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[Assistant] Do you, uh, was there any like jokes about her, her skin color? Was that what you got offended by?


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[Assistant] I've had so many people talk to me about doing TV shows and I've always been kinda tempted by the idea and everything. The one thing that really keeps you from getting too into it is the fact that like me and you are gonna probably sit here and talk for an hour and a half and it's gonna take an hour and a half. You know, like there's no bullshit.


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[Assistant] Because that's what they've always known. But then meanwhile it's like, no, you realize that YouTubers make these videos in their room with a fucking camera and it's like, gonna look almost as good as this. It's like, it's cool to use the high-end equipment and everything, but don't let that be your excuse to make this into an all-day thing when you don't need it to be. It's just not necessary.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Epic Mealtime is such a weird cautionary tale about what it is to run a YouTube channel because they were like one of the first big independent YouTube channels.


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[Assistant] You know, watch it, sort of talk about it, and then it feels like people just kind of got burnt out on the concept. Cause it's like, when you make the channel not about you, but about a concept or an idea, then you kind of can only work within that framework. It's sort of interesting.


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[Assistant] It's kind of interesting because I feel like the, uh, the value, like, like you having all those subscribers, it's kind of like if you were to really hit the nail on the head with like a new type of content,


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[Assistant] But, it kind of feels like you do have that audience, so if things were to sort of like, you know, if you were to like completely, and you always have that in your head, like I could completely sort of reboot my content and go in a different direction and I feel like people would be 100% into it, but then at the same time you don't really have the same incentive these days because YouTube money's fucked up.


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[Assistant] As soon as you are making YouTube content and you have actual expenses associated with each piece of content, it's just... It's like you're just breaking even, that's why you need the sponsors, right? Even if you gotta spend like a couple hundred bucks, five hundred bucks, it's all of a sudden, it's, most YouTube videos are not profitable.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's fun. Is that something that you came up with sort of in the absence of the Wild'n Out thing? Like, because when you stepped away from that, you must have had a bunch of new time in your life that you got to fill with new creative projects, right?


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[Assistant] Damn, that's crazy. That's actually really interesting because we're sitting here talking about fucking working as YouTubers and we're kind of forgetting about what a real day's work is like.


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[Assistant] That's actually when I moved to Long Beach. Was it? 2010, yea. Oh, what part of Long Beach were you in? Eastside. Oh, yea, I was on Cedar and PCH. Yea, I was by like Cherry and Forth-ish. Oh, yea. You know, used to go down to the bars, the Pike. Oh yea, yea, yea, second street and all that. Did a whole lot of blowin' those bath bombs. I bet.


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[Assistant] And you're kinda more, she's more vulnerable. Super. Say she was in there.


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[Assistant] When people ask me, I'm like, you know what? It's pretty great. Do you feel sort of separated from your younger wilder self that you maybe were in touch with as a youngin'?


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[Assistant] They're walking around with the world's most valuable resource between their legs and you're the only one that's sort of tasked with helping them to understand what they have and how to protect it.


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[Assistant] Because they're gonna grow up with parents that have way more money and nicer stuff and you know, more ability to do whatever than you did, right?


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[Assistant] I wonder when people who are like, cause like me and you are seemingly in pretty similar situations where we both grew up with like no money and then managed to like get ourselves into a position where we're living a better quality of life. I wonder what it's like when like people who grew up with money are sitting around talking about raising their kids cause I bet that they're just like totally


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[Assistant] I bet that they think that everything we just said about wanting to raise your kid to not know that they're rich, I bet that that doesn't make as much sense to them if they grew up rich.


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[Assistant] No, I mean that is, that's a weird thing to get into cause, you know, I went like my whole life without cooking and then I'll just have like a, you know, I'll make something with, with somebody or I'll be watching, now I watch a lot of cooking shows. I don't really know why cause I'm still not doing any cooking. No, me neither. But it just, it's kind of.


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[Assistant] That's actually the one thing I wanted to ask you, when you're doing the cooking show, because like for me, the way I eat, is I will like literally, like if me and my girl go out to eat,


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[Assistant] And this is really what got me into trouble and this is why I fucking have to be on this diet right now and everything is me and my girl go out to eat and I got into the habit of ordering like three appetizers, two entrees for myself. Right.


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[Assistant] Then she's getting whatever, just cause like, you know, we got money now. I'm looking at the menu like, fuck it, man, let's get it. God, I went to Australia with a couple of my fucking friends and I saw how much money I spent on going out to eat afterwards and I was like, wow, that's


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[Assistant] That's no joke right there. Well Australia's is expensive though. But eh, this is very true, but what I'm saying is when you're going to, doing the food cooking show and everything, are you just stuffing your face like the way that I'm used to going out to eat or are you aware of the fact that you have to save your appetite for the day and you're just kinda nibbling?


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[Assistant] And when you start to think like, well, I want to get a salad, but I don't know if the salad's going to be good when I'm post-mating, so I might as well get this too, so that I can kind of make sure that I get something I'm hyped on. That's a dangerous mentality.


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[Assistant] It's just, it's fleeting. You do it, and that's actually kind of the cool thing about social media and the show, is that at least you have a record of what you ate. But most of the really expensive or delicious meals I've eaten in my life, I forgot about almost immediately.


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[Assistant] The only ones I remember, oh dude, we were just in London and we went to this spot called Duck and Waffle. It's just like, uh, Roscoe's, but it's all duck.


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[Assistant] Hmmmm, that's interesting. Yeah, I mean, if you wait till 11pm and you want to get food in London, then you're pretty much choosing between the fried chicken spot, the kebab spot, maybe some pizza. It's not, it's not great.


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[Assistant] You know what the problem is, is that all these Englishmen, they eat these, I feel like they don't eat that much, they spread their meals out like crazier, they're used to like, you know, you go to like a breakfast spot in England, it's like everyone thinks it's normal to get like a coffee and like a scone for breakfast.


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[Assistant] Whereas like, uhm, typical American breakfast is like, nah, it's like, hella protein. Which, but by the way, the English breakfast, the full English breakfast. With the beans and the tomato and like-


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[Assistant] It looks weird at first, right? I mean, the beans freak you out a little bit. Maybe the black, what's the black shit? The, the, it's like heart or something. It's like, no, blood pudding. That's what that is, right? Black pudding. Black pudding, what's in that? Uh, black pudding? It doesn't taste like pudding, so I don't know what to tell you.


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[Assistant] Wow, that's hilarious, holy shit. Shout out to Sagar. I feel like when you go to London though, there's a big emphasis on just getting like, Indian food.


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[Assistant] See, that's what, at first I was thinking, I'm like, hmm, maybe I can open an Ando's, then I'm like, you know what, there's so many people that probably have way more money than you that are way more poppin' that have tried, I bet.


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[Assistant] I just want an explanation for why they can't open the Nando's here, because it's like, if you're, you know, when you think about In-N-Out, I was actually reading about In-N-Out the other day, like the whole In-N-Out business model.


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[Assistant] That a big part of why we love In-N-Out is because it is really high quality and it's kind of limited and it's like, you know, that, that is part of the brand's identity. And you could really say that about Nando's too, is that if all of a sudden there was a Nando's on every corner, it would probably start to feel not so special.


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[Assistant] And to be honest, having been to China a bunch of times, I don't really want to see the fast food version of what is typically being eaten in China. I don't really think it would like swap over well. Amen.


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[Assistant] It's great food, but it's just not, you know, it's probably not stuff that would really appeal to the average American.


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[Assistant] Can't be mad at it. Actually, it kind of fucked me up because I had it in the airport recently and it was like 30% worse than it normally is. And when you're dealing with Panda Express, you're really, you don't have 30% to play with. Yeah. Because just the hard, low main, that was rough for me.


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[Assistant] You know what I was thinking notes of staff is we gotta find a good no dumping sign and just rip that off.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like the market is opening up in the sense that Hollywood kind of wants to tell well thought out Asian stories at this point? Is it becoming something that they seem a bit more interested in when you do these meetings?


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[Assistant] Uh, yo, I appreciate you coming on, man. Hey, thanks for having me, dawg. Yeah, for sure. Hey, you come on my shit. Let's do it! Let's do it! Wait, actually, that's one thing I wanted to ask. How did you come up with your co-hosts on that show?


