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Speaker 4: Fox News got very mad for a very stupid reason.
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Speaker 5: This past Sunday was Easter at the White House, which
Speaker 5: is an important holiday for President Joe Biden, who is
Speaker 5: also counting on a resurrection for his campaign. But unfortunately,
Speaker 5: this year, the timing of Easter caused a bit of
Speaker 5: a headache for Joe.
Speaker 1: The Biden administration is firing back at conservative criticism over
Speaker 1: the White House acknowledgment of the Transgender Day of Visibility,
Speaker 1: which coincidentally falls on Easter Sunday this year.
Speaker 4: The two days only coincided by chance.
Speaker 5: The Day of Visibility is held every year on March
Speaker 5: thirty first, while the date for Easter changes year to year.
Speaker 5: Yes by total coincidence, Transvisibility day happened to fall on
Speaker 5: Easter this year, which seemed like, I don't know, a
Speaker 5: good fit to me. I mean, Jesus did identify as
Speaker 5: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Speaker 4: Live your truth, queen. Now, you wouldn't think.
Speaker 5: That Easter falling on a holiday that's been on March
Speaker 5: thirty first for fifteen years would be that big of
Speaker 5: a deal. But conservatives process this like a child meeting
Speaker 5: the Easter Bunny by losing their minds.
Speaker 4: I think everyone should be insulted by this. The intentional
Speaker 4: nature of this.
Speaker 3: To me is I mean, I'm just going to say it.
Speaker 3: I think it's a demonic.
Speaker 5: They clearly want us to bow at the altar of
Speaker 5: the trans community instead of bow to God.
Speaker 4: We can't have one day for Easter.
Speaker 6: What the hell was Biden thinking when he declared Easter
Speaker 6: Sunday to be Transvisibility Day. Such total disrespect to Christians.
Speaker 6: And November fifth is going to be called something else.
Speaker 6: You know, it's going to be called Christian Visibility Day
Speaker 6: when Christians turn out at numbers that nobody has ever seen.
Speaker 5: Before America, Buddy, every day is Christian visibility there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Conservatives threw.
Speaker 5: A hissy fit over this, including Donald Trump, who, by
Speaker 5: the way, is not exactly an authority on Christianity.
Speaker 7: I'm wondering what one or two of your most favorite
Speaker 7: Bible verses are.
Speaker 3: Why I wouldn't want.
Speaker 6: To get into it, because to me, that's very personal.
Speaker 3: You don't want to talk about the Bible.
Speaker 7: It's very personal, So I don't.
Speaker 3: Want to get into I don't want to get into.
Speaker 4: Means a lot to you that you think about her site.
Speaker 6: The Bible means a lot to me, but I don't
Speaker 6: want to get into specifics. The Old Testament guy or
Speaker 6: New Testament probably equal.
Speaker 5: Trump talks about Christianity the way I sounded every book club.
Speaker 4: Oh my favorite part of the book. I'd have to.
Speaker 5: Say the title and the symbolism, all the symbols. Definitely
Speaker 5: not hiding for my husband and children.
Speaker 4: I also love that he.
Speaker 5: Says I can't talk about it, it's too personal. Like
Speaker 5: he also has an nda with the Bible.
Speaker 4: Don't believe that horse based Bible. But that's my Trump impression.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I'll work chop it, Oh, workp it.
Speaker 5: Trump beside, I have a question for the actual religious conservatives,
Speaker 5: why are you so upset about this transvisibility day had
Speaker 5: no effect on your Easter. Nobody was at church like, well,
Speaker 5: we were going to celebrate the resurrection, but instead everyone
Speaker 5: line up for your gender reassignment surgery. Please leave your
Speaker 5: penis in the collection basket. The anger just seems so contrived,
Speaker 5: especially when the people who were the most outraged knew
Speaker 5: so little about the actual holiday they were protecting, and.
Speaker 9: The transgender community purposely chooses the day of Jesus's death.
Speaker 9: There is resurrection whatever Easter weekend, Yeah, you know Easter.
Speaker 5: It was Jesus' king Sanira, or the day he was
Speaker 5: forced to leave the Big Brother House.
