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Oh, Mr. Peter, too. Hi, Luca Dowski. We are changed. How are you today?

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Come on. Now you guys are going to be the silent treatment.

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Help me. Help me. Help me. New each other. I thought we went back.

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Wow. Some build-up burglars actually talk to us. What you're going to be seeing in this video and as you know,

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I've been trying to be as non-combative as possible to try to get as much information about this

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elusive, secretive over the top security theater meeting that happens with 130 of very influential

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people from many industries. Now, of course, some people hid some people ran. Not always to do

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yet complete answers, but from the answers we got, I do believe that there is some worth looking

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into some of the context that was told to us, especially with Dolphinor and him saying that

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build a bird made him more considerate of global warming. There's other, you know, PR talking points that we

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heard from some of these people that are going to be watching soon saying that, oh no, we have a press release.

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We have an attendees list and an agenda we make public. But again, to point out, this has been

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contradicted that it is not always accurate. Many times through our investigative reporting

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other investing, you're reporting, but just simply today, the fact that US Secretary of State

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Mike Pompeo was here in attendance, officially talking about Iran, which wasn't on the agenda list and

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he wasn't on the participant list. We're going to say that there's a lot to get into a lot of nuanced

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points. Again, watch the video, did decide for yourself. Here it is.

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Now in English. Hi, Dolphinor. How are you? Look, good to see you. You seem tired. Take a deep breath.

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Here we go. I know. I heard that they work you. We can walk and talk if you want. The city is beautiful.

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Just do it three feet and then yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course, do you have any official communist

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statement? I know you can't talk about what happened, but can you talk about me?

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But I think also, it's not a big secret. I think the program is public, isn't it?

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You see what is on the agenda? It is, but in the past, it was a big secret before,

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without side reports with investigative reporting and other individuals came out and said that

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there's more injustice than just the agenda. And that's okay.

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No, that's not true. I mean, the just to explain, you know, it is, I think it is, the program is

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public. The participants are public. Just the content of the conversation is, as in so many other

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conferences, not public because people want to talk without being quoted and it's like a press conference.

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But it's really, I can tell you just from the experience, it's an idealistic talk about how

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to improve the world. Undereous front. And I just don't get it by always build up, or there's so

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much in the focus of these conspiracy theories. It's the most harmless event. And I'm just saying

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that because I'm following it, now for so many years, and I just don't get it. I see you every

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year in front of the building. And I also find it totally okay to talk to you because I think that

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you have hopefully good intentions. And I assure you, this people too. I can't speak for

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everybody but quite a bit. I know, making the world the better place is very important, but making

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the world the better place for whom is the kind of bigger question. And it has been contradicted

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from my own investigation that there's more discussion. That's okay. There's secrecy and people

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deserve secrecy if they want secrecy. That's okay. That's totally fine. I know you're, I know

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it's a lot of work. I know it's tiresome. I know it's a lot of stuff. And I appreciate the

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conversation. Maybe you could tell us because you can't tell us what happens inside. I don't understand.

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Maybe you could tell us how it has impacted you before. How, how has this meeting changed you as

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an individual? I continue that over the last years. I'm more and more particularly if it is about climate

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change. If it is about sustainability and its impact that it has on business. And why businesses

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have to take it more seriously. I think it had an impact on me and it also, I would assume it has an

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impact on other participants. But there are many other topics where I just got inspired at a

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very early stage by the conversation that's by the experts that are invited to you. So global warming,

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CO2 is something that made you a monk. That's only about that. But that is one of the topics

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they're also talking about. China is, you know, from the agenda and the discrepancies between

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democracies and totalitarian systems and what we can do. Well, China is one of the biggest polluters

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right there. Exactly. Absolutely. And what does it do if we agree on certain standards and they don't

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comply with it. I mean, it's really a best. It's very soft. Yes, it's topics and I find it in most

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of the cases it's very. But now I need a little rest. Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.

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Go ahead, go ahead. Deep breaths. Relax and enjoy the view of Doffner. Thank you very much.

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Could you tell me one different? Mr. Peter Till. Hi, look at how we are changed. How are you today?

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I'm wondering if you got a comment. I hope you guys are doing good. I do recognize a lot of you guys.

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How's it going? How are you during yourself here in Switzerland? Great location pick. Kind of last

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minute. But it's okay. Could we share maybe some of your, I mean, obviously, channel house rules you

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can't talk about build a bird. Maybe we could talk about some other stuff. We talk about sea

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sea settings. I'm just saying, I mean, that's interesting topic to talk about.

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Yeah, that's Peter Till. A lot of people.

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Can we talk about maybe, uh, how's the sea setting going? Any progress on there?

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I think that's what we go. Maybe pretty much sea setting to the US. Is there any hope for California?

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Any hope for, in return or in terms of the whole of things in California?

