教えて！ニュースライブ 正義のミカタ 2024年10月05日
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00:00:00I don't want to look at it. I'm a scientist in it
00:00:12Well, I must not bother all this to the setting of the cut-off consumer
00:00:16I don't think you saw Ben kill smasher. So I push you got a yamaguchi can they won't hold soga. How do you must? I don't think I see myself
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00:00:24Kokunai kokugai no news of them on Kano sensei no Mikata or a water a girl a
00:00:30Benkyo Soto you bang me there was I must get them all a panera die hostess Hong Kong's a Yamaguchi Kenomi
00:00:35I saw me he took it. Oh, thank you. I'll see you
00:00:39Thank you. I see a call you bang me there wasn't a
00:00:43Guy no, I don't want to end up with it. You must have
00:00:47Yes, I know she called a
00:00:49Newsman lineup Kona you not to know asgar. Nani Kakina news was I must got more devil. It's keen. I'm listening. I don't talk more
00:00:57Yeah, I don't do that. It's got them. We didn't do that. What can you must? I wish to make a smash
00:01:02Hakuna desu Kedo
00:01:03Okay, must I
00:01:05Send I never say
00:01:08So this is it. Shoot. Oh Joseph. It's a dog. You know what you are. You must have what you are. Go that side
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00:01:14Di goji Chuto sense of what parts nano car Iran guy surrender me missile
00:01:20Hako Hachiju patsu go a no harsha, so I couldn't want anything to cook. So I said you got to know Takahashi
00:01:25Kazo sensei, what's going on?
00:01:27So much more a coach. I know it's over. I'm good. I say
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00:01:43Got the no taboo gay geeks aれてそこでミサイルが飛び散ってるんだと思うんですけど
00:01:48よく見てるとやっぱり直撃弾というのが出ててあの撃墜されなかったミサイルもかなりあったようですね
00:01:56んでこういうのは4月も1回あったんですけどつぶきアメリカ
00:02:01イスラエル側は99%撃墜したと言ったんですけどはい今回は過半数撃墜しましたって言いましたから
00:02:08かなり打ちもろし打ち漏らしたのがあるのかなというのをっていうところ
00:02:12さあなぜミサイルが発射されたのかこちらをご覧ください
00:02:17豊富合戦じゃないかエスカレートする第5次中東戦争勃発なのか
00:02:21It's not a no-look you got it. Oh, that's good. Oh news. Yeah, they must have sent it's juicy
00:02:26It's a little bit Christian'sけどレバーノンのヒズボラヒズボラっていうのはテロ組織っていう考えでいいんですか
00:02:32まあイスラエルアメリカはテロ組織と言っててもちろんやってる人たちは自分たちは正義の抵抗組織と
00:02:39自分たちが正義の味方だと思ってはいこれ
00:02:42ちいさいですけどイスラエルの国の北側ですねこのレバーノンというところ
00:02:48レバーノンの南部が拠点拠点でそのヒズボラの人たちの持ってたポケベルが
00:02:55いきなり爆発したってことですかそうなんですねあのヒズボラの方も警戒してて
00:03:01スマホを使うでしょう
00:03:03スマホはイスラエルに見られているのがわかってるから
00:03:06位置もわかるしまずいスマホは使わないよねってポケベルにちょっとレベルを落としたんですよ
00:03:12でイスラエル側はそれを察知してて
00:03:14まあトンネル会社をつくってそこが台湾のポケベルメーカーから
00:03:19ライセンスをもらって全く同じポケベルをつくってでもそこに爆薬を仕掛けて中に事前に爆薬仕掛けてて
00:03:27そのヒズボラの人たち
00:03:30人々にが持っているそれが一斉になりだして5秒後に爆発して
00:03:372800人以上が死傷したとさあそちらの映像もご覧くださいどうぞ
00:03:44爆発音
00:03:46爆発音
00:03:48爆発音
