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[Assistant] But you did it. Truth and the Covenant, the Flood, it's finished.


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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] Thank you for releasing me, Spyro. Free ten dragons in the artisan world. Then find the Balloonist. He'll transport you to the next world.


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[Assistant] Breathe. I'll do the talking.


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[Assistant] Climb as a spider. I could spin a web and climb down. But I can't be a spider because she is one already. She gets under your skin.


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[Assistant] There is a call for young people, a call for women, a call for children, and it's not to travel to the Sahel or Waziristan, it's to go to Syria. And Syria is right next door. Going to Syria is very cheap and it's very easy.


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[Assistant] He was the brains and the organizer of this brigade whose mission was to come back to Europe and commit attacks here on European soil.


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[Assistant] We've had someone in front of us who was with Abaoud.


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[Assistant] Who was trained by him, who was chosen by him, and now he was in prison.


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[Assistant] And well, that's very satisfying. I can't say it any other way.


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[Assistant] of the clients that you see coming to Everest


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[Assistant] Because the more time you spend in it, the more likely you are to be buried alive. On each expedition as their clients sleep in heated tents, the Sherpas have to carry the tourists' gear through the icefall not once or twice, but about 40 times. 40 times as baggage porters through this valley of death.


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[Assistant] This is one document that has not been brought to my attention, although you do hear rumors, uh, that Firestone paid taxes, you know, uh, to the Taylor government and whatnot, but, uh, at this stage, uh,


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[Assistant] Quite frankly, we don't know and sometimes we don't even want to know. We just want to proceed.


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[Assistant] Tower climbers install and service cell phone antennas, ascending hundreds, sometimes more than a thousand feet.


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[Assistant] Over the last decade other men have been falling to their deaths. North Carolina, Arizona, Kentucky, Florida, Iowa.


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[Assistant] Since 2003, there have been nearly 100 climbers killed on radio, TV and cell towers.


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[Assistant] A rate that is about ten times the average for construction workers.


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[Assistant] To find out why, reporters at Frontline and ProPublica investigated the 50 cell-related deaths.


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[Assistant] But do they address the question of responsibility for...


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[Assistant] After pouring over thousands of documents, we discovered a complex web of subcontracting that has allowed the major carriers to avoid scrutiny when accidents happen.


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[Assistant] Before cell phones, he worked mostly on TV and radio towers.


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[Assistant] But with the boom in cell phones, the industry suddenly changed.


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[Assistant] Hull was hired by the subcontractor and given a strict deadline.


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[Assistant] He was worried the drive would make him miss the deadline, so Hull called the subcontractor.


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[Assistant] He planned to sleep back in Nebraska, but then he arrived at the work site.


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[Assistant] Hull didn't know it was just a technician. He felt pressured and immediately ascended the tower.


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[Assistant] We obtained the government investigation video and showed it to Hull for the first time.


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[Assistant] But his life was spared after his safety harness broke the fall.


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[Assistant] Hull suffered severe internal injuries and is now permanently disabled.


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[Assistant] So a lot of time pressure. You saw that often in your work?


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[Assistant] Veteran climbers like Wally Reardon say that time pressure often leads to something called free climbing.


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[Assistant] Reardon climbed towers for ten years. Now he drives around and takes pictures of free climbing to try to draw attention to the dangerous practice which regulations strictly prohibit. Free climbing was involved in about half of the fatalities we examined. So what am I looking at here, Wally?


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[Assistant] And the contractor that was your employer was happy to have it that way.


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[Assistant] He was a high school dropout still living at home in rural Tennessee.


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[Assistant] When he got a job tower climbing, his parents weren't happy about that either.


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[Assistant] He was free climbing near the top of this tower in Kentucky and lost his balance.


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[Assistant] Randy Gray was the investigator for OSHA, the government agency that regulates workplace safety.


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[Assistant] Gray quickly discovered that free climbing was so accepted that the crew didn't even bother to take safety lanyards with them up on the tower.


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[Assistant] Tower Services, Inc., Sulfrage's employer, declined our interview requests.


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[Assistant] Gray issued the company citations that carried a fine of $143,000.


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[Assistant] Eventually it settled with OSHA for $24,000.


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[Assistant] Although OSHA routinely finds subcontractors after accidents, it's more difficult to go after the carriers who hire them.


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[Assistant] To do so, it must first prove the carrier is controlling the work and has knowledge of the violation.


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[Assistant] Controlled in a, in a very real sense by the carrier at the top of the chain.


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[Assistant] Randy Gray concluded that Bluegrass Cellular, the carrier in the Selfridge case, regularly visited the company's tower sites, so he issued citations.


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[Assistant] But Bluegrass fought back, saying Bluegrass does not have a duty to oversee the safety of independent contractor employees working at its cellular sites.


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[Assistant] Gray couldn't show that bluegrass, which also declined our interview request, was on site and watching the day sulfurage fell.


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[Assistant] After a nearly three-year legal battle, Bluegrass won and all OSHA citations were dropped.


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[Assistant] We discovered that the Bluegrass case was the only time since 2003 that OSHA even attempted to cite a carrier after the death of a subcontractor.


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[Assistant] In the middle of the last decade, the major carriers were gearing up for the next generation of cell phones.


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[Assistant] AT&T had merged with Singular to form the largest cell company at the time.


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[Assistant] Ed Reynolds is the former president of network services at AT&T. Before retiring in 2007,


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[Assistant] It took three years, billions of dollars.


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[Assistant] The success meant that data usage far exceeded what AT&T had predicted.


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[Assistant] By 2008, AT&T was pouring billions of dollars into tower upgrades.


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[Assistant] And for Phoenix of Tennessee, an AT&T subcontractor, that meant one thing. Work.


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[Assistant] But to get that work, Phoenix had to go through a middleman.


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[Assistant] Turf vendors are large firms like General Dynamics or Bechtel that AT&T relies on to manage work on thousands of tower sites across the country.


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[Assistant] The turf vendors, in turn, subcontract to companies like Phoenix.


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[Assistant] And in 2008, Phoenix also sent much of its work to a smaller affiliate, a company called All Around Towers.


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[Assistant] He kicked around between part time jobs. He was a mover. He delivered pizzas.


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[Assistant] But after his second child was born, he needed something better.


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[Assistant] It was May 2008 in a rural corner of Indiana.


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[Assistant] Guilford fell when he was rappelling down the tower using the wrong kind of rope without a safety lot.


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[Assistant] One witness said he was horsing around, his coworkers on the ground, cheering him on.


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[Assistant] His rope was attached to a broken hook that popped off the tower. And it turns out an autopsy showed that he had recently smoked marijuana.


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[Assistant] Waits puts most of the blame on Guilford for breaking safety rules and on all-around towers for the broken equipment and lack of supervision.


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[Assistant] Osha cited Phoenix of Tennessee, the parent company of all-around towers for the broken equipment. The fine was $2,500. The case was closed.


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[Assistant] That's more than all the other major carriers combined.


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[Assistant] So they said, let's have a stand down, let's stop work and figure out what the truth is. What did they figure out?


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[Assistant] AT&T declined our request for an interview.


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[Assistant] In a statement, the company wrote that its contracts require strict compliance with state and federal laws and regulations, including worker safety. And that worker safety has always been a hallmark of AT&T.


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[Assistant] Guilford's fiancee, Bridget Pierce, thinks that no one ultimately took responsibility for Guilford's safety.


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[Assistant] After Guilford died, the foreman for all-around towers disappeared and was never questioned by OSHA.


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[Assistant] The company quickly went out of business but two of its owners, who declined interview requests, then started another company that continues to do work in the industry. That doesn't surprise those who study subcontracting.


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[Assistant] In the tower industry, that system is increasingly built around the turf fender.


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[Assistant] AT&T relies on them almost exclusively. Sprint is also starting to.


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[Assistant] Mark Hine has worked for several turf vendors. He says the additional layer of subcontracting means those at the bottom are forced to accept less money.


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[Assistant] After starting a new job last year, he was shocked by the subpar cruise he found on his first round of inspections.


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[Assistant] Most surprising to Hein, many of these crews weren't even hired or approved by the turf fender. They were working for a sub of the turf fender. You know, a couple subs down the line. But because of the way OSHA regulates the industry, turf fenders, like carriers, are rarely held responsible after accidents.


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[Assistant] Chris Dekro owns a small climbing company in Michigan that typically works at the bottom of a chain of contractors.


