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[Assistant] Some of the next episodes are some of your guys' favorite that you pointed out to me, just saying like, you're very excited for me to get to these. So, I'm excited for that to kinda happen, you know?


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[Assistant] If you are not aware, I am planning to finish all of season 3 and the specials, the two specials, New York and Shanghai, I believe.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I am planning to get them all done by the end of August.


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[Assistant] So the plan is we would start season four in September. Uhm.


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[Assistant] But yes, so you, you figure that math out in there, and uh, yeaah, no?


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[Assistant] But I think you'll all be very happy.


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[Assistant] So thank you guys so much for watching this, I really do appreciate it, and I'll see you all later!


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[Assistant] I mean, I'ma let anybody do whatever they want, shit, fuck it. I mean, you can fucking do it if you want, fuck it.


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[Assistant] I do not have time for another one of your hunts, Master Dwarf.


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[Assistant] That does sound like my kind of prey. What do I need to know?


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[Assistant] Ratorbin! What of the Warchiefs? You didn't bring me here just to hunt another wild cat, did you? Just to hunt another...


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[Assistant] Every Warchief is a scourge upon this land. Beastmaster or no, I will end them.


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[Assistant] A lot of them.


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[Assistant] Well, Fotsorven, could you spare a moment to explain what this is all about?


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[Assistant] The Uruks have your explosive powder. How did this happen?


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[Assistant] We'll get your axe. I'm more concerned about the uruks with the explosives. Do you even know how the powder works?


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[Assistant] His Warchiefs may study it. Learn how to make more. We must get it back before that can happen.


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[Assistant] A small victory. There's no trace of the blasting powder anywhere.


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[Assistant] You do have a point. So how can we curb this disease?


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[Assistant] You would have me control the ghouls as well. Isn't that a bit hypocritical?


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[Assistant] All these foul Beastmaster Warchiefs have met their end.


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[Assistant] We certainly have our moments, dwarf. You even managed to do alright around those ghouls.


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[Assistant] Will you look at that? You can grow a little. Even if it's only emotionally.


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[Assistant] The question is, if we remove the tube and she does not breathe on her own, what should we do?


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[Assistant] Men of color were coming to me talking about gauras, taking them in an area and beating them.


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[Assistant] Talking to me about guards who were running them down like they were animals and yelling and screaming and calling them names and talking about family members and getting in their faces spitting.


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[Assistant] I knew something was wrong when I started getting women coming in complaining about being harassed by a guard for sexual favors. I had gotten to a point where I knew.


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[Assistant] Just tell me, is this really going on out there? We keep getting these detainees complaining and saying this and that.


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[Assistant] The sad thing was that many of the guards supported it in a sense of saying, they're right, yeaah, it does happen.


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[Assistant] They want to know who said what. Period. Who said what. Anything that had to do with anything negative.


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[Assistant] And were they trying to fix the situation? No, not the information I got back from the detainees. I had a detainee who saw me come down the hall.


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[Assistant] And came in and knocked on my door and he was upset. He was extremely upset because he said, Ice came over yesterday, pulled me out of the dorm and basically told me if I complained about anything else again, they would make sure that I didn't stay here and that I was deported. And in that day, I got bombarded with those first 38 people that I had interviewed.


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[Assistant] And majority of them came in complaining or crying that they have been harassed by ICE.


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[Assistant] You have a decision to make, and your decision is either you stay there and continue and see the unethical behavior that's being played out there, or you choose to walk away.


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[Assistant] These guys have been giving me a lot of stank eye over the things I've been saying about the world path, so that makes sense. Okay, new plan then.


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[Assistant] You and me, man. New and improved tat bros. That's right, living the dream. Come on, punch it in!


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[Assistant] You, you tried to kill me. And now I'm not. You know what? Fuck you. Stop.


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[Assistant] This has been crazy. He has been hospitalized since January. It's October now.


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[Assistant] I'm watching the seasons go. I opened my pool. I closed my pool. He never even saw it. He hasn't stopped fighting in two years now it's been. Two years and he's just...


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[Assistant] Keep going, keep going, I'm gonna do this and we're gonna have time and we're gonna do things and I'm gonna get better. And that's still his mantra, that's still what he's saying.


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[Assistant] It's hard to watch. You know, John was six foot three, 250 pounds. He's like 150 pounds now. You know, it's, uh, very hard to see him like this. Sometimes when I come into the hospital, I'm almost gasping, you know, like, wow.


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[Assistant] And I told John, I said, no more cancer treatment, no more chemo, I can't see you be any more debilitated. But then you talk and you say,


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[Assistant] Okay, let's try something mild because doing nothing.


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[Assistant] It's scary to do nothing, because what if...


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[Assistant] I don't want him to die, you know, so you feel like you want to do something.


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[Assistant] You know, I think everything went downhill from that. The chemo that he had prior to the stem cell transplant. Even though he lived, he survived, he hasn't walked since.


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[Assistant] If you're saying to do therapy and it's not gonna help, so why not just do nothing? Would it still be- stay the same?


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[Assistant] He won't say that he's gonna die from this. You know, as crazy as that sounds, he still won't say it.


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[Assistant] I think he thinks if he says that, he's giving in. He's giving in to the cancer. He's giving in and he's saying there's a possibility I might die and John won't say that.


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[Assistant] I don't know, maybe I'm terrified now. I think this week has changed me.


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[Assistant] Get stronger. And I really didn't think this was going to happen. So I think now, uhm, I'm scared.


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[Assistant] John, you're not understanding, honey. Not understanding. You're not understanding what he's saying to you. He's saying...


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[Assistant] If you ever go into distress again, you have a choice to say, yes, do everything you can. I want to live on life support or no, I've had enough. Dr. Isola is telling you that it's not going to help.


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[Assistant] It's just a lot to take in today. It's a lot of stuff that have been said that John's not prepared to hear. That's okay.


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[Assistant] And you're saying that's when it's at the end.


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[Assistant] What? Did he go-


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[Assistant] She sounds like something you came up with in one of your labs.


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[Assistant] Well hey there cowboy. I hear you're up for a match.


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[Assistant] Go on ahead and pick out any gun you want from that store over there.


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[Assistant] Once you've picked out your piece, come on back and we'll rumble.


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[Assistant] Look man, just tell him what he wants to know. Accidents happen in this jail all the time.


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[Assistant] Liliana, bring everyone left in the valley. Everyone.


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[Assistant] They wish to protect the people from us?


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[Assistant] Lord Seeker Lucius, it's imperative that we speak with-


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[Assistant] Is he coming round? I knew this would happen.


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[Assistant] 25 years and I still can't figure out if that smell is bad sanitation or just the abject loss of hope.


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[Assistant] The more work you do for me, the more little black bars get put out to pasture.


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[Assistant] When I first recruited your old man, it was over a bottle of scotch and a seedy dive down in Tirtha. He was still working for pagan men then, his eyes were still moist and


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[Assistant] My last job for you. You're on the ten yard line now. Get in.


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[Assistant] No, I don't know what it was, but it was gonna grease your ass good. Just like it did the captain.


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[Assistant] So we're popping smoke in the lady's mission? Did she ever tell you what she wanted?


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[Assistant] Give it up, Gunny. Even if he ain't dead, he's lost in that soup. Our comms can't cut through that. I'll give up, huh? What if it were you down there?


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[Assistant] Thanks for picking such a tall building. I'm really digging all these stairs. Do you ever get tired of bitching, Romeo? You ever get tired of busting my balls?


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[Assistant] Kip Kardashian, you know Kip Kardashian? Yea, Kip Kardashian the ass, what about the ass, what? She gonna get reduced, what? She ain't doing no more shit with uh, what's that nigga name? Kanye. No the-


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[Assistant] So you're the Inquisition, eh? I hear you're trying to bring order back. It's high time someone did. Never thought it'd be a halorider from the wildlands, though. Named Denet. I served Arl Eamon for 30 years as horsemaster. I hear your Inquisition is looking for mounts.


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[Assistant] If you want what's best for Redcliffe, you'll provide us with horses.


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[Assistant] I do want what's best for Redcliff. But you've got some work to do first. I can't just send a hundred of the finest horses in Ferelden down the road like you send a letter.


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[Assistant] My wife Elena manages the farms and Bron's in charge of my guards. They'll tell you what they need.


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[Assistant] But Lord Seeker, what if he really was sent by the Maker? What if-


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[Assistant] Elena says you got rid of those demon-cursed wolves. Should be safer for our farmers now. You've held up your end of our bargain inquisition. You'll have my whole stable and good hands to go with it.