Speaker 4: Whatever, But I'll.
Speaker 5: Ask him about it the next time I go to
Speaker 5: the you know what's the place with all the lowercase
Speaker 5: teas hanging on the wall that the half maked.
Speaker 4: A church, church that fit church.
Speaker 5: And you know what, the Fox audience deserves a higher
Speaker 5: level of con artistry than this Jesse Waters. If you
Speaker 5: can remember the Green Eminem's entire sexual history, you can
Speaker 5: Wikipedia what Easter is. Look, I'm not here to pick
Speaker 5: a fight with Easter. Easter's great, probably our best holiday,
Speaker 5: featuring a bunny who crawled out of a nightmare, but
Speaker 5: the level of outrage over. This is totally out of
Speaker 5: proportion to what ultimately was an innocuous scheduling conflict. I
Speaker 5: just I wish I knew the real reason they were upset.
Speaker 5: Luckily they left us some Easter eggs.
Speaker 7: It's absurd and Joe Biden should be ashamed of himself
Speaker 7: and all these people say, yeah, but this is the
Speaker 7: day we've always recognized Transgender Visibility Day. Well recognize it
Speaker 7: another day, not on Easter Sunday. It's an affront to
Speaker 7: the Bible, and quite frankly, it's an affront to biology.
Speaker 7: There are two genders. People can't just go in and
Speaker 7: out of one like a revolving door.
Speaker 3: It's not normal.
Speaker 5: Ah, there it is. Thank you least interesting man in
Speaker 5: the world for saying the quiet part out loud. They
Speaker 5: don't think Transgender Visibility Day should be moved. They think
Speaker 5: trans people shouldn't be visible at all. Trans Day of
Speaker 5: Visibility could have been on National Pastaday and they'd be like,
Speaker 5: this isn't.
Speaker 4: A front to feticini.
Speaker 5: And for what it's worth, there's a false premise at
Speaker 5: the heart of this entire controversy, which is that there's
Speaker 5: even a conflict between trans people and Christianity to begin with,
Speaker 5: there isn't. In fact, the Bible doesn't say anything about
Speaker 5: trans people.
Speaker 4: It does, however, say to.
Speaker 5: Love thy neighbor and to not judge other people, and
Speaker 5: perhaps the most famous of Bible versus.
Speaker 4: Please do not sell me for fifty nine to ninety.
Speaker 3: Nine to come off your label, I know.
Speaker 10: For more on the.
Speaker 5: Controversy, we go Live to the White House with Michael Costa. Michael,
Speaker 5: you were at the White House Easter egg hunt on Monday.
Speaker 4: What did you find?
Speaker 11: Well, I'll tell you what I found, Desie a ton
Speaker 11: of Easter eggs. Okay, it turns out you didn't even
Speaker 11: have to hunt for him. You just wait for the
Speaker 11: kids to find them and you take them out of
Speaker 11: their baskets. It's like taking candy from a baby.
Speaker 4: Congratulations.
Speaker 5: I mean more about Easter being pitted against Transvisibility Day.
Speaker 5: It seems like all this controversy ruined the day for
Speaker 5: the trans community.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding?
Speaker 11: This was the most successful transvisibility day in history. Fox
Speaker 11: News raised trans awareness for five hundred straight hours. Yeah.
Speaker 11: And the best part is we'll get another round in
Speaker 11: a few weeks when Greek Orthodox Easter goes up against
Speaker 11: Greek Orthodox Transvisibility Day.
Speaker 5: Okay, but then I don't think trans the transgender community
Speaker 5: wanted this kind of attention.
Speaker 11: Well, look, I can't speak on behalf of the trans community.
Speaker 11: They've specifically asked me to stop doing that. But it
Speaker 11: seems to me that anyway a holiday can break through
Speaker 11: the noise, the better. There's just two many important days
Speaker 11: to remember Easter, Memorial Day, ourbor Day, my.
Speaker 4: Kid's birthday, which is like every year.
Speaker 11: Supposedly, it's too much, and there's way, there's no way
Speaker 11: to keep track of all these important days.
Speaker 3: You know, what, DOESNY They need to invent like.