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[Assistant] Deckerow showed us what's left over for him after each contractor, especially the turf fender, takes a big cut.


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[Assistant] Decro says the pricing has forced him to make hard decisions.


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[Assistant] He drives his trucks more than 100,000 miles a year without changing the tires, and he's cut his safety budget.


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[Assistant] Decro said he's considering closing his company down rather than paying his climbers less or cutting the safety budget even more.


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[Assistant] For carriers, the responsibility for safety ultimately rests with the contractors.


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[Assistant] In it, they urged OSHA to go after carriers and turf vendors that hire unqualified contractors warning that otherwise, quote, fatalities are going to continue.


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[Assistant] But three years later, we found out that OSHA doesn't even track which carriers are connected to fatal accidents.


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[Assistant] AT&T's letter to Frontline and ProPublica pointed out that tower fatalities across the industry have declined since 2008. There were no deaths on AT&T jobs last year, even though the carrier said its workload increased.


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[Assistant] The competition to build the next generation network, 4G, has already begun.


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[Assistant] Who was willing to climb towers for $10 an hour and just happy to have a job.


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[Assistant] I would say more than 300. I want you two gone. I want you out of my house. I'm taking it back. And if you ever... We'll shoot Donald together. It's Yogi.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I took care of him. Are we going after Huma now?


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[Assistant] Meeda, I captured the bridge. I'll patch you through.


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[Assistant] Central bankers were saviors post global financial crisis. This time, it was different. The mood was more, uh, you know, for the first time, uh, we're failing.


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[Assistant] What the Federal Reserve does is provide


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[Assistant] The blood supply for the body of our capitalist economy.


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[Assistant] And what happened in 2008 is all the veins in the capillaries and the arteries collapsed. So every financial function had failed. It had collapsed and we had to restore them.


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[Assistant] And then the question was, what else can we do? And the committee came up with the idea of quantitative easing.


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[Assistant] The red templars are fighting harder than ever with their master nearby.


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[Assistant] Our scouts saw Corypheus traveling towards an elven ruin to the north. We can clear you a path through his armies.


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[Assistant] We will not fail you, my lord, no matter what comes. And draste guide you, Inquisitor.


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[Assistant] No, girl, he was bad. He was bad for her!


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[Assistant] White men in a time when that was not popular. The courage to even walk in that room.


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[Assistant] They had no idea that bats are suspected of carrying a deadly virus.


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[Assistant] Then his mother fell ill. She was seven months pregnant.


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[Assistant] The next victim, Emil's grandmother left the village to seek treatment. She infected a nurse at a local hospital.


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[Assistant] The sickness began to spread across the forest region of Guinea.


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[Assistant] But for three months was mistaken for cholera and malaria.


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[Assistant] By March, the virus had traveled hundreds of miles and killed more than 50 people. The government sent a team of scientists to investigate and take blood samples.


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[Assistant] The doctor tracked down a teenager named Khalil who was sick with a mystery disease.


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[Assistant] All previous Ebola outbreaks had occurred over a thousand miles away.


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[Assistant] But the relief group Doctors Without Borders had decades of experience with Ebola.


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[Assistant] Within 48 hours, they set up a field hospital in the town of Gekedu, the epicenter of the outbreak. The first patients began to arrive.


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[Assistant] Past outbreaks had shown that the key to stopping Ebola was to isolate the sick, monitor anyone who had contact with the infected, and safely bury the dead.


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[Assistant] The World Health Organization, WHO, is part of the United Nations.


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[Assistant] And has a mandate to help governments coordinate their response to outbreaks.


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[Assistant] The WHO left the response in the hands of its officials in Guinea, who had no experience of Ebola.


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[Assistant] They set up what would become daily meetings with the government of Guinea, Doctors Without Borders, and other aid organizations.


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[Assistant] The outbreak quickly spread 400 miles to Guinea's capital, Conakry.


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[Assistant] The Ministry of Health now ordered its teams in the field to include only laboratory-confirmed cases of Ebola in their death count.


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[Assistant] The Ministry of Health teams now stopped investigating deaths that weren't confirmed Ebola cases.


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[Assistant] Louise Camano lived in Sierra Leone, but in March she came to stay with relatives in Guinea. Her mother had Ebola.


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[Assistant] She was frightened by rumors that foreign doctors were killing people.


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[Assistant] Luisi walked through the bush until she reached a river, the border with Sierra Leone.


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[Assistant] Luisi had crossed the border carrying the sickness with her. No one knew it yet, but Ebola was spreading in Sierra Leone.


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[Assistant] A few days after her journey, the WHO got a tip-off that Louise was sick and had crossed into Sierra Leone.


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[Assistant] Luizzi's name and location were logged in an internal report and passed on to the Sierra Leone government.


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[Assistant] But in West Africa, it's customary for villagers to spend hours washing and preparing the body for the funeral.


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[Assistant] These traditional burial practices played a major role in the spread of the virus. Mourners often touch the body at the funeral itself.


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[Assistant] And now it began to spread unchecked through the villages of Sierra Leone, wiping out entire families.


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[Assistant] The healer's niece even took the virus 250 miles to Monrovia, the capital of Liberia. Nobody yet knew it, but the outbreak was completely out of control.


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[Assistant] Doctors Without Borders says it tried to get the government to pay attention.


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[Assistant] But Sierra Leone had turned for advice to an American company called Metabiota, who had a long-standing presence in the country researching tropical diseases.


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[Assistant] Metabiota had no experience in controlling Ebola outbreaks.


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[Assistant] The government decided to treat Ebola victims at the state hospital in the town of Kenema, which already had a ward for Lassa fever, a disease similar to Ebola, but less infectious.


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[Assistant] Far from containing the outbreak, the hospital was helping to spread it.


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[Assistant] The group says that the government and their advisors, MetaBiota, were still underestimating the scale of the problem.


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[Assistant] The government and MetaBiota had no system in place to monitor people who had been in contact with Ebola victims.


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[Assistant] This lack of contact tracing meant that hundreds of cases went undetected.


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[Assistant] The outbreak had now spread to three countries. Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia. Some of the poorest nations in the world.


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[Assistant] The WHO was considering declaring an international health emergency, which would have acted as a global distress signal. But officials were concerned about causing panic.


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[Assistant] The WHO opened a new coordination center in Guinea to try to improve the response across West Africa.


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[Assistant] Kenema Hospital in Sierra Leone was now overwhelmed.


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[Assistant] The WHO had sent two doctors to help with the caseload.


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[Assistant] But the patients kept coming, and the nurses kept getting infected.


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[Assistant] There were now so many deaths at the hospital that wild rumors started to spread through the town.


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[Assistant] The outbreak had now killed more than 800 people in three countries. As the death count rose.


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[Assistant] Doctors Without Borders had been urging the WHO to declare an international emergency.


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[Assistant] Then the outbreak moved to another level. An infected Liberian took the virus to Nigeria, Africa's most populous country.


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[Assistant] And two American health workers forced Ebola into the headlines around the world.


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[Assistant] The WHO now put a high-level team in Geneva in charge of the response.


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[Assistant] They came up with a plan that would require thousands of Western medics and experts to be put into action.


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[Assistant] The problem was the WHO had no standing army of emergency medics and no authority or budget for this kind of operation.


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[Assistant] They now needed to persuade wealthy countries to send people to fight the outbreak. And that would take time.


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[Assistant] Back in West Africa, the virus had found a new hunting ground. West Point slum.


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[Assistant] Monrovia had one small Ebola clinic, and it was full. For the infected, there was nowhere to go.


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[Assistant] A local journalist filmed Finda and her children in the isolation center. There was no separation between the sick and the healthy. Very quickly, Finda's son, Sasko, fell sick.


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[Assistant] Four days after it opened, the isolation center was overrun.


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[Assistant] The looters took mattresses and sheets contaminated with the virus. And the Ebola victims disappeared back into the slums.


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[Assistant] As West Point descended into chaos, Doctors Without Borders had been constructing Elwha 3, the biggest Ebola hospital ever built.


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[Assistant] But when it opened, it was immediately clear it would not be enough.


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[Assistant] Eventually, the Doctors Without Borders team found room for Finda and her children.


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[Assistant] Eventually, Finda would lose three of her children. Three survived.


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[Assistant] By now, Ebola cases were rising exponentially.


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[Assistant] Doctors Without Borders made a direct plea to the United States to provide thousands of soldiers to help isolate and treat patients.