00:03:50爆発音
00:03:52爆発音
00:03:54爆発音
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00:03:58さあこちらの映像なんですけども
00:04:00これどれぐらい時間で言うと1年以上前からこのポケベルを知らずに持ってたってことなんですか
00:04:10何ヶ月だと思うんですね
00:04:13何ヶ月
00:04:15おそらく何千もポケベルを配りますとどこかで事故で爆発しますよね
00:04:19そうするとばれちゃうから
00:04:21賞味期限があるんですよ
00:04:23そろそろ賞味期限かなというのでイスラエル側はじゃあやるかということだったと思うんですね
00:04:27やっぱり人間の心理よく読んでてなってすぐは取らないじゃないですか
00:04:31で1,2,3,4,5って顔に近づけたとこで爆発すると回復量は少なくても
00:04:39失明する人がたくさん出るということですよね
00:04:43そもそもちょっとこの先の前の話になりますけど
00:04:46そもそもそのイスラエルとレバノンのヒズボラ
00:04:50これは何で揉めている領土で揉めている
00:04:54イスラエル対イスラエルで中東の国々が揉めているのと同じ理由なんですか
00:05:00いやあのもともとはイスラエル軍がレバノン南部を占領してたんですね
00:05:04その抵抗運動としてヒズボラが出てきて
00:05:07イスラエル負けちゃったんですよ追い出されちゃった
00:05:10もう一回行こうって2006年にやったんですけどまた負けちゃったんですよね
00:05:13だからイスラエルとしては借りを返したいという気持ちはずっとあって緊張はしてたんですよ
00:05:19そしたらガザで戦争始まったでしょ
00:05:21だからヒズボラの方がガザと連隊してイスラエルと戦うんだってミサイルを撃ち始めたから
00:05:26イスラエルとハマスの
00:05:27そうなんですよハマスを応援したい
00:05:29でイスラエルはお前関係ないだろということで
00:05:32ハマスとの戦闘が一段落つきかかったんで今かなということで撃ち始めた
00:05:38で先月28日そのヒズボラの本部をイスラエル空爆しました
00:05:42ヒズボラの最高指導者ナスララ氏を殺害ということです
00:05:46今週火曜日ヒズボラを標的としてレバの南部に地上侵攻
00:05:51これ18年ぶりってことですか先生
00:05:53そうなんですねこのヒズボラとイスラエルの撃ち合いが始まって
00:05:59双方国境地帯の人が危なくて進めなくなって
00:06:02イスラエルでは6万人以上が南部に避難してるんですけど
00:06:05もう1年でしょもう故郷に帰りたいよ何とかしてくれよって政府に言うわけで
00:06:09そうだよな連中が帰れるようにしようということは
00:06:12ヒズボラと話し合って撃ち方をやめるかヒズボラを相当するかしかないと
00:06:17話し合いはやめて軍事力でということで入り始めたわけです
00:06:21ハマスに侵攻してるけどこっちでもレバのに侵攻するってことですか
00:06:25そうなんですねハマスと戦ってた部隊を北に移してるということで
00:06:30だから兵隊さんにしてみればずっと戦ってるわけで
00:06:34戦ってる気持ちもあるし予備役の新しい人たちも連れてきてますけど
00:06:38イスラエルの兵隊さんは大変ですね今ね
00:06:41っていう状況それに対してイスラエルと敵の関係であるイランが報復措置します
00:06:47イランがイスラエルに向けて180発以上のミサイルを発射
00:06:51先ほど一番最初に見たVTRですね
00:06:53イスラエルのネタニア府首相イランは大きな過ちを犯したその代償を払うことになります
00:07:00イスラエルがレバンの南米の地上侵攻を推し進めたのは
00:07:04ネタニア府首相の選挙に向けた思惑ってことがあるんですか
00:07:09ネタニア府さんって去年奇襲攻撃されたじゃないですか
00:07:14お前がぼんやりしてるからだってみんな思ってるわけじゃないですか
00:07:17でも今戦争してるから首相を追求するわけにもいかないよなってことで
00:07:21戦争をしてる限り彼は政治的に安全ですよね
00:07:25戦争をやめちゃったらお前が悪かったって言われるに決まってるし
00:07:29それからはネタニア府さんって汚職疑惑をたくさん掲げてて
00:07:33戦争が終わったら裁判が始まるんですよ
00:07:36戦争中は裁判始まらない?
00:07:38だって戦争してるのに首相が裁判所に行くわけにはいかないだろっていうのがネタニア府さんの議論で
00:07:46そうなんですか
00:07:47とみんな思ってるんですよ
00:07:49だからネタニア府はそんなこと言ってないですよ
00:07:51お国のために頑張ってるって言うけど
00:07:53みんなネタニア府は選挙もあるし汚職疑惑もあるし
00:07:57戦争続けたかったんじゃないかなってみんなは疑ってる
00:08:00藤井先生ここまで聞いてるとかなり中東がさらに危険な状態に
00:08:05これはね前の時もミサイル4月飛ばしてたじゃないですか
00:08:09あの時はもう
00:08:11それはどこのミサイル?
00:08:13イランがイスラエルにミサイルを飛ばして
00:08:17その時イスラエルは99%落とした
00:08:2199%かどうかわからないけどほとんど落としたので
00:08:24それでなんで99%落とせたかっていうと
00:08:26落とせるように撃ってると我々は認識してるんですよ
00:08:30イランは落とせるように迎撃されるように撃ってる
00:08:35だからプロレスファンの僕たちはこの火を使いたくないですけど
00:08:37いわばプロレスをやってるわけですよ
00:08:39なんかナックルパンチであんまり
00:08:42その見方は皆さんの見方なんですか?どうなんですか?
00:08:46そうなんですよ
00:08:48だからわざと今から撃ちますよ
00:08:52いいですかいいですかいいですかって準備してもらって
00:08:55速度の遅いドローンをいっぱい撃ったんですか?
