. It could be money well spent.


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[Assistant] By 2011, the deposit was worth close to 500 billion dollars.


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[Assistant] The global demand for copper has become a central argument in Pebble's marketing campaign.


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[Assistant] That's the argument opponents make, that for all the wealth of the pebble deposit, it's not essential, and the trade-off is too high.


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[Assistant] A Republican, he helped to write many of Alaska's mining regulations.


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[Assistant] The Bingham Canyon Mine is similar to what Pebble would look like.


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[Assistant] Bingham Canyon is located in a dry landscape, far from any fisheries.


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[Assistant] Pebble is located in the midst of hundreds of streams and rivers.


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[Assistant] connected through an elaborate network of underground water. The potential for contamination is high.


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[Assistant] Especially given that the main mineral to be mined is copper.


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[Assistant] The question of whether or not the two can coexist is directly related to how copper is mined.


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[Assistant] This mine near Santiago, Chile uses the same method that pebble would in building an open pit mine.


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[Assistant] It starts with blasting the bedrock and hauling away the ore.


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[Assistant] Which is then put through a series of crushers that grind the rock into a sandy powder.


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[Assistant] Then liquid chemicals separate the metal from the ore, creating a copper concentrate.


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[Assistant] This copper slurry would be moved almost a hundred miles by pipeline to a new port on Cook Inlet.


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[Assistant] And shipped to smelters for refinement into pure copper plates.


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[Assistant] A byproduct of this process is an enormous amount of waste.


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[Assistant] In the case of pebble, it's estimated that the mine could create up to 10 billion tons of waste, which would need to be stored and monitored forever.


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[Assistant] Much of the waste will be in the form of tailings, the muddy sediment that remains once the ore has been processed.


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[Assistant] The tailings will be stored behind massive dams that could hold 20 times the waste of these at the Anaconda Mine in Nevada.


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[Assistant] It is the byproduct of these tailings that are the greatest threat to the environment.


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[Assistant] The greatest concern is that over time, a toxic plume of these dissolved metals could eventually leach from the tailings dams into nearby rivers and Lake Iliamna.


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[Assistant] The Berkeley Pit is an example of perpetual remediation. It's a copper sulfide mine in Butte, Montana.


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[Assistant] When pebble eventually closes, billions of gallons of water will accumulate over time.


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[Assistant] They will need to be treated and maintained in perpetuity.


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[Assistant] In 1964, Alaska was struck by a magnitude 9.2 earthquake.


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[Assistant] The most powerful earthquake ever to have struck North America. And the second largest earthquake in recorded history.


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[Assistant] Alaska sits on the seismically active Pacific Ring of Fire, and there are many active faults throughout the state.


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[Assistant] Peddle maintains that the fault either terminates or bypasses the mine site.


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[Assistant] Still, Pebble says they are designing their structures to withstand a magnitude 7.5 earthquake on the Lake Clark Fault.


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[Assistant] But critics like Higman point out that Pebble won't release the more sophisticated mapping data that might support their claims.


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[Assistant] Tailing stamp failures are caused not just by earthquakes.


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[Assistant] This spill in 1985 near Stava, Italy was the result of poor design and extreme water pressure. It killed 269 people.


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[Assistant] The Bristol Bay region already experiences heavy rainfall.


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[Assistant] The effects of future climate change will also need to be considered in the design of the dams.


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[Assistant] This tailings dam collapsed after heavy rains, contaminating the town and nearby rivers.


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[Assistant] But John Shively is not worried that the dams at Pebble will fail.


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[Assistant] The town of Dillingham is home to many of Bristol Bay's fishermen. In the winter of 2012,


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[Assistant] Environmental scientists from the coalition of opponents.


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[Assistant] Gathered here to ask hard questions about the mine.


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[Assistant] After eight years, the Pebble Partnership had released its environmental study. At 27,000 pages,


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[Assistant] This was the final step before the formal permitting process for the mine would begin.


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[Assistant] Woody was also concerned about how the data was released.


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[Assistant] Opponents say difficulty obtaining useful data from Pebble has been an ongoing problem.


