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Speaker 3: This is the Daily Show with your host, Jordan Clippers.
Speaker 2: So I'm going Clipper. We got so much to talk
Speaker 2: about tonight. Syria is getting a fresh start. RFK Junior
Speaker 2: is up Shit's Creek without a shirt on, and Leslie
Speaker 2: Jones is gonna make jd Vance wish he stayed in Greylands.
Speaker 2: But first, Donald Trump is on day two of his
Speaker 2: Middle East eras tour, So let's kick things off with
Speaker 2: another installment of Trump meets.
Speaker 4: World international humiliation, one after another.
Speaker 2: In indeed, now today, Trump's visit to the Middle East
Speaker 2: brought him to Cutter. It's also acceptable to say katar. However,
Speaker 2: key tar is not acceptable under any circumstances. Pick an instrument,
Speaker 2: you synth pop coward now. Yesterday Saudi Arabia greeted Trump
Speaker 2: with horses, and today Cutter said, oh you think that's cool.
Speaker 2: How about horses and camels and mother fucking sword dancers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that puts a lot of pressure on his trip tomorrow
Speaker 2: to the uae. I bet they're sweating right now. You know,
Speaker 2: we're just gonna give hi an edible arrangement? What the
Speaker 2: we're gonna do?
Speaker 5: Who?
Speaker 2: Of course, Cutter didn't just give him a sword dance show.
Speaker 2: They also offered him a four hundred million dollar luxury
Speaker 2: jumbo jets. Now, this plane has become a huge controversy.
Speaker 2: It's a security risk, the optics are terrible, it's it's
Speaker 2: clearly unconstitutional. So you gotta wonder why does Trump want
Speaker 2: it so bad?
Speaker 4: And you know these planes, A plane that you're on
Speaker 4: right now is almost forty years old. And when you
Speaker 4: land and you see Saudi Arabia, and you see UAE,
Speaker 4: and you see Qatar, and you see all these and
Speaker 4: they have these brand new Bowing seven forty sevens mostly
Speaker 4: and you see ours next to it. It's much smaller,
Speaker 4: it's much less impressive. I believe that we should have
Speaker 4: the most impressive planes.
Speaker 2: Were still talking about planes. Look, we're on the tarmac
Speaker 2: next to each other. You know, I know you're not
Speaker 2: supposed to just look straight ahead, but so I took
Speaker 2: a little peek over there, a little peak over there.
Speaker 2: Cockpit was huge. Man. Honestly, it's getting a little embarrassing
Speaker 2: watching Trump fly around the Middle East getting sword dances
Speaker 2: and free jets, and you see he's he going to
Speaker 2: do any actual policy stuff.
Speaker 4: I will be ordering the cessation of sanctions against Syria
Speaker 4: in order to give them a chance act create this.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what, I spoke too soon. This seems
Speaker 2: like maybe, maybe actually a good idea. You know, Syria
Speaker 2: has just thrown off decades of dictatorship, and Trump thinks
Speaker 2: the new government deserves a chance to find its feet
Speaker 2: free of US sanctions. Maybe I was wrong, Maybe I
Speaker 2: was wrong about this guy. You know, he doesn't just
Speaker 2: think about himself.
Speaker 6: A Siria's new present, I'm at al Shara reportedly offered
Speaker 6: to build a Trump tower in Damascus.
Speaker 2: Goddamn its, goddamnit, I spoke too soon about speaking too soon,
Speaker 2: But hey, you know what, good on ya, Syria, whatever
Speaker 2: it takes. You know what, PBS, maybe you could learn
Speaker 2: a lesson from this instead of whining about Trump cutting
Speaker 2: children's programming. Have you thought of offering him a Trump
Speaker 2: tower on Sesame Street could be a win win. But
Speaker 2: let's move on. Just because Trump's out of the country
Speaker 2: doesn't mean his team isn't shaking things up at home.
Speaker 2: Today at a congressional hearing, Robert F. Kennedy, Junior, Health
Speaker 2: Secretary and Human wet Markets face some tough questions about
Speaker 2: whether he wants his own children to be alive something
Speaker 2: that might be helpful. As you've previously said, you vaccinated
Speaker 2: your children.
Speaker 5: If you had a child today, would you vaccinate that
Speaker 5: child for measles?