00:08:57そうそうそう
00:08:58なんでそんなことしてるかって言ったら
00:09:00やっぱりパンって喧嘩売られたらね
00:09:02イスラエル側は喧嘩売られてるわけですよ
00:09:04イラン側はイスラエルが売られてて
00:09:06それですいませんとかやったら
00:09:08過去使えへんやんけお前はどうやんけってなるから
00:09:11なんじゃこりゃ?なんじゃこりゃ?ってやってはるんですよ
00:09:14っていうちょっと遠目からわっていう意味での
00:09:17オトロでも一応やってるんで
00:09:18落とされるミサイルを撃ってるって話
00:09:21千葉太郎先生みたいにやってはるわけ
00:09:23また古い話よ本当に
00:09:25そんな中仲間君とトモコさんから
00:09:27こんな質問来てますこちらご覧ください
00:09:29さあ仲間君今後
00:09:31じゃあ今後どんな展開になるんですか?
00:09:34先生の見方
00:09:35イスラエルは今回の報復として
00:09:37イランの石油関連施設を空爆する可能性が高い
00:09:42そうなると日本のガソリン代も高騰
00:09:45イランの石油関連施設を空爆しますか?イスラエルは
00:09:50イランって遠いんですよね
00:09:52だから難しいと思うんですけど
00:09:54この間イエメンを爆撃したんですよ
00:09:56しました風刺波っていう
00:09:59イスラエルイエメンの方が
00:10:01イスラエルイランより長いじゃないですか
00:10:04だから技術的にできるんですよ
00:10:06みんなそれを心配してるんですよ
00:10:09そしたらこの間バイデンさんが
00:10:11アメリカ
00:10:12アメリカのバイデン大統領が
00:10:13イスラエル石油関連施設攻撃するんですが
00:10:16今その話してますなんて言ったんで
00:10:18石油の価格がボーンと上がって
00:10:20ハリスさん選挙前に石油価格が上がったら困るから
00:10:23バイデンさんハリスさん落としたいのかなと思ってたら
00:10:26今朝この番組に合わせたかのように
00:10:286時頃バイデンさんが急に記者会見に
00:10:31予定外に現れて
00:10:33そのことはまだ決まってないんですよ
00:10:35急に全言をひっくり返したという
00:10:38今話し合ってますって言ったら
00:10:40アカンことをオパって言ってしまったんですか
00:10:42そうなんですよ
00:10:43でも今朝はしっかりしてて
00:10:46今朝はしっかりしてて
00:10:50日本の影響がガソリンで上がる
00:10:54トモコネイチは世界体制にならないように
00:10:56日本ができることはあるんですかということですけど
00:10:58日本は安倍政権時に築いた
00:11:00イランとのパイプが使えると
00:11:02石破政権が水面下で
00:11:04交渉し続けられるかにかかっているということではない
00:11:07日本が間に入るっていうことを
00:11:10そうなんですだからトランプさんの時は
00:11:12安倍さんと仲良かったじゃないですか
00:11:14で六本木のなんか居酒屋で飲みながら話が決まって
00:11:18じゃあ安倍くんイランに行って話しつけてくれる
00:11:21というところまで行って
00:11:22安倍さんイランまで行きましたね
00:11:24それは日本のその六本木の食事会で決まったってことなの
00:11:27まあそこで
00:11:28っていう風に言われてるの
00:11:29この間その居酒屋に行って私確認してきたんですけど
00:11:32居酒屋に行っただけでしょ
00:11:36そしたら居酒屋のおじさんが
00:11:37その話いいですか
00:11:40先進めてください
00:11:42で安倍さんが言ったんですけど結構話はまとまらなかった
00:11:45話はまとまらなかったけど
00:11:47まあ日本が一生懸命やってるなっていうのは
00:11:49印象として
00:11:51本郷さんここまで聞いてて
00:11:54第5次中東戦争勃発か
00:11:57第5次これが飛び出してやっぱり第3次になってしまう
00:12:01というような気もするのよね
00:12:03これでも戦争が起きてる
00:12:05先程藤井さんが言うて
00:12:0699%を打ち落とせる
00:12:10それは欲しいやと思うねイランもね
00:12:13イスラエルに対して
00:12:14いや俺らもやるけども落とせよって
00:12:17世間体が悪いから
00:12:19っていうのもあるけども
00:12:20今回は着弾してるし
00:12:22イスラエル側は被害は言えへんよ
00:12:25でもかなりの被害出てると思うねんけども
00:12:28そもそもねこれ
00:12:29ハマスがイランのイベントでやったっていうこと
00:12:32ハマスがイスラエルのイベント時に
00:12:35テロ攻撃
00:12:36そうそれもあるし
00:12:37どこかで線引いて
00:12:39そこに立ち戻って
00:12:41やっぱり話し合いになるのか分かれへんけども
00:12:45イランっていう大国があんねんから
00:12:47イランとかサウジとか
00:12:49他のところはまだ平和な感じやねんけども
00:12:52イランとかそこの民族性が分かれへんねんけども
00:12:56風車派とかそういうのがあんねんけども
00:12:59だけど安倍さんが言ってやってっていうポーズでもいいじゃないですか
00:13:04だけど石破さんって
00:13:06俺コロコロコロコロ
00:13:07言うこと変わってる
00:13:08出てくるじゃないですか
00:13:10俺石破さんって選挙前よりか
00:13:13選挙後のほうが結構
00:13:15起動修正しきてんなと思ってんのよね
00:13:19だから石破さんがどこまで動けるか
00:13:22日本の外務大臣もね
00:13:24これもどうなんかなって
00:13:26っていう話もありますけど
00:13:27さあ一体どうなるのかってことでございますけども
00:13:30和尾先生どうもありがとうございました
00:13:32さあ続いていきましょう
00:13:34この後は石破新政権の味方に行きたいと思います
00:13:37作るのはいつだって人の喜び
00:13:40未来にだって
00:13:42例えばベルビーングの新しい形
00:13:45土地活用スマイルを超えて
00:13:48もっと創造の先へ
00:13:50神話グループ
00:13:52作るのはいつだって人の喜び
00:13:55未来にだって
00:13:57例えば食と暮らしの新しい関係
00:14:00土地活用スマイルを超えて
00:14:03もっと創造の先へ
00:14:05神話グループ
00:14:10丸亀製麺のできたてのうどんは?