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Chicko, can we talk about, can we talk about maybe, uh, health regiments?

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Help could be an interesting topic to talk about. There's been a lot of discussions about

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the FDA and the regulations. I know that must be an interesting topic we'd love to talk to you about.

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Again, build the birds are very interesting topic. I wish there wasn't this secrecy though. I

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wish there wasn't this kind of silence, this kind of weird kind of behavior by all the

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individuals because again, you know, it's important to journalism. It's important to ask questions.

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It's important to have some transparency. But when you guys are not answering any questions and hiring

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all these police officers and doing all this security theater, it brings up a lot of concerns and

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questions and sometimes a simple comment would go a long way. Even the one you gave me

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in Dresden was very interesting. Would love to expand on that.

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What did I say? You said that the people outside are like the Gestapo and the people inside are

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trying to make the world a better place. It's a very curious comment because at that hotel,

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at that event, I had my hotel room swatted. It kind of seems very contrary, but

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that's what I know he's been eating. You didn't do it.

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And right here, me too. I'll be cool guys.

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One more. This guy's questionable.

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What are the different meanings?

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The cognitive speed, the covering needle at all.

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Will there be any reports?

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Written reports or maybe a YouTube discussion will.

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No, they're answering the written reports.

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It's more a gathering of people to have a conversation about current events and I think

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there's a press release that you couldn't read.

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Yeah, it's very, it's very, it's very big and it can't kind of

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contradicts itself from some of the stuff we're hearing afterwards.

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So I was just wondering, I know you can't talk about the specifics, but maybe you could talk about how

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this organization has had an impact on you or your viewpoints. I know you can't talk about what

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has happened inside and that's not what we're asking. We're asking maybe.

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There's a picture.

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I think it's a fabulous, really important.

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I always think it's a lot to viewpoints.

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A lot to look at. People and that's what I try to do.

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Yeah, I like doing lots of different places.

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I know you're doing this way, but thank you.

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I'm curious.

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Watch out, watch out, watch out, guys.

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Watch out, slow, slow, slow. Come down.

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We were not the enemies.

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We're not trying to hurt anything.

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Watch out, there's a part traffic coming in here.

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We're just trying to have a polite discussion.

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We'll take a thick and so important.

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I think it's a portion.

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The view?

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For me, so everybody, you told me,

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if I had to take this possible.

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Exactly, that's how we're talking to you.

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I thought you could do that.

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I thought you could do that.

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Who's your friend?

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That's what I'm, that's why I think any kind of gathering

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is right.

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I have conversations as useful.

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Of course, 100%.

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But that's why we're trying to know what's happening inside

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and the secrecy and the non-reporting raises a lot of eyebrows,

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especially with a lot of implications.

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I think there's a lot of organisations that have conversations

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that are not on the record.

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Of course, yeah.

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And I think that actually, just as other organisations

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have conversations on a non-report.

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That couldn't have its issues.

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I totally agree.

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Some people deserve the right to privacy.

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But if they're elected officials in there,

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there should be at least some kind of statements

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and journalists shouldn't be harassed and intimidated

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as they are because there has been kind of a heavy-handed approach towards

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harassing an intimidating.

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No, no.

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I'm politely conversing with you and asking for a conversation.

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No, no, no.

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I'm saying outside by the police and other treatment

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that we received has been that free.

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Are you jealous?

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Yes.

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You're a judge.

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From WRC, out of New York City.

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What do you want to do?

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I could send you my press contact to feel like.

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What is WRC?

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WRC is an organisation that covers international news,

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specifically related to.

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Exactly, yeah.

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Soon as I heard about it.

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And...

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I'm not a CEO, I'm interested.

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So I'm going to like this one,

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interesting.

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Why are you guys...

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So why are you here?

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Why are you so interested?

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I've for one from the US, but I'm based in Bulgaria.

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And I travel around Europe primarily,

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but the world in general.

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And I covered geopolitics.

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I watched you on YouTube sometimes when you're

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posting various horror,

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popping international theaters.

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And this is the discussions that you're having on the inside.

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I would guess would be something that I would be fascinated with.

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Like your geopolitical occupation.

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Like, like, dipping on one of the steering committee members said

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that this was a big part of creating the euro.

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Is there any truth to that?

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Or is that total bogus?

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I have absolutely no idea.

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I've found the thing.

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He did brag about that.

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But...

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All right, you guys have a little bit of news.

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You want my press contact?

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I mean, it's a bit of a thank you very much.

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Where can we reach out to you?

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I'll message you on Twitter.

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Can we go for a job next time?

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Hi, guys.

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You know, it wouldn't be a builder bird.

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If I didn't see the cragisers.

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How are you beautiful people?

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How's it going?

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Hope you guys are having a nice day here in Switzerland.