Speaker 7: For measles? Probably for measles. I you know what I
Speaker 7: would say is my opinions about vaccines are irrelevant. I
Speaker 7: don't think people should be taking advice medical advices me.
Speaker 2: Then what is your job?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 1: You know what? You know what?
Speaker 2: Call me an deists, But it'd be nice if people
Speaker 2: could take medical advice from the health secretary. Maybe it's
Speaker 2: actually pretty good advice to not listen to rfk's advice,
Speaker 2: because here's how he spent his weekend.
Speaker 6: Robert Kennedy Junior may be Secretary of Health and Human Services,
Speaker 6: but if you want to stay healthy, don't go swimming
Speaker 6: in a sewage contaminated creek, and for sure don't take
Speaker 6: your grandkids in there.
Speaker 1: That creek that RFK Junior is splashing around in isn't
Speaker 1: exactly pristine. In fact, it's a sewer runoff and is
Speaker 1: polluted with widespread fecal contamination. Swimming and waiting are banned,
Speaker 1: but in this photo, RFK Junior is totally submerged.
Speaker 2: Whoa hey, hey, RFK promised us he'd find the cause
Speaker 2: of autism. Remember, at this point, it's like RFKA Junior
Speaker 2: is going out of his way to be gross. Just
Speaker 2: does he just go on Google Maps and search disgusting
Speaker 2: things near me? These pictures are so wild. The fact
Speaker 2: that he went swimming in jeans is the most normal
Speaker 2: part of this story. And maybe maybe if he was
Speaker 2: just taking a fecal dip himself and we just we
Speaker 2: let it slide. But he brought his grandkids, and as
Speaker 2: a parent, this is a whole new level of grandparent overstepping.
Speaker 2: Usually it's just like we asked you not to give
Speaker 2: the kids candy, not we asked you not to take
Speaker 2: them swimming and E Coli tainted so we'd run off.
Speaker 2: Conservatives are sending really mixed messages about protecting children. They're like,
Speaker 2: kids shouldn't be at drag shows, they should be bobbing
Speaker 2: for apples and a porter body and listen, it's not
Speaker 2: It's not lost on me that there is a whole
Speaker 2: other story here about how America just has bodies of
Speaker 2: out in the open filled with sewage and human shit. Yes,
Speaker 2: that is definitely something we should look into and fix.
Speaker 2: But until we do, don't go fucking swimming in them.
Speaker 2: For more on RFK Junior's Fiegel Dip, we go live
Speaker 2: to Rock Creek with Troy Iwana Troy Croud. Troy, what's
Speaker 2: it like down there?
Speaker 9: What do you What do you mean, Jordan? It's a
Speaker 9: little river with a lot of poop in it. Okay,
Speaker 9: it smells bad, It looks bad.
Speaker 2: Is that a fish?
Speaker 9: Nope, it's poop. Why am I here? And why did
Speaker 9: you make me stand in it? Because you're a reporter, Troy, you.
Speaker 2: Have to get into the story to understand it, just
Speaker 2: like we had to get into the cuttery Katari jet
Speaker 2: story with our very own Grace Coolid Schmike, Grace, Grace, Grace,
Speaker 2: what's what's your report?
Speaker 8: Well, Jordan, now that I'm here on the jet, I
Speaker 8: can confirm with my reporting that this jet is fucking awesome.
Speaker 2: This just in rich people are badass and so cool.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Grace. Excellent reporting.
Speaker 9: How is what Grace is doing reporting?
Speaker 8: It's called investigationary journalism, Troy, how would I know if
Speaker 8: they're serving champagne or prosecco if I don't drink a
Speaker 8: bottle of each.
Speaker 2: Grace's that is a great point, Grace. Journalism's about experiencing
Speaker 2: things firsthand. For example, Troy, how can you be sure
Speaker 2: that what you're standing in is poop water?
Speaker 9: Well, Jordan, because I can see poop and I can
Speaker 9: see water.
Speaker 2: Gray. See now you're reporting. I'm proud of your sport. Grace.
Speaker 2: Back to you. What can you tell us about Qatar
Speaker 2: gaining access to sensitive information?
Speaker 8: Oh, I'll tell you what they have access to movies
Speaker 8: that haven't even come out yet.
Speaker 2: I just saw Shrek twelve. I don't know how that
Speaker 2: shrips keeps getting.