00:14:13この香りが
00:14:17丸亀製麺にはすべての店に
00:14:19麺職人がいる
00:14:21丸亀製麺
00:14:23あれ日村さん髪型変えた?
00:14:25ダイヤは富士富士
00:14:28ホイールも富士富士富士
00:14:32かっこいいねこれ
00:14:33あんま触んないで
00:14:34お店もネットも
00:14:35ダイヤは富士
00:14:3740過ぎてから
00:14:39ちょっとずつ前と違うな
00:14:41感じます
00:14:42年とともに内臓脂肪がつきやすく
00:14:44腸も衰えます
00:14:45どうにかして
00:14:46そこで体の代わりめにガセリ菌
00:14:48落とせ内臓脂肪
00:14:49増やせ全玉菌
00:14:50新ガセリ
00:14:53ソニーソンポの火災保険
00:14:55ネット保険って保障が不安?
00:14:57ソニーソンポは自然災害まで幅広く保障
00:15:00さらに新しく建て直せる学を受け取れる
00:15:03安い
00:15:04そっかソニーソンポの火災保険か
00:15:06ですです
00:15:08ポリデント
00:15:09部分いればに問題は?
00:15:10いいえ
00:15:11待って
00:15:12お口としては汚れが心配
00:15:13そう
00:15:14汚れは隠れてる
00:15:15ポリデントの発泡パワーは
00:15:17隅々まで徹底洗浄
00:15:19試そ
00:15:20お口が選ぶならポリデント
00:15:22高級宿がお得な特別セール
00:15:25楽天トラベルラグジュアリーデイズ
00:15:27憧れの高級宿が最大20%オフ
00:15:30さらにポイント20倍のプランも
00:15:32ご予約は15日まで
00:15:34楽天モバイルならさらにお得
00:15:43この弾力
00:15:45癖になる
00:15:49カバやタフ組
00:15:50新フレーバーも
00:15:53アーモア変わります
00:15:5420ギガから
00:15:5530ギガに
00:15:56料金そのまま
00:15:5830ギガに
00:15:59みんなに嬉しい
00:16:0030ギガ
00:16:012970円
00:16:03もうアーモアでよくない
00:16:05アーモサイト来てね
00:16:07肌荒れ対策なら
00:16:09イハダで決まり
00:16:10抗生性ワセリン配合
00:16:12肌荒れを予防する
00:16:14ダブルの有効成分を
00:16:15閉じ込める
00:16:17いい感じ
00:16:20薬用ローション
00:16:22人の動きが戻り
00:16:24交通費の申請ミスが戻り
00:16:26行動制限も緩和され
00:16:27本体温まで強化され
00:16:29戻ってきた日常が
00:16:30愛おしい
00:16:31戻ってきた日常が
00:16:32恐ろしい
00:16:34それ楽々生産で解決
00:16:38食べてる食べてる
00:16:39うま
00:16:40すこやかになれ
00:16:41すこやかになれ
00:16:43ママのも届けてました
00:16:45ちゃんと届いてるけど
00:16:47ビスコは生きて腸に届く乳酸菌
00:16:49ビスコ
00:16:52小さくても楽しても
00:16:55かまわないから
00:16:59お願い
00:17:00ちゃんとした家族総
00:17:04大阪祭典
00:17:08生放送でお送りしている
00:17:09正義の味方続いては
00:17:10石場新総理の味方です
00:17:13過去を裁った国による総裁選を勝ち抜いた
00:17:16石場新総理
00:17:17しかし自民党内では
00:17:19早くも不協和音が生じているようです
00:17:21今週就任した石場新総理大臣
00:17:25だが前途は多難のようだ
00:17:30新政権はできる限り早期に
00:17:33国民の審判を受けることが重要である
00:17:37考えており
00:17:39主条件が整えば
00:17:4110月27日に
00:17:43国民の審判を受けることが重要である
00:17:46国民の審判を受けることが重要である
00:17:48国民の審判を受けることが重要である
00:17:5010月27日に
00:17:52解散総選挙を行いたいと
00:17:54考えております
00:17:57総理に就任する前にもかかわらず
00:18:00解散を表明
00:18:03総裁選前の会見では
00:18:05早期解散に否定的だったのに
00:18:08勝利すると
00:18:09この表現無理
00:18:12そして石場新総理に
00:18:14党内からは反旗を翻す者も
00:18:18決戦投票を戦った高市氏
00:18:21小林氏にポストを打診するも断られ
00:18:26さらに最高顧問に選んだ麻生氏も
00:18:29集合写真を拒否するかのような行動
00:18:34さらにさらに
00:18:36自らが選んだ新閣僚にも
00:18:38党内から批判の声が
00:18:42かつて安倍元総理のことを
00:18:44国族と発言し
00:18:461年間の役職停止処分を受けていた人物や
00:18:50詐欺事件に関わった企業から
00:18:52献金を受けていた人物も