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[Assistant] These emails, obtained by environmental groups through the Freedom of Information Act.


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[Assistant] Revealed that many state regulators who attended meetings with Pebble were frustrated by the company's refusal to share information.


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[Assistant] This email from an official of Alaska's Department of Fish and Game says,


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[Assistant] It's virtually impossible to review pebble science.


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[Assistant] Because they don't provide the detailed project designs agency staff have consistently asked for.


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[Assistant] Some regulators questioned why they had been asked to the meetings, saying that none of those agency suggestions have been incorporated in any of Pebble's studies. Another official wrote


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[Assistant] This entire process benefits only Pebble's public relations campaign. These meetings are a waste of our time. John Shively's response is, wait for the permitting process.


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[Assistant] He says all environmental concerns will be addressed by the state and federal agencies.


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[Assistant] Who will soon begin the elaborate process of permitting the mind.


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[Assistant] But first, Pebble must deal with the state of Alaska.


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[Assistant] All of the state agencies, from conservation to fish and game,


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[Assistant] ...will be coordinated by the Large Mine Permitting Team at the Department of Natural Resources.


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[Assistant] The sheer scale of the Pebble project means that many of the agencies reviewing the permit applications will be


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[Assistant] But officials from the Department of Natural Resources are confident they can handle it.


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[Assistant] The process of permitting a mine can go on for years. The open ended procedure means that the company can keep responding to agency questions.


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[Assistant] If the pebble partnership does get its permit and the mine is built here in this valley,


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[Assistant] It will have a much wider impact than a single mine.


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[Assistant] After pebble, it would be harder for regulators to turn down other mining claims.


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[Assistant] Despite Pebble's assurances that the mine and fish can coexist,


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[Assistant] A way of life that has sustained them for thousands of years could be lost.


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[Assistant] For years, the growing coalition of anti-pebble groups had known they were fighting a mining consortium with deep pockets and hundreds of billions of dollars at stake.


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[Assistant] They also knew that the state of Alaska has never failed to permit a major mine.


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[Assistant] So a group of native tribes and commercial fishermen decided to look elsewhere for support. Two years ago, they reached beyond the state to the federal government.


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[Assistant] And petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency to intervene.


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[Assistant] The EPA can investigate and determine whether mine discharge will affect fish spawning and breeding areas. For more than a year, the EPA gathered information about the watershed. Then, in May 2012, their draft assessment was published. It came down hard on the pebble project, detailing the many risks involved, including a major loss of fish habitat, the high probability of a damaging pipeline break,


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[Assistant] The catastrophic consequences of tailings dam failures. And the never-ending threat of acid mine drainage. The findings are significant.


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[Assistant] In that the EPA can unilaterally stop the mine.


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[Assistant] When the agency called for a series of public hearings to discuss their draft assessment


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[Assistant] John Shively wasn't the only one who felt that the federal government was intruding in the state's affairs.


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[Assistant] Dennis McLaren, the EPA administrator for the region, had already come in for criticism.


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[Assistant] Alaska's Attorney General had written him a scathing letter calling the decision to assess the watershed unlawfully preemptive, premature, arbitrary, and capricious.


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[Assistant] The next day in Dillingham, the EPA had another public meeting, attended mostly by native Alaskans, environmentalists, and fishermen.


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[Assistant] This time, everyone who spoke supported the EPA's involvement.


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[Assistant] After an independent panel of scientists reviews their data,


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[Assistant] The EPA could make a decision that's sure to be politically controversial everywhere but here.


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[Assistant] A regulatory action that could effectively stop the mind.


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[Assistant] George Washington and his militia have fired on French troops under Jumonville. The French are calling it an act of war.


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[Assistant] My sources in New York confirm that Wardrop has it. I also learned that he is here at the Congress under heavy guard.


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[Assistant] Make yourself scarce, Jay. The militia will be here any minute. I'm sure they will have questions. What about you? I'm a devoted housekeeper.


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[Assistant] Lisbon is near as large as London or Paris. Are you sure you can find this one place?


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[Assistant] Finally obtained a ship for crossing the ocean. I have no worries. I will keep the Morrigan safe in New York.