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[Assistant] Well, you've cleaned up the area, and I can't say I'm not tempted. Still.


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


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


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[Assistant] That brute has the index. And Miranda and Johnson. He can activate the ring.


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[Assistant] Dude, dude, I work here, okay? Please don't hurt me, I just work here.


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[Assistant] How's our golden egg? That is exactly what she is sir. She is extraordinary. We ran some tests on her. Her cells are enhanced somehow by an isotope in her necklace. It's as if it rejuvenates her.


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[Assistant] Aloha! And welcome to the Waikiki Inn!


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[Assistant] We have a continental breakfast from seven to nine in the Tiki Lounge. A happy hour is from five to eight in the Tiki Lounge. My ties are two for one, pina coladas are...


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[Assistant] Kid said, give it to whoever's looking for the hitman.


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[Assistant] Mr. Dexter, he shot out the camera in the elevator. Coming our way.


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[Assistant] I mean a man could find himself real alone in this town, going up against Lenny and his boys. Besides, don't you have one of those gentleman's agreements?


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[Assistant] Frontline is made possible by contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.


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[Assistant] Major funding is provided by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world.


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[Assistant] And by Riva and David Logan, committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest.


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[Assistant] Additional funding is provided by the Park Foundation, committed to raising public awareness.


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[Assistant] And by the Frontline Journalism Fund, with a grant from Scott Nathan and Laura DeBonis.


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[Assistant] Oh nah, there's a check? You just did it, you just posted it?


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[Assistant] John, the director, introduced the cast before the screening. So one by one, we were called out on stage to, you know, wave. And Beyonce was called out, and the audience stood up!


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, so despite it being a little probably below my demographic, I was a huge fan of The Lion King. I specifically loved Timon and Pumbaa, thought they were hilarious, and I genuinely used the phrase no worries a lot, so it all kinda came together.


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[Assistant] I did, and I'm not a trained singer, I have not sung a lot in my life in a professional manner, and I, and so yes, it was not, I was like, you could just autotune me, like I don't think Britney Spears ever sang, honestly.


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[Assistant] All gonna be safe, and we're all gonna have a great time.


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[Assistant] I am shocked! Shocked! Well, not that shocked.


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[Assistant] Nickname by the Colombians is El Rapido, because he was so fast in moving the cocaine.


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[Assistant] Drawing on years of reporting from both sides of the war.


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[Assistant] Correspondent Martin Smith investigates the missteps.


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[Assistant] Now on Frontline, the first of an epic three-part series. Why did we fail on our mission? And who was responsible? America and the Taliban.


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[Assistant] Part 2 of America and the Taliban, next time on Frontline.


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[Assistant] Particularly threatening or overbearing, uh, but not the kind of person you'd buy a used car from either.


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[Assistant] It's kind of like having x-ray vision and seeing beneath the canopy without having to touch a single leaf.


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[Assistant] One of the most exciting tools that we have in our hands that we're just beginning to use in the Amazon is LIDAR. LIDAR scanning lets us see through the forest canopy to what lies below.


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[Assistant] Every time that we have found a new set of tools, we get an insight into something that we've never imagined possible in the Amazon. And I think LiDAR is one of these things that's going to completely change how we understand the landscape.


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[Assistant] The trees have always been what's kept us from understanding what's happening in the Amazon, and now we can see through them.


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[Assistant] I'm not listening to Kodak Black right now. Bro on some Busta shit, he can't even, he has no respect. That shit hit a nigga deep, you know, you doing all that extra talking and shit. He don't think enough.


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[Assistant] The answer was firm. The Taliban have no place in a future Afghan government and uhm,


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[Assistant] They should be captured and imprisoned, certainly at the leadership level, whenever possible.


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[Assistant] Afghanistan. Counterfactual history is a dangerous exercise. It's very hard to rerun history and ask could it have been different. I do think in the 20 year history of this war.


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[Assistant] If there was an opportunity to prevent the Taliban's insurgency from gathering force and disrupting the American and NATO project in Afghanistan, that was probably the moment.


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[Assistant] While it seemed outrageous in Washington or London,


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[Assistant] In southern Afghanistan on the ground when the Taliban came knocking and said,


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[Assistant] We were kicked out unjustly. They started to find some takers for that.


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[Assistant] The sanctuary itself was terribly important because it allowed the Taliban to regroup politically and militarily.


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[Assistant] The Taliban start thinking about campaigns, objectives.


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[Assistant] They start to communicate, they start sending messages into the Afghan people saying, we're coming, we're on our way, we need you to join us.


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[Assistant] In the absence of more resources and more attention, uh, it was going to get a lot worse quickly.


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[Assistant] And there was a sense that this was the solution. Suddenly we had found the magic formula. And the magic formula was counterinsurgency.


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[Assistant] In my experience of Washington DC, I've never seen an intellectual bubble like that one. I mean, it was a conviction.


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[Assistant] In order to apply the standard ratio of counterinsurgency forces to Afghanistan, you would have needed to send something like 300 or 400,000 American soldiers to calm the country down.


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[Assistant] And yet nobody wanted to abandon counterinsurgency as the solution. So they looked at the map of Afghanistan and they identified places in the south and east where the Taliban seemed particularly strong and they decided that they could apply counterinsurgency doctrine in those places and then the math would work.


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[Assistant] The hypothesis was that bringing this counterinsurgency fight village by village, they would...


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[Assistant] Basically change the loyalties of the great majority of Afghan people and deprive the Taliban of social and political oxygen in these areas.


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[Assistant] And it was a crazy sort of way to plan a war because it was fitting.


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[Assistant] The Americans who came from the United States to work for Firestone.


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[Assistant] We're prepared to do Taylor's bidding. If Taylor says, I'm president, I'm at least de facto president. Then they said, well, we see the de facto president and we do business with that president.


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[Assistant] I think that Pai Sun thought about it in moral terms. I think Pai Sun thought about it in purely


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[Assistant] This is no mere jewel. Eagle Talon is without a doubt a lost miraculous.


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[Assistant] Oh yeah, we called in. It's a fact. Uh, the Instagram said they got it, but then we verified, but we about to see, cause in Australia you need like triple verification. You're getting a lot of people, uh, boofing.


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[Assistant] Sorry buddy, this is a, this is Australia. We do sell swishers in Dutch in our...


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[Assistant] ProPublica reporter Sebastian Rotella uncovers a trail of evidence across France, Belgium and Spain. These individuals were on the radar.


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[Assistant] Belgian police, with the help of US and French intelligence.


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[Assistant] We're preparing to launch a raid on a terrorist cell thought to be on the verge of an attack.


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[Assistant] When Belgian commandos stormed the hideout, they came under heavy fire.


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[Assistant] They shot two men dead and wounded another. Investigators found explosives, fake IDs, and police uniforms.


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[Assistant] An unprecedented wave of terror attacks has overwhelmed Europe's defenses.


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[Assistant] ISIS attacked multiple targets, killing 130 people.


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[Assistant] ProPublica reporter Sebastian Rotella has been covering terrorism for two decades. Years before the attacks,


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[Assistant] He was already reporting on some of the jihadists who would go on to strike Europe and the counter terror officials trying to stop them. In this film,


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[Assistant] They revealed the missteps and systemic breakdowns that allowed known terrorists to hit the heart of Europe.


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[Assistant] And the unprecedented threat the continent faces.


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[Assistant] French intelligence began monitoring a group of Islamic radicals who lived near the Beauchemin Park in northeast Paris.


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[Assistant] But one member of this gang would ultimately carry out the Charlie Eppdo attacks 12 years later.


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[Assistant] The son of Algerian immigrants, he'd grown up in an orphanage after his parents died.


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[Assistant] Qawachi was radicalized by the U.S. invasion of Iraq and joined the extremists of the Bouchamont gang. They were plotting to go to Iraq and kill Americans.


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[Assistant] Louis Caprioli was then the counter-terror chief of French domestic intelligence.


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[Assistant] Rotella first met him while reporting on the Boutechaumont gang.


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[Assistant] Koachi was sent to Flurry Marajee prison to await trial. While he was locked up, his extremist connections only deepened.


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[Assistant] Gawache became friends with another radicalized criminal who would ultimately join him in his terrorist project. Amadee Kulubali.


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[Assistant] Mark Trevedik was a top counter-terror prosecutor and judge who investigated Kuwaiti's network.