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[Assistant] But she said she wears limited amounts of makeup at the gym, cause that's something I think about all the time.


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[Assistant] Why are you taking pictures in the gym? The gym is the one place you shouldn't be taking pictures, I think.


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[Assistant] That's really a vagina. It's covered by a thin piece of fabric. Silly ass little boy. It's fine. Observe that. Kids. Take it in.


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[Assistant] That's what you need in your life. Well, youngins, they don't know. Idiots. Appreciate everybody who watched this. Timothy DeLaGhetto, NoJumper, coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, SoundCloud, iTunes. Like, comment, and subscribe and hit up NoJumper.com if you want to get some gear. Appreciate you, man. Word. Bang! Take care. Peace.


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[Assistant] Just after the accident, we tried to get the electricity coming back to the station.


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[Assistant] But, uh, without electricity, it was very tough. It, it failed.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, one of the reasons was the traffic problem, so, uh, we failed in using electric-istic cars to, uh, cool down units.


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[Assistant] We don't know, but, uh, I heard that, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, TEPCO and, uh, people in the education, uh, have been talking about, uh, you know, considering that tsunami also, but I heard that we were, we were in the process of considering that.


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[Assistant] That uh, you know, this accident occurred during that process.


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


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[Assistant] On April 22nd, I always love to connect with nature. Whether it's a trail or a local park or even going to the beach, connecting with nature on April 22nd is my way of giving back and saying thanks. Some work I've been doing recently that I'm super proud of.


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[Assistant] Females create the next generation of wild animals for our planet and their health means the health of the world. Where's my spot? Here's my spot.


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[Assistant] We have today 23% of our electricity coming out of nuclear. We can, instead of nuclear, produce the energy in the future out of renewables. Our target in the future is to take a part of 50% of the consumption out of wind energy.


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[Assistant] NoJumper.com, go smash the like button on all our recent uploads.


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[Assistant] We're just outside the North Anna Nuclear Power Plant, which is just a few miles from the epicenter we just got here. We have some information regarding...


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


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[Assistant] I mean, when you look at a case as a forensic pathologist and you say, oh, oh,


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[Assistant] There's no scientific basis for this decision. It's just complete garbage. And then you have a family that looks at it, and it's typed on this neat paper, and there's this official seal, and they say, I guess they know what they're doing.


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[Assistant] Many medical legal offices are producing garbage, yes.


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[Assistant] And that essentially what you're doing is electing somebody with no experience. And it's absurd. How often do you think


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[Assistant] People go to the polls and say, oh I'm going to vote for, uh, Mr. Jones because he's a good coroner.


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[Assistant] In some communities you could run a dead man for Karna and he'd get elected if he was on the right ticket.


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[Assistant] Have been so poorly financed that the salaries were not competitive and the facilities were terrible. There was a survey done a few years ago and 10% of the offices didn't have x-ray. Now think about that.


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[Assistant] And medical, these offices didn't have x-rays?


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[Assistant] Which is probably less than what you pay for a Coca Cola in a movie theater. And that's, that's what, at this time, roughly the price.


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[Assistant] In a medical examiner's office, in a coroner's office, in many areas, because the political entity running the office doesn't care. They have a set amount of money, and they're gonna hire somebody. They're gonna fill the slot. Now if the person's not fully qualified, well, so what?


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


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[Assistant] Frontline's Nuclear Aftershocks is available on DVD.


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


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


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


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[Assistant] Mitchell. I know you're not in this for the money. Remind me a lot of will in that way. Now go get that arm fixed.


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


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


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


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


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[Assistant] Thank you, Wendy, but the real heroes of the day are the men and women of Atlas. I couldn't be prouder of what they accomplished out there this week.


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


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


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[Assistant] And now, it's a testament to what happens when you put efficiency before bureaucracy.


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[Assistant] Are we developing such a weapon? No, we are not.


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[Assistant] Which is why my priorities have changed. From profits to policy. Because politicians don't know how to solve problems. But I do.


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


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


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


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[Assistant] That truth has been lost to us for two millennia.


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


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


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[Assistant] In front of this whole community, uhm, and nothing happened as a result of that.


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[Assistant] If I know that Dr. McGarry has done the autopsy and if I know that it is an in-custody death, I am routinely going to do a second autopsy.


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[Assistant] And, and we've found really shocking things when we've done those second autopsies.


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[Assistant] What was going on in Washington and to get the endorsements and to meet with these people because they're the ones who have had Washington broken for the last 30 years and Trump was going to come and change it.


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[Assistant] Donald Trump is the greatest counterpuncher we've ever seen and he responded in kind and what, what he said to him and I'm paraphrasing at that day was, I'll remember this when you're up for reelection next time.


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[Assistant] Paul Ryan came to the President and said, look, our goal, our plan is we'll get repeal and replace done by Easter, okay? Easy peasy, lemon squeezy, we've done this a hundred times, right? Then we'll get a tax cut done, probably by Labor Day.


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[Assistant] And you'll have your transportation bill done before the end of your first year, and you'll have the most successful presidency of a first year president in the history of our country.


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[Assistant] But the difference there is, wouldn't the Freedom Caucus think is acceptable?


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[Assistant] Is not in line with what Paul Ryan and his leadership thinks are acceptable. And so now we're fighting amongst ourselves.


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[Assistant] Donald Trump is a man who expects action. This notion of pulling a bill is unacceptable. You told me we're gonna get it done. And he promised the American people we're gonna repeal and replace Obamacare. So when he hears we have to pull the bill because we don't have the votes, he's beside himself.


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[Assistant] So when you accuse him of being a racist, he just wanna back up, he wants to double down and prove you, to you, that that's not true. And that's what the president is.


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[Assistant] Popular it is to be with the present. Particularly in Jeff's own state.


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[Assistant] When the President of the United States rolls in, and you have a rally that has thousands of people in it, Jeff pays attention.


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[Assistant] Jeff Flake thought he was going to raise his profile to the point where he would have an opportunity to be something bigger than what he is. And what happened? He made a terrible calculation. He went against Donald Trump, who's a proven winner, and now Jeff is a guy who also used to be a U.S. Senator.


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[Assistant] Is Donald Trump is unequivocally the leader of the Republican Party. He is the one who sets the tone of what takes place in Washington. He is the leader of our country, uh, both politically and from a legislative side of things. I think they've learned that over the last year.


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[Assistant] You might as well kill me. I'm already dead.


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[Assistant] Thanks for that. Alright, let's get you out of here.


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[Assistant] Uh, Chandler sire, mayhap I have a word. Silence, anachronizer! Where be our bard?


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[Assistant] But I choked up at dust yesterday.


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[Assistant] It's okay, Esperanza. Can't like this be my visiting hours or something?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I never got to go to a baseball game.


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[Assistant] And there's a band and it's just this over the top celebration for a one house bill.


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[Assistant] Trump soon starts to trash the very bill that he threw a party for. When it's time to negotiate a Senate version, he says it's too mean.


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[Assistant] He had prepared remarks that he was going to read, uhm, you know, condemning the violence in Charlottesville.


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[Assistant] The words of many sides were ad-libbed and added by Trump. They were not in his prepared remarks.


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[Assistant] He goes into Trump Tower. They're in the lobby to do this press conference about cutting.


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[Assistant] ...regulations in red tape. And we had literally been told minutes before, Trump's not going to take questions.


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[Assistant] Sort of a mirror image of the failed Rose Garden healthcare ceremony. Like this one was deserved. This is when you celebrate when you've actually finished a bill.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, my name is Xamber. Thank you guys so much for kicking on this video and deciding to watch with me. Today we are back with more Miraculous. We are here watching Season 4 Episode 15 Glaciator 2.


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[Assistant] I'm excited to see how she might start helping us out more, um, kind of her more stealthy methods, things like that. So it's going to be very interesting. So please keep in mind guys, if you want to support the channel or just see the next episode early, you can check out my Patreon page linked on description below to get access to the full uncut reactions over there.


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[Assistant] Your job is to save Paris and you're kinda compromising it.


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[Assistant] I wonder what the folder for that was titled. Porn don't look at it, and it's just ladybugs.


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[Assistant] The reason why I like this ship is that they can be themselves around each other. It's very cute.