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[Assistant] The director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came to the Ebola clinic in Monrovia to see the situation for himself.


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[Assistant] Ten months after the outbreak had begun, the fight back was underway.


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[Assistant] The United States sent in thousands of troops and medics, and other countries followed suit.


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[Assistant] Work began building new treatment centers and training burial teams. But the outbreak was still ahead of the response, and even threatened to spread beyond Africa.


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[Assistant] Then in Monrovia, something extraordinary happened. Cases began to drop sharply.


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[Assistant] But the drop in numbers was real. With death all around them, Liberians were changing how they lived their lives. They stopped trying to nurse their sick and began to bury their dead safely.


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[Assistant] But health officials are already worrying about the next outbreak and how the world will respond.


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[Assistant] Officially, more than ten thousand people have died. The true figure is believed to be much higher.


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[Assistant] Honey, honey. Yes, mama. Eating candy. No, mama. Are you


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[Assistant] Kevin Smith? Adam West? Ha! Thank goodness I'm here to provide some real celebrity star power. When it comes


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[Assistant] Kevin Smith? Adam West? Ha! Thank goodness I'm here to provide some-


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[Assistant] Admit it, I nearly had you. Nearly counts for nothing, Shay. And besides, no. That was just luck. I make my own luck, Liam.


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[Assistant] Ah, you've been saying that for years, but you're precious little to show for it.


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[Assistant] But this is business. It doesn't concern you, Shay. Hurry! We're best not keep Chevalier waiting.


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[Assistant] Tread with care, Shay. The Royal Navy be ready for us. Remember your training.


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[Assistant] Plan or no plan. We choose our own battlefield. Hey, we're not most at ease when we're at sea.


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[Assistant] And while he intercepted a Templar convoy and stole a mysterious package, he traveled to Port-au-Prince and entrusted it to a woman he believed was loyal to her cause.


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[Assistant] Shay, it's your turn to find him. You sir, have our tanks.


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[Assistant] Speaking of Lawrence Washington, you eliminated him. James Wardrop has moved up in ranks. All the Templar resources are at his disposal now. What about the manuscript?


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[Assistant] Hope has found a way to reproduce Master Franklin's experiment. We'll soon uncover the next precursor site.


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[Assistant] We have everything we need. Now, Chevalier will be expecting me. Hope.


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[Assistant] Those daily meetings were a nightmare. Everyday.


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[Assistant] Every day, day after day. Disorganized meeting. No decision taken. No one knowing what they were talking about.


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[Assistant] WHO people were really not at the level required for the job.


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[Assistant] There was absolutely no change at field level. Still, the very same few organizations on the ground doing the work. No additional people coming to support. More people at coordination level.


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[Assistant] More useless people, more meetings to be organized.


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[Assistant] Honey, honey. Yes, mama. Eating candy. No, mama. Are you sure? Yes, mama. Open your mouth. Ha, ha, ha. Ha, ha, ha. Ha, ha, ha.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, my name is Xamber. Thank you guys so much for clicking on this video and deciding to watch me. Today, we are back with more Miraculous. We are watching season 4 episode 6, Furious Fool. So,


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[Assistant] Fu is the previous guardian who had the, uh, miracle box. So.


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[Assistant] I'm wondering if Marinette's going to try and get information from him, but obviously he doesn't remember anything, so maybe she might try to ask his little girly friend for information? Or something, cause obviously he wouldn't remember anything about it, so I don't really know why he would be furious at her?


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[Assistant] Unless he just gets akumatized or something? Unsure.


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[Assistant] I'm very excited to watch this episode. Hope you guys are as well. I've been really enjoying season 4. I'm really liking that we're just kinda taking it a bit slower. Kinda gives me time to just like, think about things, you know, kinda have that, that drama, the thrill of what it would have been like to watch it live, so.


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[Assistant] And if you like my content or just want to see the next reaction early, you can check out my Patreon page. Link down in the description below to get access to that over there.


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[Assistant] I feel like we're doing fine by ourselves, thank you.


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[Assistant] Oh no. Oh, that's not good. Him getting akumatized is bad, right? Doesn't he know a lot of secrets? I guess all the secrets would already be in the book though, technically.


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[Assistant] Oh, no, no. Don't do that. Don't. No. No.


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[Assistant] Aww. Couldn't the other dude come and just break it? I liked that it was her, but like, didn't have to be her.


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[Assistant] Interesting. What an odd-


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[Assistant] From the uh, feast episode, we knew that everybody from like the temples that were like, you know, chomped up was back now. So I was kinda waiting for the, I guess, consequence of that? And this has finally become that consequence.


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[Assistant] We have the, like, Omega Guardian, basically.


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[Assistant] Who now is like, yo, what is going on? I don't understand anything in this world, but like you, the way you are doing the box is all wrong. Give me back. Which.


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[Assistant] We kinda knew Marinette did things differently and we kinda knew Fu wasn't playing by the book either since, uh, we were aware that he didn't get proper guardian training. But he did still...


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[Assistant] Have some understanding of the miracle box and kinda how everything works.


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[Assistant] But if we ever lost our box, it would be valuable to have that so we could try to recover it.


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[Assistant] I am so glad that Foo and Marianne are living their best lives and they're having a good time and that they still want to come visit Marinette. I think that's very cute. I like that all the, uh,


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[Assistant] Like, it makes sense, like, they develop a personal connection with their holder as well. Even though, like, technically, I don't think they're supposed to, but they do.


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[Assistant] Because they obviously care, so it was really sad, like, they just all wanted to go see him. Besides the dog miraculous, which we haven't seen, it doesn't have an owner.


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[Assistant] So, I'm curious what's up with the dolls, like why?


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[Assistant] So why did he not want to go see? Like, that's just odd to me, so. I don't know. And like, Bark is the name too, it's just cute. We don't know much about that one, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, there's still quite a few miraculous we haven't seen used yet.


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[Assistant] The bull, I assume it's a bull. The bull, uh, the pig. I think there's like a cat-cow lookin' one.


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[Assistant] Uhm, trying to think if there's any other we haven't seen used. I can't recall at the top of my head. And the dog, yeaah. So.


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[Assistant] I would assume we're probably going to use some new ones this season.


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[Assistant] Just because Hawk Moth is aware of who some of the holders are? Uhm.


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[Assistant] Along with- I wanna like see the fall off of Chloe a bit more too, cause she, you know, was terrible at the end of last season.


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[Assistant] Basically it was like, I'm done with Ladybug, I'm done with like, wanting your attention, like, I- I fully am like, Hawkma. Like, let's go. I'm with Hawk Daddy now.


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[Assistant] So I wanna see, like, the fall off of that, cause I'm super curious.


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[Assistant] So, I wanna see more of that as well, and I would like to get like,


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[Assistant] I wanna hear that conversation though with like Alia and Marinette about Chloe. That would also be really nice, but I just don't know if we will get that.


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[Assistant] Or if that might be an end of season thing again? Unsure.


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[Assistant] But I'm really liking this season. It's interesting getting to see the like.


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[Assistant] A new guardian or the old guardian come back, getting to see Fu come back, kinda have that circle back thing, getting to see Fu akumatize and thankfully he got a charm so it won't happen again which is good. I love the fact that the charms are also like


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[Assistant] Customize to the person, I think is very sweet.


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[Assistant] I'm hopeful that Marinette can be a good guardian and maybe even learn something.


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[Assistant] Really helping to expand the show and kinda allowing for


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[Assistant] These interesting episodes that don't just have to consist of...


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[Assistant] We met this new person that got akumatized, we went to school, our friend got akumatized, saved them. Where we can have these different little stories going on in here, like Alia finding out about Ladybug, Alia being included, which really changes the shape of how we solve a situation.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and calling Alia for backup, like actually Alia for backup, uh, in this episode, you know, we have Fugita Kumatais, we have the, uh, Omega Guardian come, we have Mary Jane, we call Mary Jane to come help us, so.


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[Assistant] I feel like we've been very cookie cutter, same premise, where now at least we have some


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[Assistant] of extra spice into it, you know? Things are still basically the same, but


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[Assistant] We have some more story forming where...


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[Assistant] I feel like it really starts to matter what episode you watch these. What order you watch the episodes in. So I like it. I like it a lot. It's fun.