00:18:55そして総理自身にもひもこが
00:18:59旧石場派に
00:19:00政治資金収支報告書への
00:19:02不記載の疑いがあることが判明したのだ
00:19:07今週行われた世論調査によると
00:19:10調査を始めた2001年の小泉内閣以降
00:19:14発足直後の内閣支持率としては
00:19:17岸田内閣に次いで2番目に低い
00:19:22極めつけは新内閣の集合写真に対して
00:19:26見た目がみすぼらしいだらし内閣と
00:19:30SNS上で国評される始末
00:19:35善とたなんの船出になった石場新総理大臣
00:19:38待ち構えるのは苦難の道なのか
00:19:44このニュースに関して
00:19:45海原智子さんからこんな質問が
00:19:48ミサイルマン岩部賀博の
00:19:50イラストとともにご覧ください
00:19:54石場さんは
00:19:55意見が少しぶれているように感じます
00:19:58今後はどうする考えですか
00:20:01教えてください
00:20:04さあ智子姉ちゃん
00:20:05確かに総裁選の時の言っていることと
00:20:08総裁になってから言うことが
00:20:10なんかあれ全然違うやんっていうのが
00:20:13われわれ見ててもね
00:20:14そんなこと言ってなかったやんとか
00:20:16それもうなくなるの?みたいなところの数々
00:20:19まあでもなんかそういう人多いですよね
00:20:22そうよね
00:20:23とにかく総裁選で勝つっていうのが
00:20:25目的だからっていうところで
00:20:27だから嫌なんでしょ
00:20:28勝つためやったんかなって思うし
00:20:30なったらなんか
00:20:31それはなかったことにするのはちょっとずるない?
00:20:34そうです忘れてる
00:20:35毎回選挙の時とか思うんですけど
00:20:37聞いた方忘れてると思ってそれ言ってんのかな
00:20:39と思うぐらい
00:20:40ちゃうこと言うじゃないですか
00:20:42どうなってるんですか?
00:20:43っていうところね
00:20:44今後選挙もあるしっていうところでございますから
00:20:47さあ行きましょうこのニュース
00:20:48この方に教えていただきます
00:20:49元日本テレビ解説員
00:20:51中田町を知り尽くし分かりやすく丁寧な解説がモットーの
00:20:55政治ジャーナリスト青山和弘先生です
00:20:57よろしくお願いします
00:20:59支持率もだから2番目に悪いスタート
00:21:03そうですねあんまり良いとは言えないですね
00:21:05っていうところ
00:21:06ご主義相場としては
00:21:07多分この番組もそうですけど
00:21:09連日これやっていくとさらにどんどん下がっていく
00:21:11っていうことも十分かけられます
00:21:13そんな状況でございます
00:21:15さあ行きましょう石場新総について
00:21:17青山先生の見方はどうぞ
00:21:19石場カラーをいきなり封印
00:21:21国民の信用を失えば政権は窮地に
00:21:25政権は窮地にいくんじゃないんでしょうか
00:21:29この後詳しくやります
00:21:31日曜朝はグッドモーニング
00:21:3310月6日スタート
00:21:36一目惚れ
00:21:37いただきます
00:21:39食べるぜ
00:21:40食べるぜ
00:21:45今年もうまいね
00:21:47うまい
00:21:50いいね
00:21:51ありがとう
00:21:53さすが一目惚れ
00:21:55何でも合うね
00:21:56このうまさまさに一目惚れ
00:22:01何か言えよ
00:22:02開け食欲宮城舞一目惚れキャンペーン中
00:22:06バイトに見て応募しました
00:22:09私たちも
00:22:10ベルカム多様性の時代
00:22:12バイトルは多様性のある職場作りを応援しています
00:22:15みんなが選べるバイトルアプリディップ
00:22:18社員ならバイトルネクスト
00:22:21何かが変わってる
00:22:23どこかが変わってる
00:22:25ピークリスプ
00:22:27ピークリスプ
00:22:28何かが変わってる
00:22:30気づかぬうちに袋になったよ
00:22:33カルビークリスプよろしくね
00:22:36いいものここから東京インテリア
00:22:39ベッドフェアで変わる
00:22:40機能
00:22:41楽に着る
00:22:42デザイン
00:22:43迷っちゃう
00:22:44マットレス
00:22:45寝る姿勢めっちゃ大事
00:22:46マクラーも
00:22:47この心地よさ
00:22:48無重力
00:22:49ベッドフェア
00:22:5010月5日からプレゼントも
00:22:51カムテクト
00:22:52はぁ…
00:22:53はげき下がりが心配
00:22:55ですよね
00:22:56はいそんなあなたに
00:22:57カムテクト
00:22:59重曹で歯垢を徹底除去
00:23:01刺繍病予防
00:23:03健康の歯茎から噛む力
00:23:05カムテクト
00:23:08ネットソンポは不安かい?