Speaker 11: A spreadsheet, but for days like a calendar one of
Speaker 11: those things you drained pasta with. That'll never work.
Speaker 5: Okay, But what about conservatives who say this was an
Speaker 5: attack on Easter?
Speaker 3: Doesy?
Speaker 4: This was good for both holidays?
Speaker 11: What was the last time you saw people this fired
Speaker 11: up about Easter aka shitty Christmas? But now, thanks to
Speaker 11: this controversy, everyone and I mean everyone except for Jesse
Speaker 11: Waters knows what Easter is really about.
Speaker 5: Okay, So you're saying that the clash of the two
Speaker 5: holidays forced everyone to appreciate the true meaning of each holiday.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 11: The lesson we learned this week is that Americans appreciate
Speaker 11: holidays more when they're outraged, which is why I believe
Speaker 11: we need to pit more holidays against each other. Let's
Speaker 11: put Valentine's Day on the fourth of July. Let's let's
Speaker 11: move nine to eleven to Halloween. Let's let's move Mother's
Speaker 11: Day up against Juneteenth. Do you love your mom or
Speaker 11: do you hate slavery?
Speaker 3: You gotta choose desert.
Speaker 4: Michael, that is.
Speaker 3: Your tough story.
Speaker 4: That is incredibly offensive.
Speaker 11: You see, it's already working.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Michael, Michael Costa, Everyone, welcome back. Charlene mcgog
Speaker 5: will be joining us, so figure out. You know, all
Speaker 5: this week I've been sharing my opinions on the news,
Speaker 5: but I'm not the only one with opinions around here.
Speaker 5: So here with another installment of in my opinion, is
Speaker 5: our good friend Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 12: Hey, y'all remember twenty twenty right, Yeah, COVID social distancing
Speaker 12: murder hornets.
Speaker 3: Yeah you'all forgot about murder hornets? Huh?
Speaker 12: Or maybe you remember our nationwide reckoning with racism. After
Speaker 12: the murder George Floyd, white people across America looked around
Speaker 12: and said, wait a second, are we racist? So America
Speaker 12: took a good hard look at itself and when big
Speaker 12: corporations sow themselves in the mirror, they said, oh shit,
Speaker 12: we're white as inequality In corporate America, there are only
Speaker 12: five black CEOs running Fortune five hundred companies.
Speaker 9: Can see six percent of top executives as black. In
Speaker 9: terms of the population of the United States, that should
Speaker 9: be thirteen percent.
Speaker 5: In the video, Nike said, don't pretend there's not a
Speaker 5: problem in America.
Speaker 9: Critics point out that all of Nike's executives are white.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 12: The board and Knike was so white they were all
Speaker 12: wearing new balance. And to address this problem, businesses turned
Speaker 12: to a solution called diversity.
Speaker 3: Equity and Inclusion are DEI.
Speaker 12: It means morefare, hiring policies, new anti discrimination rules for
Speaker 12: the workplace, and sensitivity training seminars, and the first thing
Speaker 12: it led to was a shitload of ads.
Speaker 1: Real progress on diversity and inclusion doesn't happen without real work.
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Speaker 12: Today every day, General Mills serves the world by making food, people, love,
Speaker 12: and inclusion it's one of our secret ingredients.
Speaker 5: At craft times.
Speaker 13: All purpose is to make life delicious, and we believe
Speaker 13: we can't achieve that. That one essential ingredient diversity. It's
Speaker 13: diversity that makes life delicious.
Speaker 10: You're on a four hundred dear long journey and scars
Speaker 10: don't fade, but neither does hope.
Speaker 3: Ask your doctor. Black people are right for you.
Speaker 12: It's nobody's buying baciline because of diversity. Come to think
Speaker 12: of it, I don't think I've ever actually bought bacoline.
Speaker 3: It's just there, like it comes with the house. Right.
Speaker 12: So that's how things stood in twenty twenty. But that
Speaker 12: was like fifteen years ago. Today, when people talk about DEI,
Speaker 12: it's more likely to sound.
Speaker 14: Like this DEI is just a rebranded version of hating
Speaker 14: white people.