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[Assistant] I like that we already introduced the charm thing so we know that's going to be something that we will be doing for, like, throughout the season. I like that, uh, Alia was instantly included, so Alia will be helping us probably a bit this season. I'm shocked that these two episodes didn't include her.


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[Assistant] Uh, very sad, I wore like my little pendant today cause I was ready to like support my girl and then she just wasn't in these episodes and I was like, oh, that's awkward.


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[Assistant] Uhm, with some, you know, serious moments in it as well.


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[Assistant] So, I'm just excited to see kinda what, what will happen this season, so.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. If you like this video, please make sure to like, share, subscribe, all that fun jazz. Uhm, and I will see you all


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[Assistant] That satellite took down the ship's defenses and is extracting data from the ship's mainframes as we speak.


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[Assistant] Main point of contacts on the ship's upper hull. The fastest route is through the maintenance causeway. There's a mantis, docked inside the door. Take it. You'll need the extra firepower.


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[Assistant] A science team got zapped excavating a forerunner artifact. This sensor data is all that was left.


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[Assistant] And our geeks managed to pull some coordinates. I'll give you three guesses where it led.


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[Assistant] Mr. Lasky, you take point, I want boots on the ground in 60. Captain.


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[Assistant] This is a first contact scenario, Master Chief. Priorit-


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[Assistant] You know, I think you, of all people, would appreciate the benefit of living to fight another day.


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[Assistant] Infinity cannot handle that kind of punishment. Not again.


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[Assistant] And with all due respect to you, soldier, I'm not willing to jeopardize my ship because of the hallucinations of an aging Spartan and his malfunctioning AI. Sir, what if he's right?


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[Assistant] As soon as we know we're airtight, I want a course late into Karenay station. Come, prepare a warning beacon.


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[Assistant] That's mytho. You invoke that name so easily.


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[Assistant] But what was mythal? A legend given name and called a god? Or something more? Truth is not the end.


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[Assistant] We often talk about the Federal Reserve using a bazooka to tackle markets and the economy. This is bazooka, cannons and tanks all at once.


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[Assistant] You should keep it. It'll do no one any good moldering in a forgotten crib.


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[Assistant] As we speak, twenty thousand armed revolutionaries are laying siege to the Tuileries.


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[Assistant] I see quite a bit of green on the markets this morning. Dow, S&P, Nasdaq, all of them.


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[Assistant] People were dying outside. Families were dying in taxi cabs outside.


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[Assistant] They were arriving, seeking care. The families had nowhere else to go. The centre was full. And essentially they were waiting, you know, the centre was waiting for someone to die to then make space.


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[Assistant] A normal medical round for me would be going in pronouncing five or six people dead and it's extremely horrible because people are dying.


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[Assistant] Sometimes, uh, very distressing deaths beside a child. The mother that was trying to care for her child dead and then you've got a baby and trying to work out how on earth are you going to try and deal with an unaccompanied child in an over full centre. It was really hard.


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[Assistant] It's just so far beyond what could normally be expected of humanitarian workers, I would say.


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[Assistant] Normally if you work to the point of exhaustion, you can come away from something and feel...


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[Assistant] A degree of satisfaction, knowing that you did what you could. I didn't feel any satisfaction at all.


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[Assistant] It was never about feeling like you failed in the level of medical acuity. We did everything we could. It was about feeling the shame of what the world had to offer for low barrier at that time. And yeah, the sheer number of death. It was just really seeing death.


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[Assistant] When we saw the numbers starting to go down, I was really worried. It was cause for more concern than jubilation. Because the response still seemed so inadequate that it was inconceivable that it could be successful. And of course the fear is that if people are not presenting, that they were staying at home.


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[Assistant] Which means if they're staying at home, they're infecting more people, that then the curve would bounce back in a much more dramatic way. And that was the fear.


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[Assistant] Daka or Jakarta or Johannesburg somewhere and land in a urban setting and Ebola get totally out of control. We didn't have a plan B.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately for us both, I like crazy.


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[Assistant] Yes, sir, Sergeant. Thanks for the tank. He never gets me anything.


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[Assistant] Good. Still no word about it, Amberclad, on the Covenant battle net.


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[Assistant] Looks like we're going down. Unless you'd prefer to swim.


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[Assistant] I've intercepted a secure transmission from Regret's carrier to something called High Charity.


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[Assistant] Regrets Carrier just received a response from High Charity. A very well-encrypted message from the Prophet of Truth.


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[Assistant] Listen to this. Three prophet hierarchs. Killing Regret should shake up the Covenant leadership. But frankly, it sounds like you might be doing Truth a favor.


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[Assistant] Bad news. The phantoms are turning around. The fleet is preparing to fire on our position. We need to get out of here.


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[Assistant] There are two groups of marines in this detention block. I'll zero their locations. You neutralize the guards.


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[Assistant] I've got a fix on truth just outside this tower, Chief. There's an exit nearby, hurry!


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[Assistant] Not to worry, it's pretty sloppy stuff. I guess they never expected a hostile intelligence to penetrate their network from the inside. The Covenant just destroyed two of their own ships, and I'm hearing reports of small arms fire throughout their fleet.


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[Assistant] If he does, I'll detonate in Emberclad's reactor just like we did the autumns. The blast will destroy this city and the ring. It's not a very original plan, but we know it'll work. No. I don't want a chance at remote detonation. I need to stay here.


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[Assistant] I'll disable this lift once you reach the top. That'll slow them down. I hope.


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[Assistant] I knew the Covenant was good at repurposing Forerunner technology, but this is amazing. They've been using the Forerunner ship's engines as an energy source for the city.


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


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[Assistant] Kyro, this is an Emberclad. The carrier shield is down. I'm in position and ready for immediate assault.


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[Assistant] Chief, get inside, gear up. We're taking this fight to the surface.


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[Assistant] Still need an escort that isn't afraid of a little hospital ground fire.


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[Assistant] So I hear. But from what I understand, the prophet will need an object, the index, to activate the range.


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[Assistant] The rings work the same way, the index should be inside.


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[Assistant] Then we better beat them to it, Sergeant. Extract your men and meet me at the library.


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[Assistant] How's it going you two? So far so good. We're approaching the main temple now. Roger that.


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[Assistant] I'm as close to the library as I can get. There's some sort of barrier. We're trying to find a way around it. I'll keep you posted.


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[Assistant] I'm just trying to get a little extra food. Can't really, you know, trying to stretch the dollar.


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[Assistant] It's not hard to spend $200 in a grocery store and only have a week's worth of food for two people, you know.


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[Assistant] It's more recent, since probably the last six months I've been coming here. Are you working? Are you, uh? Yep, I'm working, but it's just not enough.


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[Assistant] Good show, Shay. Ran them right out of their own dead.


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[Assistant] Well, don't put your name on the door yet. There may be a few men left on their ship. Look! The bird is nested right over there!


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[Assistant] Oh wait! I can hardly let you do that alone.


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[Assistant] She's a fine ship. And true to my word, I found the crew for her. I did leave one position unfilled, though. Tell me, Shay, do you have a first mate?


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[Assistant] He's long gone. Then I apply for the post.


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[Assistant] As your first mate, may I suggest our next destination? The Colonel will be expecting me to report back.


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[Assistant] Might I suggest we improve our vessel? The Morrigan is good, but with a few more supplies, she could be unstoppable. And...


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[Assistant] There's a French outpost nearby, I happen to know.


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[Assistant] What marvelous destruction, Captain. I saw the smoke all the way from the morgue.


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[Assistant] It is, uh, terribly dusty here. I'm sure Shay can recount his adventures to us over a pint. Hey, the first round's on, uh, the Colonel, huh?


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[Assistant] The fort's just up ahead. Good. Let us continue onward.


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[Assistant] She's in that big mansion. The one with the gardens.


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[Assistant] The following announcement was forced onto this show by me, Spidey.


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[Assistant] I don't think there's any doubt that it will be the largest, thickest environmental impact statement ever done in Alaska, maybe the nation, maybe the world.


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[Assistant] If the company can meet all the standards in their design, then we may have no choice but to permit it. If they can show that water quality will be protected, uhm,


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[Assistant] You know, you would think we would have to, no choice but to say, yeah, well, you're going to meet all the laws and regulations there. Okay, that's going to pass muster.


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[Assistant] Do you swear to uphold the principles of our order and all that for which we stand and never to share our secrets or divulge the true nature of our work? I do. And to do so from now until death, whatever the cost? I do.


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[Assistant] You are now a templar. Harbinger of a new world.


