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Speaker 1: in any number of areas. One of them is acquiring drones,

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Speaker 1: and they've turned to none other than Luke Skywalker for help.

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Speaker 1: the Ambassador of drones. Well, the thing is very simply,

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Speaker 1: Was this a personal thing for you? Mark? Absolutely? I

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Speaker 1: fill in on the fastest hour in politic x Mark

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Speaker 1: Hamill for you there only on Bloomberg Radio, an unlikely

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Speaker 1: glad we could bring you that interview. It's when you

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Speaker 1: will not hear on the radio tonight anywhere else