Speaker 5: DEI in this case stands for divisive, erroneous, and insidious.
Speaker 11: DEI, which stands for didn't.
Speaker 14: Earn it, discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination.
Speaker 3: D EI.
Speaker 12: DI stands for doctor dre easy and ICEQ.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 12: Y'all cheering out there, But do you want with attitude
Speaker 12: coming to your office?
Speaker 3: These right wingers are crazy, right Jesus. But here's the
Speaker 3: part where you all stop applauding everything I say.
Speaker 12: The truth about DEI is that, although it's well intentioned,
Speaker 12: it's mostly garbage. Okay, it's kind of like the Black
Speaker 12: Little Mermaid. Just because racist hate it doesn't mean it's good.
Speaker 12: And you know I'm right because every one of you
Speaker 12: has sat through one of those diversity training sessions and
Speaker 12: thought this is bullshit.
Speaker 3: And it's not just you.
Speaker 12: Over nine hundred studies have shown that DEI programs don't
Speaker 12: make the workplace better for minorities. In fact, it can
Speaker 12: actually make things worse because of the backlash effect.
Speaker 3: Remember Dare from school, y'all remember Dare?
Speaker 12: Yeah, she said whoo, DEI training is like dam for racism,
Speaker 12: and you.
Speaker 3: All know how effective that was.
Speaker 12: I was sitting there going, oh shit, there's a ton
Speaker 12: of fun drugs I should try. I didn't even know
Speaker 12: about Miley, Thanks Officer John. But the biggest failure of
Speaker 12: DEI is that the number of black people in power
Speaker 12: at big companies is basically the same as it was
Speaker 12: five years ago. In fact, maybe the only thing that
Speaker 12: DEI has accomplished is giving racist white people cover to
Speaker 12: be openly RACISTDI.
Speaker 9: Breeds complacency, dana and complacency kills.
Speaker 5: We're gonna have doctors who don't know how to perform
Speaker 5: heart surgery, and we're gonna have planes that are falling
Speaker 5: out of the sky.
Speaker 4: Boeing recently bragg not about being.
Speaker 11: The best in the business, but about surpassing its diversity quotas.
Speaker 3: Oh goodie, but then not so good.
Speaker 1: A door flying off one of Boeing seven thirty seven supermaxes.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, if I see a black pilot, I'm gonna
Speaker 7: be like, boy, hope he's qualified.
Speaker 12: I mean, honestly, when I see a black pilot, I'm
Speaker 12: not worried that we're going to crash.
Speaker 3: I'm worried that we're gonna get pulled over.
Speaker 12: That's right, and no officer, I will not step out
Speaker 12: of this vehicle, all right. But yeah, they're blaming the
Speaker 12: EI for everything, even that bridge in Baltimore.
Speaker 3: They called Baltimore's.
Speaker 12: Mayor the DEI mayor, like he was given the job
Speaker 12: for being black. Then they said the shipping company was
Speaker 12: too focused on DEI instead of safety. But almost the
Speaker 12: entire leadership with the company is white, no black people.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 12: If anything, to Baltimore mayor, he should have been the
Speaker 12: one to make it racist. Just come out like these
Speaker 12: crackers knocked down my bridge.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, and one of y'all crackers better pay
Speaker 3: for it. Okay. And honestly, I'm not surprised these programs
Speaker 3: didn't work. And here's why.
Speaker 12: It's just corporate pr They want good vibes and also
Speaker 12: they want to cover their ass.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 12: Did you know that if a company gets sued for
Speaker 12: civil rights violations, just having a DEI program will be
Speaker 12: counted as evidence in their favor, even if the program
Speaker 12: doesn't do shit. Okay, it's I have a black friend
Speaker 12: of the legal system.
Speaker 14: All right.
Speaker 3: We don't need corporate DEI.
Speaker 12: Yes, we want diversity and equity and inclusion, but we
Speaker 12: don't want it from Vasiline. Although I'm not going to
Speaker 12: front Vaciline has been there for the black community respect, Okay, so.
Speaker 3: Right, that's right. I'm moisturized. Okay.