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[Assistant] I have spent years investigating precursor leads. Tell me what you've seen.


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[Assistant] Pleased to make your acquaintance. Pleasure's mine, sir. Captain Cook uncovered a rather distressing stratagem, which I fear confirms her own intelligence.


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[Assistant] Obviously, we cannot allow that to happen. Gentlemen.


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[Assistant] The Battle of Louisbourg could very well be the turning point which will finally bring this war to a close. I don't know about you, but I've had enough of war.


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[Assistant] That was quite a crack, wasn't it? It is too soon for celebrations. Adewale is still out there.


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[Assistant] We like the resources in New York to handle these criminals ourselves. With a little luck, we might be rid of them once and for all. I make my own look. Now let us cut off the snake's head.


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[Assistant] The world is still standing. If they uncovered it, they have not yet set the earth in motion. How gentlemanly of them. There should still be time. Master Gist, stay here. I shall accompany Shay. Sir, with respect, are you sure that's wise?


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[Assistant] Beautiful if it wasn't so damn cold. Tread carefully. Some of this ice is rather thin.


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[Assistant] Master Gist will be in charge of eradicating any remaining traces of the assassins. Master Weeks and the others will assist him, of course.


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


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[Assistant] Frontline's Alaska Gold is available on DVD. To order, visit ShopPBS.org.


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[Assistant] Here we go. Just like in training.


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[Assistant] Mitchell, over here!


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[Assistant] En route to LZ Black. ETA 10 miles. Request yourself in the LZ with fire.


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[Assistant] These amateurs think they understand hostage rescue. We'll show them how it's done. Waiting on you, rookie.


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[Assistant] I see it. Ta! No clear sharp. Fuck it. Let's do this. Sharp!


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[Assistant] Copy that. Bravo! We're about to go critical. Let's go!


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[Assistant] Gideon. Taurus, you set? Set, good to go. Mike's a prep, timeline is locked in. Alright, saddle up.


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[Assistant] Not to believe this is Baghdad. Two years ago.


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[Assistant] This is Atlas-01. Whereas Michael's a KIA. What?


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[Assistant] The stage is set. A head-to-head faceoff between Michelle Obama's Team USA and James Corden's Team UK will determine once and for all which country is better. It really is that simple.


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[Assistant] I forgot, I completely forgot that YouTube has that feature.


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[Assistant] A lot of people have seen my work before. They're wanting something representing


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[Assistant] This piece here, the putakawa, which is the New Zealand Christmas tree, that flowers every December in New Zealand. Would you like to come and see where I make it?


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[Assistant] And then you pop it in to a little mould and pop it out and you have the shell.


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[Assistant] So with all the shells, I then turn them into these little bowls, and these can hang on the wall as well. This is for a earth auction, but it's got all the paper roads and the maps and the flexes and what you'll see on the coast of Nelson.


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[Assistant] So the Nelson region is full of creative people and we love sharing it with visitors who come here, especially if they give it a go as well.


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[Assistant] Cause it's like an active park, we sometimes, our trailers are in active parking lots, and so some, someone will just drive in and be like, is this the Keith Urban concert?


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[Assistant] Pretty soon Japan will have essentially no reactors operating.


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[Assistant] It was a huge dramatic shift in Japan from, it was something like two thirds or more of the public.


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[Assistant] The reactors are required roughly every year to undergo refueling operation and maintenance operation. Once a plant is shut down,


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[Assistant] It's not allowed to restart unless there is public support in the local area for a restart.


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[Assistant] So there are serious concerns that within a year after the Fukushima accident started, that Japan will have essentially no reactors operating.


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[Assistant] Today the United States has the largest number of nuclear reactors in the world, 104, but they're all old plants. Unless we make a decision to build new reactors, we're headed toward a retirement cliff of our reactors 20 years from now. And that will have tremendous consequences, won't it?


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[Assistant] That's right, I think by mid-century, we'll essentially have no nuclear plants operating in the United States, and by default, eventually phase out nuclear power, you know, 20 years from now.


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[Assistant] If you want to travel through indigenous country, experience the art.


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[Assistant] Whether it's a painting, whether it's a sculpture, whether it's a song, every piece is the embodiment of a story.


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[Assistant] In Quebec, there's 55 communities, 11 nations.


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[Assistant] All with distinct practices, languages, and relationship to the land.


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[Assistant] I'ma take, I'ma take your personal Instagram for myself. The hands, cheetah print. Would you be mad if I just grabbed this whole bag and ran away?


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[Assistant] I got bags. How long you been doing this for? About a year.


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[Assistant] Hey man, we just left the motherfuckin' Supreme Drop. We just met a whole bunch of cool ass people. Saw some cool ass clothes.


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[Assistant] Some yes and some nos. We didn't really see no hoes, but you know how it goes. You feel me? Uh, I'm about to go meet up with the plug right now though, go get some more shit though. I'll catch y'all niggas later bro.


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[Assistant] We're filming this at Särö Västerskol, near my hometown Gothenburg, on the west coast of Sweden.


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[Assistant] Since I was a kid, we used to cycle to the ocean to hang out with friends and family. And I love it by the archipelago with its granite rocks, oaks and pine trees just by the water.


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[Assistant] The last couple of years I've been writing and recording close to nature, taking walks while listening to sketches of my half-finished songs.


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[Assistant] Suddenly I can pause my ruminating thoughts and feel at ease.


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[Assistant] The song I'm going to play is called Visions. It's a song for humanity in the Anthropocene.


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[Assistant] So we need visions. Visions of the future. Collective visions that are wise enough to learn from the past and from the present. And visioning a future where we all can flourish.


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[Assistant] It, it kinda rubbed me the wrong way. Not because they were in the wrong about it, or because they had bad intentions, but because I've never believed that I was in charge of you guys, or I had power over you guys, because you guys have made it very clear, or I've tried to make it very clear to you that I'm only here because of you.


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[Assistant] I just want you to know that after 6 million subscribers and after over 2,000 videos, I'm still so happy to be able to be here among you guys. You guys are so special to me.


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[Assistant] That I believe that you can do anything. And moreover, I believe that we can do anything together.


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[Assistant] The commission meets today to discuss the tragic events in Japan.


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[Assistant] And to begin to consider possible actions we may take.


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[Assistant] I think there wasn't a full appreciation for what the impacts could be from a tsunami and how that flooding could, could disable almost all the electrical distribution systems. So what was really new in a way, uh, was the fact that here was something we hadn't really envisioned that could take out all of these basic safety systems.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't say that things move slowly.


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[Assistant] Well I think in that 30 years we've made a lot of changes to the fire protection program. I think we still have some lingering issues that we want to get resolved. That must be a little bit frustrating though to still be discussing this so many years later.


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[Assistant] Well, I think it's something we need to get behind us and for the very simple reason that new issues will come up. Of course, Fukushima is probably the most important one we're dealing with now. We know that the likelihood of something like a Fukushima accident happening here is very, very low.


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[Assistant] But we know it's not impossible. So we want to make sure we act, uh, quickly enough because I think the biggest failure would be for us to have this kind of a situation happen, not employ the lessons here and to have something like that happen in the United States.


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[Assistant] I'm Lucy Hawkes. I'm a marine biologist and a National Geographic explorer. And I'm here in Devon on the south coast of England.


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[Assistant] I study animal migration and I use tracking tags to follow the incredible movements of migratory species.


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[Assistant] Because of my work, I've been able to find out that birds can make flights of more than a thousand miles at a time without needing to stop to eat, to drink or to sleep. Or that sea turtles in our oceans can stay underwater for more than seven hours at a time.


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[Assistant] And currently I'm studying a small angry white sea bird called the Arctic tern. These birds weigh about the same as a bar of soap, but they can make a journey every year from the Arctic to Antarctica and back again, clocking up enough distance over the course of their life to make six return trips to the moon and back.


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[Assistant] We're tracking them using tiny little tracking tags like this. And I can't tell you what a privilege it is as a scientist to be allowed to hold this amazing bird in my hand, to look at this tiny little creature that sees the world at a planetary scale.


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[Assistant] And I consider myself really lucky to share the planet with these animals. So thank you for joining me and the National Geographic on this Earth Day Eve celebration.


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[Assistant] This one is called I Don't Want To Live On Mars and I wrote this specially.


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[Assistant] That's a song dedicated to love, my Earth, you know?