Speaker 7: Away with it.
Speaker 2: And Troy, you see anything interesting down there? Nope, just
Speaker 2: pooping water. I'm on Troy journalism.
Speaker 8: Remember it's not easy for me either. I took a
Speaker 8: bubble bath, so I didn't see the first thirty minutes
Speaker 8: of Shrek thirteen. I missed Lord Farquad's coming out story.
Speaker 8: This justin Dragon is kind of homophobic.
Speaker 2: Wow, Grace, so brave of you, see, Troy. At least
Speaker 2: you don't have to deal with something like that.
Speaker 9: No, no, Bobby, No, don't do a cannonball. I'm too close, Bobby. No, don't, Jordan,
Speaker 9: some of that got in my mouth thanks to the.
Speaker 2: Both of you. Thank you, Jordan, I hate you, Gray, Juli.
Speaker 2: Start joy right, every.
Speaker 10: One, and we'll come back, Leslie Jones, So don't go away.
Speaker 2: Welcome back for the Daily Show. We all know I've
Speaker 2: got great opinions, but I'm not the only one. Studies
Speaker 2: show that other people also have opinions. So here with
Speaker 2: another installment I'm in. My opinion is our good friend
Speaker 2: Leslie Jones?
Speaker 11: What about y'all?
Speaker 2: Did you miss me?
Speaker 11: Because I definitely have an opinion.
Speaker 5: I got a problem with these Trump folks.
Speaker 12: It's not that, y'all.
Speaker 5: It's not that they're corrupt, although they are.
Speaker 12: It's not that they're evil, although they are. It's not
Speaker 12: that they're women hating, racist, unqualified.
Speaker 5: Dickhead who couldn't run a dunkin Donuts without burning it down. No,
Speaker 5: my problem is these people are though for ass mother.
Speaker 5: I thought I thought Reagan was bad, but at least
Speaker 5: he knew how to talk. I thought Bush was bad.
Speaker 12: But at least he has a hilarious name.
Speaker 5: But what do we have now?
Speaker 2: JD vance R.
Speaker 5: F K Jr.
Speaker 11: And Elon Musk.
Speaker 12: I cannot believe America is gonna be ended by these
Speaker 12: and loser and foul.
Speaker 5: That's That's not how I planned to go out.
Speaker 12: I was gonna go out nestled peacefully between the two
Speaker 12: Michael B.
Speaker 2: Jordans.
Speaker 5: But instead we get Elon Musk, who is doing this
Speaker 5: dumb shit.
Speaker 2: Get away with it? And they say I wear a
Speaker 2: lot of hats. He might have a hat.
Speaker 11: Cut that goofer?
Speaker 5: Ship out.
Speaker 12: This is a cabinet meeting. Have some damned respect, this
Speaker 12: is official ship. How is this guy firing people? If
Speaker 12: this guy gave me a pink slip, I'd give.
Speaker 5: His ass a black eye. Why don't you fire one
Speaker 5: of them hats?
Speaker 2: Bitch?
Speaker 12: And by the way, how you gonna be mister jokes
Speaker 12: when you don't even know when you're hearing a joke?
Speaker 2: What's more challenging going to Mars or taking on Washington
Speaker 2: joining to Mars?
Speaker 5: He was kidding you, golfing mother? What is wrong with you?
Speaker 5: And how you got so many kids? Because I wouldn't
Speaker 5: you with my intimates? And I hate that bitch. I
Speaker 5: would rather a Turkey based hell. I'd rather park there.
Speaker 11: We got rfk Jr.
Speaker 5: Another goof and mother, don't let them muscles fool you.
Speaker 5: He's a piece of shit, No, literally a piece of shit.
Speaker 5: This man swims in sewage like a ninja turtle. And
Speaker 5: they're gonna try to teach us about.
Speaker 7: How teed oil is one of the components surprises foods
Speaker 7: and all the science and it's that ultra prizes foods are.
Speaker 7: What are the principal culprit?
Speaker 2: What a sound like that?
Speaker 11: What's wrong with your voice?
Speaker 5: You don't sound healthy. You talk like you're on a
Speaker 5: bad phone line. Hey God, I don't understand what you
Speaker 5: say it And I can't believe this man is from
Speaker 5: the Kennedys.
