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[Assistant] To do with the Browns looking to make another move here? Or, I don't think so. Uh, say 7.86 million to be exact. 868.


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[Assistant] Uh, I, I don't know what move they're making at this point, but, uh, I, I don't know. Is it, is it cap space just for this year and low, and lower the cap hits in 20?


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[Assistant] Right, remember though, the more cap space you have, the more it rolls over to the following year. So it's not just this year, but go ahead. I don't know what kind of significant move is left to make at this point.


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[Assistant] He hasn't proven, he hasn't proven. His drafts are below, are subpar.


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[Assistant] You said he's, they've turned undrafted free agents.


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[Assistant] It's not even just, it's not even just to me, Gene, the draft picks. It's that the team hasn't won.


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[Assistant] That's the bottom line. That's the bottom line. The team hasn't won. The Deshaun Watson, I love the Deshaun Watson trade. I think it's gonna work out, but if it doesn't, that's on him.


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[Assistant] I, I, I mean, at best you could, to me, you put Andrew Berry middle of the pack. Yea, I would say that. You can't put him ahead of any of the other GMs.


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[Assistant] This year that are undrafted and they make an impact this year. Yeah, that's a great job.


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[Assistant] Agreed. But so far what he's done in the last three years, we already have some proof on the field. And based on what he's done in his first three years as GM, what he's done this offseason, we all like what he's done on paper.


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[Assistant] And we like the upside of this team. But what he's done in the first three years as GM, to me is at best an average job. What he's done this offseason, we like it. But there are things we, I'm sure we all liked last year that didn't turn out.


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[Assistant] I get it, but that wasn't like some great, it wasn't like a brilliant move by Andrew Berry, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Which is certainly better than what the Browns have had. What grade would you give them?


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[Assistant] As a trio, they have an overall losing record, or as a tandem, they have an overall losing record and one playoff win. It's not enough.


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[Assistant] I think G just clarified everything for me right here.


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[Assistant] Because I've really been struggling with this question. When Cade York missed those two, and you know me, I'm very dismissive about preseason. The only thing I pay attention to is the kicker.


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[Assistant] Because the kicker, what's the difference if it's preseason right now? If anything, it should be easier because in a way there's no pressure because if you lose the game, who cares?


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[Assistant] Going back and forth on like, what do you do? You drafted him in the fourth round. He made that game winning kick against Carolina. You lose that game if it's not for the kick. But the back end of the year, he was terrible. You look at his numbers. Can you bring up his numbers from last year? Again, the field goals.


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[Assistant] So, if you look at the field goal, he made, I think it was 75%, right? So he made 75%. But if you look, oh, that's the total. He was 24 of 30.


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[Assistant] So I'm going back and forth, and then G just made it very clear. He said it's all politics. You're right.


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[Assistant] If he was some schlep-dick free agent that had bounced around from team to team, he'd be gone. Bye bye. So the reality is the Browns probably should replace Cade York. They probably should bring in Robbie Gold? Yep.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, or you're worried about his psyche and how he's gonna handle that. But she is right. If you bring in a kicker now, it's to replace the kicker you have. At this point, there's no competition. You're only bringing in a guy if he's replacing your guy. But I don't think they're gonna do that. No. But if he, like, there was part of me saying, well, let's see how he does in the regular season.


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[Assistant] But I'll tell you, even though I'm a guy who loves going for it, you don't me, I've never, I love, one of my favorite things about Stefanski is that he goes for a lot of fourth downs. But, if you're right,


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[Assistant] The first thing when I saw this, guys, on Friday, I saw it Thursday night whenever I saw it, uhm, I tried to find out if he had said the same thing about Ben Roethlisberger. First of all,


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[Assistant] What, unfortunately, what happens when this clip happens is then people...


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[Assistant] It turns into an argument about what Deshaun Watson did or didn't do. For me personally, I have no interest in that conversation. We've talked about that a million times. I, me, have no longer any interest in debating the merits of what Deshaun Watson did or didn't do. However,


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[Assistant] I think talking about, well, did, did Kyle Brandt ever go on a rant about, about how hard it is to talk about the Steelers, uhm, with, with what Ben Roethlisberger was accused of.


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[Assistant] Uh, Joe Mixon's been accused of a number of things early, before he went to the NFL. And once again, recently this has come up. He, Mixon and his agent are embarrassing themselves with their behavior with the Cincinnati media, which is even softer than our soft Cleveland media.


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[Assistant] I would guarantee you that 90% of them have at least one employee that has been accused or has done something inappropriate from either a sexual or a physical nature. That's the way it is. I don't say that to excuse any of it. I say it because that's the reality of the situation.


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[Assistant] Commander's preseason game needs the update on Deshaun Watson's off the field stuff. He has the right to talk about it, but don't say he has to, Chris Collinsworth, because everybody knows about it. Everybody.


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[Assistant] My wife, who is not much of a sports fan, said to me, we were talking about Deshaun Watson yesterday.


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[Assistant] She, she said to me, what position does he play? Okay? Cause my wife doesn't pay attention to, she likes baseball, she doesn't really pay attention to football.


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[Assistant] Alright, even when she listens to the, watches the show or listens to me on the radio and now the podcast, she doesn't know what the hell is going on when it comes to football.


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[Assistant] The only thing, she, she, but she know, she don't know what position Deshaun Watson plays, but she's heard the off the field stuff. Cause she's heard me talk about it. She heard other people talk about it. That doesn't need to be explained to anybody anymore.


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[Assistant] I just think my beef with Kyle Brandt is I don't think he's being genuine here and I like Kyle Brandt a lot. I like that show. I like Peter Schrager. I like Kyle Brandt. I think Kyle Brandt's really funny. I just think he dropped the ball here. I feel like


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[Assistant] Qualify any conversation with Deshaun Watson about talking about the off the field stuff. And I think most football fans, not just Browns fans, don't care anymore. Like it or not. Like what Deshaun Watson, whatever you feel about him and what he did, you have the right to feel whatever the hell you want.


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[Assistant] You don't like the Sean Watson? You're entitled. That's fine. Be-do you.


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[Assistant] But I don't think most football fans care about off the field stuff, whether it's him or anybody else. They want to hear about football. That's how I see it.


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[Assistant] I mean, I know everybody brings up the money all the time.


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[Assistant] In the context of what Kyle Brant was talking about, bringing up the money doesn't even make any sense. It didn't even make sense at all.


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[Assistant] I don't know, you know, if, if, uh, who's a me? If Jimmy Garoppolo


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[Assistant] I mean if all of a sudden he's waxing poetic about Nishan Watson, but I think


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[Assistant] I think fans don't, would, even, even, I get what you're saying, but I think our fans would want everybody to stop saying that anyway. Because our fans don't want to hear that negative stuff. And there you go. Now, Patrick Mahomes, nobody talks about his money.


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[Assistant] I disagree with you a little bit on Lamar Jackson because


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[Assistant] I feel like, I feel like with Lamar Jackson, there's a lot of people in the media that are afraid to criticize him at all. That if anybody criticizes Lamar Jackson,


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[Assistant] There are a lot of people, there's always going to be some people who think you don't deserve it. I agree with you. But I think Lamar Jackson gets, gets plenty of love overall.


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[Assistant] Listen, I don't think Lamar Jackson is as good as some other people think. Like I like Lamar Jackson, but I don't think he's as good as Mahomes or Burrow or even Herbert or Allen. I don't think he is. I don't think he is. I think he's in that next group.


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[Assistant] But, uh, I think there's a lot of, I think, I do think the majority, I mean I don't know, we don't have exact numbers, nobody's keeping a chart on this, but my impression is that the majority of national media members that cover the NFL thought Lamar got what he deserved, and it was a fair contract. I, I, I feel like that's the case, Mike. You watch a lot, what do you think?


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[Assistant] There's a reason why hockey bad guys are called goons and basketball bad guys are referred to as thugs. There's a reason for that.


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[Assistant] Talking about this on my podcast Friday, I got over 5, 5,200 YouTube views in 48 hours.


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[Assistant] To me, he had been a huge disappointment with the Browns until the second half of last year. And I thought he really stepped up his game. He had a big impact the second half of the season. And I have extremely high hopes for him.


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[Assistant] I'm with G, I have extremely high hopes for the defense too. Now we gotta see it because we've had a lot of high hopes over the last few years for this team and it hasn't happened. But the defense is, well, the defense definitely has more talent than it's had as long as I've been covering the Browns.