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[Assistant] I don't wanna live on Mars. I don't wanna drive space cars. I just wanna be with you. And do the things we do. Don't wanna escape to the moon. Can't let the world go boom. I just wanna be with you.


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[Assistant] It lets me beg one thing clear. Nothing can compare. Your love is the blue sky. Your love is a butterfly. I don't wanna live on Mars. I don't wanna drive space cars. I just wanna be with you. And do the things we do.


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[Assistant] You make me feel just like a king. I'll never leave you for that girl.


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[Assistant] Cause I don't wanna live on Mars I don't wanna drive space cars I just wanna be with you Let's do the things we do


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[Assistant] Don't wanna escape to the moon, even if the world, woah. I just wanna be with you, and do the right things to you.


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[Assistant] Can't take the heat, turn down the fire. Oh.


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[Assistant] Can't swim, don't tempt the water.


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[Assistant] Believe what you want. This is my right of view.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna be true. I got to get true to you. Cause I don't wanna live on Mars. Yea, I don't wanna drive space cars. I just wanna be with you. And do the things we do.


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[Assistant] Don't wanna escape to the moon. I can't let the world go boom. I just wanna be with you. I'll do the right things to you.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna live on Mars. I don't wanna drive space cars. I just wanna be with you.


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[Assistant] Let's do the things we do. Don't wanna escape to the moon. Yo, even if the, no no no. I just wanna be with you.


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[Assistant] I'll do the right things to you. Cause I don't wanna live on Mars. Love you Mother Earth. Blessed Mother Day.


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[Assistant] Rush hour in this area is impossible. I mean, if it rains at all, it's impossible. Much less, you know, a nuclear crisis.


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[Assistant] North Korea was invading Seoul. We had to push him back.


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[Assistant] Why is one man spared while another taken? To this day I couldn't give you an answer. But death comes for us all. Eventually.


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[Assistant] After Korea I thought I was done, but Irons gave me something to believe in. It's one thing to get your foot in the door. Next, you gotta prove you belong there. I got my first chance two months later.


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[Assistant] Life with Atlas was nothing like the Marines. But I wasn't complaining.


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[Assistant] It felt good to celebrate, but getting was right. We just got lucky and the KVA was getting better and thinking bigger every day.


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[Assistant] Four years on Hades trail and now we at his number two. The doctor was the key to everything.


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[Assistant] Ex-petsnaz, now working for Atlas. She could be your best friend, or your worst nightmare. But they never knew which.


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[Assistant] Hades' death left us with more questions than answers. But all that mattered was that he was gone. It was the start of a new chapter. For all of us.


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[Assistant] A direct attack on the U.S.? Are we sure Irons is even up for that?


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[Assistant] From there, we would break off and infiltrate the Atlas Command Center, taking out irons. For Kormak, it was the end of a journey. He'd been waiting five years for this day.


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[Assistant] There was nothing more to say. We all knew what had to be done.


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[Assistant] You experience the present as the inevitable destination of every step you've taken towards it. And in that same moment, you see a different path stretch out in front of you. The path you could have taken at the first step.


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[Assistant] We are all on this road together. The good men who fight for wrong causes.


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[Assistant] We had thrown everything we had at Atlas and come up short. Now it was time to pay the price.


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[Assistant] Irons gave me a second chance, and I gave it back. He thought he could solve the world's problems. If he did have the answer, he took it with him to the grave. But he was right about one thing. This wasn't the end. It was just the beginning.


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[Assistant] Yes sir, somewhere right in that area, right there. You see where that old log gets across? Uh huh. And, uh, we didn't find any identification. We didn't find a wallet. We didn't find a watch, a ring, a necklace. Nothing? Nothing, no sir.


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[Assistant] I did, yes sir, and I still believe that the decision I made was a professional decision.


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[Assistant] She quit breathing right then, and it took about five minutes for her heart to slowly fade away.


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[Assistant] We were taken into another room by two of the doctors. They locked the doors.


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[Assistant] Looked me straight in the face and said, Mr. Maselli, you need to have this looked into. This should not have happened.


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[Assistant] It seems to me that this pathologist and the coroner are enablers. They find what the sheriff of the police department want them to find.


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[Assistant] I think greater Washington, the political class in the establishment, if you will, weren't prepared for this guy, uh, with no political background or, frankly, desire to embrace the political establishment.


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[Assistant] That's the businessman in him. That he understands the backslap, the Oval Office lunch, the Air Force One ride. That personal attention, those relationships, uhm, can largely help pull one or two votes or make a lasting friend.


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[Assistant] 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.


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[Assistant] That my company is developing a weapon of mass destruction which would be capable of targeting specific ethnic groups. I want to address these allegations.


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[Assistant] 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.


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[Assistant] You rely too much on those things. Kitty 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] ID is confirmed. Hades is E-K-I-A. I send again. Hades is E-K-I-A.


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


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[Assistant] Better known as Hades, leader of the KVA and mastermind behind the devastating attacks of four years ago.


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[Assistant] We recently spoke with Jonathan Irons, founder and CEO of Atlas International, the private military corporation responsible for hunting down and killing Hades.


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[Assistant] There are rumours that the UN will offer you a seat on the Security Council. Can a life in politics be far behind?


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[Assistant] In the wake of the KVA attacks, Atlas has become the world's biggest corporation.


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[Assistant] And you now preside over the world's largest standing military. So what's next for Jonathan Irons?


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[Assistant] Alright, we're moving. Let's find out what the hell she wants.


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[Assistant] You look like his size. Grab his exosuit and sidearm.


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[Assistant] It was very striking, and I interviewed a number of the participants of these meetings, just how little Trump understood or really cared to understand the key provisions. He would just simply say, look guys, we need a win. We need to put this win on the board. And he just seemed, uhm, uncomprehending and uninterested.


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[Assistant] I'm not concerned as much about who's running the office.


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[Assistant] As their integrity, their business experience


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[Assistant] I guess one of the things I'd have to say is the elimination of the coroner office per se, you know. It was a pretty broad stroke.


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[Assistant] Can you do it with a nuclear approach? A nuclear approach.


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[Assistant] I think they want to say, wipe all this out and go this direction. And I'm going to tell you that, uh, I think there's a Chinese proverb that says, be careful what you ask for. I don't think the system could, could function without the corners at this particular time. First thing you're going to have to do is make sure you have enough forensic pathologists. And if you don't have that, I think the system would, would, would start to crumble. There's a huge demand and there's very little supply.


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[Assistant] Honestly, this apartment is well lit and much better than our old one. The neighbors are kind too.


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[Assistant] Then Mrs. Fang brought us a bowl of pork ribs.


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[Assistant] Hey, uh, is it hot? Come closer, this fan's ready. Alright, plug it in and turn to maximum. And set towards my wife. Here you go. Honey.


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[Assistant] I'm new to the district. I have to be familiar with the environment and many other things to deal with.


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[Assistant] Let's go downstairs to apologize to Jian Jian after dinner. Huh?


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[Assistant] Ah, Chenteng. They're our neighbors, we see each other every day. Besides, they don't know what happened to our family in the past. Uhm, it's a bit unreasonable to act like that.


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[Assistant] Ah, well, I have to do something at the station, so I have to go back immediately.


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[Assistant] Alright, alright, so be it then. Thanks. But please, take the apron off.


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[Assistant] She's a beauty assistant and sells cosmetics. Both of you have indoor jobs, how nice is that, right? Introduce yourselves to each other.


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[Assistant] Haichao said you don't like him. Oh, I knew it. You're picky when choosing a partner. Ha ha ha ha. Haichao's conditions are not too good. But he can support a whole family. Most importantly, he's a nice guy. Matchmakers are on him. If you two can get along, you will have a son and a daughter. How nice is that?


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[Assistant] Okay, give it a chance. For both of you. Huh?


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[Assistant] He may have had problems in the past. I know he had a problem with drinking, but he doesn't have that problem anymore.


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[Assistant] And read his reports, he's very competent, and I think he's a good forensic pathologist.


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[Assistant] Well, every jurisdiction doesn't do that. Some of our jurisdictions do that.


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[Assistant] Republicans are panicking at this moment. They are a year, nearly a year, into having entire control of Washington. And they might not have anything to show for it going into the 2018 midterm elections.


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[Assistant] There is this perception that he is a cartoon character kind of Doctor Evil villain, right? But Kim Jong Un really is no joke.


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[Assistant] He is a ruthless dictator hell-bent on staying in power.