Speaker 12: Look, man, real DEI is only going to come from
Speaker 12: black leadership. I don't know how to do it because
Speaker 12: I'm not a black leader, but I do know how
Speaker 12: to tell if it's working. Just keep an eye on
Speaker 12: right wing media. The more they're freaking out, the more
Speaker 12: progress we're making.
Speaker 10: Thank you for me all all my guess the night.
Speaker 5: It's an actor who started in the new Peacock series
Speaker 5: Apples Never Fall. Please welcome Alison grace Yea hello man,
Speaker 5: thanks for being hoes for having me. I am such
Speaker 5: a big fan of yours. Thank you true story you
Speaker 5: have been in.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'll tell you more. I will elaborate.
Speaker 5: You've been on two of maybe the biggest television shows
Speaker 5: known to man community.
Speaker 8: To have the biggest, biggest known to a small.
Speaker 4: Group of very avid fans. We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: We appreciate it so fierce fan base and also mad men.
Speaker 5: But I have to be on if my personal favorite
Speaker 5: is Glow. I was such a Glow super fan.
Speaker 4: I love my life.
Speaker 8: I know, I loved that of my life. I loved
Speaker 8: working on Glows so much. I've never felt like more
Speaker 8: of a badass. Hell yeah, but when I worked on it,
Speaker 8: we're doing our own stunts. I'm training on flipping women.
Speaker 8: Let's be honest, I'm getting flipped by women more. And
Speaker 8: that still felt cool.
Speaker 5: So it was so it was so inspiring. I love
Speaker 5: that show, and it was a real bummer to all
Speaker 5: the fans that it didn't come back. But I heard
Speaker 5: that it opened up an opportunity for you to explore
Speaker 5: more writing and produce it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, you know, I think there was something just about
Speaker 8: working with so many women, and that was the first time.
Speaker 8: I mean the show was created by Liz Flahive and
Speaker 8: Carly Mench and there were female directors, there were women
Speaker 8: behind the camera, there were women first ads. Just like
Speaker 8: in every department, female writers' rooms.
Speaker 3: I mean, like it.
Speaker 8: Sounds like it shouldn't be a thing that you have
Speaker 8: to say, wow, there were so many women on a set,
Speaker 8: but there were and even within the cast, you know,
Speaker 8: we were all learning how to wrestle, and each woman
Speaker 8: on the show was talented, you know, behind the scenes
Speaker 8: in their real life. They were dancers, there were singers,
Speaker 8: there were real wrestlers, and that was really inspiring to me.
Speaker 8: In the time that I was working on that show.
Speaker 8: I directed an episode, I wrote a few films that
Speaker 8: have been made, and like, it was very inspiring to
Speaker 8: me for sure. So tiring. I'm blushing, being so earnest, earnest,
Speaker 8: feel so vulnerable, a vulnerable telling.
Speaker 5: You my real feelings. You wear it well, they wear
Speaker 5: it well. And now you're part of this incredible Ensemble
Speaker 5: Apples Never Fall. I am obsessed with the show. I'd
Speaker 5: been in about three days, yes, which tells you how
Speaker 5: good the mystery is.
Speaker 4: It's a bingeable show.
Speaker 8: I feel like the episodes keep you wanting more.
Speaker 4: The book was great.
Speaker 8: It's based on a book by Leanne Moriarty. She wrote
Speaker 8: Big Little Lies. Nine Perfect Strangers also been made into
Speaker 8: buzzy shows, and yeah, it's I think the reason people
Speaker 8: really connect to it too is that it's about a
Speaker 8: family and a family that is not perfect, and every
Speaker 8: family has those idiosyncrasies and you kind of watch this
Speaker 8: family fall apart and come back together and sort of
Speaker 8: everybody has to like come to their own truth throughout
Speaker 8: the course of the.
Speaker 4: Show, and that they get stronger. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it explores all of these interesting themes
Speaker 5: about you know, it explores the invisible woman. It explores
Speaker 5: playing these roles in your family and then your family
Speaker 5: members seeing you in a different role.