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[Assistant] Like, look, I'm happy to have this episode, I really am, but this is such a downgrade from the last two episodes with like the raineroo shit. This is such a downgrade. It'd be like, oh, my ice cream, oh, ladybun doesn't love me even though she's told me like for the last few months she's not gonna love me.


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[Assistant] Coming off of like, the like, absolute terror of like, Shadow Moth, like, running amok.


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[Assistant] Uh, but, you know, causing problems and Raina Rouge being in absolute danger, her family being in danger, like Marinette being captured, all of the previous users being like endangered, finally like


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[Assistant] More of our like, you know, young love drama, which I'm totally good with, like totally fine, like, I- I feel fine about it, like,


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[Assistant] We're doing stuff though, like we were doing stuff, like why are we pausing all the cool stuff to do this?


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[Assistant] So I know, I know, I would have freaked out more if it wasn't for the fact that we just got those really high intense episodes. I had to keep in mind that like, you know,


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[Assistant] Those two episodes were like the mid-season finale and then we went on to a new season. So obviously we start with the shipping episode. But alright, I thought it was very cute. I love, um,


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[Assistant] A fun, goofy, silly individual who, you know.


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[Assistant] Wants freedom and people to still like him.


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[Assistant] It can be stern when he needs to be.


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[Assistant] She was like, oh, far out there, like getting so extra with it. Like, that's just not it.


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[Assistant] And the thing is, especially for Marinette, she's somebody who is going to get tongue tied. And so forcing herself to be this extra and like say extra things that she doesn't need to convey her feelings is too much. Like girl is not going to be able to get it out. She's so concerned about getting it perfect that she can't do it.


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[Assistant] So seeing them both kind of realize what they need to do and Marinette realizing she needs to just relax, you know, be that confident self that she can be and just say how she feels.


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[Assistant] I, I love it. It was very nice. And then getting to see Kat Noir just looking at her with that like love and just like understanding was adorable and him just admitting to whoever you say that to as a lucky guy is like, Oh, it's going to be you. Maybe one day we'll see in like eight years. Probably we'll see though, but


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[Assistant] Overall, it was a very nice episode. Uhm, I'm glad Andre finally has a charm cause I'm kinda done with the ice cream thing. So I'm glad he has this charm. I'm glad he's not gonna get kumatized again. I do love that he's like the biggest stan of like Ladybug and Cat Noir though.


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[Assistant] Like something about that just makes me laugh so much that he's just like, yes, these two must be together. And it's like, you need to chill, dude, okay?


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[Assistant] Especially because it was nice to just kind of chill after like the high stress episodes. I'm very curious to kind of see where we will go from here because now we have


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[Assistant] Cat Noir who knows that he shouldn't be so extra anymore. I do appreciate he also asked consent for calling Ladybug m'lady because it does kinda give people the wrong idea.


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[Assistant] I get that like back in the day times, you know, people would just be like, my lady, it's a pleasure to meet you. And it didn't like super mean a lot.


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[Assistant] But, you know, and then there was the ones that did mean a lot where it's like, my lady, like, you know.


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[Assistant] But in this day and age it does sound a little too possessive, nor really says my lady my anymore. Unless it is their thing.


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[Assistant] So it does sound a little weird, sounds like he's claiming ownership over Ladybug, which is kinda gross, but we have seen him get possessive of Ladybug before. Uhm, I think back to the, uhm,


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[Assistant] Copycat episode. And then I also think of more recent times with Rina Rouge. He's been getting a little bit sassier about like the partnerships and he gets really jealous when Ladybug gets another miraculous user to partner with.


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[Assistant] In like, a bad way. It's more so that I do think Cat Noir.


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[Assistant] Hold some possessiveness over Ladybug and I'm hopeful that with this whole realization from him and maybe the step back


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[Assistant] You'll understand that, okay, maybe I shouldn't, you know.


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[Assistant] Come on, so strong anymore. I shouldn't push myself, force myself, force these feelings onto her, because it's unfair, because she has already told me she doesn't have these feelings, she's already expressed that she's in love with somebody else, like I need to just let it go.


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[Assistant] So I'm appreciative and hopeful that Cat Noir does actually learn to take some things from that and that maybe we will get to see that in future episodes. I'm not sure.


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[Assistant] That's a bit more of a difficult change to like, show?


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[Assistant] The Merricat stuff is also very cute. I need to like, re-say that.


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[Assistant] Those scenes are very cute in the fact that like Ladybug wouldn't go to a movie with Cat Noir, but Marinette would go to a movie with Cat Noir. It's, it's interesting. And I feel like this ship is one of the ones that I do prefer.


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[Assistant] Uhm, obviously I like all shifts, especially of the love square, cause obviously they're all the same person, so like, what does it matter?


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[Assistant] But this sort of particular is probably one of my favorites just for the fact that


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[Assistant] Marinette can be herself around Cat Noir aka Adrian.


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[Assistant] And Cat Noir can be who he kinda wants to truly be.


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[Assistant] And he has that freedom to express himself as Cat Noir, cause he can't when he's Adrian.


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[Assistant] Just a little bit more time with this in that episode. So, I had fun. Hope you guys did as well. Please keep in mind if you liked this video to like, share, subscribe, all that fun jazz. Uhm, and I will see you all later.


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[Assistant] Lingxiao's mom threw them. The whole box was full of toys.


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[Assistant] From the jingle bell like eyes, Ejects a ray of lightning.


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[Assistant] IPC section 88, Act not intended to cause death, done by consent, in person's good faith, for person's benefit. IPC section 88, Act not intended to cause death, done by consent, in good faith, for person's benefit. IPC section 88, Act not intended to-


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[Assistant] Sir, either Sonali is telling the truth or the forensic reports.


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[Assistant] What is the connection between Garima, Sonali and Sodhi?


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[Assistant] This is a pistol and this is a courier box.


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[Assistant] That's exactly the point, Your Honor.


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[Assistant] Sonali. Sonali.


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[Assistant] We do a background investigation to make sure for criminal activity, if they've been involved in any criminal activity, uh, we make sure that their, uh, their, their qualifate, qualifications or certifications are valid, uh, that they come with some reference. So yes, we do, we do that.


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[Assistant] Hmm, news to me, I did not know that. And I think you've alerted me to something that I, again, I always depend on the experts and sometimes the experts don't really give you the right information. So I think this has really alerted me to look into this a little bit further.


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[Assistant] Really? Uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's right.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Sonali gave me the key to her locker at the reception and said that she took it by mistake.


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[Assistant] Right.


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[Assistant] Yes, kitty. Yes. I left that gun on Sonali's flat.


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[Assistant] Huh.


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[Assistant] Then I wore a bulletproof jacket and a gown over it. And put a mask on my face.


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[Assistant] Sonali na vibrakar mujh par goli chalait aur darwaza bandh kar diya.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Maan gayi, KD. Ina sabooton ke jurm kaise sabit kya jata hai. Ki tumne aas sabit kardiya.


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[Assistant] Ruler of North Korea. He's just 36 years old.


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[Assistant] But Kim is a man torn between two worlds. The traditions of his brutal communist past and the need to become a legitimate modern leader.


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[Assistant] And father. In the role of supreme leader.


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[Assistant] They rule over their people as gods.


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[Assistant] In the 10th year of his rule, Kim Jong Un is at a crossroads.


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[Assistant] Should he try to drag North Korea into the modern world and become a legitimate country, but risk losing his grip on power?


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[Assistant] But in 2017, he was dragged back into his family business.


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[Assistant] This is his elder half brother, Kim Jong Nam, who was overlooked for succession.


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[Assistant] He left North Korea for a quiet life in China.


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[Assistant] Surfacing on camera from time to time to speak out against the regime.


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[Assistant] But then it seemed Kim Jong Nam crossed a line.


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[Assistant] These CCTV images show him meeting his suspected handler.


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[Assistant] It seems the time had come for Kim to deal with his older brother.


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[Assistant] One of the assassins tells her full extraordinary story.


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[Assistant] It begins with her being recruited by a man who claimed to be a TV producer.


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[Assistant] City's handler arranges a meeting at a cafe in the airport.


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[Assistant] This time, it isn't baby oil, but a deadly nerve agent.