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[Assistant] Kim Jong-un kind of set off a race to meet him. Xi Jinping in China. Nobody wanted to be left out.


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[Assistant] We suddenly saw this huge flurry of summits taking place and it seemed like all of the leaders wanted to meet with Kim Jong-un.


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[Assistant] Super weird all of the time. So I have the fortune of watching them in production code order. So that's what we're doing.


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[Assistant] I feel like every time I post one of these videos, I get somebody who is telling me that it's not the episode I should be on. So, that is why.


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[Assistant] He's never been akumatized, so. Ah, this makes sense.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that was, that sounded terrifying. Why did he say that? Their masks will fall.


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[Assistant] I will not ship them. I will not ship them. I will not ship them.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, he went to go check on Marinette. Number one's so cute cause I know he loves her, but like.


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[Assistant] Oh no, he's gonna figure it out. Oh no. Is Luka gonna find out her identity?


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[Assistant] Aww, he's never wanted to be anything.


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[Assistant] But if they get hit, Luka knows.


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[Assistant] Oh, this is a lot of trust to put in him. Granted, you're picking the correct person because he's very trustworthy. Unlike Nino! P.T. Dubs. Oh my god, Luca, I love you so much and you're literally the best character and if I'm correct, ugh, my sweet boy.


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[Assistant] Hi everyone, Future Zanbr here. I just wanted to take a moment as the number one Luka fangirl to just talk about how sad Luka looks here at the realization that his two best friends, one of which he is still in love with, he realizes here


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[Assistant] That they love each other in every which way of this love square and that there is no room for him. It is so tragic. It breaks my heart. I didn't really get a time to like catch it and like talk about it properly, but I wanted to here because this scene just broke my heart. Okay, continuing on.


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[Assistant] I'm confused. I'm just kinda confused with the purpose of Luca knowing.


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[Assistant] Is. Besides just hurting my boy further, of course. Like, we love to just hurt Luca. But like, wha- why, what, wha- why does he need to know this?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think Luka's in even more danger though, cause though he lied to Ladybug and said he doesn't know, which is good and bad?


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[Assistant] Uhm, my issue with him lying is the fact that now it jeopardizes everyone.


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[Assistant] Because if he would get akumatized again or anything like that, we are in a lot of trouble. And as we know, as I, you know, got frustrated at the last time on the like birthday party situation where


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[Assistant] Ruka wasn't the one that got akumatized, so he didn't get one of the little hawk moth charms, so he's still vulnerable! Okay? He is like still vulnerable to be akumatized, and now he has this added pressure put onto him, cause now he has to like,


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[Assistant] Which is terrifying for him, it's terrifying for Ladybug and Cat Noir cause their identities have been revealed. So I am scared, along with that Shadow Moth.


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[Assistant] No Lucas identity of being the snake miraculous, by period. So, while they kinda have like, cut tabs on like, you know, watching them, what have you, they still are like, you know,


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[Assistant] Useful and like ladybug is just kinda too good at giving them that it's kinda hard. But I'm nervous. I'm so nervous for him. Like, Luca's a good boy with a good heart. And I'm just scared now that


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[Assistant] Number one, he's gonna get hurt, his family could get hurt, or like...


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[Assistant] He could end up hurting us unintentionally. So I'm nervous. I have no idea what the...


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[Assistant] I don't know, I'm really nervous, but I think this is cool and interesting.


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[Assistant] Because like, the show was like, their mask will fall, and they will know, and it's like, oh my god, like, someone's gonna find out their identity, like, no, like, they just kinda like, made it a little obvious it was gonna happen, but like, I wanted Luka back, but not like this, ugh.


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[Assistant] It's one of those like, careful what you wish for type things. Like every time he's back, they just kinda like...


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[Assistant] Hurt Luca. Every time he's back, they just hurt him. It's so sad.


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[Assistant] I don't know, the theory of him being a senti monster is a little bit more plausible. He's like, I don't really remember what I wanted me when I grew up. I just wanted to be what my parents wanted me to be. And that's what senti monsters are. They're just whatever.


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[Assistant] So I'm a little creeped out about Adrian, like I'm starting to wonder.


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[Assistant] I don't think he's like a true human being. It's definitely weird, so.


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[Assistant] I guess we'll see as we continue, but I don't know, man.


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[Assistant] This got odd and it left me with a lot of, uh, questions, concerns.


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[Assistant] I'm starting to think he is a senti monster and he's not.


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[Assistant] Maybe Gabriel and Emily just couldn't have a child.


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[Assistant] So they literally just used the Peacock Miraculous to make one. I don't know, it's weird though, it's very weird. So I'll be curious to learn.


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[Assistant] It's starting to feel that way. Like, this season they've made it very sketchy. So, I don't know. We'll see. But overall,


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[Assistant] Like, like, really, really, really, really bad for Luka. Like, granted, in a way, it's kinda nice he has his information, and now, like,


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[Assistant] I think for him he can probably understand now why Marinette broke up with him a lot easier and why she, like, had to leave him and why she was always running away.


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[Assistant] So for me, it provides Luca with some comfort because he can finally connect those dots, but at the same time, it also puts him at like, huge risk.


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


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[Assistant] Hey, Chen Ting! Can I eat my dinner without all that racket?


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[Assistant] He saw NBA games in Paris. He went off skiing in the Swiss Alps.


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[Assistant] Kim Jong Un was at home. They did not say goodbye. They left him in the middle of the night.


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[Assistant] For the past 20 years, they have been living this completely anonymous life in middle America, running a dry cleaners. So nobody knows their true identities.


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[Assistant] And I spent the entire weekend with them talking about Kim Jong Un, uh, about, you know, what he was like as a child.


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[Assistant] There's Kim Jong Un in a submarine looking at missiles, and the uncle said, ah, they never say anything good about him.


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[Assistant] He had lived in the West. He had seen freedom up close. So when he took over, a lot of people thought that he would be a reformer.


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[Assistant] She's very much like the Kate Middleton of North Korea. She is there to kind of humanize her husband. But also the two of them together are supposed to be a kind of modern, aspirational couple. They're showing the future of North Korea.


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[Assistant] It was a really huge occasion when Kim Yo-jong arrived into South Korea.


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[Assistant] There was an ice hockey game where the two Korean teams joined together as one and she was in the stands in the VIP section.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. I'm in here today with the one and only King Combs. How you feeling bro?


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[Assistant] Hey man, I'm happy to have you here as well. You bring a lot of energy to the room when you walk in. I like it. Oh, thanks. Thanks a lot. Appreciate it. Uhm, okay, so I want to just start with this topic because I think it's important and it kind of ties in to what we have going on today in the shop, everything. When did you first have waves?


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[Assistant] So you just brush and brush and brush until eventually that just starts to happen?


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[Assistant] Did you feel like your life just gives you waves? Did your life change once you like started to have waves? Like did people, in terms of like girls giving you attention and shit, did you start to feel like they were just putting you in a different category of dude because you had the


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[Assistant] That's fire. Yeah, but so, was there a point where it sort of started to become kind of almost like your brand? Like it was just, you know, after a while, like with you naming the soda after and everything, it's kind of like you decided to sort of use it for marketing purposes in a way.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's crazy. So, so what made you decide that you wanted to name your signature soda after the wave concept? And what exactly is wave juice?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's crazy how the whole exotic soda thing is kind of taking over. It's like before it never even crossed my mind, but now when you actually go to 7-Eleven and look at the sodas that they got, it just seems boring as hell. Yeah, facts.


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[Assistant] I've never seen that before where he actually has the hunnids making up the chain.


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[Assistant] What's your thoughts on the Sean John brand name? Is it still like, you're still focused on keeping it alive?


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[Assistant] Big palm tree? Big palm tree just created his own Hawaii. That's Stanley for you. Uhm, so okay, tell me a little bit about your upbringing and shit, like for people who aren't super familiar with you, like tell me about, about your, your come up.


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[Assistant] Wait, so what age did you make the transition from New York? I was in seventh grade, sixth grade. Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] That must be weird because New York is such a particular place to grow up.


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[Assistant] You're looking at your other friends and shit and their dads, you're just sort of slowly realizing like, oh shit, like his dad is just a regular guy. Like his, his dad's friends with my dad, but nobody gives a shit about his dad. He's just a regular dude. Like this is a weird thing to comprehend.