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[Assistant] Qawachi was convicted of recruiting fighters to go to Iraq and attempting to join al-Qaeda. His sentence was three years, with 18 months suspended.


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[Assistant] Matt Olson led the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center between 2011 and 2014.


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[Assistant] Before that, he was a prosecutor and the NSA's chief lawyer.


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[Assistant] Ahmadi Kulubali served only three years for his involvement in a plot to help a convicted terrorist escape from prison.


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[Assistant] No one else in the Boutchaman crew served more than seven years. Even dangerous fighters who saw combat in Iraq.


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[Assistant] Having already spent 20 months in prison awaiting his trial, Kouachi left court a free man.


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[Assistant] Koachi was investigated again for suspected terrorist activity, but never convicted.


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[Assistant] He took advantage of a fatal flaw in Europe's counter-terror defenses. Weak border control.


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[Assistant] Concealing his identity by using his brother's passport, he left France and traveled to Yemen to join Al-Qaeda.


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[Assistant] For more than a decade, counter-terror chiefs have proposed laws to improve border defenses.


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[Assistant] U.S. Border Guards have used this tool, known as Passenger Name Record, or PNR, for 15 years.


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[Assistant] But European politicians concerned about privacy and data protection repeatedly rejected PNR legislation.


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[Assistant] Rob Wainwright is the director of Europol, the agency tasked with coordinating law enforcement across the 28 countries of the European Union.


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[Assistant] Sharif Qawachi met up with an old friend from the Boot Shamank gang.


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[Assistant] Peter Cherif had himself absconded from France while on trial for terrorism charges.


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[Assistant] And was now a fighter for Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which was being monitored intensively by the U.S.


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[Assistant] Peter Sharif arranged for Al-Qaeda to give Qawachi terror training and money, $20,000 according to US intelligence. A plot began to take shape.


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[Assistant] After three weeks in Yemen, Sharif Qawachi returned to France undetected. He and his brother Saeed now became an al-Qaeda sleeper cell.


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[Assistant] U.S. intelligence learned that one of the Kuachis had visited Yemen and alerted the French, who started monitoring them. But they discovered nothing of the Charlie Hebdo plot. Surveillance resources were already stretched.


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[Assistant] And the number of European extremists was about to surge.


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[Assistant] In 2012, the war in Syria dramatically changed the European security landscape.


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[Assistant] It spawned a new jihadist movement, ISIS, which set out to be even more brutal than al-Qaeda.


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[Assistant] In 2014, the group formally split from Al-Qaeda and declared a caliphate, or Islamic State, and summoned all Muslims to join them.


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[Assistant] Dolores Delgado is the chief counter-terror prosecutor of Spain's high court.


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[Assistant] As Spain's liaison to France and Belgium, she worked closely with her European counterparts to monitor the exploding numbers of ISIS recruits.


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[Assistant] Among them was a petty criminal named Abdul Hamid Abode.


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[Assistant] A son of a shopkeeper from Brussels, Abba Oud had spent time in prison for assault and minor crimes.


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[Assistant] As ISIS was emerging in Syria, Abod began to draw on his criminal network to recruit volunteers to the cause.


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[Assistant] Alain Grignard is a senior counter-terror officer with the Belgian Federal Police.


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[Assistant] An expert in Islamic extremism who speaks fluent Arabic.


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[Assistant] His agency started tracking Abode's network in 2013.


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[Assistant] Many of Abud's recruits came from a single Brussels neighborhood, Molenbeek, the country's second poorest district.


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[Assistant] Aboud was able to recruit his team with little interference from Belgian security forces.


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[Assistant] For years, police and intelligence services in Belgium have been hampered by limited budgets, bureaucratic infighting and weak laws for crime and terrorism.


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[Assistant] One of Abud's crew was a robber who had shot and wounded a police officer with an AK-47. But he served only four years in prison.


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[Assistant] Abaoud left Belgium to join ISIS in 2013. Others from his Mullenbach crew soon followed.


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[Assistant] In Syria, Aboud embraced the Islamic State's culture of extreme violence.


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[Assistant] Western powers began to bomb ISIS strongholds.


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[Assistant] The unit would deploy as many as 200 terrorist operatives to launch attacks in their home countries.


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[Assistant] At the same time, hundreds more fighters were returning to Europe without specific terrorist missions.


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[Assistant] And hundreds of Europeans had been radicalized at home without visiting Syria. Any one of them could have posed a threat.


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[Assistant] The 28 countries of the European Union are often wary about sharing intelligence with each other.


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[Assistant] As more and more ISIS recruits returned to Europe, the authorities in France and Belgium were overwhelmed.


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[Assistant] In June 2014, French spy chiefs made a fateful decision. For the last three years,


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[Assistant] They had been monitoring Al-Qaeda veterans of the Boutchaman gang, Sharif Qawachi and his brother Said.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, Kuwachi's old associate Amadhi Kullabali had just been released from prison.


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[Assistant] French domestic intelligence now decided to stop watching them.


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[Assistant] And shift surveillance resources onto the growing threat from ISIS.


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[Assistant] Twelve people were shot dead in the Charlie Hebdo attacks.


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[Assistant] The Koachi brothers were killed in a shootout with French police.


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[Assistant] Their friend Amity Kulibali carried out his part of the plot. Shooting four people dead in a Jewish supermarket. Before being killed by a SWAT team.


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[Assistant] Although he had been radicalized by Al-Qaeda, he claimed allegiance to ISIS.


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[Assistant] As France reeled from the Charlie Hebdo attacks, another plot was being uncovered across the border in Belgium.


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[Assistant] Investigators found evidence that they were part of an ISIS cell deployed by the young Belgian extremist, Abdelhamid Abaoud.


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[Assistant] Eric Vandersept is a Belgian counter-terror prosecutor.


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[Assistant] Abood now became the subject of an international manhunt.


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[Assistant] European and US intelligence detected his cell phone in Athens.


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[Assistant] But by the time Greek police raided his safe house, he had already fled.


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[Assistant] It was the first of what would be several missed opportunities to capture him.


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[Assistant] Over the next few months, ISIS sent a series of lone operatives to attack Europe. Authorities suspected Abode was involved. Then in June 2015, Spanish counter-terror officials made a breakthrough.


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[Assistant] With the help of US intelligence, they detected an alleged ISIS fighter who had just returned to Europe from Syria via Poland.


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[Assistant] Eytel Kaid admitted he'd been sent to Europe to commit an attack.


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[Assistant] Eight Al-Qaeda gave up the name of another suspected operative sent by Abu to hit European targets. In August,


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[Assistant] The man was arrested by French police when he returned from Syria.


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[Assistant] Mark Trevedik, who was weeks away from the end of his term as France's top counter-terror magistrate, now questioned Hame.


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[Assistant] On August 21st, just one week later, the warnings were confirmed.


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[Assistant] A heavily armed man, Ayub Al-Kazani, opened fire on a high-speed train between Amsterdam and Paris.


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[Assistant] A year earlier, Spanish authorities had actually warned their French counterparts about Kazani, who they'd tracked from Spain to France.


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[Assistant] But investigators believe he eventually made his way to Syria.


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[Assistant] Where he was allegedly trained and sent back to Europe by abode.


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[Assistant] In fact, by September, Aboud was already back in Europe, laying the groundwork for the most ambitious plot yet.


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[Assistant] Investigators say he slipped in through Greece with the help of smugglers.


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[Assistant] Policing of Europe's external borders is left largely to individual nations whose budgets and capabilities vary.


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[Assistant] As the war in Syria intensified in 2015.


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[Assistant] Germany declared it would welcome all refugees fleeing the conflict.


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[Assistant] Hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants flooded into Europe, but there was no comprehensive system to vet them. Most came in through Greece, which was overwhelmed.


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[Assistant] And it could only thoroughly screen about a third of the arrivals.


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[Assistant] Counter-terror chiefs say they warned about terrorists exploiting this opportunity.


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[Assistant] Jean-Louis Bruguier was a top French counter-terrorism judge for two decades.


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[Assistant] He says the migrant crisis exposed the dysfunction of the European Union's approach to security.


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[Assistant] Abaoud now used the chaos of the refugee flow to get a team of militants into and around Europe.


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[Assistant] Two of the team entered Europe with refugees on the island of Leros.


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[Assistant] One used a stolen Syrian passport flagged by Interpol as possibly being used by terrorists.


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[Assistant] But Greek authorities weren't checking Interpol's database regularly, and the men were let through.