00:23:10ネットソンポは不安かい?
00:23:13ネットソンポはまだ不安かい?
00:23:17ネットソンポの自己対応が不安なら
00:23:19いいデザインソンポ
00:23:22スマースフォト
00:23:25広島君
00:23:26赤いキスネって
00:23:28鰹節そのものが入ってるんだよ
00:23:31え、聞いてなかったです
00:23:32広島君
00:23:33赤いキスネと緑のタンのうち
00:23:36あなたはたくさんの波を越えてきた
00:23:40いつだって今が一番好き
00:23:43そんなあなたに
00:23:45ミツイのシニアサービスレジデンス
00:23:49ミツイ不動産グループ
00:23:51丸亀製麺のうードーナツ
00:23:54秋は断然焼き芋味
00:23:56いやいや絶対ピザ味ですよ
00:23:58もちもちが止まらない
00:24:00新作が止まらない
00:24:01丸亀うードーナツ
00:24:02食べてもいい?
00:24:03いただきます
00:24:04ダメだ
00:24:05アルアル製麺
00:24:06カーといえばグーネット
00:24:08初めての中古車選び
00:24:10何から始めたらいいですか?
00:24:11掲載台数ナンバーワン
00:24:13グーネット
00:24:14たくさんあるから
00:24:15いい車が見つかるんですね
00:24:17中古車選びは
00:24:18グーネットプロット
00:24:22秋のスパッドシューズはデザインいろいろ
00:24:24スニーカータイプにブーツタイプ
00:24:27サイドゴアまで
00:24:30もちろん手を使わず
00:24:31立ったまま履けます
00:24:32お得な感謝祭開催中
00:24:34行ってみよう
00:24:36いらっしゃいませ
00:24:37ホンジュコミです
00:24:39おいしくなーれ
00:24:40私にも地球にも
00:24:42そして
00:24:43おいしくなーれ
00:24:44未来にも
00:24:45パンの幸せを
00:24:46遥か未来まで
00:24:48富士パンホンジュコミ
00:24:50キャンペーン中
00:24:51楽天トラベルいい湯だな
00:24:55楽天トラベル好用だ
00:24:59温泉宿が20%オフ
00:25:01ボーナスプログラム開始
00:25:02楽天トラベル
00:25:04楽天モバイルならさらにお得
00:25:06これもらって
00:25:07詰め込みすぎよ
00:25:08これなら大リニューアルした
00:25:10アタック抗菌EX
00:25:11牛乳詰め込み洗いでも
00:25:13汚れ匂いを強力洗浄
00:25:15牛乳
00:25:17絆もキュンキュン
00:25:18アタック抗菌EX除菌タイプも
00:25:21生放送でお送りしている
00:25:22正義の味方今週スタートした
00:25:24石場信頼家君に対する
00:25:25中間君の疑問こちらでございます
00:25:29さあ今回の素格のポイント
00:25:30どこですか
00:25:31中間君
00:25:33この素格
00:25:34中間君はどう見ましたか
00:25:36そんな詳しくないから
00:25:38知らない方も
00:25:39チラホラいらっしゃる
00:25:41っていうところ
00:25:42まあなんだろう
00:25:44パッとしない
00:25:45パッとしない
00:25:46見た目だけで
00:25:47見た目だけで言うのも申し訳ないけど
00:25:49パッとしないっていう印象
00:25:50さあ先生の見方
00:25:51人脈がないから
00:25:53非主流派の在庫一掃内閣に
00:25:56肝心なところは実力者頼み
00:25:59っていうことで
00:26:00まず非主流派が多いんですか
00:26:02非主流派ってことは
00:26:03安倍派元安倍派じゃないってことですか
00:26:06安倍派だけじゃなくてですね
00:26:07まあこれまでやっぱり
00:26:08安倍政権菅政権岸田政権
00:26:10って言ってやっぱり
00:26:11中心を歩いてきたような人ではなくて
00:26:13今まで石場さんがそうだったんですけど
00:26:15要は日陰にいた人
00:26:17そういう人たちを今まで
00:26:19あんまり使われてこなかった人
00:26:21一気に使ったと
00:26:23いう感じなんですね
00:26:24だからわりと久しぶりに入った人も多い
00:26:26村上さんなんて小泉内閣以来の
00:26:28二度目の入閣ですし
00:26:29あとはもう新人が圧倒的に多いんですね
00:26:31やっぱり石場さんの支持者からが多い
00:26:34あとやっぱりこの