Speaker 8: Definitely, the dynamics that we play in our family, and
Speaker 8: then sort of like all the things you sort of
Speaker 8: keep from your family members, and also they know some
Speaker 8: of your deepest secrets. Also, you can be honest with
Speaker 8: your family members in a way you can't with anybody else,
Speaker 8: and the things you say to your family members cut deeper.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know anyone else.
Speaker 8: The show will definitely make you want to call your mom.
Speaker 5: I think I can confirm that that's a thousand percent true.
Speaker 5: That's exactly how I felt. And your character Amy is
Speaker 5: described by her sister as I want to get this right,
Speaker 5: an emotional chaos sinkhole.
Speaker 4: Yeah so lovingly.
Speaker 5: Isn't that those are the words of a siblings Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 5: But you play her so beautifully and she's kind of
Speaker 5: this like hot mess on the surface, but you you
Speaker 5: play her like she's truly like one of the most
Speaker 5: emotionally evolved characters in the show.
Speaker 8: She's definitely the best communicator in this family. She's the
Speaker 8: only person who knows the word feeling, I think, and
Speaker 8: she uses it often. But yeah, I love that she
Speaker 8: wears her emotions on her sleeve. It was a fun
Speaker 8: part of the character to play. And I also think
Speaker 8: because she's a bit of a catastrophist, she sort of
Speaker 8: like gets all of her mess out early on. Other
Speaker 8: characters continue to be surprised and she's like, I've been there,
Speaker 8: I'm evolving now.
Speaker 5: You know, so that's ways Yeah, and the ensemble is incredible.
Speaker 5: The cast's Anette Benning, an all time icon.
Speaker 8: This was like a bucket list thing for me, working
Speaker 8: with a Net Truly, I like, I like get a
Speaker 8: little emotional talking about working with an at best.
Speaker 5: Do you see that she was attached to this thing?
Speaker 5: And were you just like, I don't need to read it.
Speaker 5: I don't need to know the character play her kitchen
Speaker 5: table if she don't.
Speaker 4: It was a Net Benning and.
Speaker 8: Sam Neil and I just was like, stop, Yes, they
Speaker 8: are the best icons and cool cats, Like just Sam
Speaker 8: Neil's rolling up like let's go to the cabaret and
Speaker 8: we did.
Speaker 1: Love that.
Speaker 4: That's your definition of a cool cat.
Speaker 8: I mean, how often does someone say I've bought us
Speaker 8: all tickets to the cabaret and you're like excited to go.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's amazing. Great it's and you.
Speaker 5: Were right there with them. You beautiful scenes with them.
Speaker 5: The show is so much fun. I also want to
Speaker 5: talk about you have an upcoming project coming up. It's
Speaker 5: a horror film, yes, with your husband Dave Franco.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 5: Now, when I think about the purpose of going to work,
Speaker 5: it's to get away from my husband, you feel differently
Speaker 5: about this.
Speaker 8: Is very much the opposite. Yes, especially this one. It's
Speaker 8: a horror film. I don't want to say too much
Speaker 8: about it. The film is called Together, and it's about
Speaker 8: the horrors of codependency. We play a couple that's been
Speaker 8: together over ten years and is a bit codependent. And
Speaker 8: you know, we spent two months on this choot together
Speaker 8: twenty four hours a day every day, producing this movie,
Speaker 8: acting in it all day every day, and I loved it.
Speaker 5: Can we push in on a close up to get
Speaker 5: the single cheer and I love the inside blink twice.
Speaker 4: I did love it.
Speaker 10: I just love it.
Speaker 14: I love my husband.
Speaker 4: I want him to be able to watch this later. Yes,
Speaker 4: it was really fun.
Speaker 8: It was really fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm very excited to see it. Congratulations on everything.
Speaker 5: I love the show so much. I cannot wait to
Speaker 5: see the movie. The entire season of Apple's Never Fall
Speaker 5: is now available on Peacock.
Speaker 14: Alison Green, I'll make a comment putting it well back
Speaker 14: in two thousand and nine, putting the dates on March
Speaker 14: thirty first, whoever created the trans day on that date
Speaker 14: new eventually it would fall on Easter.
Speaker 3: I guarantee I guarantee.
Speaker 14: They knew that, and now it happened.
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