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[Assistant] As Kim Jong Un's brother heads to his flight, the two women make their move.


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[Assistant] The operation plays out like a Cold War spy caper. There are lookout men.


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[Assistant] They are soon apprehended by the local Malaysian police


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[Assistant] Soon, the chemist of the gang is also apprehended.


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[Assistant] He is caught on camera getting his story straight with North Korean embassy officials.


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[Assistant] Both women were released after spending two years in prison.


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[Assistant] Kim Jong Un's troublesome older brother was no more.


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[Assistant] Amid sobering scenes broadcast around the world, Kim Jong Nam's body is brought back to North Korea.


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[Assistant] To understand Kim Jong Un, it's helpful to know the world he grew up in.


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[Assistant] His father created an elaborate hidden kingdom that his children inhabited.


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[Assistant] It's believed there are some 8,000 tunnels in North Korea, reaching up to a thousand feet below the surface.


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[Assistant] Some tunnels are thought to extend more than 30 miles, including an emergency escape route into China.


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[Assistant] The early years of Kim Jong Un's childhood indoctrinated him in the ways of the Kim dynasty.


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[Assistant] His father was Kim Jong-il, one of the most notorious dictators in history, a man with a passion for banquets, cognac, and Bond movies.


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[Assistant] Of all of Kim Jong Il's bodyguards, only one is known to have escaped North Korea.


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[Assistant] The bodyguard also remembers the current ruler of North Korea.


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[Assistant] Today, Kim Jong Un still surrounds himself with these bodyguards.


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[Assistant] So Kim Jong Un's psychology is deeply rooted in his father's totalitarian regime. But there is another side to Kim's experience. His school days in the West.


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[Assistant] Kim Jong Un is changing his country with a new style of leadership. It includes photo ops, North Korean style.


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[Assistant] Many think he's been influenced by the time he spent as a teenager in Switzerland.


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[Assistant] Which means Kim's aunt and uncle are about to lose their connection to the dynasty.


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[Assistant] Fearing they may be cast aside, they decide to act.


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[Assistant] After debriefing by the CIA, Kim's aunt and uncle are given new identities, flown to the US, and vanish from sight.


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[Assistant] But journalist Anna Feifield tracked them down and arranged a meeting.


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[Assistant] Within a decade, Kim will find himself the supreme leader of the most repressive dictatorship on Earth.


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[Assistant] Kim Jong-un is the only ruler of North Korea to have lived in the West, and his time in Switzerland left its mark on the Supreme Leader.


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[Assistant] In 2012, Kim ordered the construction of a ski resort near his capital, Pyongyang.


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[Assistant] Kim builds his citizens theme parks and shopping malls.


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[Assistant] All in the name of North Korea's bright economic future.


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[Assistant] In 2018, Kim changes his wife's official title from Comrade to First Lady.


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[Assistant] In a digital age shaped by the internet and social media, Kim is under pressure to ensure his people aren't left behind.


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[Assistant] Recently, Kim has gone further, authorizing North Korea's very own social media stars.


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[Assistant] For 75 years, the Kim family has relied on strength and terror for their survival.


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[Assistant] As Kim Jong Un attempts to transform himself from god-like tyrant to an approachable human leader, he needs backup within the family to maintain the dynasty's grip on power.


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[Assistant] Born four years after Kim Jong Un in 1988, Kim Yo Jong is nicknamed the Sweet Princess.


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[Assistant] Until the death of her father in 2011, Kim Yo Jong's existence was a closely guarded secret, even inside North Korea.


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[Assistant] Quietly, Kim Yo-jong rose through the ranks to become her brother's propaganda chief.


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[Assistant] The occasion was the Winter Olympics, dubbed the Peace Olympics, as athletes from North and South Korea competed together for the first time.


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[Assistant] With the eyes of the world on her she opens peace talks with the South Korean leadership.


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[Assistant] The Sweet Princess isn't only Kim Jong Un's right-hand woman.


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[Assistant] Recently, she's become a deadly player in her own right.


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[Assistant] In the sign of her growing power, in 2020, Kim Jong Un promotes his sister.


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[Assistant] Over his own generals to the highest level of the Politburo.


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[Assistant] In June 2020, Kim Yo Jong sends South Korea a message.


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[Assistant] Blowing up the government complex used for talks between the two sides.


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[Assistant] How to modernize the country without losing control.


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[Assistant] His sister keeps order with the traditional tools. Fear, aggression and discipline.


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[Assistant] While Kim reinvents himself as a modern politician with a kinder, gentler image.


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[Assistant] But in his bid to secure the dynasty and hang onto power, Kim is only halfway to the summit.


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[Assistant] To transform North Korea into a truly modern society, he must step onto the global stage and bring an end to seven decades of isolation from the outside world.


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[Assistant] Dead means they're gone. Well if they're gone, where did they go? They're gone forever. I'll never see them again. Why is that? Because everyone dies. And when they do, you just burn their things, tear their photos up, so that you can forget. Your dad did it.


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[Assistant] I was in school with Kim Jong Un.


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[Assistant] Was I really his, uh, best colleague?


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[Assistant] At the start of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian forces expected to take the capital Kyiv within days.


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[Assistant] Causing a buildup of Russian troops in outlying towns like Butcha.


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[Assistant] When the Russians retreated after a month long occupation, they left behind evidence of war crimes that shocked the world.


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[Assistant] The Associated Press, Frontline, and C2 Research reviewed hundreds of hours of CCTV footage, intercepts of Russian phone calls, and spoke with survivors and witnesses.


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[Assistant] To show what happened in Bucca and identify who was responsible.


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[Assistant] To better understand the scale of the atrocities and how the violence unfolded, we built a comprehensive 3D model of BUCHA.


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[Assistant] It was based on data collected by a team of Ukrainian citizen researchers, the Talionis Group.


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[Assistant] Butcha authorities say they recovered the bodies of more than 450 men, women, and children. Nearly all of them showed signs of violent death. We mapped where the bodies were found.


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[Assistant] Each beacon represents the location of a victim and each death a potential war crime.


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[Assistant] The largest concentration of bodies, nearly 40, was recovered along Jablonska Street, a strategic thoroughfare running east-west in an industrial section of town.


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[Assistant] We met with survivors and witnesses along Jablonska Street and beyond.


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[Assistant] Natalia Blasenko and her family live just off Yablonska Street.


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[Assistant] In early March, her 20 year old grandson, Dima Chapulehin, a store clerk, filmed the Russians arriving from this second floor terrace.


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[Assistant] One private home on Jablonska Street was outfitted with six security cameras.


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[Assistant] Footage from March 3rd shows Ukrainian soldiers trying to fold off the Russian advance before retreating.


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[Assistant] Soon after, dozens of Russian troops and vehicles marked with Vs take over the street and continue to pour in.


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[Assistant] By March 4th, the occupation of Bucha was nearly complete. That's when the Russians came for Dima.


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[Assistant] Dima was rounded up as part of a Russian operation known as зачistka, or cleansing.


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[Assistant] Soldiers searched and interrogated everyone in the area to root out threats and terrorize locals into submission.


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[Assistant] The CCTV footage offers a rare glimpse of the Russian sweeps as they unfolded.


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[Assistant] What happened in Bucha would be repeated across Ukraine.


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[Assistant] Some people were escorted with their belongings, even pets.


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[Assistant] Russian soldiers brought them to their base of operations in this industrial complex at 144 Yablonskoye.


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[Assistant] This office building was used as a bomb shelter before Russians took it over as their headquarters and base for interrogations.


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[Assistant] They also set up a field hospital and held civilians who didn't pose a threat in the basement.


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[Assistant] As the Russian sweeps continued, CCTV cameras also captured these nine men, including taxi driver Ivan Skiba, being led to 144 at gunpoint.


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[Assistant] When the Russians invaded, Ivan and other volunteers had been manning one of three checkpoints set up along this stretch of Yablonska.


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[Assistant] Yvonne and his group hid in this nearby house before they were captured.


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[Assistant] After being tortured and beaten, Ivan was taken outside the building to this corner, where the Russians started shooting.


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[Assistant] Yvonne waited for his moment. Despite a head injury and a gunshot to the abdomen, he managed to escape to this nearby house.