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[Assistant] And, uh, I think Grant, Grant Delpit found his place on this team last year. Uh, it is a little weird that he hasn't played much.


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[Assistant] By the way guys, you have to, real quick, you have to, I sent you guys a picture. You gotta see, this is Dodger Stadium, look at this. With the hurricane in LA. Oh wow.


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[Assistant] I know I'm fat! Don't have to be an asshole about it on Twitter.


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[Assistant] Screwed up the teams. I love Stephanie, she's awesome, but she screwed up the team. They were completely unfair teams. Go ahead, Mike.


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[Assistant] That was my biggest at bat in the third inning. It was a close game at that point.


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[Assistant] You got 4 at bats? I had 4 at bats. And then my last, we rallied in the last inning. Now, the umpire was making a few calls in our favor. But in the last inning, we were down 10-3. We made it 10-8.


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[Assistant] And I came up in the last inning and I got a hit. Now, in fairness, my knee was really barking at that point. So a couple of, I wasn't the first one, that's why I did it. AJ, Jason's son, ran for me.


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[Assistant] I hit a hard ground ball, but I would have been out if I were running myself. Right, right. And he beat it out on a bang bang play. That made it 10-9, and then our next batter popped out to end it. So we made a big comeback. I might do that. Next year, I will- We gotta play next year. Next year- We gotta play UCSS versus WKYC. We will.


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[Assistant] Jay was really good. Jay was good. Nobody else on our team could play the field. At all.


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[Assistant] Mike Polk made the best play of the day. He made a diving catch with his bare hand playing catcher.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't bat left handed. Kill that. I mean, you have to say...


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[Assistant] The focus for us, again, is to provide a quality dental care, to provide a quality dental home. The fact that we have a group that wants to see us be successful, part of what they can value is the fact that we are continuing to expand access to care. We're continuing to grow our business.


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[Assistant] Our focus is looking at each and every child and looking uhm, at where their decay is, what their, their risk for getting cavities.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that I was aware of. Our dentists come in and they're salary. And so they're, they're focused on coming in. There's no bonus?


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[Assistant] So we're able to keep the records of each child and keep it all together in one spot. Uhm, and it will help us as we go through.


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[Assistant] I can go in and look at the chart and look and see based on x-rays if the treatment plan was appropriate for that child.


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[Assistant] Here's what we're gonna do. We're going to embrace the world of like, jumpy dodgeball.


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[Assistant] Okay, target practice. Who acts like your best arm on this team? Just so I know who I'm throwing it better than.


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[Assistant] You gotta respect it. Come here, Anna. Here's what we will say, man, to everybody at home. The biggest message about this is, hey, challenge yourself. That's what the fit is all about. It's about embracing.


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[Assistant] Hey, what's going on? This is Kevin Hart and I know we had fun, but right now it's time to get serious. So what I want you to do is start by watching these videos and subscribing to my channel, Laugh Out Loud. Do it!


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[Assistant] Yo, that guy damn interrogating the guy.


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[Assistant] You know the best thing about being part of racing history is bringing smiles to folks everywhere. And Aspen Dental does that too.


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[Assistant] I'm good, man, I'm just chillin'. Just left a lot of BET experience shit.


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[Assistant] Uh, I've been working for like two years, three years, I don't know.


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[Assistant] So you probably, you probably kinda late on some of the music, but.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I kinda sorta had a wave, you know what I'm sayin', around the neighborhood, you know what I'm sayin', where I'm from. But Evie Me pushed it.


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[Assistant] That was a joint that put me over the top, you feel me, and kinda like showed everybody who I was.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I was really just out here in Cali, you know what I'm saying, just with some of the gang.


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[Assistant] I just started freestyling on the JTKB and it just came about.


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[Assistant] I always vibe in the studio. I'm finna go to the studio right after this. Just, you feel me? Just black out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, smoke, listen to some beats, you feel me? I probably go to like, fifteen rhythm jumps.


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[Assistant] Well, you feel me, probably like, to get the whole song put together, it's probably 10 minutes, and I'll probably go clean up some bars, add some ad libs or something, you know?


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[Assistant] We was crazy, you know what I'm saying, as shorties. But I was, I was in the house with like 15 other siblings.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm sayin'? So, as a shorty, I always had my cousins with me, my brothers, my sisters with me. We was just, you know, outside, yea, they doin' what we do, try to jug, make some money. That's how it really just came up.


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[Assistant] What I'm doing right now, everything that I'm doing, going platinum. You know what I'm saying? Going on tour. I've been on two tours now.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? So, I'm kind of like living what I've been dreaming.


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[Assistant] That's a rare opportunity. Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. You know what I'm saying? I'll be tweaking sometimes. Yeah. When I just think to myself, I'll be like, damn, I really just made it. You know what I'm saying? I wasn't expecting it, but it's here now, so.


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[Assistant] Well, we was doing a couple of label meetings before that, you know what I'm saying? Cause I had three projects out, you know what I'm saying? I still had three projects before the new one I just dropped, you know what I'm saying? So a couple of people was listening to those, you know, calling me, but it's cool.


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[Assistant] We was, uhm, we was just in the studio. It was, uh, me and Meek in the studio.


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[Assistant] Uh, he just reached out. You know, uhm, when EnvyMe first came out, he was kinda like, one of the first people of that caliber to reach out.


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[Assistant] We was just chopping it up back and forth and then I ended up, uh, getting them for management. Dream chasers on management, so.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, he a cool dude. You feel me? Very wise. You know what I'm saying? Just always try to give me some pointers on how to have my business build up and be straight.


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[Assistant] You feel me from like, anything I can find?


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[Assistant] Yeah, old computer. Uhm, I asked my uncle to order me a mic. He did that for me. Uhm, and YouTube, really.


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[Assistant] Mama yelling, y'all need to get out, you know what I'm saying, but we all in the basement cooking up, you know what I'm saying, doing our thing.


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[Assistant] I had to grow, I had to develop and find the sound, you feel me? I was just talking about whatever, you know what I'm saying? Now that I listen to that music back then, I'd be like, what was I talking about? My voice didn't even sound right.


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[Assistant] I started rapping out here at the studio with me, so I got accustomed to like...


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[Assistant] Laying down tracks fast, you feel me, without writing them. Right. You know what I'm saying? So that took years of practice. So now I can knock out a zone like 10 minutes. Right.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it was crazy. At first, you know what I'm saying, at first I wasn't even used to it.


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[Assistant] I kept on wanting to like sit in the engineer seat. You know what I'm saying? Because I also used to record myself. Yeaah. I used to kind of relax and kind of like, yea alright, I'm good. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] And it's cool now. I still like to record myself doing the house and stuff.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I was teaching myself that as a shorty too, you feel me? I was on Pro Tools and FL at the same time.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I was influenced by Chief Keefe, I ain't gonna lie. I watched his whole upbringing, you know what I'm saying.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that was motivation. That was definitely motivation for everybody. You know what I'm saying? So, definitely Chief Keef. You feel me? Same with Herbo. I watched Herbo. And he was just, you know, Lil Herb. Then I watched him grow into something. That was motivation. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I was listening to like, Do or Die Crucial Conflict 2.


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[Assistant] Music and shit too. Okay. They playing the music. I ain't got no choice but to listen. Right. So yeah.


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[Assistant] What else you got on there? It's a song, I Love You. Yeaah, that's the one.


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[Assistant] Now, I really be having, you know what I'm saying? It's inspiration for like, melodies and subject matter and everything, you know what I'm saying? Concepts, everything.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. See, my influence comes from music. You hear me? All types, you hear me? One of my favorite artists is Michael Jackson.


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[Assistant] Really, really the alternative came from my older brother, that's over there. Okay. And uhm, my neighbor, like, we grew up with him, you feel me? He actually my graphic designer now. Oh really? You know what I'm saying? Yea, we've been rockin' with Foo for like 12 years or something like that. Oh yea. He was putting me on some of all the other music, and I'm like yea, this is crazy. Yea. I was listening.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, yeaah. Dirt, dirt gang, you know what I'm saying? Uh, he reached out early too, you know what I'm saying, kinda, sorta in a way.


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[Assistant] I ain't gonna lie to, I ain't gonna lie to whole Chicago guy.


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[Assistant] On the music side, like, it's a lot of underground artists just cracking.