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[Assistant] My man can help. I have enough to spare for a crew as well, Chevalier.


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[Assistant] Already 45 cases have been reported in China, including two deaths. The victims are thought to have contracted the virus in a meat and seafood market.


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[Assistant] There are negative ramifications to this. One called moral hazard.


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[Assistant] People to believe that if there's a problem, the government will bail you out.


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[Assistant] And if people really believe that, then there's no downside to risky behavior. Because if there's a problem that won't fall on you, you'll get bailed out.


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[Assistant] There's no barometer of moral hazard. Uh, so I can't give you a reading. All I can say is that for the last year or so, uh, risk taking has been rewarded. And that tends to bring on more risk taking.


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[Assistant] If Paris must suffer a while longer so the world might be remade, then so be it.


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[Assistant] Oh, Sivar and Lawal already served their purpose. Their destruction, while inconvenient, is no obstacle. And the assassins have already proved useful when properly led.


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[Assistant] Mademoiselle de la Serre will soon be on her way to l'Hôtel Voisin. Eager to speak with Monsieur Lafreniere. Sadly, Monsieur Lafreniere has nothing left to say.


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[Assistant] Pathetic, isn't it? Surely, France deserves better.


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[Assistant] And the king will die. I had no doubt.


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[Assistant] Exile at the basement force me to reevaluate my strategy. Find new avenues for the realization of my purpose.


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[Assistant] Please be part ways here. Think on this. The march of progress is slow, but it is inevitable as a glacier. All you've accomplished is to delay the inevitable. One death can have stopped the tide.


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[Assistant] Perhaps it will not be my hand that shepherds mankind back to its proper place. But it will be someone's. Think on this when you remember her.


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[Assistant] The mine in this area is very complicated. There are a lot of moving parts and you have to really look at every one of those closely.


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[Assistant] If we can't coexist with the fishery, then we shouldn't build a mine.


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[Assistant] Because fish are really important to the people out here, and we have focused a lot of our environmental baseline studies on fish and fish habitat. Our water quality studies have been extremely intense, far more than any other mine or oil and gas development project has done in Alaska in the past.


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[Assistant] The area that we are likely to impact if this mine goes forward is not a very productive part of Bristol Bay in and of itself. It's a very small part of the headwaters that typically freeze solid during the wintertime.


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[Assistant] You don't want to take out a lot of water from a fish stream and not replace it.


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[Assistant] We'll have to have monitoring stations around the tailings facility to ensure that there's no seepage. Uh, we will also have seepage collection ponds downstream from the tailings facility and pump that water back into the tailings facility.


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[Assistant] Downstream from there will be monitoring wells where we'll have to meet the state and federal water quality standards. And if we're not meeting them, it's because we're not collecting all the seepage. So more seepage wells and ponds would, would be installed.


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[Assistant] We're not designing for what it's going to look like 100 years from now. We have to think about what it's going to be like out there 10,000 years from now, for instance. So, that's being factored into the design.


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[Assistant] The studies were pretty exhaustive. Consultants studied the physical environment, biological environment, and the social environment. And obviously, fish are very important out there, so the fish studies were very extensive.


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[Assistant] We've always done it. I grew up going back and you look forward to it.


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[Assistant] This is the only time you ever get to interact with mom in, in her setting. What she's good at, what she knows.


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[Assistant] It's a small gun. Everyone says, you're not supposed to kill a bear, you know, with that kind of a gun. And she says, why not? This is the tenth bear I killed with this gun.


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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] It's incredible. Good for you know, Billie Holiday. Of course. You know, great singer, Duke Ellington. This was the hub of LA black culture back in the 30s and 40s. This was the place to be.


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[Assistant] Merci. Now pray excuse me, I need to see to my husband.


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[Assistant] What is it? That stench. I've smelled it before.


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[Assistant] I had no choice, holy oracle. This heretic imperiled the great journey.


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[Assistant] By the rings? Arbiter. The counselors, are they? Murdered. By the Brutes. Violent disloyal beasts. The prophets were fools to trust them.