Speaker 11: I thought the Kennedy's had swag.
Speaker 5: Why we got the t moves Kennedy. I wish we
Speaker 5: could do it like we did back in the day.
Speaker 12: If you was that child, you got locked in the
Speaker 12: room on holidays because you might hurt somebody.
Speaker 5: Instead, they put this duf in mother in charge of
Speaker 5: my health.
Speaker 12: Now, I want to make sure everyone feels included because
Speaker 12: you trump women is some do.
Speaker 1: Too.
Speaker 13: Looks to me like the Supreme Court is going to
Speaker 13: say that the parents will have the right to opt
Speaker 13: out but that could have big national implications, not just
Speaker 13: for Maryland but all across the country. Madam Secretary, Oh,
Speaker 13: I'm sure sorry, specific question.
Speaker 5: Shut up, bitch, how you going questions and answers? That's
Speaker 5: literally what education is. That's your whole job, because schools
Speaker 5: got a big issue right now, like students using AI
Speaker 5: but her goof as probably can't even spell AI.
Speaker 14: I wish I could remember the source, but that there
Speaker 14: is a school system that's going to start making sure
Speaker 14: that first graders or even pre ks have a one
Speaker 14: teaching wasn't all that long ago? That is, we're going
Speaker 14: to have internet in our schools. Now, Okay, let's do
Speaker 14: see a one and how and how can that be?
Speaker 5: Hell, it's a bitch, not a A one is a steak, sauce,
Speaker 5: shoe golf mother, and it's delicious.
Speaker 11: But you're not in charge of sizzler, you bitch.
Speaker 5: You are in charge of education.
Speaker 1: How you lot us?
Speaker 2: But this brings me to the A one goofiest mother.
Speaker 11: JD bitch ass.
Speaker 2: Vans the size of that trophy next.
Speaker 6: To JD Vance.
Speaker 8: I know those are some some big young gentleman and
Speaker 8: a big trophy, as dude, and it looks like.
Speaker 10: The trophy fell.
Speaker 2: That's unfortunate.
Speaker 5: No, what's unfortunate is that this golf and mother is
Speaker 5: all vice president.
Speaker 11: He is such a loser.
Speaker 12: The trophy decapitated itself instead of being put.
Speaker 5: In his arms. And look what this mom did to
Speaker 5: the Pope.
Speaker 8: Jd.
Speaker 6: Vance was one of the last people to see Pope
Speaker 6: French is alive.
Speaker 14: And know you've not been feeling great, but it's good
Speaker 14: to see.
Speaker 10: You having a meeting within the day before he died.
Speaker 5: His go ass killed the power, oh beating little bitch
Speaker 5: on face, bitch, And now we got an American pope.
Speaker 5: And I'm gonna tell you something.
Speaker 1: You better stayed the away from.
Speaker 11: Him, you angel of goofy ass death. In fact, I
Speaker 11: even got a pope.
Speaker 2: In fact, I even.
Speaker 12: Got the Pope a fake body double so we can
Speaker 12: protect him.
Speaker 11: Lenny, come on out here.
Speaker 1: That is my friend, Lady.
Speaker 5: Don't he look exactly like the new Power.
Speaker 2: I don't see the resemblance, Leslie, you look.
Speaker 8: Just like you.
Speaker 2: I'll prove it.
Speaker 5: Put up the picture, okay, do dude, pop Bob.
Speaker 11: I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Now, blesshe me holiness, so I can be protected from
Speaker 5: these golfer asthma.
Speaker 8: Bloss me.
Speaker 2: Bless you, my child, get out.
Speaker 9: Ah.
Speaker 12: But seriously, this is to the people who voted this
Speaker 12: shit in. This cannot be what you mean by making
Speaker 12: America great again. This is a circus. Other countries are
Speaker 12: laughing at us right now. We gotta get rid of
Speaker 12: Mecca because they're not making America great again.
Speaker 5: They making America golfiass but that's just my opinion.
Speaker 2: Let the goes, everybody, we come back, call the Mechanic
Speaker 2: and jubatas go go.
Speaker 8: Back.