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[Assistant] It's going crazy, you know what I'm saying. Don't nobody really even speak about them.


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[Assistant] In Chicago, it's kind of tough, you know what I'm saying? You kind of like gotta fight for your name and DNA embrace you, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I know a lot of Chicagoans trying to pay attention to somebody else took it.


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[Assistant] So you kinda like gotta make a name for yourself. You know, like gotta stamp yourself in Chicago before it's that time.


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[Assistant] Try to like, get back there every time I got some free time. But I've been on the road a lot lately.


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[Assistant] I went on tour, uhm, with, uhm, Kodak Black.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, he crazy, but he smart. He like, he like.


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[Assistant] Everybody on the project, really? Really, yea, everybody on the project. Besides Thug, you know what I'm saying, Thug reached out a few times, but I ain't really got to kick it with Thug, you know what I'm saying, but everybody else on the project, that's, that's what I'm kind of like locked in with. That's how they got on the project, you know what I'm saying, I ain't really had, it wasn't no hassle.


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[Assistant] It was just real, we got in the studio, vibed out, made a few tracks. Let me get a few, uh, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, like I said, it's mind-blowing sometimes. I just try to soak it all in and appreciate it, you know?


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[Assistant] I don't know, I try to pay no mind. I try to stay regular about it, you know. I'm still picky.


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[Assistant] Nah, I ain't gonna lie though. Uh, it wasn't even no groupie, it was just like bad experience with the females.


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[Assistant] Nah, it wasn't even that. I was just trying to like, get away from him. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's where the C-A-L come from, but I took the cowboy name from the warrior.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? I was going to spell it the regular way, but I'm like, nah, I don't want to spell it the regular way. I thought about, uhm, uhm,


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[Assistant] I thought about that. About the spelling. I didn't wanna spell it like that.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Ain't nothing, ain't nothing beating that Old Town Road though.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I don't really rock with that song.


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[Assistant] I like, I like, uhm, what's that song, the song with Cardi B on it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, heavy on promo. You know what I'm saying? We finna do a heavy promo run again. And then I'm coming back with the album. Okay. More hits, you know what I'm saying? I ain't got nothing but good responses on the EP, so. Definitely. I'm obviously doing something right, so I'm just keep working, stay focused, you know, stay out of the way.


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[Assistant] I was trying to put, uh, I was trying to put my uncle on X when he first, well, when I first heard him. Really? With the, uh, with the crazy song, uh, Fuck On Me.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, I think about it all the time, you know what I'm saying, but you still gotta maintain day to day as well. So, I kind of wrote down my game plan of what I want as far as long term goes.


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[Assistant] And then I got a lot of short-term goals, so I'm just focusing on those.


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[Assistant] That I know, meanwhile I'm building a brand for something else.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm trying to open up the restaurant. OG, a crazy chef, you know what I'm saying? And she, she booming out to Korea, really. Who? Where she was. My OG.


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[Assistant] So, I'm finna do that, finna finish this book I'm writing.


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[Assistant] I got the sauce though. It's like, it's like a hood, hood, tail turned sapphire. Okay. It's different. Wow, really? It's super different, really.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I'll tell you after the event.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I don't know, I don't really got no favorites.


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[Assistant] All the art. I paint. Oh, do you really? Wow. So I'm trying to get on top of that. Kind of do a couple of those shows.


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[Assistant] No, I don't. Because if the vaccines work, who am I putting at risk?


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[Assistant] I really don't believe it. I feel like, uhm, first of all, I feel like it would be responsible to then quarantine my child and not expose them to other, you know, potentially fragile populations.


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[Assistant] Twelve hour charity livestream where I will be livestreaming nothing but horror the entire time. So I hope you'll be ready to join me over on my Twitch channel.


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[Assistant] Some breast cancer research, I'm not sure which one, I have to pick out a very good one, a very reputable charity. And I'm not sure if that's Susan G. Cohn for the cure or whatnot, but I'll figure it out and I'll let you guys know. But really, honestly and truly guys, it is incredible what we've been able to do.


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[Assistant] With just the limited number of people that we have and every day, every day, we get hundreds of new subscribers. It's outrageous for a channel my size to be growing this quickly and I thank only you. Only you guys are-


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[Assistant] YouTube videos, where I scream like a little girl for people with entertainment. But I...


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[Assistant] It's incredible, and every viewer who just views my videos, likes it, comments, doesn't matter. It doesn't matter to me. The numbers, because I only care that you guys are such an amazing community.


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[Assistant] That has inspired me to do more. And that's why I wanna give you guys what you want. I know everyone loved the SCP-087-B livestream. I know you did, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I am definitely inclined to give you guys more horror all month long. And we are doing a full Amnesia Customs story every Sunday leading up to the livestream. Uh, the charity stream. So, I hope you guys will join me for that. And it's just, uh, it's just incredible to know that


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[Assistant] I'm inspired by you guys because I, personally, I can do nothing but play video games and speak into a camera. I can't do anything more than that. And you guys pushing me, uhm, to work harder every day to try to improve myself and improve everything that we do.


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[Assistant] Let me tell you, I never imagined that I'd be doing this for a living. And now I'm approaching that point because, uh, man, no other channel is lucky enough to have the growth that I am right now. And I, I don't want to take advantage of it. I want to use it for improving. You know, improving the world around us.


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[Assistant] But it took our producer a day to track quite a few of them down. What's happening there?


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[Assistant] Annie lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a country torn apart by warring factions.


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[Assistant] Four years ago, after seeing her parents murdered by rebels, she says she was gang raped. She then fled for her life.


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[Assistant] Then Annie says she met a United Nations peacekeeper from South Africa.


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[Assistant] He'd been sent as part of a mission to protect the local population.


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[Assistant] She's one of over 2000 young women and children alleged to have been sexually exploited or abused by UN peacekeepers, uniformed and civilian in missions around the world since the early 1990s. From Cambodia to Mozambique.


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[Assistant] And from Bosnia to the Democratic Republic of Congo.


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[Assistant] For over a decade, the United Nations has been trying to end the abuse. But even today, it keeps happening.


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[Assistant] In the past year, the UN has introduced new measures to stamp it out.


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[Assistant] I've come to Africa to try and understand why the problem has persisted.


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[Assistant] Didier Bourguet was working at the UN peacekeeping mission in Goma, in charge of transport and logistics, earning $7,000 a month. He was 40 at the time.


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[Assistant] Valerie says she only told her mother about Bourguet, and they never reported it to the UN. Do you know if Didier was doing this to anyone else?


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[Assistant] He was arrested by the Congolese police in Goma after a sting operation in October 2004, before being handed over to French authorities and charged with rape.


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[Assistant] There were 72 allegations of exploitation and abuse in the UN's Congo mission between May and September 2004.


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[Assistant] U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan sent his special advisor, Zaid Rad al-Hussein, to investigate. He was shocked by what he found.


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[Assistant] Five months later, Zaid published a report that criticised the UN's own investigations into alleged sexual abuse.


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[Assistant] But he said the main reason offenders often evaded justice was that the UN had no criminal jurisdiction over its peacekeepers.


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[Assistant] Those issues had also caught the attention of Anthony Banbury, who spent more than 20 years inside the UN overseeing relief and peacekeeping missions.


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[Assistant] He recommended an international agreement to ensure those accused of abuse would face criminal prosecution.


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[Assistant] But there's been no widespread effort by UN member states to adopt the measures.


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[Assistant] French authorities charged Bourguet with the possession of hundreds of child pornographic images and the rape of at least 20 young girls in Congo.


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[Assistant] Despite the many allegations, the French judge ruled there was only enough evidence to convict him of the rape of two minors and sentenced him to nine years in jail.


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[Assistant] He remains the only civilian peacekeeper to have been jailed for sexual abuse while working abroad for the UN.


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[Assistant] Most civilian peacekeepers don't even end up in court, and to this day, member states have resisted the proposals aimed at changing that.


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[Assistant] After the scandal in Congo, and despite the UN's attempts to deal with the issue, allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse continued in peacekeeping missions around the world. South Sudan, Ivory Coast, Haiti, and the Central African Republic. The next stop on my journey.


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[Assistant] France sent peacekeepers under a UN Security Council mandate. Their mission was named Operation Songris.


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[Assistant] Half a million people had been made homeless. Many sought refuge in a camp at the airport, run by the French.