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[Assistant] Within an hour, more Russian soldiers sweeping the area found Ivan. This time, they believed he was an injured civilian and brought him back to 144, not to be tortured or killed, but to give him medical treatment.


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[Assistant] On March 7th, Ivan and the other civilians sheltering in the basement were finally released.


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[Assistant] The bodies of eight men were still lying on the ground next to the building, where they would remain for weeks.


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[Assistant] That same day, after hearing that civilians were being let out, Natalia Blasenko set out to 144 Jablonska to find her grandson Dima.


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[Assistant] But Dima was not among the civilians released. Natalia would have to wait.


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[Assistant] When the occupation of Buca turned from days to weeks, troops unable to reach Kiev faced mounting losses, and they became more erratic and unpredictable.


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[Assistant] In phone calls intercepted by the Ukrainian government that we verified with the help of the Dossier Center in London, Russian soldiers admitted to killing civilians.


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[Assistant] Security cameras from inside this residence on Jablonska Street show soldiers playing with the lights, doing laundry, even chasing a dog. They eventually discover the cameras and shoot them.


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[Assistant] Outside, on the streets and fields of Bucha, more bodies started to appear.


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[Assistant] Those who were not able to flee hid inside their houses, including Natalia Blasenko and her husband.


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[Assistant] They stayed behind, trying to find out what happened to their grandson Dima.


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[Assistant] Near the end of March, Russian troops return to their house.


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[Assistant] After discovering their son's military cap in a closet,


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[Assistant] Russian forces eventually gave up on their Kiev assault and pulled out of Bucha after a month-long occupation.


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[Assistant] Day by day, people found more bodies of their friends, families, and neighbors.


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[Assistant] Dima was just one of the hundreds of bodies found throughout Bucca.


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[Assistant] The full scale of the horrors, more than 450 deaths wouldn't be known for months.


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[Assistant] What happened along Jablinska Street is case number one for Ukraine's war crimes prosecutors.


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[Assistant] Now they know who was responsible for what happened to Ivan, Dima, and others on March 4th. Soldiers from the 76th Guards Airborne Assault Division.


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[Assistant] The International Criminal Court is also trying to find justice for the victims.


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[Assistant] Buccia was a turning point when the world called for accountability.


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[Assistant] The survivors and families of the dead are still waiting for that call to be answered.


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[Assistant] I was thinking about their separation, whether they are going to separate or not.


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[Assistant] Like the other kids, uh, because they are different now, everything will be okay.


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[Assistant] The question a lot of people here in Britain are asking this morning is, where's the Queen?


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[Assistant] The question a lot of people here in Britain are asking this morning is, where's the Queen?


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[Assistant] The oceans of flowers from Diana's mourners are piling up in front of Buckingham Palace, but they haven't been acknowledged. And unlike the rest of Britain, where the flags are at half-staff in Diana's memory, there's no flag flying over the palace. Nobody's home.


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[Assistant] Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the royal family are on summer holiday as usual in Scotland. And apart from a customary trip to church on Sunday, the queens made no public appearance and no public statement. But to those who are close to the royal family, that's no surprise.


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[Assistant] Thank you Adam, I love you. I wanna mention this, I know Adam knows about this, but this is something that you, on your birthday, you had a trip with some of your girlfriends, one of those women being my wife. That's right. And you guys went to Mexico.


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[Assistant] And my wife was texting me because at some point during the flight


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[Assistant] If you liked that video, then put a ring on it. Click the subscribe button below. Uh, uh, oh.


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[Assistant] He needs to be with a shameless mom and annoying sister. How could he be happy?


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[Assistant] You think the three generations of women in Chen's family will leave him alone if Chen Mei Young didn't break her leg?


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[Assistant] Alright, they will leave soon anyway. Then our world will be peaceful again.


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[Assistant] Hey, you will turn into another Amarap. Huh?


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[Assistant] Dad always says eat something good and then cheer up, okay?


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[Assistant] Oh, I remember the ad, but I didn't pay attention to the girl.


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[Assistant] Oh, and you do? Are you experienced? Is there any other girl than Li Zhenzhen you've talked to more than 100 sentences?


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[Assistant] Oh, that's true. Good for you. You've entered a world of the immortals.


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[Assistant] Can't you see that I'm living a good life right now? I'll tell you again, I have nothing to deal with you. Stop playing a dedicated father. Sucho.


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[Assistant] We're back! Okay. Why did you prepare so many dishes today?


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[Assistant] Uh, well, do you still remember Zhou Wagwang?


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[Assistant] Uh, well I had a physical checkup at school and they asked me if I have genetic disease.


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[Assistant] I just feel a little, a little uneasy. Why are you uneasy? I think since I'm living a very happy life that someone will come and ruin it.


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[Assistant] When she became queen, they would see her perhaps for half an hour in the morning, nine o'clock, for half an hour, and then she would go off.


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[Assistant] For a week, maybe a month, maybe several months, but in a good week, she might be there in the evening and go up to see them having their baths and sit on a little guilt chair, which we brought in by a lackey, not take part in bath time or splashing or anything like that, but just sit there rather and easily and then dash away after half an hour.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I apologize if you've talked about this in a video, I don't always have time to watch all of them, but how do you manage, uhm, doing law school and the YouTube channel?


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[Assistant] I was occupied in the restaurant.


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[Assistant] Yes, that's true. Cooking is easy for me anyway. Besides, it won't last for long, right? So, when will she leave?


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[Assistant] I see Lingxiao as my own son that I raised from the bottom of my heart. Don't worry. Even if you don't give me monthly, I'll take good care of him.


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[Assistant] Lingxiao! Zhucho! Go and get your noodles for yourselves. Mingye!


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[Assistant] Make way for me. Here, look at this.


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[Assistant] Because there's bamboo shoots in it that your uncle scooped out by himself.


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[Assistant] Zucho. Yes? Can you share the bed with Ling Xiao tonight? It's getting late. We want your aunt to stay over. Okay.


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[Assistant] Thanks dad. Try the shrimp.


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[Assistant] Orange Lotus? Sure. This is some pretty sophisticated stuff, sure you can handle it.


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[Assistant] Advertisers have always been a prime source of funding for journalism, ever since the first newspaper ad in 1704 for Thaddeus McGillicuddy's extra-strength genital leeches.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, back in the world of old media, hedge funds are buying up newspapers and stripping them for parts, slashing jobs and selling off the paper's buildings for quick profits. Take the Denver Post. After they were bought by Alden Global Capital, their newsroom went from this


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[Assistant] After all, without journalism, there'd be no occupation for all the career-driven but unlucky-in-love romantic comedy characters, played by Kate Hudson, Jennifer Garner,


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[Assistant] Oh, and also, journalism makes a free society possible, so I guess that's important too. We'll be right back after these words from Thudruckers.


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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, ha, ha.


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[Assistant] I still haven't quite figured out how a broke, bumbling wise guy managed to turn himself into a semi-respectable family man.


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[Assistant] That was quick. Did you get everything? Forgot the caviar. You think they're still open?


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[Assistant] Jean! Soreza.


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[Assistant] No. No. I'm fine.


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[Assistant] What about the gates? The real gates of hell.


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[Assistant] John, I'm on my way. Just behave yourself for a bit longer.


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[Assistant] Hey guys, this is going to be the quickest vlog you've ever seen, but I just wanted to say, uh, there is a fan-made video that you guys really, really need to see, and I've been delayed on seeing it because when I first opened it up, uh, pretty soon after I hit 5 million,


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[Assistant] Uh, there was a special request for me to make a reaction video to it, but recently I lost my internet, which is why I'm not in my apartment or my normal office, uh, that I normally work out of, and I really wanted to


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[Assistant] Make that, but then I lost everything and it got too late and Monday came around and it's vlog day and you guys need to see it. Here's a clip of it, like seriously.


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[Assistant] That was incredible. And you guys can check out the full video either by clicking the link, uh, on the video you just said, clicking the annotation up there, or in the description below. Seriously, thank you guys so much. It was amazing to see, and when I was finally watching it, I, I, I wish that I could have recorded it in the beginning because it was just such...


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[Assistant] This weird feeling, like, oh my god, this is so much talent all in one place, and I can't imagine the logistics of organizing it, but seriously.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for 5 million and I know it's already at like 5.3 million now and we're already rocketing to 6 million but just thank you guys so much for being the awesome creative people that I know you can be.