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[Assistant] Damn, crazy. So, so, did you early on start to think of it in the sense of, alright, this is a lineage, this is a family, I want to continue on whatever has already been built before me? Or did you, like, did you acknowledge that sort of responsibility almost? Did it feel like a responsibility?


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[Assistant] Yeah, actually that came about through my brother and- That's crazy cause I was with Greedo and Shoreline one time at a video shoot and your brother showed up and I was like, wow, I didn't know there was a connection.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's a pretty wild idea. Was that your idea to be like, yo, my brain, Young Miami, uh, AZ Chike and T Grizzly together for like a crazy ass pool party video basically. What was the thought process that led you to put all those artists together?


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[Assistant] Hell yea. Do you remember being around like Foxy Brown when you were a kid?


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[Assistant] And so you're kinda coming into that conversation, like they wanted you there so you probably don't have to deal with as much random ass bullshit that like a lot of people might have to deal with as models and shit. Wait, wait, wait.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like one takes away from the other in the sense that the modeling thing kind of takes away from you being an artist or that you being an artist could potentially take away from if you, I don't think you want to go fully hard with the modeling thing, but if you did, like, do you think that being an artist would kind of be a detriment to that?


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[Assistant] Definitely. That's what's up. Yeah. Uhm, so what's your creative process like in terms of you getting into the studio and actually working on music? Like how often are you doing that? Where do you record?


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[Assistant] A lot of times when you talk to older rappers and you ask them like, yo, like, how do you feel if your kid became a rapper? They're like, oh hell no. No.


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[Assistant] Did that seem unfair to you at the time? Like, c'mon dad, you're in a fab verse.


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[Assistant] There's just no fake in it. There's no element of like, like if I picked out some rapper tomorrow and I wanted this to be my rapper and I'm just constantly bringing him around saying this is the dopest dude, whatever.


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[Assistant] Not only is this dude's career not going anywhere, but everybody's gonna be laughing at Drake. Like, that's just not, like, you ca- like, you wanna help somebody out, you wanna give them a handout, but-


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[Assistant] That's like an important thing I think to keep it real about that because it must be a weird situation to have to even have that conversation as somebody who's done so much in the music game, you know?


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[Assistant] Black Dave. Black Dave. Shut up, Black Dave. Uhm, actually, when we were at Lyrical Lemonade Fest in Chicago, I was like telling the lady at the guest list thing, I'm like, yo, my homie gotta come and pick up a pastor. She's like, what's his name? I'm like, Black Dave. She's like, he probably doesn't say that on his license, huh? I'm like, nah, but.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like you've had to go through a lot, a lot in terms of like finding yourself as an artist? Has that been like a whole process for you? Like when you look at your early work, was it not even close to what you feel like you're putting out now?


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[Assistant] Oh wow, okay, cause I just wanted to make sure it was the same girl that I watched a vlog of y'all in Dubai.


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[Assistant] Wow, yeaah, that's gotta be a spot. Definitely gotta get some cribs out there. Um, yeaah, oh yeaah, I have one other question that I really wanted to answer before I just wrap this up is, are they really bringing back, making the band? Yes. Are you gonna be involved with them anyway? What's the idea?


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[Assistant] Yeah, just cause it's like, that's so like, I still feel like they also need to do a really good version of like American Idol with rappers.


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[Assistant] So you're, wait, you're chasing soda with alcohol? I don't know, you're saying you chased the alcohol with the soda? Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever. Alcohol with the soda, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what rock is good though. What's the odds of us getting a case of that out here? Easy, I got you right now. I'm gonna be drunk tonight. You know that? Going down.


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[Assistant] I need the wave juice. I ain't had sugar in weeks. And we need some ice for em. Facts. Oh, you want a lot of taste tests? Let's do this. We got some ice.


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[Assistant] Classic. Makes sense to me. Alright. King Combs. No jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes. Like, comment, and subscribe. Definitely come on in and cop some wave juice. Come on man, we here. Let's get it. Easy. Appreciate you, G. Thank you, man.


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[Assistant] First several hours will be the, uh, delivery of anesthesia and the monitoring. That's then the...


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[Assistant] Uh, separation will begin, will take several hours, and the reconstruction, uh, will take an additional several hours. So we'll go most of the day, uh, today.


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[Assistant] It's like being brought up in a monastery with glass walls, everyone can look in.


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[Assistant] It was one of those things where on the takeoff, on the taxi, we heard an explosion.


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[Assistant] Which, it sounded like a pothole if it was a car big enough to go over the Grand Canyon. It was that loud. And then we were all, then everybody thought, well that's weird. Courtney, of all people, cause she's never, I have a real fear of flying, obviously. And, none, nobody else does. So Courtney's, everybody, Courtney Cox, of course.


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[Assistant] The, uh, they think we've, they found some debris from a wheel on the runway. They think it's from our plane. So we would like to go, bottom, end of the story.


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[Assistant] Where'd you get the band? My uncle has a chop shop around the corner. Call it a pre-stolen ride. I'm thinking I'm gonna get us a daddy girlfriend.


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[Assistant] What's all the crap in the back? The haul from my last score, baby! Haul? What haul? Tires, CRT monitors, a whole bunch


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[Assistant] I didn't expect it to be like that, I always, I always thought about how it looked, I didn't know how it would make me feel, you know? I can feel it in my stomach, shit way!


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[Assistant] Don't move! You're under arrest! Where are the others? Just me, boys.


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[Assistant] Go ahead to the lounge upstairs. I'll get the room set up.


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[Assistant] Okay, so, you've been uploading more SCP videos lately, and I was just wondering, back to that, what is your favorite one from the entire Wiki?


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[Assistant] Hmmmm, nope. Okay, let's-


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[Assistant] Leprine and Philippe kindly invited me to dinner and we talked about this, uh, very disturbing situation, obviously.


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[Assistant] But the Queen, I shall never forget, her reaction was one of great sympathy. Although, no doubt, she harbored the greatest anxiety I expected.


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[Assistant] The polo-playing former guards officer claims he had a three-year affair with the princess.


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[Assistant] A good funeral is one that gets the dead where they need to go and the living where they need to be.


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[Assistant] The silliness of what we humans do when someone dies. Or if you look at it carefully and see in it something deeply sublime.


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[Assistant] Every year I bury a couple hundred of my townspeople.


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[Assistant] Another two or three dozen I take to the crematory to be burned.


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[Assistant] I sell caskets, burial vaults, and urns for the ashes. I have a sideline and headstones and monuments. I do flowers on commission.


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[Assistant] Apart from the tangibles, I sell the use of my building.


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[Assistant] 11,000 square feet furnished and fixtured with an abundance of pastel and chair rail and crown moldings. The whole lash-up is mortgaged and remortgaged well into the next century.


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[Assistant] My rolling stock includes a hearse, two fleet woods, and a minivan with darkened windows. Our priceless calls a service vehicle and everyone in town calls the dead wagon.


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[Assistant] I am the only undertaker in this town. I have a corner on the market.


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[Assistant] I think we have in some ways become estranged about death and the dead.


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[Assistant] We're among the first couple generations for whom the presence of the dead at their own funerals has become optional.


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[Assistant] We saw people start organizing sort of these commemorative events.


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[Assistant] And I see that as probably not good news for the culture at large.


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[Assistant] Up until a couple generations ago, humans dealt with death by dealing with their dead.


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[Assistant] So that the way we processed mortality was by processing.


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[Assistant] From one place to the other. And both the dead and the living have some distance to go when someone we love dies.


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[Assistant] Has always been about death and dying and grief and bereavement.


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[Assistant] We traffic and leave takings, goodbyes, final respects. It's an odd arithmetic, a kind of family farm.


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[Assistant] Working the back 40 of the emotional register.


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[Assistant] Our livelihoods depending on the deaths of others in the way that medicos depend on sickness and lawyers on crime and clergy on the fear of God.


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[Assistant] And I'm spelling your last name. V-E-R-R-I-N-O.


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[Assistant] Talk to Father Tom about this, but my guess is he's going to encourage you to bring your family and friends and your boy into church.


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[Assistant] And then the other question would be whether after the Mass, uhm, you would plan on having


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[Assistant] And there again, you'll want to look to your son to guide you through this. When the time comes, you'll know what to do, I promise you. You'll know what to do.


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[Assistant] Watching my parents, I watched the meaning change of what it is that undertakers do.


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[Assistant] From something done with the dead to something done for the living.


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[Assistant] To something done by the living, every one of us.