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[Assistant] I met a girl who'd fled to that refugee camp. Her name is Daniela. We're protecting her identity.


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[Assistant] Daniela says two French soldiers raped her inside the airport camp.


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[Assistant] Her father told us she was bleeding heavily and he took her to a charity run medical center where she was given antibiotics. But they didn't know what more they could do.


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[Assistant] Daniela's family didn't report her rape, so it remained unrecorded by the UN.


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[Assistant] He was at the same camp and says he was abused by French peacekeepers too.


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[Assistant] When the news reached the local UN mission, it sent one of its human rights investigators to interview six children, four of whom were alleged victims. The other two were witnesses.


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[Assistant] She set up Code Blue to campaign against UN sex abuse.


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[Assistant] The UN Secretary General set up an independent inquiry to examine what had gone wrong.


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[Assistant] A decade on from Zaid Rad Al-Hussein's report, the new inquiry was even more damning.


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[Assistant] The inquiry said this amounted to an abuse of authority on the part of three top UN officials.


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[Assistant] And the UN fired the head of mission in the Central African Republic.


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[Assistant] Isabel Coleman was a US ambassador to the UN at the time.


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[Assistant] By now the French prosecutors were investigating the allegations.


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[Assistant] In May 2015, they launched a full-scale criminal inquiry into the rape of minors.


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[Assistant] Nicknamed the Red Devils, the regiment is based in Colmar in the east of France. A 30-foot statue honors them in their hometown.


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[Assistant] But after more than three years examining the claims, the prosecutors finally threw out the case against the four soldiers.


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[Assistant] They said the testimony of the children was inconsistent.


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[Assistant] And questioned whether they might have been manipulated by adults seeking financial compensation from the French.


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[Assistant] I'm quoting contradictions


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[Assistant] Marie Grimaud is appealing the decision to abandon the case against the soldiers.


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[Assistant] The boy that we spoke to hadn't spoken to French investigators. So actually his name shouldn't be


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[Assistant] And of the soldiers. So she said that one of them was white, had a snake tattoo,


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[Assistant] Have you got a description of a man like this?


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[Assistant] The French military declined to speak to us about the allegations, or put us in touch with any of the accused soldiers from the 152nd Regiment.


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[Assistant] We tried to interview the prosecutors, but they also declined.


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[Assistant] Saying the appeal against their ruling is still being considered.


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[Assistant] Around 250 miles north of the capital.


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[Assistant] The UN needed to get more peacekeepers on the ground, fast.


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[Assistant] But the Congolese army had recently been accused by the UN of rape and sexual violence against its own population.


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[Assistant] What did you think of Congolese troops serving as peacekeepers knowing that Congolese troops came from the army that has a terrible record for human rights abuses?


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[Assistant] Anthony Banbury was in charge of field support to peacekeepers. He says he expressed concerns about the Congolese soldiers at the time, but had no direct say in the decision to deploy them.


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[Assistant] Manda, the name she asked us to use, was an 11-year-old schoolgirl at the time.


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[Assistant] A week later on the 5th of February 2016, he resigned, saying that the UN was failing its mission.


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[Assistant] The UN responded to the abuse scandals in the Central African Republic by publicising the names of countries whose troops were accused of abuses.


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[Assistant] And passed a resolution giving the Secretary General the right to send peacekeepers home.


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[Assistant] Two months later, in the country's capital Kinshasa, 14 soldiers were put on trial for rape.


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[Assistant] The hearing took place in a courtroom set up in the prison grounds and filmed by news crews at the time.


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[Assistant] And there have only been two brief hearings in over two years.


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[Assistant] Government officials told us they couldn't afford to fly in witnesses to give evidence.


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[Assistant] The alleged rapists remain locked up awaiting trial. Meanwhile, victims are left waiting too.


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[Assistant] In January 2017, a new Secretary General took office, Antonio Guterres.


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[Assistant] He announced that fighting sexual abuse was a top priority.


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[Assistant] Guterres introduced a new role of Victims' Rights Advocate.


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[Assistant] When we were in the Central African Republic soon afterwards, the UN invited us to see their latest attempts to deal with the problem. Not just sexual abuse, but what they call exploitation.


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[Assistant] To prevent peacekeepers from even paying women for sex, the Secretary General has forbidden UN personnel here from socialising with locals when off duty.


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[Assistant] So the thinking is that if they're bored, they may be tempted by women, they may be tempted by sex. Is that the thinking?


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[Assistant] In the same month as the Secretary General's visit to the Central African Republic,


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[Assistant] A young woman was found half naked and barely conscious right here at the foot of these stairs.


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[Assistant] There's being offered a cup of tea by UN peacekeepers at this checkpoint here, just behind me.


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[Assistant] The alleged rapists were Mauritanian peacekeepers.


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[Assistant] After the rape was reported by the hospital, Morissette was interviewed by a local representative from the UN.


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[Assistant] Her family then wanted to know what had happened to the Mauritanian soldiers.


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[Assistant] The Mauritanian mission at the UN didn't respond to our repeated requests for comment. We also wanted to know if Morissette had heard anything from the UN following her initial interview.


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[Assistant] In Bambari, we spoke to a 17 year old girl.


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[Assistant] We came to New York to try to interview the secretary general about what we found during our investigation. He declined.


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[Assistant] Instead, we were offered an interview with the woman he'd appointed as his special coordinator on sexual exploitation and abuse.


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[Assistant] In Bambari, a town in the Central African Republic, a young woman said that she'd been gang raped by Mauritanian peacekeepers. This is locked on your own system.


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[Assistant] When we spoke to her, she said that she hadn't had any contact from the UN in two months. She was never told about her case.


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[Assistant] You yourself have said that the problem of sexual exploitation and abuse is either an ongoing or potential problem in every single one of our missions.


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[Assistant] Why should we believe that this is something that can be fought when for decades it's an ongoing problem and peacekeepers are still raping?


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[Assistant] And they also invited us to attend an event they were hosting in Bujavu, one of Goma's poorest neighborhoods.


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[Assistant] She and her team encourage victims to report sexual exploitation and abuse and promise them support.


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[Assistant] I wanted to know whether Adama's efforts to get victims to report abuse were working.


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[Assistant] Francine got a job as a housekeeper for a civilian peacekeeper in Goma to support her family.


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[Assistant] She says it soon became clear that she was expected to have sex with her boss.


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[Assistant] Alice Casemwana works for a local NGO that provides social and psychological support for victims of sexual abuse like Francine.


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[Assistant] Soon after Francine became pregnant, the man she says is the father of her child, disappeared.


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[Assistant] Since 2010, the UN has recorded 194 paternity claims, and these are just the cases it knows about.


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[Assistant] In 2016, the UN set up a trust fund to provide support for, among other things, young mothers and their peacekeeper babies. But Francine didn't benefit. This is because the UN didn't know of her existence.


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[Assistant] Or many others like her who don't report their cases.


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[Assistant] This box that I'm standing in front of is the complaints box where young women are supposed to drop off allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation. But of course, look at it. I mean, it's a load of acronyms. What does that mean? And it's not in the local language. It's in English and


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[Assistant] When we spoke directly to women and girls, they wanted to tell somebody. They didn't know how to. Does this surprise you?


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[Assistant] The UN has also pledged to find and support victims from the past. Women such as Valerie.


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[Assistant] He was just 14 when she says Didier Bourguet began paying her for sex.


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[Assistant] Back in 2005, the UN's head of mission in Congo had made a direct promise to Borge's victims.


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[Assistant] And nobody from the UN has ever talked to you about this or interviewed you about this.


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[Assistant] I'd put this to the UN official now in charge of tracking victims.


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[Assistant] Adama, we found a woman who had been abused as a child by Didier Bourguet.


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[Assistant] Yeah. She said nobody ever spoke to her from the UN. She didn't even know that he was imprisoned.


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[Assistant] So these children that were abused, raped by Didier, was there ever any follow-up?


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[Assistant] We heard of several of his victims who are around living in Goma who have never heard from the UN.


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[Assistant] And why hasn't the UN tracked any of his victims down?


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[Assistant] But it took our Congolese producer a day to track quite a few of them down.


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[Assistant] It's now more than 10 years since Zaid Raad al-Hussein wrote his report about tackling UN sexual abuse.


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[Assistant] No, the man who saw this on the ground ten years ago wrote the seminal report.


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[Assistant] We spent time thinking about this and time thinking about solutions. If you can't, tell me why. Who can?