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[Assistant] Bomb maker Najim Nakraoui and one of the leaders of the cell, Mohamed Belkaid, are also thought to have entered Europe through Greece.


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[Assistant] Hours later, police stopped their Mercedes at the Austria-Hungary border.


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[Assistant] They were known extremists. One was wanted on a terrorism warrant. One was on an EU watch list.


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[Assistant] By the end of October, Abaoud had everything in place. Weapons, explosives, targets, and the men to hit them.


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[Assistant] Most of the suspected plotters were already known to the authorities, and multiple opportunities to stop them had been missed.


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[Assistant] At least six were wanted on international arrest warrants for terrorism.


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[Assistant] One was under police surveillance with wiretaps and a hidden camera. At least seven were on terrorist watch lists.


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[Assistant] At least 12 were stopped, questioned, and even arrested as they traveled around Europe and back and forth to Syria to prepare the Paris plot.


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[Assistant] The Paris attacks were staged almost entirely from Belgium.


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[Assistant] That's where the bombs were made, where coordinators directed the attacks by phone.


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[Assistant] French security chiefs say the Belgians should have done more to stop the plot.


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[Assistant] Five days after the attacks, Aboud was tracked down to an apartment on the outskirts of Paris.


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[Assistant] Abud's remains were identified two days later.


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[Assistant] Seven remaining suspects were holed up in safe houses back in their old neighborhoods in Brussels, where they were working on a new plot.


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[Assistant] Unknown to Belgian intelligence and the NSA, which was helping haunt the fugitives, the bomb maker, Najim Nakroui,


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[Assistant] Was in direct contact with a shadowy ISIS chief in Syria known as Abu Ahmad.


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[Assistant] Abu Ahmad avoided interception by using encrypted communications to give detailed orders and bomb-making instructions.


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[Assistant] U.S. counter-terror officials believe he is a 26-year-old Moroccan immigrant who grew up in France, served in the French Foreign Legion, and did prison time for drug dealing before joining ISIS.


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[Assistant] He is now suspected of playing a lead role in overseeing the Paris and Brussels plots.


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[Assistant] Belgian police discovered a series of apartments rented using false identities and finally closed in on the cell.


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[Assistant] They shot dead one of the suspects and captured another. Salah abd Islam. But the bomb maker and others were hiding elsewhere.


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[Assistant] European leaders have set up a new counter-terrorism center and recently approved the passenger name record to bolster border security across the continent.


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[Assistant] But the threat has worsened the political crisis for the European Union.


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[Assistant] The United Kingdom voted in a referendum to leave the EU. Other countries are considering doing the same.


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[Assistant] The counter-terror chiefs say the systemic problems remain, and Europe is as vulnerable as ever.


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[Assistant] No system is perfect. We live in a free world.


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[Assistant] Because of the V4 case, uh, a boot came very clear in the picture.


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[Assistant] We realized he was, uh, active in the recruitment of people from France, from Belgium.


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[Assistant] We trained them and he was responsible for sending back people to Western Europe also.


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[Assistant] People that want to die, they're not afraid to die, and they're not afraid to kill other people while doing so.


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[Assistant] It's a pity we lost him because we knew who he was, uh, what he was doing.


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[Assistant] Uh, and sure we would have loved to have captured him. Uh, it's a sure thing that he got away. He managed to escape and he managed to go back to Syria.


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[Assistant] They both have false Belgian identity papers. It's a tool they used.


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[Assistant] I think they used the fact that there were a lot of refugees at that time over there, so they could blend in to stay, uhm, anonymous.


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[Assistant] I remember saying to myself, I hope there is not a Belgian connection. And I was proven wrong.


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[Assistant] The Belgian connection, if I may call it like that, was soon very, very clear.


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[Assistant] You all are not cooperating. Alright, you need to understand that we are here to keep the Taliban out.


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[Assistant] There are definitely guys in that tree line. There are definitely guys deep out there. Yea, the left hay bale, you come about one finger to the right and you go straight back and he's hanging out right there in between the trees.


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[Assistant] When you free a dragon or step on one of their platforms, you're saving your progress. That could be useful if you run into trouble. Not that you'll ever run into trouble, Spyro.


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[Assistant] The military was always saying we should wait till we're in a stronger position. And I used to say, why do you think you'll be in a stronger position if you wait?


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[Assistant] I, uh, brought you these pelts. I thought maybe you could use them.


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[Assistant] After four hours, they're back at the crevasse. It's so wide, three ladders need to be lashed together.


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[Assistant] The risk is the unsecured end will collapse. Temba knows that the icefall doctor he replaced died the previous year on this mountain.


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[Assistant] Amita, we talked about this. Turning Kirat into a drugsting is not the answer.


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[Assistant] Might build four towers a year. Now timelines are radically different. So instead of contracts to build a tower, you have contracts to build 40 towers.


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[Assistant] We have significantly reduced the financial benefits and we have put three or four layers of communication problems into the intended final results.


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[Assistant] There's no time to season these employees. There's no time to mature them. There's no time to train them.


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[Assistant] So we have increasingly less experienced, less trained, less capable individuals doing increasingly large projects at increasing pressure and with decreasing compensation.


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[Assistant] He wanted to be a cop, but I talked him out of that because I thought that was a dangerous job. I was afraid he'd get shot or something.


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[Assistant] And we tried to make him quit, but he wouldn't. I'll be okay, Mom. And he had a big smile on his face, you know.


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[Assistant] Americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe.


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[Assistant] As our economy has come roaring back, we've seen some price increases.


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[Assistant] While higher interest rates, slower growth and softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation,


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[Assistant] Restoring price stability will likely require maintaining a restrictive policy stance for some time.


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[Assistant] In the years since the global financial crisis ended, our economy has made substantial progress toward full recovery.


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[Assistant] Many of the programs that we're undertaking rely on emergency lending powers that are available only in very unusual circumstances, such as those we find ourselves in today.


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[Assistant] We will continue to use these powers forcefully, proactively, and aggressively until we're confident that we are solidly on the road to recovery.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I think the word transitory has different meanings to different people. To many it carries a time, a sense of, uh, of short-lived. We, we tend to, to, to,


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[Assistant] Use it to mean that it won't leave a permanent mark in the form of higher inflation. I think it's probably a good time to retire that word and try to explain more clearly what we mean.


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[Assistant] Good afternoon. It's nice to see everyone in person.


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[Assistant] At today's meeting, the committee raised the target range for the federal funds rate. We also decided to begin the process of reducing the size of our balance sheet.


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[Assistant] While higher interest rates, slower growth and softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation,


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[Assistant] Today, the FOMC raised its policy interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point.


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[Assistant] We actually don't think we need to see a sharp or enormous increase in unemployment to get inflation under control.


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[Assistant] It was an emergency measure. I mean, the economy was imploding. I mean, no one would lend to anyone. There was no ability to borrow. The economy was going to be stopped dead.


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[Assistant] When you have a crisis, that's when you want your central bank to be willing to put cash in, and so to avoid a major...


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[Assistant] Depression, uh, where everything just stops, you provide the cash. So I agreed with, yes, we need to provide this money on the expectation that once we got through the crisis, we would go back to a more normal, uh, policy.


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[Assistant] It was difficult, but this was fundamental. And so, I really did think that it was a wrong policy. And I didn't want to be associated with it. So I voted no.


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[Assistant] I most certainly did think it was a radical policy and I think most people did. It was meant to be radical. And so my concern was we had come through a crisis and we provided the liquidity necessary to come through it.


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[Assistant] And we're on the other side of that crisis. The economy was recovering. And yet we're engaging in a deliberate effort to have easy money.


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[Assistant] You encourage, uh, additional risk taking. In fact, that's one of the reasons they did quantitative easing, was to encourage greater risk taking.


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[Assistant] Breaking news right now, two explosions rocking the main terminal at Brussels Airport. There are reports of another attack, an explosion at a subway, metro station.


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[Assistant] She always loved numbers. The professor said, I think you'd make a good math researcher.


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[Assistant] A little bit intimidating, but I'm very excited to kinda see what will transpire, because as we know, Marinette is now the guardian of the Miracle Box, which is like, a lot of responsibility. And, you know, we had the Honoluka thing, we had the Kagami thing, so, yay!


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[Assistant] Uh, we still need to address the fact that Hawk Moth knows, I believe, the identity of the other Miraculous Holders, so that's gonna have to be addressed.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, Marinette's gonna be crushing on Adrian all over again, so we got that to look forward to, so.