00:26:35とにかく石場さんってやっぱ
00:26:36人脈があんまりないんだな
00:26:38ってことが露呈してるんですね
00:26:39要は自分に近い人とか
00:26:42あとは国防属しかいないんですよ
00:26:44例えば外務大臣も防衛大臣経験者
00:26:47防衛大臣も防衛大臣経験者
00:26:50自民党の政調会長も小野寺さんもそうなんですね
00:26:53防衛属か自分に近い非主流派
00:26:57肝心なのはやっぱりポイントは
00:27:00官房長官だと思いますよ
00:27:02官房長官って安倍さんの時の菅さんみたいに
00:27:04自分を内閣の要望役として
00:27:07要望役ですね
00:27:08やっぱり自分のために命がけで
00:27:10スフォークスマンもやり
00:27:12霞が関にも睨みを聞かせっていう
00:27:14一番大事なポジションなんだけど
00:27:16なんと岸田さんの政権の速しさも続投させた
00:27:19この人は自分に近い人でもないし
00:27:22ただ実力があって岸田さんにお世話になった
00:27:24っていうのはわかるんだけど
00:27:26こういう実力者を頼みにするしかない
00:27:29他にいないのかな
00:27:31石破さん周りにというのが
00:27:33やっぱり露呈した感じですね
00:27:34あと財務大臣の
00:27:36どこだろう財務大臣
00:27:37加藤さんもそうですね
00:27:38この人も実は決戦投票
00:27:40この人は高市さんに入れてるんですよ
00:27:42だけども
00:27:43そうなんですか
00:27:44だけどもやっぱり使わざるを得ない
00:27:45やっぱ財務大臣に責任な人が
00:27:47周りにいないんだなというところ
00:27:49高橋洋一先生
00:27:51この素格どう見ますか
00:27:55在庫一層っていうかね
00:27:57多分不良在庫一層
00:27:59不良在庫一層
00:28:00さらに問わせていただきます
00:28:02藤井先生は
00:28:03要はね
00:28:05高市さんに入れたのは確かね
00:28:07清一さんと加藤さんね
00:28:09これはだから高市さんが押し込んだんだろうから
00:28:12これはまともなんだけど
00:28:13あとねちょっとまともって浅尾さんなんだけど
00:28:15この人も浅尾さんっていてね
00:28:17これも浅尾さんなんだよね
00:28:19だからやっぱり自前のところは
00:28:21本当のジャンクって感じはしますね
00:28:23ジャンクですか
00:28:24他の押し込んだ人は結構いい人はいるけど
00:28:26藤井先生
00:28:27とにかく次選挙するから
00:28:29選挙までのってことでもなくて
00:28:31いやこれはだってね
00:28:32考えてみてくださいよ
00:28:33もう総理大臣になりたいと思った
00:28:34オッサンが一人おったと
00:28:35そうですよ
00:28:36僕総理大臣になりたいなと思えたわけですよ
00:28:38そしたらね
00:28:39まず最初何考えるかというと
00:28:41素格を考えるわけなんですよ
00:28:42その時一番勘弁は
00:28:44僕が総理大臣になったらこいつ官房長官
00:28:46その小芝居よろしいか
00:28:48それと財務大臣誰に
00:28:51この二つなんですよ
00:28:52この二つを考えるはずなのに
00:28:55それが借り物なわけでしょ
00:28:57何考えとったんやこいつって思いますよ
00:28:59ずっと前から総理になりたい総理になりたい
00:29:01総理大臣になりたかったんやろ自分って思いますよ
00:29:03なりたかったんちゃうんちゃうんかお前って
00:29:05っていうところもある
00:29:06責任ある立場になった時に
00:29:07党内野党やから批判してて
00:29:10でも自分が中心になったら
00:29:12批判される側やから
00:29:14コロコロコロコロ
00:29:15まあ石破さんの気持ち分かりますよ
00:29:17コロコロ変えてやっていかな
00:29:19やりきれへんと
00:29:20俺ただね防衛大臣と外務大臣がね
00:29:23これアメリカの2プラス2でね
00:29:25ちゃんと喋れるのかなとか思うんですよ
00:29:272プラス2
00:29:28えーっと外務大臣と防衛大臣
00:29:31国防属の二人ですよね
00:29:332プラス2のね
00:29:35ちゃんとアメリカと対等に渡っていけるのか
00:29:37話し合っていけるのか
00:29:39さあそんな石破新総理
00:29:41こちらご覧ください