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[Assistant] We approach the UN representatives of numerous member states whose personnel have been accused of abuse and exploitation.


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[Assistant] On the issue of accountability, ultimately where does the buck stop? Is it the secretary-general? Is it the member states?


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[Assistant] For all the talk of reform, the numbers remain stark.


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[Assistant] There have been more than 1,700 allegations since the UN began making them public 15 years ago.


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[Assistant] But it's only recorded 53 uniformed peacekeepers being sent to jail for sexual offenses. And only one international civilian, Didier Bourguet.


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[Assistant] Borghe, I discovered, has now completed his prison sentence and is a free man.


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[Assistant] In June 2018, I tracked him down to the south of France.


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[Assistant] He told me he's homeless and keeps his possessions in the woods.


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[Assistant] How easy was it for a UN employee to find children and young girls to have sex with?


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[Assistant] We asked the French prosecutors about Borge's admission that he'd had sex with multiple children, and our discovery of a new alleged victim.


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[Assistant] They told us they had passed this information on to the police to investigate.


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[Assistant] For Borge's alleged victims like Valerie, the scars remain deep.


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[Assistant] The women and children in this film requested we pass on their details to the United Nations. Daniela was later contacted by the UN and has received counselling.


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[Assistant] Valerie's been in touch with the UN team in Congo, as has Francine. They're both still waiting to hear back.


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[Assistant] Morissette has had no further contact from the UN, four months after we brought her case to their attention.


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[Assistant] So far this year, the United Nations has recorded 32 new allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse against peacekeepers.


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[Assistant] That will not pose a problem. Such crude weapons are plentiful, it seems.


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[Assistant] I do not relish this, Optimus. I forsook guns to walk a more honorable path. I know you favor the sword now.


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[Assistant] Despite my attempts to move on, my past hallways lurks just behind me. Rift, what is your status? I have retrieved the weapons. You should be within the sensor range. I am marking your route to the rendezvous now. I see it. Optimus, the enemy forces are numerous. And heavily armed. This does not bode well. Yet we must thwart their designs.


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[Assistant] We must not let it fall into his hands. What is this dark spark? A weapon? Something far worse.


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[Assistant] And over the dark spark lockdown.


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[Assistant] And what price will you pay for it, Optimus? This is not a device to haggle over. It is unbelievably dangerous. You are meddling with powers you cannot comprehend. Do the right thing, lockdown, and simply hand it over.


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[Assistant] I thought this day would never come. What's going on, Optimus? We have just witnessed a dark legend come to life.


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[Assistant] The Matrix of Leadership, formed from Primus himself, grants the bearer the wisdom of the Primes.


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[Assistant] Legends speak of the dark spark, the antithesis to the matrix of leadership.


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[Assistant] This is our finest hour! Cybertron is nearly ours, and victory is finally within the Decepticons grasp!


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[Assistant] See, Ironhide? I told you this would work. They had no idea we were tailing them. I don't like it. Nothing's ever this easy, sideswipe. Here we are. The vault is open. What the? Autobots! They have the dark spark. Quickly, stop them.


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[Assistant] That was close. Told you it was too easy. Besides, I prefer a straight one. Alright, alright, I get it. Let's get moving before those cons catch up.


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[Assistant] Uh-huh. Megatron sent us to cover your approach to Kaon.


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[Assistant] Swindle, you will escort Shockwave. The remaining combaticons will sweep the flanks. Why me? Because I ordered you to. Now move!


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[Assistant] Cocalar. Megatron's fortress. He always was modest. This road will take us to a side entrance.


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[Assistant] Yes, Chaz? Cybertron is dead, really?


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[Assistant] If Megatron gains control of the Dark Spark now...


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[Assistant] So he does, but it does not alter our course. We must still rescue Cliffjumper and retrieve the Darkspark before any more harm can be wrought.


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[Assistant] We need a strategy. The prison is heavily defended.


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[Assistant] But you ain't gonna like it. Perceptor, are you listening?


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[Assistant] That trickery with Trypticon was quite devious for an Autobot. Much less a crime. Megatron! Come down here and end this farce. In due time!


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[Assistant] Order the remaining Autobot forces to regroup at Biocon. Our struggle, and all our hopes, now hinge on the Ark.


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[Assistant] We must give the humans more time to evacuate. Revlox, clear a path.


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[Assistant] Drift what transpires above? Grimlock is hunting the fleeing mercenaries. We are glad to have you with us again. Thank you, Optimus.


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[Assistant] Is that a space bridge? You think so small. It's a time bridge.


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[Assistant] I used to be very well paid. I want to be well paid again. You want to go back? Back to the heart of the war? Never!


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[Assistant] That the past is the genesis of all things and must be afforded proper deference.


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[Assistant] We realize that something got to be done.


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[Assistant] And fast enough to stop this.


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[Assistant] Because it's just, it was just so shameful for all of us. Sexual Exploitation Abuse was about to kill peace operations. And particularly our mission.


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[Assistant] But this is, I mean, I said to the soldiers, even though it's humanly difficult, there is no other way out. I'm just being honest.


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[Assistant] Yeah, high school football starts this weekend. 20 seconds before the show.


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[Assistant] Now, I think the key question is, are there reasonable tickets for normal people to buy? There are, but Bull, the point is, with that being the average price,


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[Assistant] That doesn't mean they should not make tickets that are reasonable for people who can't afford it. At least the portion of their tickets.


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[Assistant] You know. Why do I only get blue? Uhm. Well you want red? I'm sure the lab won. I mean, like to me, a red cap would be good, like if it's a really bad lie. This guy, you funny. He's real bullshit.


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[Assistant] Mike, Mike, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter that he threw picks. Again, Jay, I'll give you the baseball example again because you know baseball great as you are a player, as you still are a player. When you're in preseason, when you're in practice, when you're in spring training, I don't know what you're working on. You know.


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[Assistant] The stats don't matter. The Sean Watson should have just laughed at that, ignored it. I don't, it makes me a little antsy that he's worried about things like that.


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[Assistant] Like you respond, see, I get a lot of, I get negative tweets all the time. Sure. I...


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[Assistant] It doesn't bother me. If it's a, you had a bad take, I don't care about any of that stuff. It's usually if it's something personal and even then I, you, most of the time let it go.


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[Assistant] But, uh, like yesterday, a bunch of people have said over the last year have made a comment about me getting fired by the fan, which I was not fired, I left the station.


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[Assistant] And I always ignored it when I saw it because I was like, who cares? But yesterday, in the beginning of our show, I made some comments about the station. Some comments about G and Jonathan Peterlin.


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[Assistant] Because I've been banned by the station for being a guest. I thought it was petty and I think it was ridiculous. And so one person said to me, well, you got fired. You know, they don't want you on there. And for some reason, because of yesterday, it pissed me off because I'm like, I'm sick of people that like 10 people said I got fired. I didn't get fired.


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[Assistant] It's not like the Browns beat is very tough on the players.


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[Assistant] But this is, the reaction- And he said particularly in the red zone. The reaction to Zack, uh, by fans is, is indicative of a bigger problem in our society in America in general. We, in all walks of life, most of us pick our camps.


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[Assistant] There's many people in our side that are no longer interested in facts. They think whatever they say is a fact. So do you think that no one changed their mind on Baker Mayfield? I do think there's some people, just like in politics, just like in religion, there are some people that are willing to listen. Unfortunately, in all these walks of life, the


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[Assistant] Generally the loudest people, and I say that because I'm one of the loudest people, but I don't feel like I am this way, but most of the loudest people are on the extremes and they've picked their camp.


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[Assistant] Most of the starters in most teams are not playing more than two games. However, interesting point. I'll give you another team that you'll be interested in this point because it backs up what you're saying. Mike Hilton, veteran cornerback, plays for the Steelers now on the Bengals.


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[Assistant] I think too many coaches are living in their fears on these things. I, you know, like the only downside to playing is the potential that a guy gets hurt and like an injury in the end, does it matter if the Sean Washington gets hurt in the preseason game or the first regular game? What's the difference? No, he just said Tuesday night that he's cheating.


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[Assistant] Yes! I had always been leading to, not always, but in the last, in the last bunch of years I've been trending of don't play, don't play, don't play. And then I'm like, this year I changed my mind, I'm like, this is ridiculous.