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[Assistant] Without further ado, let's get started.


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[Assistant] Sooo, it sounds like you're projecting a bit from Cap Blanc.


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[Assistant] You could have asked them just to wait downstairs. Or go to the patio. You didn't have to tell them that. That was just rude.


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[Assistant] And that she's capable of rejecting Hawk Moth is so awesome. I'm so proud of her.


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[Assistant] Like, I need- I need your confidence that's like Alia's, okay? I need you to be a reliable source to our team, okay? A pillar.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, so Olga knows now. Olga knows. I- and Hawk Moth knows about Olga.


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[Assistant] I mean we know Alia's like a good friend if we're gonna trust anybody it's her, but like Hawk Moth knows.


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[Assistant] About her, she's in serious danger now, cause she also knows Ladybug's identity!


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[Assistant] If all ya knows now, we have another basically almost full-time ally.


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[Assistant] Before even like Cat Noir knows her identity. Granted, we know now.


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[Assistant] them being together and falling in love, whoever he may be on the other side of things, causes catastrophe. It causes end of world scenario. So Marinette knows she can't like ever be with Cat Noir, like cannot ever do that. So she will never do that. But Alia, she knows she maybe could.


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[Assistant] Oh my God. Imagine next episode Bonnex comes and Bonnex is like, so you told Alia?


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[Assistant] I mean please, I'm so happy Alia knows, but my poor heart is breaking for little Marinette. I feel so terrible for her, like she just wants a normal life, she just wants a boy to fawn over and it just, oh it hurts. And like the sad thing is, Marinette and Adrian could have a very


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[Assistant] Them being together actually oddly works. We're like, Luca, bless his poor little heart, but like, he'll always be wondering where she ran off to, like, for hours. Uh, so I just,


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[Assistant] Now she looks like the lady blog stuff cause now she, she'll have to be even more careful about it and calculated about what she posts and doesn't post.


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[Assistant] And yet, at the same time, I wouldn't be surprised if Alia already knew this information.


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[Assistant] And just kept it to herself. Alia is a smart cook, okay? I know we've seen like, allusions and things, but since Alia's the illusion master,


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[Assistant] But oh, it was so sad to like find out that the girls didn't know about Marinette breaking up or being broken up with. Kinda, I don't really know who broke up with who, but.


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[Assistant] The breakup between her and Luca and all, he was like, I'm her bestie and I didn't know. Like, that's so heartbreaking. Like, I get that. I definitely, especially in high school and all that drama stuff goes on, I certainly had those moments where I was like,


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[Assistant] I'm your best friend and I didn't even know this was going on. Like what the fuck? Like girl tell me. Which is hard. I personally for myself I felt like I was that friend that like


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[Assistant] Just because I was like the, the friend that like pep you up, get you going, be your yes man friend. I wasn't really like the I'm gonna confide everything in you friend.


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[Assistant] And that was always hard because I wanted to be that friend, but people just didn't give me the opportunity to be that friend. So.


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[Assistant] Little, little bit sad. Little bit sad and doody. But.


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[Assistant] They wanted to help confide and be there for Marinette.


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[Assistant] Even if it meant they didn't get to know her secret, they still wanted to be able to be like, okay, like we're here for you, like, let's do it.


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[Assistant] So it was really sad, but also very sweet of them to be so kind. So.


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[Assistant] I hope Marinette recognizes that and does try her best to keep them close. I know she can't be the friend she wants to be for them.


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[Assistant] But she can still make an effort and I think they'll...


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[Assistant] I don't wanna say lie, but make excuses for Marinette, you know? So...


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[Assistant] Like that's crazy to me. And now that Alia probably was going- Alia will probably step up as well now. Cause-


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[Assistant] Since Marinette knows she can trust Alia, Alia can trust her, Alia can kinda intervene in situations, I feel like we will have Alia kinda be our third person. I am curious though. Just the hawkmoth thing.


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[Assistant] Cause he can target her, cause he'll know. Like if he sees Reina Rouge, he's gonna be like, Aliyah, waddup. So.


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[Assistant] I don't know how that works exactly, but we'll see. Oh, maybe.


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[Assistant] My only solution is that Alia gets a different Miraculous, but I like Reina Rouge.


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[Assistant] But, okay everybody, this was a great episode. It was so much fun watching it. So thank you all so much. Uh, please remember if you like this video to like, share, subscribe. All that fun jazz. Uh, comment down below. Let me know what you guys think. Like, this was a wild episode. And I'll see you all later.


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[Assistant] Significant percentages of people who were in the statistical middle class were skipping medical treatments because they didn't think they could afford them.


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[Assistant] 40% of the United States didn't have $400 in a rainy day fund and they were at risk of imminent financial peril with a tire blew. That's not, that's not a good place.


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[Assistant] Four guys in a bar, each one of whom is making 60 thousand dollars a year. Jeff Bezos walks into the bar and he's making


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[Assistant] It doesn't. It's distorting statistics. You have to look at how much each person has, not at what the averages are, to understand what's going on in the economy. And when four out of five guys in the Mar are not doing well, the country isn't doing well.


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[Assistant] Next stop, Main Street. Well, this is our stop.


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[Assistant] Good job, Spyro. One day you'll be able to tell all the dragons about your amazing adventures.


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[Assistant] And you are dreaming if you think any training could make you into a proper assassin. Do you even know what that means?


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[Assistant] We got a common enemy, and I reckon he's close! The Royal Navy attacked my vessel and forced my men to flee! We are stranded, and what is worse, the smugglers we were supposed to meet have been taken prisoner! Say an I'll free those smugglers, you traitor wounded!


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[Assistant] You want her Shea. She is yours. Now bring me back to my ship.


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[Assistant] But next to me, you are the most experienced sailor in the brotherhood trade. Besides, we could use another vessel. Even this pitiful one.


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[Assistant] Trust me, you will sell those lobster by the tongue in France. Ah, the cabbage farmer's return. How about time?


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[Assistant] When the time comes, they will end aid and help us fight the Templars!


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[Assistant] You need not worry about Le Chasseur. He is loyal to the Brotherhood.


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[Assistant] And he knows more about what goes on in these parts than you can ever hope to learn.


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[Assistant] Le Chasseur, allow me to present our associate, Chez Cormac.


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[Assistant] Samuel Smith is the Templar's treasure! What is he doing in this place?


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[Assistant] He's cutting through the ice. It seems you're not the only one equipped with such a ram shape. Let us hope ours fares just as well.


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[Assistant] It can cover whole stretches of ocean with their flames. Careful, Shay!


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[Assistant] It's a very important technical agency. Our powers are limited when we're operating in countries. The countries take the lead. We advise honestly and this is what we try to do in Guinea.


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[Assistant] We did bring Louise to the attention of the Sierra Leone government and they came back and told us that Louise had gone back to Guinea.


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[Assistant] And that they was no, she was not in Sierra Leone.


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[Assistant] That was the last that we heard of this particular case.


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[Assistant] Wait a minute. Let's be cautious. Let's see how it evolves. We are deploying people in the field. We think we are making headway.


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[Assistant] With hindsight, if I went back to June 2014,


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[Assistant] This will be the biggest environmental fight of this century for Alaska.


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[Assistant] When you talk about dollars or gold volume or copper volume, it's billions. But there's billions on the other side.


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[Assistant] The present value of a commercial fishery that's got 125 years of success, a subsistence fishery that's been going on for a millennium, of a sport fishery that is matched nowhere in the world, the values are also very, very high on that side. This I believe will be the biggest environmental fight of this century for Alaska. Ugly stuff.


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[Assistant] I spent my life in public office in support of mining industry. It wasn't until I was asked to look at this prospect that I had any idea what


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[Assistant] Uh, a massive sulfide open pit mine could be. This is nothing like anything that we have ever seen. All the mines in all of Alaska's history would fit in the hole of this mine.


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[Assistant] And leave three quarters of it still empty. You could put three Bingham Canyon mines, the largest mine in North America, in the hole.


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[Assistant] A few minutes and said, well by my just first calculation, somewhere between 29 and 30 miles long.


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[Assistant] Anything that requires perpetual remediation scares me. This is an area of experimentation.


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[Assistant] And I don't believe that it's a place to experiment. If we saw one huge sulfide mine in a wet climate succeed and could follow it.


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[Assistant] It might be something to look at, but you can't find it even in mines that are half the size of this deposit.