Speaker 2: Daily Show. My guest tonight is the National Book Award
Speaker 2: winning author whose latest novel is called Twist. Please welcome,
Speaker 2: Colin mccairn. We welcome, I do welcome. I'm a big fan.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan of many of your books. But you
Speaker 2: also wrote a book two Writers, and in that book
Speaker 2: you you ask writers to not write what they know
Speaker 2: right towards what they want to know. And this book, Twist,
Speaker 2: is about underwater sea cables. Yes, what the hell did
Speaker 2: you want to know about underwater sea cables?
Speaker 15: You mean you haven't been swimming down underneath the cables
Speaker 15: figuring out how to chop a Marinzin.
Speaker 2: I'm staying up top most of the time, I'm honestly
Speaker 2: worried about UV rays coming from the sun.
Speaker 15: Well, you know, it's really amazing. I mean, ninety five
Speaker 15: percent of the world's intercontinental information travels underwater, and it's
Speaker 15: going in places that we have never visited. I was
Speaker 15: fascinated by this because you know, the underwater have all
Speaker 15: those you know, dips and crags and underwater canyons and
Speaker 15: all sorts of things. And the fact that our voices
Speaker 15: and our emojis and all the city things that we
Speaker 15: do are porn and all the porn the poor traveling
Speaker 15: at the bottom of the sea.
Speaker 2: Yes, there it is. The tips that are at the
Speaker 2: bottom of the sea. Doesn't get talked about enough.
Speaker 15: They are slinking along.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So this this book looks at I mean, it
Speaker 2: really looks about there's so many big themes that deal
Speaker 2: with what's happening today, but sort of looks at the
Speaker 2: information and the connectedness that we have that is so fragile,
Speaker 2: it's hidden at the bottom of the sea. Like what
Speaker 2: did you notice in doing research for this, Like where
Speaker 2: were the weaknesses?
Speaker 15: Well, the weaknesses are are stock And first of all,
Speaker 15: you know, we're connected, we're all connected, but we're also
Speaker 15: disconnected in the most extraordinary way. So I was interested
Speaker 15: in that. But where then are the weak points in
Speaker 15: the in the cables. Well, you have landing stations all
Speaker 15: over the world where the cables come in from the
Speaker 15: sea into a little bungalow like structure, and you'll recognize
Speaker 15: it because it has a chain link fence around it
Speaker 15: and a generator at the side because they need electricity.
Speaker 15: And you can actually walk up to a lot of
Speaker 15: these landing stations, even in New Jersey and and and
Speaker 15: Long Island, and you can see the manhole covers in
Speaker 15: the ground and you can lift up if you carry
Speaker 15: you carry a you know what, one of those things
Speaker 15: to lift.
Speaker 2: Every now and then those things just like a steel
Speaker 2: levered open yeah, of course, yeah, hear those all the time, okay, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: yeah constantly. If you see me on the street around
Speaker 2: New York, you have like a bingin turtle just getting
Speaker 2: in there, you know, you just you take it.
Speaker 15: Out like this, and then you lift out the manhole
Speaker 15: cover and you can actually see the cables coming in
Speaker 15: to carrying all that.
Speaker 7: I like this.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute there, freeport under the streets. Just reach
Speaker 2: down and scoop it up. I'd like to imagine you,
Speaker 2: as a writer just climbing over these fences with these
Speaker 2: giant steel rods, trying to get this information, and people
Speaker 2: catching you and being like, oh no, no, I'm writing
Speaker 2: a novel, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: But you can also go out and you can dive
Speaker 15: underwater and you can see some of these cables. You know,
Speaker 15: we are actually, you know, we're quite vulnerable even at
Speaker 15: deep sea, because if you take out a cable at
Speaker 15: deep sea I'm talking like four or five six kilometers down,
Speaker 15: if that goes out through say an underwater landslide or
Speaker 15: an earthquake or sabotage with a grappling hook, it will
Speaker 15: take up to six weeks to get it fixed, right, Yeah,
Speaker 15: Because a boat has to go out, they have to
Speaker 15: find that. It's an extraordinary job. So if we had
Speaker 15: somebody trying to take out the world's internet for six weeks.
Speaker 2: What would that be like? By the way, my god,
Speaker 2: the shit we would get done? Yes, exactly. You imagine
Speaker 2: the connections. We would have the ability to talk to
Speaker 2: one and we.
Speaker 15: Would talk to one another one.