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[Assistant] So anyway, that's the end of this video. Five Nights at Freddy's 3 is coming, but you all know that by now, according to the video I posted earlier today. But just, thanks again everybody so much for being the most awesome community ever. And as always, I will see you in the next video.


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[Assistant] Good morning. Thank you for coming to commemorate the life of Bob.


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[Assistant] These pawns can no longer serve my purposes.


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[Assistant] A vision of truth. A remembrance of time.


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[Assistant] You've got your memories back. Convenient.


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[Assistant] But you're certainly not looking like my better half.


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[Assistant] Balder, this is what I promised you. Your chance at revenge. Accept it freely.


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[Assistant] Is this not the one who destroyed your world? Who destroyed your life?


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[Assistant] Surely this can't be all you hoped to see.


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[Assistant] Left behind a certain power within himself in order to protect the balance our split brought to the world.


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[Assistant] He had not accounted for the power of evil intent which grew as humans prospered.


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[Assistant] I couldn't use the sovereign power to control the eyes, so instead I used the evil hearts of humans to begin to retrieve the power of the ancient god.


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[Assistant] You managed to escape five hundred years before, but it was merely a waiting game. Waiting for you to be reborn. Now the time has come.


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[Assistant] It is time to restore your sovereign power to my hands.


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[Assistant] He is nothing but an empty container to me now. I have no more use for him.


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[Assistant] Gods do not concern themselves with the machinations of insects.


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[Assistant] The left eye of darkness must return from whence it came.


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[Assistant] Haha, great work, man. We got him, Banpukai! Wait, hold on, hold on! What the? Get back here, you little shit!


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[Assistant] Memories, memories, how long can you stay to haunt my days?


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[Assistant] It was not for talk of loving. It was not for talking at all. So much to do about nothing.


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[Assistant] All dead, all the dreams we had. No wonder why I still live on.


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[Assistant] All dead, all dead, and alone I'll spread my sweeter harp instead. All dead, and gone, all dead.


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[Assistant] Know my little friend's all dead and gone.


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[Assistant] Nothing, I just, I just can't. God, Sonny's gonna kill me.


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[Assistant] I just, I can't do it anymore. Sunny will just, Sunny will just have to get another girl.


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[Assistant] Of all the people Sunny told me to be with, Wei is the only one who said no. The only one. Even you. You didn't say no.


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[Assistant] What do you mean you don't know? I was just supposed to kill you. I don't know anything about the other guy. Who does? ZY, 18K's head enforcer.


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[Assistant] I only talk to him on my phone. Here, take it!


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[Assistant] Uh, no, so we, it was my 50th birthday and, you know, she was in this, like,


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[Assistant] Nah, I thought she would, see, cause when I jumped, I had like, like a spiritual experience, you know, it's like when I walked up to the, to the edge of that plane, and you get attacked by your mind, like, your mind is like, you stupid!


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[Assistant] And you just go into this really blissful place. So I'm telling Jada, you know, you gonna, you gonna meet heaven when you go up there. And she didn't.


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[Assistant] No, no, that's the bad part. That's the bad part. But then once you're out, it's like, it's such a lesson in life, right? And part of what I've been doing in my 50th year,


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[Assistant] Uhm, I've been trying to experience all the things that I never let myself experience before. And I'm doing, you know, my bucket list experiences. And sort of what I discovered is how cancerous fear can be.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I did, so what I did is they didn't, they didn't, I told them I didn't want to know anything. So I didn't want any brief, I didn't want anything because we did it live. So I walked up to the helicopter and I was letting them explain everything to me in the moment I didn't know. And the first thing I didn't know is I had to be on the outside of the helicopter when it took off. Right, so I'm like, hm.


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[Assistant] You know, and that was the first thing. And then the next thing, the guy, he's looking at me and he's like, listen, he's like, this bungee cord, there's five guys holding the bungee cord. He said, this bungee cord weighs 200 pounds. And when we let it go, it's going to be the equivalent of four or 500 pounds. And I'm going to count backwards from five.


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[Assistant] And on one, they're letting this bungee cord go. And the only way you can get hurt is if you don't get away from this chopper.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, it's totally blissful, you know, it's like fear, fear has committed some of the greatest atrocities on this planet and being, being


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[Assistant] I think the part that was hard is, uh, knowing that I wouldn't be able to hold him. Uh, realizing that he really was gone.


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[Assistant] And uh, even though again, my logical mind understands.


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[Assistant] Taking his body from the house, putting it in the car, or, uh, closing the casket. I think for me, uh, once the casket was closed, that part was closed and, uhm, I kept focusing on the fact that the part of him that wasn't just his body


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[Assistant] You know what? It was, that was one of the stupidest fucking things I've done in a while.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, I think it's a different thing with everybody, you know what I'm saying? So like, I tried to do it, I tried to go completely vegan for three days, and just had these weird, fucked up headaches, I felt terrible. But now...


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[Assistant] I'm pescatarian, so I'm not eating any meat just like fish. Right. And I feel better. Haven't lost no weight or nothing like that, but I feel better.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? You need the protein for something, but it's definitely a healthier lifestyle, so you see people that their overall health has improved, but if you're talking about like,


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[Assistant] I'm a little, even like, thinner than this. Normally I'm around 225, 230, but you know.


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[Assistant] There's like a, anything that you want in life, once you get there or once you kind of decipher it in your mind, it's a constant math problem that you gotta do to stay where you at, right?


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[Assistant] If you, if you're a writer, how you get your writing time in, if you're a basketball player, how you get your hoop time in, whatever. So for me, knowing how my body is and knowing how, you know, what I'm predisposed to is just something I gotta live with.


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[Assistant] So it's not like, before I just didn't give a fuck. I would eat whatever I wanted to eat. I wouldn't work out at all. Now I know when things are getting a little out of hand, you got to kind of move it back. So I just watch it. It's more of a lifestyle thing now than an actual diet.


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[Assistant] You know what's crazy? For me, if I don't get enough sleep, I eat bad.


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[Assistant] It's a, cause we wake up mad early to go to TMZ, like I'm in the office by 6am.


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[Assistant] Like every morning. So if I want to go out and do something, if my homies come in town or something like that, we're going to be out, whatever we're going to do, I might get back to crib, 2.30, 3 o'clock. That's only like an hour and a half, two hours before I got to wake up and get moving to the office. That's brutal. That day, I'm going to eat like shit the whole day.


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[Assistant] I just can't like, like, I don't know if I'm not, if I'm too tired to have discipline or if I just needed to stay going. But days like that are the days. But if I'm, if the rest of my life is on track, you know what I'm saying, if I'm sleeping right, if I'm working out right, the eating part is actually kind of easy to me.


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[Assistant] So, that's something I had given up when I had kind of adopted a sedentary lifestyle, like, but when I got back on that, with the diet, it melted off.


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[Assistant] And then after that, you kind of, listen, if you can push through that, that early part of it, like when I started boxing,


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[Assistant] Like really heavy, I started running because if you in a boxing ring and you run out of wind, you get your ass kicked.


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[Assistant] So when you hear about Joe, Joe Rogan even, that's like a combat fighter, right? That's a guy who does many disciplines of combat fighting.


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[Assistant] So if you're sparring and you in there and you get tired, you automatically pay a price. If you're on a basketball court and you're like, I'm competitive, right? So if you can't keep up, if your cardio's not there, you pay a price for it.


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[Assistant] So that made me start running, and after I started running for a little while...


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[Assistant] Like, you feel really good after a long run. Like, if I go out and run five miles right after that, the endorphins kick in, and it's a little high, and you'll get addicted to that. Like, you'll fuck your knees up chasing the runners high. So, sometimes, just initially you gotta push through it, but then once you push through it, you get used to it, you're straight.


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[Assistant] When I first got to TMZ, I had a different job, right? So I had lost the weight in 2007 before I even got to TMZ.


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[Assistant] Right, but when I first got to TMZ I had a different job. And that job was like being a camera guy and doing like the TMZ tour that you see. Oh right, right, right. So I did that for a while. So for that...


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[Assistant] It was like you would go in and you would do the show and then you might not have to work your shift to like six or whatever like that so you can go hoop do whatever. Now though.