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[Assistant] Did you see their faces when we stole those apples? I'm Arno. Elise. I'm here with my father. So am I. He has important business with the king.


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[Assistant] Truth be told, it's a lot of ceremony and pontification. Dollars dirt.


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[Assistant] I know exactly who my father was on note. And I know who yours was.


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[Assistant] I suppose it was inevitable. You an assassin, me a templar.


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[Assistant] My father always meant for me to follow in his footsteps. Now all I can do is avenge him.


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[Assistant] I found that on the floor of my father's room, unopened.


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[Assistant] Oh no. François Germain was my father's lieutenant.


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[Assistant] Something about heretical notions or Jacques de Molay, I'm not entirely sure. But he should be dead. He died years ago.


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[Assistant] We can count half the noble women of Paris as suspects then.


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[Assistant] Aconite. Hard to detect unless you know what you're looking for.


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[Assistant] My cunning plan was to murder the only assassin who doesn't want to see me dead, then stand about waiting to be discovered.


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[Assistant] You're right, I'm sorry.


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[Assistant] What are we waiting for? Calming face. What do you hope to find here?


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[Assistant] And he was the only one who argued against Shana's echo, and I'm not surprised she's thrown in with him.


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[Assistant] If the people think the royal family has been hoarding food in a time of famine.


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[Assistant] After everything that's happened. Everything we've lost.


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[Assistant] Louis-Michel Le Peltier. What can you tell us about him?


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[Assistant] Are you sure Joma will be there?


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[Assistant] I'm going back to Paris. Are you coming?


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[Assistant] Alright. I'll go see to our transportation. Stay out of trouble.


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[Assistant] Thomas Pierre, he's declared today a festival of the supreme being.


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[Assistant] How did I get? Causes hallucinations. This will make him look mad. Now we have to make him look dangerous.


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[Assistant] It must fall into the right hands, anonymously. If our involvement gets out, it'll tip jamais off.


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[Assistant] I have tracked the Templar as far as his coast, but I fear the rest is up to you, my friend.


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[Assistant] He should have nothing to do with the troubles of the Templar cause. We all respect that sentiment, sir. You have my thanks, gentlemen. Master Smith, are you ready to leave on your voyage? Aye, sir. I shall return with answers. Master Wardrop, are you likewise engaged with the manuscript? Yes, sir. We will soon know its meaning. Then I bid you take your leave.


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[Assistant] I apologize sir, but Master Wardrop refused to hand it over. He said the risks were too great.


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[Assistant] The prisoners got loose. They had help from outside. There were just too many of them. Well then, we're going to have to fix that, Andre. It's about time we took those criminals down.


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[Assistant] The man's been dead for two years. Whoever's in charge now, you can be certain they aren't sitting idle.


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[Assistant] Four hundred armed noblemen, honorary? If it weren't for General Appa yet... Enough! Enough!


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[Assistant] If we danced about on a simple scale in need of balancing, you'd be right. But the truth is more complicated.


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[Assistant] In putting Mirabeau's affairs in order, we've come across certain correspondences of a royal nature.


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[Assistant] And he was rather less discreet than he should have been. If the king's copies of these letters were made public.


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[Assistant] The Templars would be in a position to expose and purge our agents across France.


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[Assistant] You've defied the orders of this council repeatedly, pursued targets without sanction, and flouted our creed at every step.


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[Assistant] In light of these actions, I find I have no choice but to call for a vote of expulsion. Master Belier.


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[Assistant] You are attainted. Your rank and title are stripped from you, and you are hereby exiled from the Brotherhood of Paris.


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[Assistant] The decision of this council is final. We give you leave to go.


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[Assistant] Because to be honest, my objectivity isn't doing me a whole lot of good right now. Hold on. I'll start us down.


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[Assistant] Once it bad, you don't think you can remove- It can't leave the station, you know that, right?


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[Assistant] It took three months, and the biggest starship the UNSC could throw at it just to relocate it here. Unless you're a lot stronger than you look. It's not going anywhere.


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[Assistant] Make sure the nukes are primed so you can detonate them remotely.


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[Assistant] Can't give us more time to pack?


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[Assistant] And thank you for revealing your master plan, you scheming snake.


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[Assistant] An ancient artifact. Treasure from those who came before. Yes!


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[Assistant] The memory appears to be fragmented How much time has passed?


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[Assistant] Seven years war will soon break out in the colonies. Focus on assassin interference.


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[Assistant] Your research will help me achieve something I have wanted for a very long time. Shey's story may have something to offer you as well.


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[Assistant] Shey has seen the true face of the world, and he has chosen his path accordingly. A similar choice will soon present itself to you.


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[Assistant] The Templars can now focus entirely on the Assassins. They still have hundreds of men working for them in New York.


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[Assistant] Shay's story is a message. One that says that when threatened, what an assassin truly wants isn't freedom, but order.


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[Assistant] We have existed since before recorded human history and have recently been reborn disguised as Abstergo Industries.


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[Assistant] You have crossed threshold. And your eyes have been opened. You have seen the world for what it truly is.


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[Assistant] The father of understanding guided you to us. And for that, we are grateful. The test of your true worth begins now. And it begins with a choice.


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[Assistant] For more on this and other Frontline programs, visit our website at pbs.org.


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[Assistant] To order, visit shoppbs.org or call 1-800-PLAY-PBS. Frontline is also available for download on iTunes.


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[Assistant] Uh, there are mines in Africa, in South America, uh, in the United States, like the Bingham Mine and others, uh, where they're mining copper and doing quite well, and the volume produced is actually very high.


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[Assistant] With acid in it as well as metals that are in solution. And those metals in solution can be very damaging. The old name for those waters is acid mine drainage.


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[Assistant] I'll take that, you templo dog.


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[Assistant] You saw the box hope. The temple was filter bursting with that kind of power. You made me slaughter innocents!


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[Assistant] We have the responsibility! We are responsible for killing innocents and destroying cities. This mad grab for power. It ends now.


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[Assistant] Cannot! I will not let this happen again! All those souls lost!


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[Assistant] On the blood of our fathers. On the blood of our sons.


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[Assistant] With the inflation they just have eaten away their savings, you know. People have told me, you know, I did the three to six months of savings for an emergency.


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[Assistant] The Federal Reserve has raised its key interest rates again. A move that seemed unfathomable to many just months ago has now happened twice in a row.


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[Assistant] You do things in parallel. Research, trials, manufacturing and distribution.


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[Assistant] In the video, Officer Meyer clearly kicks the leg of the handcuffed father. In the report though, he writes,


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[Assistant] All of us together can make it happen. We have to unite.


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[Assistant] Beep, beep, beep. The horn on the bus goes beep, beep, beep. All through the town.


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[Assistant] Excuse me, Private Mitchell. I'm Jonathan Irons. I'm Will's father. Mr. Irons, I'm sorry for your loss, sir. I'm sure you are, Sergeant. Private Mitchell, you were Will's best friend. You both paid too high a price for your country. It was an unfortunate tragedy, sir. It was more than unfortunate, Sergeant. It was unnecessary. Son, I want to offer you a second chance. Mr. Irons.


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[Assistant] Mitchell's been discharged with his injuries. I'm aware of his injuries, Sergeant.


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[Assistant] At Atlas, we have prosthetics that are 20 years beyond anything the military could offer you. Will told me what kind of soldier you were. You deserve to fight for a military that's as effective as you are.


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[Assistant] This is Arm, sir. Knew it was too early. That arm's worth more to me than this entire facility. How's my boy doing? He's a work in progress. Well, keep working. This is a great soldier.


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[Assistant] It's a sad day indeed when the military has no use for good men like you. Jump in. I'll give you the tour.


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[Assistant] What you're seeing is advanced warfare. Atlas has the single largest standing military in the world, but we answer to no country. Unlike the government, we don't keep secrets of our capabilities. We don't sell policy, we sell power. We are a superpower for hire.


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[Assistant] Power isn't just about the ability to destroy. Atlas has built infrastructures in places like Korea, Sierra Leone, Nigeria. We do in a few years what it takes governments decades to accomplish. In fact, the truth is, we're often more effective than the governments that hire us. As my son found out the hard way.


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[Assistant] Looks like we have an operator on our hands. He's getting there, sir. He's ready for some real work.


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[Assistant] Well, a glass would be a start. I'll do you one better. Gather round, gents.


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[Assistant] You treat your men like you would your own beloved sons and they'll follow you into the deepest valley. I lost my son and it taught me the importance of seizing the moment of saying what needs to be said when you have the chance.