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[Assistant] I know, but that was a third of what the shot was. But gee, it's different levels. You always talk about different levels, it's different levels. Do you have the same expectations for Kirk Cousins?


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[Assistant] Okay, this is, I said yesterday, I guarantee you, if you ask, if you ask the fans, who has a better chance of, I don't remember the exact question.


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[Assistant] This is very good. This is not his first career start preseason, but go ahead.


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[Assistant] I'm not excited. I don't care what he does. I don't even remember what I gave you. I think I gave him decent stats. You haven't had a really good game. Yeah, because he's playing against backups and he's playing nicely. None of this matters to me. Wait, are those my numbers? I really don't care. It's completely irrelevant. Anybody reading, uh, reading into his play,


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[Assistant] Mikey, do we have time to do my top five list or do we have to pretend we're excited to see some players tonight?


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[Assistant] When people watch spring training baseball, for the most part, or preseason basketball or whatever, like we're rational about what it means. Sure. But people are so- And we just wanna, but we wanna see the game


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[Assistant] Right, but we're so irrational about preseason football.


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[Assistant] That it's, I find it so irritating. Well what is, what are we? We're all what?


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[Assistant] I blame 100% on Kate York. He makes his kicks or he gets the F out of here. Alright, Mike.


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[Assistant] That's a lot of championships. Let me ask you an important question here. Yes. Did you guys finally get something right on the 32 at 32?


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[Assistant] He needs to just be completely focused on football.


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[Assistant] Now, I get it. He's a young man. He's 23, 24 years old. Got money in his pocket. I get he wants to be out. Lot of players go out. Sure.


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[Assistant] A lot of players don't. He's a lot, he's out a little too much.


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[Assistant] But in the, in season, there's a time to party, there's a time to not.


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[Assistant] And like being out til three in the morning all the time is just not ideal. Jay? Can't argue that. Uh, nothing good happens


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[Assistant] I will say, you might be onto something though real quick though, Mike. Cammon Canada might be Deshaun Watson's burner account. Might be.


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[Assistant] He was a disaster. Because of the quarterbacks, they were lucky enough to code. Exactly. Yeaah. Disaster in Denver. He was embarrassingly bad. He gets this Raiders job.


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[Assistant] They get, they, the Raiders had been decent the year before. They had gone to the playoffs. They went completely backwards. They did. He kicked out, I'm not a big Derek Carr fan, but he's better than Jimmy Garoppolo. They kicked out their long time quarterback. They blamed him. They can't ever be any good on defense. I want him to fail. I can't stand him.


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[Assistant] And so he's, I consider, even though I don't mind Daniel Jones, I always put him on the list because I want the Giants to be mad too.


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[Assistant] And the most vanilla personality in the history of ESPN, Mike Greenberg.


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[Assistant] Au fait, ce n'est ni transaction, ni consentement. C'est juste l'abus.


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[Assistant] La vie est tellement difficile que les filles sont prêtes à tout pour juste gagner la vie.


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[Assistant] Good morning. My name is Nancy Wirtz. Me and my daughter, Samantha, are still three years later without a home facing foreclosure and we still need help. Thank you.


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[Assistant] I'll have to find out. I'll have to find out.


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[Assistant] Hey! It's the number one Miles Straw fan here, baby! Look at this! Look at this, can you see it?


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[Assistant] I got the mild straw. We, I don't even know how this came up.


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[Assistant] It was like a long process before, you feel me? Like, it's not no overnight thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, thank you. I feel like, yeah. It was like building up. Like, the fans wanted it. They wanted it more and more.


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[Assistant] I only went to like, I only lived in Queens for seventh grade.


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[Assistant] I was just in the house a lot, playing video games, chilling outside.


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[Assistant] I had neighbors and shit, we was outside chilling.


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[Assistant] That was when I was younger. And then when I moved to Long Island, I stayed in the house a lot.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I always listen to it, but never, I never really like made it.


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[Assistant] Until, you feel me, I started like joking around with it.


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[Assistant] Alright, so like the first, first music that I was listening to was Michael Jackson. Nice. And then it was Coldplay.


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[Assistant] And then it was like Eminem, Lil Wayne.


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[Assistant] And then the Chicago era came, no, then Waka Flocka. Yes. And then...


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[Assistant] Me and my brother, we saw that it didn't even have a hundred thousand views yet. We was like, yo, what is this? This shit is crazy.


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[Assistant] You were feeling it. I knew what I was listening to. That show was fire.


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[Assistant] Chief Keef is like, it made rapping look cool to me. Like, like.


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[Assistant] It was, it was so different. It was like the first of that type of shit. Like, I don't give a fuck. We just doing this shit on the internet.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I used to play a lot of Call of Duty though, I was, it was, yeah.


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[Assistant] But it was intended to be like going some shit. I was in like 6th grade, probably.


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[Assistant] The internet, it makes you be able to create a second persona.


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[Assistant] I make my music based on what I like listening to. Feel me? So I try to make my music like the music I listen to.


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[Assistant] So I can vibe to my own type of shit. Like, if niggas not dropping shit, I could just make my own shit. And it's fire. Same way.


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[Assistant] It was on some Xbox shit. We was on, like, roasting each other.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and he, this is the thing. I lived in New York at the time.


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[Assistant] I still live in New York, I don't know what I'm saying. I'm in New York, he's from LA, and we never met each other until the first time I came to LA, which is like, this year.


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[Assistant] So like I said, his head looks like the number 8, because it's like big at the bottom.


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[Assistant] Once you, once you post some shit on the internet, it don't matter, you can uh,


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[Assistant] Over the years I realized people change. You feel me? They start.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's hard for me to be friends with a normal 16 year old because like,


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[Assistant] The normal 16 year old isn't focused on the same things I'm focused on. We can't relate. Right. I only fuck with people that I can relate to. Because if I can't relate to you, why am I talking to you in the first place?


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[Assistant] Fuck like, people don't go to school to talk to niggas anyway, you feel me? I don't even want to be here.


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[Assistant] In school, they knew I was dropping music. It wasn't like a crazy big thing, cause they seen everything like go up.


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[Assistant] Didn't believe in it in the first place. So when they seen it go up, it's not like they going, you know what I mean, obviously.


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[Assistant] I mean, but, I really, I don't care for that stuff, you feel me?


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[Assistant] I still don't think I'm some like, super dude, I'm just going to the studio, recording, and the fans fuck with it.


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[Assistant] It makes me happy when people like my stuff. You feel me? Because I like, you know, making people happy.


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[Assistant] But it's not about no views though, like, this is not about no views. This is about...


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[Assistant] Inspiring kids just like me that was in the back of the classroom chasing their dreams and niggas was hating on them and then did it on their own without no help. You feel me?


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[Assistant] If I could inspire people at the same level I did with the track Ransom, then I'm happy.


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[Assistant] This is also a fact, you feel me? But you gotta understand that people come from... You can't control where you come from, you feel me?


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[Assistant] Everyone on earth, they spawn in a random point. They don't. You feel me? You just spawning.


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[Assistant] Low class, the way you gotta get it is the way you gotta get it.


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[Assistant] We gon' meet each other at the top regardless. And those people are gonna be the ones that inspire the other ones to come to the top with him.


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[Assistant] They Jamaican. Parents are nice. They're cool.


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[Assistant] As soon as my dad heard my first song, he knew. This is on. But they didn't even know at first. Mice. Alright, so this is how it happened.


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[Assistant] I really don't even remember how it happened, but the gist of it is that my sister knew


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[Assistant] So then she brought it up around them and was like, what are you talking about? And then she showed them, boom, they know.


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[Assistant] I started talking to labels after I dropped this song, my time. Like, I don't remember, like a year ago.


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[Assistant] Form, thing that a human could do is inspire. When you can make another person do, wanna do something, you can't get bigger than that.


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[Assistant] Literally. The internet. The internet is like a whole nother.


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[Assistant] Dimension, literally. Once you turn on your phone, you're in a whole nother-


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[Assistant] In sixth grade on Call of Duty, and after that, once I started everything, I stopped playing like that.


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[Assistant] It would get boring too quick. After I would just join, niggas would be running me over and I'd just die. What am I doing?


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[Assistant] Shit, more snippets on the way. More songs on the way. More videos on the way.


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[Assistant] You gonna see it? Even if you don't, even if you don't pay attention, you gonna see it.


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[Assistant] Now I'm talking to all the other people. You gonna see me regardless.