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[Assistant] I'm on three shows, I'm doing the whole nine, I'm doing live hits all day, so working out now is actually harder.


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[Assistant] Cause you just, you just basically have to, you know, some people say, yo, we work 6 to 4.30, I work 6 to really 6.30 because I just, I put in the workout as part of my day.


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[Assistant] For the first couple hours before we shoot the first show, I, um, normally like, uh,


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[Assistant] Do live hits, so you know, you see somebody come on TV like, oh, we're gonna throw TMZ and he's gonna talk about celebrity news, blah blah blah. I do a bunch of those and then I do the first TMZ show.


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[Assistant] Which is the one where it's Harvey and Charles. Boom. So I do that.


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[Assistant] For about an hour, uh, hour and a half, and then I go on a walk. I take three walks a day.


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[Assistant] And by the time I go on this 45 minute walk, I come back and it's time to do TMZ Sports.


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[Assistant] That's the sports show, that's from like 1.30 to like 2.15 or whatever.


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[Assistant] I don't know what everybody else does, but I gotta get out of the office. So I take one walk at lunch, and then I take two other parts of the day.


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[Assistant] Sometimes talking to my manager, talking to whoever, like catching up on shit, talking to people and stuff like that, sometimes. Uhm, but uh, and then after that, write stories for the next day, go home.


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[Assistant] Probably not. As my profile there grew, they kept wanting me to do more.


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[Assistant] So they kept wanting me to speak in more places and be more visible and stuff like that. So it would have been impossible for me.


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[Assistant] To, to continue to have any sort of, uh, I guess.


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[Assistant] I think that anybody in the world will tell you that having a day job is not the way to maximize your creative output.


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[Assistant] But a day job is just gonna detract or subtract from all of that. Right. No matter what that day job is. That day job could be the fucking NBA.


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[Assistant] As long as you're a basketball player, you're not gonna be the rapper you think you should be.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean for that, in terms of that, I mean, that was both them and me to be real with you.


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[Assistant] They kept wanting more from me. I want more for myself. So it was easy to kind of make that happen. But eventually I just think that.


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[Assistant] If you have your own ideas and your own thoughts and your own goals, then you want to be able to attack those things individually.


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[Assistant] Being tethered to any company, especially a company that has, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, such a reputation and it's so well-branded, which TMZ is incredibly well-branded, and you'd be unambitious if you didn't look around and think, okay, what could I do if I wasn't with them?


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? But of course, being on TV three times a day, every day for eight years, is the minding that you had to do to get to the point to even have those conversations with yourself.


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[Assistant] Like, yeaah popped up at the office and I had been feeling a certain way about that for a while and, and yo, me and him had a shout match.


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[Assistant] Like, we were going back and forth, I was yelling to the top of my lungs, like, because...


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[Assistant] And so, uh, and I always try to maintain cool even when I'm...


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[Assistant] And it was even hard to get the show back on track after that. It just disrupted the whole show. So I didn't know. I mean, looking back on it, it was probably stupid to think that that was anything other than like what they exactly


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[Assistant] What wanted to happen a big huge moment with a big huge star coming into the office But it just it just kind of it took the show off the rails like you know Then Kanye was where he was and then Candice came up and they were doing their whole thing But it wasn't the same like after that was over


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[Assistant] Uhm, what's my opinion of Candace? This is what I think. I think that for some, I don't agree with not Candace's positions.


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[Assistant] I mean, I don't agree with her positions, but we have to have a diversity of thought in society, right?


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[Assistant] Candace Owens thinks sincerely that black people have spent too much time being on the democratic plantation, as she likes to call it, and she thinks that the left hasn't given black people anything for the lesions that we've had to them for a couple of generations.


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[Assistant] But I think that to attack so many different people.


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[Assistant] In the way that they attack, right? If you get in a conversation with like Candice or Tommy Lahren, I'm sure it's a lot different talking to them human to human.


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[Assistant] To spend all day firing bullets at people and calling names and doing all of that stuff. It kind of builds a wall between you and a lot of the people that you might be attacking. Like if you attack Angela Rye or if you attack people like that.


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[Assistant] It's, it's not constructive because now a lot of people that you actually need to reach out to if you're, uh, if your point of view has merit.


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[Assistant] They're not gonna fuck with you because you're putting them in an enemy position.


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[Assistant] If you're calling people that look at the history of black Americans in a specific way, if you say that they are worshipping victimhood.


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[Assistant] Or that they have a victim mentality. Or you're lobbing pejoratives at them the entire time. Well, how can you expect those people to want a coalition bill with you?


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[Assistant] Especially culturally, within one another, there's a way that we should talk to one another and a way that we should relate to one another. And I think that that should be done with a little bit more caring and a little bit more respect. And that's good, that goes on both sides.


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[Assistant] But Candace has such a following, that's the only thing I would say to her. No problem with anybody that's on the left or anybody that's, or excuse me, on the right or anybody that's doing that, but when black people talk to each other in public, we should show respect to one another.


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[Assistant] Well, as far as that situation with her directly, I can't speak to it, but I do know that there were people in yeaah's life that, um,


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[Assistant] That sort of circled the wagons at some point to make sure that Kanye had the information that they felt like he needed and would be closest to his heart. I can't say anything about the relationship between Kanye and Candace because, you know,


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[Assistant] When creators of that level, you know, people, you fuck with people on that level, they very rarely build long lasting new relationships. Think about the songwriters and the rappers that have come in and out of Kanye West's life. Not just political people, but all kinds of people, right? So it might be a number of reasons there, but I think that


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[Assistant] One thing that he learned from that whole situation is just how big his voice was. I think that he always felt it. Uhm, but actually me and him have had some correspondence where he says like, you know, he realized how much what he says, uh, uh, affects people.


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[Assistant] If he's gonna say something to be serious about it and want it to affect people and change people, he's gotta do it in a certain way. And maybe her way might not be the best way, but who knows? I mean like, it seems right now that uhm,


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[Assistant] That you have more sort of new ideas popping up in the black community than ever. Like, not just politically, but religiously, uh, all different types of ways. So we're almost figuring out on the fly what it is that we really believe after a couple of generations.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't believe in moderating your beliefs at any time, any place ever. I believe if you believe something and you have to say it, then you gotta do it, right? Because I think in the end,


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[Assistant] If you want nothing more to win than your truth, whatever that truth is, I don't give a fuck what it is. I don't believe in moderating anything ever. What I do think though is that Democrats don't have an identity.


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[Assistant] They don't know who they are, right? You got a bunch of old white dudes that are, that are telling you, yo, we got to go win voters here and here and here. So this is the way we got to do it. You have a bunch of other people who see a lot of problems in society that might be seen as being more progressive or further left that are trying to advance their positions. Uhm, and those people are being met with that can't win.


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[Assistant] Really, the Democrats don't know what will win. They don't know how they need to win.


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[Assistant] Because uhm, of Donald Trump. You don't know if you're supposed to go out there and be insulting. You don't know if you're supposed to just serve your base. You don't know if you're supposed to go out there and be incredibly aggressive and be combative. You don't know what it is that you're supposed to do. So what you see is different candidates on the left doing a little bit of all of it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you see some people throwing like, like Trump came with like wild ideas that really got his base, you know, like I'm gonna build a wall, like I'm gonna have a Muslim band even though that wasn't...


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[Assistant] Such a wild idea. Other presidents have done versions of that. Uhm, and he said all of these things and he got people really fired up about him. And that's how you get 20 or 30 thousand people, or whatever it is, to a rally.


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[Assistant] That they have to do, you know, little parts of all of that. I'm going to throw out some ideas that I know, uh, are just going to pander directly to people. And then I'm going to do some things that I know, uh, are going to be seen as, uh, strong and I'm going to make sound by it. So I'm going to do all of this when really what


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[Assistant] They should do is, as a left, as a coalition, as a group of people who have a certain political ideology, is decide.


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[Assistant] Like what their party is, like what their identity is.


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[Assistant] And there's a couple of different things that they would need to do that, but the one thing that they would need to do, uh, more than, one thing they need to have more than anything is authenticity. I don't know how authentic the field is right now. I like some of them. I like some of them a little bit more than others, but...