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[Assistant] You gentlemen did a hell of a job out there. Logos has opened up fantastic opportunities for Atlas. And for that, I am grateful. To you, gentlemen.


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[Assistant] Moments burned into our memory until the day we die. Where were you? The day everything changed. Four years ago, one man tried to destroy our way of life.


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[Assistant] One man tried to throw the world into darkness. It felt like we could never find our way back. But we did.


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[Assistant] The intel is good. Hades is meeting with his financial backers in Santorini 24 hours from now. Mr. Irons, the protocols for mounting an assault on- This man is responsible for 50,000 deaths, General. We are going in.


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[Assistant] Atlas is an internationally registered private company. We don't need Congress. Gentlemen, are we operational? We're at the ready, sir. You're the trigger. I want your team on the ground in six hours. On whose authority? On my authorities!


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[Assistant] Well, I like to get things done, so no.


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[Assistant] But look at what we've done in New Baghdad. Forty years ago, we pulled out of Iraq with that place in ruins and our tail between our legs. And now?


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[Assistant] It's a testament to what happens when you put efficiency before bureaucracy.


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[Assistant] I am honored to be the first CEO of a private corporation to become a member of the United Nations Security Council.


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[Assistant] Because we've already developed it. But with all due respect, the United Nations is a relic from a different time.


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[Assistant] When nations were unique in their ability to solve the world's problems. But that just isn't the case anymore.


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[Assistant] Primarily because you have outsourced the job to me.


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[Assistant] So let's be clear. I am here to solve the world's problems.


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[Assistant] The world is asking one question. Why did I attack the United States?


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[Assistant] The United States has had the world in a constant state of war for over a hundred years. Time and again, we have seen the catastrophic results of this belligerent militaristic policy.


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[Assistant] These wars haven't led to resolution or peace. These wars have only led to more wars. The United States has set the agenda because they wielded the biggest stick. Well, no more. This is not the beginning of a war. This is the end of all wars.


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[Assistant] I wanted to meet the man whose mission it was to kill me. Our mission was to stop


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[Assistant] Failure is not something we tolerate here at Atlas, so I'm disturbed that three of my best contractors have failed so miserably. But, that's the way it has to be. The wheat from the chaff, the strong from the weak.


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[Assistant] The ancient Spartans knew the true meaning of warfare.


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[Assistant] That truth has been lost to us for two millennia. What of your son Will? What was he? Wheat or chaff?


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[Assistant] Will was the victim of the misguided policies of the United States government.


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[Assistant] Of course the tragedy is, dying for what you believe in doesn't make it true.


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[Assistant] You're not young, but you are strong, Cormac. So I give you twenty minutes to bleed out. Time enough to consider whether it was all worth it.


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[Assistant] Hello, Mitchell. Don't you fucking move. I could ask the same of you. He's hacking into our exos! Come on, Ammu!


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[Assistant] You rely too much on those things. The city is falling, it's over!


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[Assistant] What I've started won't end with me. It's bigger than me, and it's certainly bigger than you!


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[Assistant] That's only because you don't have the conviction to do what's necessary. Necessary.


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[Assistant] God damn it, Gideon. I didn't know you were a movie star. Oh, easy now.


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[Assistant] So what the hell was that? Couldn't tell you, mate. But it sounded an awful lot like Irons declaring war.


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[Assistant] I'm not here for her to be like, oh, I need Brittany or Brittany has to do this for me. Like, I teach her how to fish and I encourage anything that she does.


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[Assistant] That's awesome. That's amazing. So I would say I'm an author first. I've also acted and obviously I'm an entrepreneur. So I mean, if I'm using labels to best identify myself with, it'd be that.


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[Assistant] Separation is the greatest illusion. So if I hate him, then I hate a part of myself. So no, I don't hate him. But I've obviously seen and heard things from her. So it's like, yeah, I'm, I'm on go regardless. Like I don't, you know, he's a man. This is his shit. I respect him.


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[Assistant] That's kind of subjective. Because if it led me to where I am now, then it wasn't a mistake. And if it changed my life financially, then none of those guys were a mistake. It was like the book was meant to be written. But I think in general, I think as you climb, of course you have to be a little bit more selective. And for me, I definitely had my fun and was doing whatever I was doing, whoever I was doing it with.


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[Assistant] But I would say probably more men are intimidated to be with a woman who can articulate her thoughts and feelings and put it into a book and monetize it. Yeaah, that's intimidating. So.


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[Assistant] And I don't know how he'll find me, I don't really know. I'm 27, single, I have no children, I mean...


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[Assistant] There's just, to me, I'm just kinda like over all that, you know? So I wouldn't even want to be in a type of relationship where I'm like ripping and running and being spotted here and like all that attention. I think someone who has like something to lose but not like consumed, like I'm a clout hound, I'm just so into attention.


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[Assistant] Some of them are just more low key, like I see you on social media, maybe I met you on there, but I'm not pressed to like post all the time. Some of them are just more low key.


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[Assistant] That's what I want. I don't want to be running around. I don't wanna go through another situation like I did. That was really traumatic. I've been in therapy for five years too, so it's like, there's no way I could even take steps back.


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[Assistant] And date somebody who's abusive in any form.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's like not something she opens up to everybody about. So I think her actually owning more of her truth and what she's been through is way more interesting than any of that other shit.


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[Assistant] That's interesting. I mean... Comment. Honestly, any, the cucumbers, anything, just, it's like...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean he was just abusive like across the board, so. Emotionally...


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[Assistant] It got physical more towards the end of it, like bruised arms and shit, like, then I just feel like it got to a point where, where I talk about it even in my book, it's like...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would, I mean, he had a girlfriend of five years when I met him. I was a side chick for ten months. So I kind of asked, I got exactly what I wanted, which was him. So it's like, I kind of made my own bet and I had to lie in it. And we dated for four years after that.


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[Assistant] So I think it just kind of goes to show like when it's not right, like it just, it's not your guy.


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[Assistant] If, you know, him even just having you include in the podcast, and I know you guys do stuff together on Twitter, or like, you know, your, your site. To me it's like, what's the point?


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[Assistant] I mean, probably like year two, I was like, okay, this is probably... And you stayed for four? Yeah.


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[Assistant] Let me think of something that guys, like, typically do. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I think the, the thing I look for at first is just their, uhm, their behaviors, uhm, their texting patterns and probably just the way that they talk to me.


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[Assistant] And I, I didn't want to release the interview, I don't know, I just felt like we were meant to meet each other. And I know that's not what people want to hear, but yea, like, people sexualize us all the time, which is fine, like, we get it, we played around, and a year later people are still joking about it, but yea, she's like my sister, like, she-


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[Assistant] You know, I was just flying her out to interview her for my book. I talked about her. I never had any intention on like, we're going to become best friends. Like, you know, it just happened. But yea, so anytime I can help somebody or...


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[Assistant] She never asked for it. Like if she, if I hear little things where maybe I could, okay well maybe this or have you ever thought about that? I always want her to be a free thinker and question everything I tell her. Like don't take what I say, my word is bond. Like you know, you feel how you feel and you figure it out. So it's like I share things as


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[Assistant] I'm a, like I've been doing interviews a long time too. So there was times where I was really loose lipped and like saying names and it's just a process. Like you just learn to say what you want people to know. Not what people can get out of.


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[Assistant] So we have, obviously we have something in common if, you know, like draws like.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I actually have permission. I had talked to him on FaceTime that day actually because uhm, he wanted to help me.


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[Assistant] with my book sales and I told him like, you know, he's like, how come, you know, people don't?


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[Assistant] No, like who any of these people are in the book. And I'm just like, because that wasn't the intention of it. So yeaah, he just told me to put it out. We had a whole conversation. It wasn't like me being spiteful. That was my own audio that I sent him months before.


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[Assistant] So uhm, yeaah, he has respect for me, I have respect for him, and he was just trying to help me, like, boost my book.


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[Assistant] Devious? I am like all in or all out. So when our relationship is done, I just move on. Like I've never...


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[Assistant] That's what I, I'm a very, we live in an energetic, emotional world. So when people are doing all that crazy shit, it just comes back to you.


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[Assistant] Old news. I mean, it kinda seems like there's a lot of questions. So, I mean, it's kinda hard to base an assumption, like an opinion on like a bunch of...


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[Assistant] Here say, like, we hear that he wants to be an owner, like, we hear all of these things, but like, where is, where are the facts?