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Great location, pick.

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Kind of last minute.

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But I know you guys can't talk about the builder work.

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My name's Luke.

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We saw each other so many times.

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I feel like we know each other now.

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I feel like we go back many years.

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We should go to dinner sometimes.

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Dinner's on me if you guys ever want to grab some food.

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But obviously, chat them house rules.

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You guys can't talk about what's going on.

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But maybe, let's give you guys some space.

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We can't get some space to make the work.

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But maybe we could talk about just a crab.

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It's talking about a sub-alture.

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Well, the frog money.

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We're buying up stuff, which are best confirmed.

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How many people you want to stand?

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Oh, I'm laying out on the industry with all your pay.

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He has money.

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But hold on, maybe we could keep the conversation just on one particular topic.

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We could slow down.

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You guys are going fast.

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I take the breath there.

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But how are you guys doing?

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And how has the builder work group impacted you personally?

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That's a problem.

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You can't talk about what happened inside.

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But we could talk about that, I think.

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Come on.

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Now you guys are going to give me a silent treatment.

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Tell me, tell me, we knew each other.

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I thought we weren't back.

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How much period of time would you take off this time?

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I've been very, I've been very pleasant.

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Come on.

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You don't have to run away.

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There's no entrance there.

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You guys are going to have to, oh, goodness.

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Connie, hi.

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How are you?

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My name's Lookedowski.

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Good to see you again.

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Nice to see you smile.

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Hope you're having a beautiful day out here.

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Would you like a tour of Switzerland potentially?

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Thank you so much.

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Well, he's had a garden.

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So I'm pleasure to see you.

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We're not going to go anywhere.

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We're not going to go anywhere.

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We're not going to impede you.

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We're not going to impede you.

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We're not going to impede you.

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Wait, wait, wait.

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It's not a Peter way.

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If you wish to go an on the street, we won't, we won't impede your way, ma'am.

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You can go at any time, you wish.

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Just be careful of the traffic.

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You don't want to crisscross too much here.

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Let's, let's, let's, let's just very curious.

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Because you're a very influential person.

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Climate change politics and climate change as a period is a key topic for

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a builder bird.

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So I was just curious and we could also

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a little bit about the disflamies at Builder Bird about climate change.

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You know the rules.

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So that's not going to tell you what these talks are about.

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But I think people like you should reflect.

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Isn't that important?

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That it really like build the bird also.

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Dispressed climate change and sustainability and I have no further comments.

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What should we really like thought?

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I think we're a public comment sorry.

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But reflection is very important.

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We could even maybe just talk about something that's outside of Builder Bird.

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Sorry.

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But but but the thing is you are a politician.

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You are elected by the people.

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You're your pink commissioner member.

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A Danish politician member.

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Not a politician.

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I'm so sorry.

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But you were and then you're here meeting with a lot of people from a lot of the bigger industries

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that are causing a lot of the negative impacts to the climate, to the environment.

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And we deserve to be a conversation and reflection.

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And that's what we're trying to promote some transparency and openness with some of the

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of dialogue.

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The chat of those rules do not agree from discussing what's discussed.

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You don't need to tell us who said what, but you're allowed to discuss what has been brought up.

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How can the conversations about climate change and build over,

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be used to impact the world, to affect the human energy?

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And what I think is climate change.

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You want to welcome to call me Monday morning.

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Okay.

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I would love to.

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No, I'm just saying hello.

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Hello.

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How are you?

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Good to see you.

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I'm an American journalist.

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My name is Lucidowski.

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How are you?

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Take your time.

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You don't have to run.

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You're going up hill.

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Can we get any comment?

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I know you're working for a major union.

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Are you representing them?

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Are you responsible for yourself or build a bird?

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Because when you're not giving us any comment,

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it leaves a lot of questions in the air.

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Are you happy with the public?

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I'm happy with the public.

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Any comment about that?

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So who was that?

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So according to our list,

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this is Mary Kay Henry.

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She is the International President of the Service

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and Chloe's International Union.

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Okay, that's great.

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Thank you, Jason Burmish, for making that list by the way.

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And yeah, you're saying it's a huge union.

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And maybe it's not a contradiction.

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And maybe they're getting more eclectic.

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They've got a social justice warrior.

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He was also a politician in there.

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And yeah, but it's interesting that a labor leader is in there with big industry.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was a laborer.

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It was a German laborer in the end of the year.

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There in 2017, we got them at the airport.

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Maybe it's trying to get the pulse of the workforce.

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That's about to be replaced by the automation

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that they keep talking about and building them.

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And that seems as probably what they're doing.

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He's like, hey, hey, we were workers revolting.

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Like, if we screw them over, how much can we score over your union workers?

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Again, that's my own personal opinion, by the way.

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But, uh, wouldn't it have survived in the 2002?