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[Assistant] Uhm, I just don't know if we're getting the real versions of any of these people right now.


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[Assistant] You know, some of the opinions on the right I think are wrong, some are dangerous, and some are vile. But that's really what they think.


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[Assistant] So at the end of the day, you have to give them that. I think sometimes, uhm, liberals and I am


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[Assistant] Uh, bleeding heart, big time liberal, so I have to watch myself for doing this as well. We want everybody to feel so empowered so much to where we pretend to understand things that we really don't.


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[Assistant] We pretend to be allies to causes that sometimes, uhm, and that's how you get in trouble. That's how you get guys, uhm, you know, not to diss them, like Alec Baldwin, who is a huge, huge supporter of GLAAD, but gets cause saying the F word every time he gets mad at somebody.


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[Assistant] It depends. The guy who I get a lot of my political philosophy from is Chomsky, Noam Chomsky. And if you read Chomsky...


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[Assistant] There's, it's a very binary way of looking at the world.


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[Assistant] That has to do with solidarity, morality.


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[Assistant] The common good of a society and whether or not what it is that you believe is trying to get to that, like what's good for everyone.


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[Assistant] Decentralizing power, to be honest with you. It's probably a system that doesn't lend itself to this incredible income inequality that we have right now.


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[Assistant] But I can guarantee you one thing, neither side wants to hear that.


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[Assistant] Neither side wants that. The left doesn't want that, the right doesn't want that. The country has never been about that.


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[Assistant] You read guys, you read Madison or Jefferson or any of these guys early on, they warn.


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[Assistant] If you read Wealth of Nations past the first paragraph, which people don't really read past the first paragraph, but if you read past it


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[Assistant] Uh, Adam, Adam Smith will talk about, he'll talk about the Vile Maxim, which is the masters of mankind saying that the way they should run society is...


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[Assistant] All for us and nothing for anyone else. So he's warning about that even back then.


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[Assistant] So the fact that we have a society like we have right now doesn't have to do with any one political ideology. It has to do with corporate wealth being centralized in America to a point to where


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[Assistant] It's very difficult for you or me or any group of people to make a difference and really puncture through that, uh, to, to, to get power back into their own hands. And that doesn't have very much to do with politics. It has to do with economics.


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[Assistant] You're, you're too far behind the A ball. Like you're, like the best thing that you can do.


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[Assistant] I mean, really, to be honest with you, the best thing that you can do is to make small decisions in, in your community, right? So if you're in a black community, if you're somewhere and, and


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[Assistant] You know that the government isn't gonna make decisions that are gonna impact


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[Assistant] Where you live in any positive way, not directly, you have to make those decisions.


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[Assistant] You have to decide to support one another, right? You have to decide to invest into each other's business. You have to take, you have to have like little fiefdoms where you are in control of it.


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[Assistant] Because if, if, if you wait for any type of legislation that's gonna put a factory back in your community, or any type of legislation that's gonna, uh, make it easier for, uh, for, it's gonna donate money to public education or anything like that, that's not gonna happen.


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[Assistant] You're born into this, like, there's specific advertising for kids.


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[Assistant] Like, there was, it was, uhm, it was realized some time ago that, you know,


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[Assistant] Kids, although they don't have any money, right, they're used to like not marketing anything to kids.


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[Assistant] They don't have any money, but they do have influence. Meaning the kid can nag their parents about something for x amount of time and the parents to get over it will buy the kid what they want.


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[Assistant] So after a while, advertising agencies started honing in on them to get kids to nag their parents.


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[Assistant] So you're building a consumer relationship. You're turning a human being into a consumer from a very, very early age. Like you don't know anything better than you know about how to buy something and have something that you don't really need. And not only that, but that having something and somebody next to you not having it makes you better than them.


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[Assistant] So that's something that's so ingrained into you to unlearn it and want you and the person that lives across the street from you to have something like equality seems like an alien thing almost un-American.


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[Assistant] I mean, to see, to, to, to care about splitting the pie equally so everybody can eat doesn't seem like what America is about. It seems like America is about, I'm gonna tell you my tale and I'm gonna do all this blah blah blah. But what you don't know is like you're playing a game that's really, really pretty rigged.


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[Assistant] Like reaching out, like holding hands with people who have a different view, uh, sort of a, uh, a different code, a different expectation in society and trying to get things done in the best way. People working with people.


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[Assistant] The first dude I ever knew that had internet, uhm, was my homie Charles. He had Prodigy internet.


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[Assistant] I remember walking into his crib, cause they was kinda rich, and seeing Prodigy internet, right? And going, damn, like you can do all of this stuff with this?


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[Assistant] When I would visit at his crib and use the internet, at first, it was...


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[Assistant] All looking shit up, doing all kinds of stuff like that. Whatever you could do on Prodigy, right?


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[Assistant] Then, I didn't fuck with the internet for about two more years. It was about 96. And my man...


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[Assistant] A homeboy of mine named Jabril, he had it at his crib, but it was like the dial of internet shit. And I realized early that the internet was gonna descend into something that, uhm, wasn't useful at all because all we did on the internet, and all I've done since, was download porn.


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[Assistant] So, so like, we used to sit there and wait, cause I'm 39, so we used to sit there and wait for one page, one picture to print out.


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[Assistant] The internet was a fucking rap. That was it. All I used the internet for was hedonistic shit. For years. It was for years. All I used the internet for was dumb shit. Make yourself feel better. I used to download music on it.


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[Assistant] Using the internet as a resource to where I will go on internet sites and get smarter with it, literally a new thing for me.


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[Assistant] I started to read and I started to realize it's declassified documents on the internet. It's like really almost anything you want to learn in life, you can learn on it. So at this point, how smart you want to be is completely up to you.


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[Assistant] It's completely up to you. There's not one piece of knowledge besides, you know.


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[Assistant] I guess tin foil hat theory, knowledge, whatever people had. But there's not one piece of knowledge that you can't access on the internet.


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[Assistant] So now that I'm older and I realize that my brain and my worldview matter not just to me but to other people, uhm, I spend more time looking for other shit.


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[Assistant] Well now, I mean the media organizations are in a kind of a no win situation. And the reason why I look at it like that is because they have to cover things that are going to make people watch. Like it's like, it's, so the Washington post is owned by Amazon, right?


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[Assistant] So that's a corporation that owns the information that you're getting. So the information that you're getting,


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[Assistant] So every piece of information that you get no matter where, someone's paying someone to do it.


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[Assistant] The hope of getting unbiased media coverage in anything and media coverage that's not specifically trying to trigger you or make you want to come back or make you want to watch, uhm, is just not a very realistic thing.


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[Assistant] What I do think in terms of what you're saying is that there are so many ways for people to fuck with you now and manipulate you now that unless there is a concerted effort


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[Assistant] To have genuine information come to people by somebody.


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[Assistant] That's trustworthy and that's in it for the right reasons. You're going to see more of what you see, right?


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[Assistant] Uh, perhaps if we didn't have a president who I believe doesn't really have any problem with Russian meddling, perhaps if it was more vilified, because you have one side, because it's in their political interest saying, yo, this guy is a Russian agent and all of that, which I believe to be true to some degree, right? You have this guy, that's all it is, but you have one complete, there are people that are wearing


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[Assistant] Shirts that say I'd rather be Russian than a Democrat, right? And so like when you look at that, if


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[Assistant] We're told for 200 and some odd years that the thing that makes us different is the fact that we have free and fair elections where the will of the people is reflected in the leaders that we choose.


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[Assistant] Despite everyone who's maybe a deep state agent or maybe a misinformation agent, fake news or whatever, those people are going to have a field day with that because there's no even opposition to them. We're not even, we don't even have the unity of opposition. We can't even oppose them because we don't know once again who we are.


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[Assistant] I think that uhm, the election of Barack Obama.


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[Assistant] Was a litmus test for America. I think that people like me made mistakes when Obama was elected president because I thought that that was the end of a certain segment, excuse me, of a certain era in America. I really did believe that there had been a sea change.


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[Assistant] And that things were never going to be the same again. I think that what started to happen is elites on the left.


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[Assistant] Uhm, didn't pay attention to some of the angst that people were going through.


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[Assistant] And that left those people, uh, victims really to demigods.