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[Assistant] Okay, nightbot, nightbot.


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[Assistant] Sweet, sweet, Nightbot. Simmer down now. Simmer down. We don't have to... We don't have to go that ham now, do we, Nightbot?


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[Assistant] I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. We'll move us back, we'll move us back.


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[Assistant] Oh my goodness, I'm in love, absolutely in love with this.


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[Assistant] Looks to be an opening through here.


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[Assistant] Craig, what's up man? What's up? How you doing? You know me? Uh, what's going on?


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[Assistant] Indian Point's not safe when it doesn't meet safety regulations. Right now it doesn't meet safety regulations. Those known safety problems need to be fixed.


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[Assistant] Last year, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission inspectors found that that plant wasn't protected against a flood the way it should be.


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[Assistant] The company argued that it's what's the chance of it happening, it's been that way for 20 years. The NRC resisted all that and mandated those fixes be made.


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[Assistant] Flood barriers were put in, watertight doors were installed.


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[Assistant] Fort Cahoon was a stellar example of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission taking proactive action to protect people living in Nebraska.


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[Assistant] The flooding at Fort Cahoon may not have triggered a meltdown, but it would have severely eroded the defense in depth. Many of the barriers, many of the pumps would have been underwater and unavailable.


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[Assistant] The biggest concern I've had with the NRC over the years I've been monitoring them is lack of consistency.


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[Assistant] North Anna experienced an earthquake larger than it was designed for, but the reason it came out so well is its owner.


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[Assistant] Voluntarily upgraded its seismic protection when they knew about the hazard in the early 90s. The NRC didn't require owners like of Northana and others to fix it. So fortunately, we got the challenge at a plant where the owner had already taken steps to defend against it.


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[Assistant] The regulations adopted because of the Brown's Ferry Fire and that's just unacceptable.


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[Assistant] It's because we've been making this work for, you know, thousands of years. You experience our heritage. You experience our culture. You're experiencing how we look at life.


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[Assistant] So I'll bead things that my grandmother would tell me. I bead a lot of, you know, sacred teachings into those sculptures, legends.


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[Assistant] The movie comes- Ahh, Francois-Jupont High School. It's where the cool kids go. Hehe.


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[Assistant] Now Clonica wants to drag us into her glitz and glamour world. Oh? Not sure I can fit in.


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[Assistant] Good Marinette.


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[Assistant] Let's wrap this up, Cat Noir. You know the drill.


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[Assistant] We can't, we can't handle atomic energy. Why not?


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[Assistant] It's chugging. Oh my god.


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[Assistant] Okay, I'll actually focus. I'm gonna- I'm gonna end up murdering-


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[Assistant] The villains kinda do look like homeless slenderman, you're 110% correct. You like to dance?


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[Assistant] Alright, uhm, we're good, we're good, we're good. I'm guessing we can jump here.


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[Assistant] Ladybug is maybe not the best idea. So uhm, noted.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I like the statue though. Oh, it's lagging, it's lagging again.


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[Assistant] Oh no, I'm so sad. Oh, I'm so sad. We're gonna have to replay this game because I'm not gonna be best friends with Luca.


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[Assistant] Oh, oh, oh, it's chugging already. Oh, it's chugging. Chugga chugga chugga chugga choo choo as they say.


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[Assistant] I can't, that was way too funny. Can I jump off here? No I can't. Okay.


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[Assistant] Well, that's how I remember it. I remember, uh, I came to show Kanye this movie to list.


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[Assistant] You know, and, uh, we went to the office and, you know, Gov, he took a shit in his office and Gov never takes a shit. And I was like, yo, rock.


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[Assistant] Uh, Guv did a poopity scoop. So, you know, I cleaned it up and whatever, but then I heard it on the record and at first I forgot and then I was like, oh shit, I forgot that shit, Guv. But a lot of times a lot of people that I talk to that are rappers, you know, we have conversations and I always hear things that I say in their records all the time. That happens all the time.


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[Assistant] Even that superhero shit, you know what I mean? Like I remember having a conversation with Kanye about superheroes and all that, and you know, where we super- and a lot of things are not here in the record, and I love that.


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[Assistant] Because that means that the conversations we have are empowering to the extent that, you know, he wants to actually put it on the record.


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[Assistant] We're the ones that tell the truth. You know, any artist in any field, rapper, poet, any, it's about your point of view and standing behind that. It's not about really fitting in, it's just about being yourself.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's, it's on Dame Dash, uh, I just gotta, you know, you know, it's a lot of things out there, like, uh, that was my album, The Dream Team.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so that was me making an album and, you know, I always talk shit on raps and shit and I was like, yo, if I could rap, I'd say this shit. So, you know, Cam and I really grew up together. You know what I mean? Like, you know, he's one of those people that I can honestly say I knew when we were children and we grew up and based on talked about what we were going to do, trained for it, actually did it, laughed at people that, you know, went the other way.


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[Assistant] And you know, so when we do these kinds of records, it's really him just talking about our actual experience. That was a true, that whole verse that he put, everything he said was true.


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[Assistant] Like down to like, you know, one time, uh, Boog's mom was mad and I had some work in the house and she called the police. So I got the call came like, yo, take this ride with me. And I got birds in the car and he like, yo, you know, cause he said she called the pop, the police and all that, all that shit was real. And we had the, we had the, um, you know, I had a, um, a barbershop on 112th street.


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[Assistant] And, uh, we, we had, you know, barbe- we had a barbershop in the front and we saw weed in the back, chicken bags, you know what I mean? And we used to always argue about rap, you know, uh, Dukie's favorite rapper was, uh, Kuji Rap. And you know, he always was shitting on Jay, you know, that type of shit.


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[Assistant] If you look specifically, I was like, oh, if I could rap, I would say these things. Because, you know, a lot of what the rappers were talking about back then were what the people that were behind the scenes were doing. Most of the rappers weren't doing anything as far as hustling. You know, it's a contradiction to be selling drugs and killing niggas and then be making records about it, like go to jail for those things.


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[Assistant] You know, today, the kids don't really understand that. You're starting to understand that now. Right. But you can't be doing criminal things, making records about it, and making videos and expect not to go to jail. So they would be talking about the people that were funding them.


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[Assistant] Like the rappers weren't the toughest. They were, they weren't the ones putting in that kind of work. You feel me?


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[Assistant] So they're like, look, you know, a lot of what this, this, this, uh, industry is, is, is effort.


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[Assistant] You know, the best rappers aren't the ones that win the most, it's the ones that are willing to sacrifice the most, uhm, mentally, physically, their integrity, their soul.


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[Assistant] Like to really be successful in this business, you have to give up a lot of your principles. And a real, real artist won't do that.


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[Assistant] So, Jim wasn't really around for the real hustlin' days with me, but Cam was, you know what I mean? So, but Jim did see it, but he wasn't like, Cam used to be like ridin' with me, like I'd be pickin' up work and gettin' pulled over by cars and all that other shit, like Cam was the dude that


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[Assistant] Was really nice at basketball. You know what I'm saying? He was like, he had got MVP at 15 at the, at the, uh, polo grounds and all that. And I only knew him really so well because I hung out uptown, but I lived in the East side.


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[Assistant] And his cousin Bloodshed lived in 1199 in I think D building. I lived in B building. So I would see Cam uptown and I would also see him downtown.


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[Assistant] And the things that were going on downtown were really funny to me. You know what I mean? Like when you were...


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[Assistant] You know, I was just, I'm one of the ones that really was there that made it. Right. But I'm the only one that was really there that made it. Right. Like I was really there. You know what I mean? Like these are my friends.


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[Assistant] She's not frightened, they just glorify it. But I lived it. I survived it. Like, you know, the people that most people are really scared of that would be like run across the street and tuck they chain.


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[Assistant] Those guys are my friends. And I'm not saying it's like I'm tough, cause I never had to carry a gun. I never had to kill nobody. But I survived it, you know what I mean? And eloquently. And I did it in a way where I always kick back to the people that...


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[Assistant] Actually protected me. I always lived by those morals and principles that protected me. Right. You understand what I'm saying? And you could check my, my file, go back to my block. You know, everybody knows, you know what I mean? It's not like a secret.


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[Assistant] I can do everything I can do for the whole block, for the whole dip set. I looked out, I look out for everybody. When I'm up, everybody's up.


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[Assistant] That's why I be fucked up, cause I love hip hop. I knew everyone was gonna be fucked up.