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[Assistant] Some girl called me Tekka and then I started rapping and said, Lil Tekka.


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[Assistant] Hello ladies, it's finally time for the video you've all been waiting for.


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[Assistant] Something on the planet is studying you.


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[Assistant] And does it help you help your grief?


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[Assistant] Yes, it's very similar to an AI matrix. But we expected that.


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[Assistant] I suspect we have misunderstood the artifact's true purpose. And that is? I'm working on it.


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[Assistant] Enough has been kept from me. I've decided to start questioning all my prior assumptions.


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[Assistant] The protective shield is emanating from the structure itself.


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[Assistant] I'm afraid it's all still quite classified.


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[Assistant] There were many reasons behind the choices we had to make. Psychological and physiological.


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[Assistant] That was before I knew my compatriots were a hit squad, not a rescue team. Not that I fared much better in your care.


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[Assistant] Your boy. Slim? Oh, Slim Mike Thomas is about to have


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[Assistant] Each year at least 2 million people are infected with drug-resistant superbugs.


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[Assistant] This is the story of three seemingly disconnected events beginning at the same time. What they each have in common is a type of infection that is becoming impossible to treat. A type of infection that has triggered deadly outbreaks, even at one of our most prestigious hospitals. It is a crisis that is spreading alarmingly fast.


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[Assistant] Our first story starts in Tucson, Arizona, in May 2011.


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[Assistant] A kind of dangerous bacteria that is increasingly resistant to the strongest antibiotics.


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[Assistant] That's what brought us to Tucson, Arizona in 2013 to find out what happened to Addie Rerasich after she complained to her mother about a pain in her hip.


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[Assistant] The next day, Tanya Rerasich, a nurse for 16 years, took Addie to a local hospital where they said she had symptoms of a virus.


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[Assistant] But over the next few days, the pain spread and the fever got worse.


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[Assistant] The spread of MRSA, a staph bacteria that causes infections resistant to many antibiotics, has long been a big problem inside hospitals.


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[Assistant] But over the last two decades, it's also been found outside in the community.


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[Assistant] The staph infection had so damaged her lungs, the doctors had no choice.


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[Assistant] To save her life, they put her on a lung bypass machine called ECMO.


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[Assistant] Stenotrophomonas is an entirely different kind of bacteria from staph.


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[Assistant] Found in hospitals, it can live inside breathing tubes, and it's extremely difficult to treat.


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[Assistant] Addie was confronting the frightening new face of antibiotic resistance. A group of bacteria called Gram-negatives.


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[Assistant] Addie and her mother had entered the post-antibiotic era.


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[Assistant] There was only one hope left of saving Addie's life. To surgically remove the infection.


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[Assistant] Whether to risk such a valuable resource as a young set of lungs, when Addie's chances of survival were so low.


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[Assistant] But Addie would still have to wait in the intensive care unit, hoping to get a new set of lungs.


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[Assistant] As Adi was fighting for her life, a 19 year old American named David Ricci was about to face another threat. On the streets of India.


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[Assistant] Here, grand negatives were spreading in frightening ways and coming from unexpected places.


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[Assistant] One morning, the group headed off to work at one of those orphanages, a Mother Teresa home.


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[Assistant] Lucky to be alive, he was rushed to a local hospital. A doctor came in.


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[Assistant] Within 24 hours, Ricci was moved to another hospital, and his condition deteriorated quickly.


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[Assistant] And by the time his family reached India, there were new complications.


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[Assistant] What Ricci and his family didn't know was that they were on the front lines of a superbug crisis that was just beginning to unfold.


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[Assistant] It's actually a resistance gene that can turn bacteria into superbugs.


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[Assistant] NDM-1 is resistant to almost all antibiotics. Even more frightening, it is promiscuous.


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[Assistant] The resistance gene can jump from bacteria to bacteria, making treatable infections suddenly untreatable.


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[Assistant] But there was more. NDM1 wasn't just in hospitals.


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[Assistant] To everyone's surprise, it was found out in the environment too.


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[Assistant] With the spread of NDM1, a much wider population is put at risk.


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[Assistant] David Ricci was flown home to Seattle and taken to the trauma unit at Harborview Medical Center.


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[Assistant] Ricci had brought NDM-1 into the United States.


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[Assistant] It was one of the first cases to ever be identified here. And Lynch had little to go on.


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[Assistant] Ritchie was in the throes of the NDM-1 nightmare.


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[Assistant] The gene was spreading resistance to other infections in his leg.


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[Assistant] Lynch tried several powerful antibiotics, but they didn't work.


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[Assistant] He had only one option left, a 1940s antibiotic called colistin.


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[Assistant] They would have to cut out more of the infection by cutting off more of Ricci's leg.


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[Assistant] But it would be months before they knew whether all of the NDM-1 was gone.


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[Assistant] Hospitals in the New York City area became the epicenter of another highly resistant and deadly type of gram-negative bacteria. This superbug didn't come from overseas. This one was homegrown.


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[Assistant] And like NDM-1, it's a gene that can spread its resistance to other bacteria. It's called KPC.


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[Assistant] No one knows exactly how many patients in the New York City area have been infected with KPC, or how many have died from it.


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[Assistant] Nationally, most hospitals aren't required to report outbreaks to the government, and most won't talk publicly about them.


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[Assistant] One of the nation's most prestigious hospitals, the Clinical Center at the National Institutes of Health, the NIH, agreed to recount how it dealt with a major KPC outbreak.


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[Assistant] When a woman carrying KPC was transferred from a New York City hospital here to the NIH in Bethesda, Maryland.


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[Assistant] The NIH had never treated a case of KPC before. And as the patient was brought into the ICU,


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[Assistant] The staff was determined to keep the KPC from spreading to other patients.


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[Assistant] The room was at the end of the hall, separate from other patients.


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[Assistant] But this was the intensive care unit where patients are very sick and highly vulnerable, and that presented heightened risks.


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[Assistant] The New York patient ultimately recovered and was discharged after four weeks in the hospital. We really felt like we had dodged a bullet. But then, a big surprise.


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[Assistant] As they began to investigate, searching for KPC on equipment and testing the patients yet again, they realized the problem was much bigger.


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[Assistant] Desperate to contain the outbreak, the hospital took unprecedented steps


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[Assistant] They created a separate ICU for KPC patients, brought in robots to disinfect empty rooms.


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[Assistant] Genetic researchers in building 49 next door were scrambling to figure out how the KPC was spreading.


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[Assistant] Julie Segre and her colleague Evan Snitkin started to compare the DNA samples of the KPC taken from the patients.


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[Assistant] By matching the DNA, they discovered something none of them knew.


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[Assistant] The high-tech genomics revealed a disturbing truth.


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[Assistant] And to stop it, they needed to figure out exactly how the KPC was moving through the hospital. Was it on the hands of workers or visitors or on hospital equipment?


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[Assistant] And then as they urgently searched for silent carriers throughout the rest of the hospital, their worst nightmare came true. The outbreak had spread beyond the ICU.


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[Assistant] The staff was in a panic as they looked on helplessly, patients began to die.


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[Assistant] Instead, they expanded testing hospital-wide and isolated all those found with KPC.


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[Assistant] Finally, six months after patient one first arrived, the outbreak subsided. Almost as suddenly as it had begun.


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[Assistant] By then, 18 patients had been infected with KPC. And the ultimate tragedy, 6 people had died from it.


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[Assistant] Many inside NIH continued to be concerned.


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[Assistant] The increasing prevalence of threats, like KPC, became the focus of a five year study at the world's largest medical center in Houston. Using cutting edge genomics.


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[Assistant] Researchers analyzed infections from nearly 1800 patients, and in May 2017, announced a startling discovery.


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[Assistant] The rare superbug was found in a third of the samples taken from patients.


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[Assistant] And there was a more troubling mystery. Where did it come from?


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[Assistant] The prospect of life without antibiotics is barely imaginable for a world that has had a cheap and plentiful supply of them since the end of World War II. They are a staple of modern medicine. It's hard to recall a time without them.


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[Assistant] When an infected cot could kill a healthy young person in a matter of days.


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[Assistant] But it's now clear that we are heading back in that direction. That the miracle of these drugs is slipping away.


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[Assistant] But people forgot about the danger of resistance because the drugs were so effective.


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[Assistant] Public health officials estimate that one third of all antibiotic use in the U.S. is either unnecessary


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[Assistant] But the growing scarcity of effective antibiotics isn't just a problem of overuse.