Speaker 2: I would build a relationship with my son in a
Speaker 2: way that I never did before. We actually work together
Speaker 2: to try to pass like a reliable bill and medicating
Speaker 2: a part of it as well. We would have friends again.
Speaker 15: Maybe we should organize some sort of sabotage, some sort
Speaker 15: of national sabotage.
Speaker 2: This is I love because you have some you know
Speaker 2: WHOA Just to be clear, you might be talking about terrorism,
Speaker 2: but you say it was such a jaunty manner. I
Speaker 2: think you can really tell some people. This book also
Speaker 2: takes place at See. I love a good What is
Speaker 2: it about the sea that writers are drawn to? I
Speaker 2: feel like this has allusions to Conrad and Melville in it.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 15: The c novels are always wonderful novels because you know,
Speaker 15: when you go out to see, you sort of lose everything,
Speaker 15: but you always want to go back home. So you
Speaker 15: meet these people who do go out to see, and they,
Speaker 15: you know, investigate these cables and repair them. They're on land,
Speaker 15: they really want a break to happen. Well, the minute
Speaker 15: they get out to see, all they want to do
Speaker 15: is fix the breaks so they can go home again.
Speaker 15: And so this whole notion of home belonging not belonging repair.
Speaker 15: I think repair is one of the great themes of
Speaker 15: our times.
Speaker 2: Well, that's interesting you say that. I think that comes
Speaker 2: through here and we zoom out a lot of the
Speaker 2: stuff we talk about. I think America is a pretty
Speaker 2: pessimistic place right now. The idea of repair embedded in
Speaker 2: that is a sense of hope. Yes, you talk to
Speaker 2: people nowadays, it feels like they're not interested in repairing.
Speaker 2: They're more interested in burning things down, or at least
Speaker 2: they've lost the hope that repair can happen. Why is
Speaker 2: that such a Why is that such a potent theme?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 15: Well, I mean you talk a lot about certainty, and
Speaker 15: I agree with you entirely. We're sort of diseased with certainty.
Speaker 15: Everybody has to be so certain they can only go
Speaker 15: in one direction and the others can only go in
Speaker 15: another direction. What I am interested in is the floodplains
Speaker 15: between those canals of certainty, because that's where all the
Speaker 15: interesting stuff happens. That's where actually all the interesting people meet,
Speaker 15: because we're so much more interesting than we have for
Speaker 15: others to think about ourselves.
Speaker 2: You have an amazing organization, yes, Narrative four. Yes, what
Speaker 2: is narrative for?
Speaker 15: Narrative four is a global nonprofit that brings young people
Speaker 15: together to exchange stories with one another. And one of
Speaker 15: the things we would do, for instance, believe this or not,
Speaker 15: we could bring kids from the South Bronx together with
Speaker 15: kids from eastern Kentucky. And one might think, in today's
Speaker 15: America exactly that they might not be able to get on,
Speaker 15: but through the exchange of personal stories, they they create
Speaker 15: this world where they realize they're not so different to
Speaker 15: one another. So what would happen is we would get together.
Speaker 15: I tell you a story, you tell me a story.
Speaker 15: I go back in and I'd say, Hi, my name
Speaker 15: is Jordan, and I have a lovely head of hair,
Speaker 15: And I.
Speaker 2: Say column, and I wish I had Jordan's hair exactly.
Speaker 15: But you know, they tell really powerful stories that that
Speaker 15: that sort of negotiate the distance that we supposedly have
Speaker 15: between us. Say, for example, to so young girl in
Speaker 15: the Bronx who wears a he jab, she's talking with
Speaker 15: the boy from Kentucky. Well, underneath her he jab, she
Speaker 15: might have air pods. And in those air pods she's
Speaker 15: listened to Beyonce, and the boy down in Kentucky has
Speaker 15: been listening to Beyonce's most recent album, and you not
Speaker 15: listen exactly, Yeah, exactly, and and and people come together.
Speaker 15: People come together in music, people come together in stories,
Speaker 15: people come together and laughter. And I do think you're
Speaker 15: talking about hope.
Speaker 9: I do think.
Speaker 15: I do believe, sort of maybe naively, in the availability
Speaker 15: of hope.
Speaker 2: You believe in the availability of hope. I do, whether
Speaker 2: you can find it literature, This is a lovely book.
Speaker 2: Twist is available now. Colin mccav say right, Quick Right.
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