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[Assistant] It's also been driven by what's happening inside the drug industry itself.


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[Assistant] That's because most major drug companies were pulling out of the antibiotic research field just as the gram-negative threat was worsening. One of the last companies to stay was Pfizer, which had made its name on antibiotics. By the mid-2000s,


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[Assistant] It had set its sights squarely on the Gram-negative problem.


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[Assistant] Despite the risk, Pfizer built a world-class research team in Groton, Connecticut, and brought in a veteran in Gram-negative research, John Quinn.


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[Assistant] Quinn and his team believed they were on to something big. Several different compounds to treat Gram negatives.


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[Assistant] The potential breakthroughs got the attention of the company's science advisors, including Brad Spellberg.


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[Assistant] But bringing these drugs to market faced the economic paradox of antibiotics.


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[Assistant] Its stock had plummeted on Wall Street, and its blockbuster cholesterol drug, Lipitor, was about to lose its patent.


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[Assistant] The company ended 70 years of leadership in antibiotic development.


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[Assistant] Leaving its search for a gram-negative cure unfinished.


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[Assistant] In 2013, we asked Pfizer to explain the decision.


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[Assistant] In 2016, Pfizer decided to re-enter the antibiotic market and bought several drugs under development.


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[Assistant] Like other large pharmaceuticals though, it is still not investing in research.


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[Assistant] In Washington, the federal government has been ramping up its involvement in the Superbug fight.


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[Assistant] Two years ago, the Obama administration unveiled a national plan coordinated by the Department of Health and Human Services.


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[Assistant] The point person for the effort now is Christopher Jones.


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[Assistant] The Trump administration has proposed funding cuts of up to 20% to programs and agencies that combat antibiotic resistance.


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[Assistant] Last year, the warnings became even more dire.


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[Assistant] As we reported in 2013, NIH never did fully rid itself of the deadly superbug KPC.


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[Assistant] A year after the outbreak, a young man came to the hospital because of complications from a bone marrow transplant. While he was there, he contracted KPC and died. The seventh victim of the outbreak.


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[Assistant] KPC has been found in hospitals in all but two states.


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[Assistant] As for David Ricci, it took three surgeries.


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[Assistant] And another round of highly toxic antibiotics, before doctors believed they had removed all the NDM-1 from his leg.


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[Assistant] NDM-1 has now spread to at least 70 countries.


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[Assistant] And here in the U.S., more than 200 cases have been reported.


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[Assistant] She received the double lung transplant she'd been waiting for.


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[Assistant] You got to make your opponent scared before they even step into the ring with you. So it got me thinking, could wrestlers make any trash talk seem intimidating? To find out, we asked kids to send us their best taunts and see if WWE superstars could still make them terrifying. It's time for Kid Trash Talk. Here we go.


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[Assistant] Now remember, these are all written by real kids. Uh, here to do our first taunt is the winner of last year's WWE Greatest Royal Rumble. Give it up for Braun Strowman!


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[Assistant] We have a two-time WWE World Champion. Give it up for Seth Rollins!


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[Assistant] The tube, uhm, you're talking about the tube where you break the glass?


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[Assistant] So at that point we thought that there had not been spread of the bacteria.


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[Assistant] KPC bacteria turned up in a respiratory culture.


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[Assistant] I was extremely concerned because the infections with these bacteria had a high mortality rate.


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[Assistant] We started finding other patients in the intensive care unit to whom the bacteria had spread.


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[Assistant] Oh no, absolutely not. I think that, that we have to be extremely vigilant.


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[Assistant] In the coming years, uhm, because of the increasing rise, the increasing prevalence of KPCs in the United States.


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[Assistant] Cuz I once watched a vet sew a turtle together in ten minutes flat.


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[Assistant] Oh really? Where am I supposed to be? I'm here to take care of my friend. Can I get some quiet in here?


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[Assistant] Yeah, you were really fucked up, man. You look like when you take an action figure and bend its limbs the wrong way. Colin...


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[Assistant] I'm just saying I was worried about him is all. The guy hasn't had a night's rest in days.


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[Assistant] What whole thing? What's even happening out there? I mean, do you guys have like a plan or something? And who should I be asking? Should I be worried about the crooked man taking over? Or is Crane still the thing?


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[Assistant] Well, if those are my two options, I don't think I'd pick desperate.


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[Assistant] What do you mean? You traded Crane to save Bigby.


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[Assistant] I'm just saying, that's not exactly something you do when you're playing with house money.


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[Assistant] Thanks? You're not pissed that Crane's flown the coop? Or that the crooked man thinks he's got snow under his thumb?


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[Assistant] I don't know, but it suspiciously sounds like your way. Bigby's the one on the front lines. You can't give him a leash, he doesn't work that way.


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[Assistant] So for that, you wanna give him a handicap? Like the bad guys will worry if shit gets sloppy.


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[Assistant] Hell, I'm practically the president of the Bigby Don't Be Such a Dick Club.


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[Assistant] But this is the wrong fucking time to put shackles on him.


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[Assistant] Thanks Colin. He'll get the job done. Just let him do it.


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[Assistant] Oh, give me a fucking break. Are you gonna let her talk to me?


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[Assistant] I'm not. Tell me right now. What's it gonna be, Bigby?


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[Assistant] Bigby's got an admirer. You always do well with the disenfranchised. Something about your prickly demeanor attracts him like a moth to a flame.


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[Assistant] Aye aye, Captain. She's a piece of work. Hey, you're not really gonna send me to the farm, are ya? I mean, she seemed real serious about it, but I can still hang out here.


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[Assistant] Sully? You there? Sullivan?


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[Assistant] I am making you a fair offer. You help me find the treasure, and the last man alive gets the gold! Anne.


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[Assistant] Going somewhere? Hey, Eddie! Did you really think you could escape from what?


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[Assistant] What? You thought you could set me up and keep everything for yourselves, hm?


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, that was the plan. I mean, the, the idea going in was about 15 plays and it was, you know, if they had this great six play drive, that would have been it. If it was two, three and outs, that would have been it. And I think other than not punching in it at the end, which of course is frustrating, uhm,


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[Assistant] And Jacoby Brissette, P.S., like, I know that Kevin Sivanski called him a Hall of Fame teammate, but the way that guys greeted him on the field before the game, the way that he greeted us, I mean, I saw him and I just had the biggest smile. He, uh, yeaah. He's doing well and his new teammates love him also, but he's a guy that'll be missed for sure.


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[Assistant] If we're talking roster, as in whole roster, what 1-53 will be?


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[Assistant] Then I'll take the Browns. I think signing Aaron Rodgers is a massive move in a million ways that has a ton of tentacles to it that are all positive.


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[Assistant] In terms of the teammate that he is, the level of professionalism he brings, the way that he automatically gives that team swagger that they are most definitely in every single game. All of that counts for a significant amount. But look, we just got off of our production meeting with Kevin Stefanski and I was asking him about


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[Assistant] At least use our brains and say, hey, there are a lot more veterans on this Brown's roster, especially on that defensive line, Dalvin Tomlinson, Og, Ogbo.


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[Assistant] I look at the Browns right now, I have some questions at Linebacker, and I'm curious to see who the third running back is, who may not even be on this roster yet, and...


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[Assistant] I don't really, I feel great about the quarterback room. I feel great about the wide receiver room. I feel great about the tight ends. I feel tremendous about the offensive line.


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[Assistant] I keep going. Where are you feeling that there are holes and you're really nervous?


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[Assistant] The ability to manage what's happening in the game, what's happening in front of him and what his decision making has to be. His ease with Kevin Stefanski and Alex Van Pelt when he comes off and when he's talking about what he's seen and what he wants to do. The place, you know, like this is where Kevin Stefanski is one of those guys that


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[Assistant] I don't care how, I don't care what plays I like. I want to run the quarterback. They are so on the same page. But here's what I'll leave you with. You all know I married to a Steelers season ticket holder. You all know I am married to a Steelers diehard. You know that he went to Pittsburgh so he obviously loves Kenny Pickett. I came home on Saturday.


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[Assistant] And I said to my husband, you better watch out.


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[Assistant] Our cousin David grew up in Ohio and he said, you know, I've heard this every single year from Brown's fans. And I was like, I'm not saying this as a fan. I'm saying it as someone who is a trained observer in the National Football League who is standing on the field.