00:29:43改めて党内コントロールできないんじゃないの
00:29:45本郷さん今言ってましたけれども
00:29:47新総理でございますけど
00:29:49党役員の重鎮菅さん
00:29:52森山幹事長いいなり
00:29:54森山幹事長って石破さん派じゃないんですか
00:29:58石破派ではないんですけれども
00:29:59党内をまとめるのに
00:30:01最も落ち着いた人を選んだ
00:30:04この人を頼りにするしかないと
00:30:06石破さんの側近にはやっぱり
00:30:07敵にいないんですよ幹事長
00:30:09今回はやっぱり高石さんをしてね
00:30:11高石さんも党内の今や実力者ですから
00:30:14両挙党という感じにするという考えもあるんですけれども
00:30:18やはり石破さんは高石さんを幹事長にするのは
00:30:20怖くてできなかったですね
00:30:22っていうところ
00:30:23そして麻生さんは写真撮影拒否っていう
00:30:27これはそういうのっていうのは
00:30:30どこまで失礼なのか
00:30:32そんなのよくあるようなのかどうなのか
00:30:34ちょっとねやっぱりそういう意味では
00:30:35感情的な行動ですけれども
00:30:37要はもう石破さんと一緒に写真写ること自体が
00:30:40もう生理的に嫌なんです
00:30:41麻生さんは石破さんにね
00:30:43総理大臣の時にやめろって言われて
00:30:45そのこと今でも
00:30:47麻生内閣の時に石破さんにやめろって言われた
00:30:51恨みがあるから
00:30:52自民党総裁選の決戦投票でも高石さんにして
00:30:56でも結果石破さんになったってなった
00:30:59まあ一応最高顧問は引き受けるけど
00:31:02写真は引き受けるとは言ってない
00:31:04もう俺の個見に関わると
00:31:06そういうことだ
00:31:07自民党の僕は自民党の最高顧問であって
00:31:10石破政権は関係ないという立場ですよね
00:31:13あの写真の拒否の理由は
00:31:14そうそうだから石破政権をサポートするわけじゃなくて
00:31:16自民党の最高顧問として
00:31:18それも次も含めて顧問してやるということです
00:31:20高橋先生はどう
00:31:21いや中国ではね最高顧問って普通ないんだよね
00:31:23そうですね
00:31:24ないから急に作られたから
00:31:26まあ関連に従って今まで移ってないだろう
00:31:28っていうのが多分麻生さんの言い分ですけど
00:31:30まあ党の規約に言うのはないポジション
00:31:32最高顧問
00:31:34なんとなく作ってあげたっていう感じだったんでしょ
00:31:36っていうところ
00:31:37だから僕らの責任もないし勝手にどうぞ
00:31:39ってことでしょ
00:31:41麻生さんからすると
00:31:43石破市の党内基盤弱い
00:31:45重鎮に頼らざるを得ない
00:31:47選挙で勝つまで我慢
00:31:49我慢我慢と話すが
00:31:51さあ選挙どうなるか分かりませんよ
00:31:53そういうことですねやっぱりあの
00:31:55そうは言ってもね石破さんが党内野党なら分かってた
00:31:57自民党を変えるって言うから
00:31:59じゃあそういう人を今回は
00:32:01総理にしようってことでまあ選ばれてるわけですよ
00:32:03だからある程度その
00:32:05非主流派が多く入ったりしてもいいんだけど
00:32:07でもそうは言っても
00:32:09自分の側近にこう重い人がいないから
00:32:11こういう人が出てきて
00:32:13いきなり選挙の時期をですね
00:32:15早くしろとか
00:32:17もう今まで言ってたことと全然違う
00:32:19総裁選の前の時は
00:32:21予算委員会までやって
00:32:23議論をしてから
00:32:25その議論を皆さん国民に聞いていただいて
00:32:27どうぞって
00:32:29って言ってたのに
00:32:31いきなり撤回しちゃって
00:32:33それはね選挙に勝つまで我慢もいいんだけど
00:32:35石破さんらしくなくなってんじゃないの
00:32:37石破さんにした理由ってなんだったんだっけ
00:32:39というところにもう疑問符がつくような
00:32:41事態になってる
00:32:43逆に選挙にマイナスじゃないかということなんですね
00:32:45高橋先生の見方解散は森山幹事長が決めた
00:32:49石破氏はすでに党の言いなり状態
00:32:51森山幹事長が決めた
00:32:53っていうのは本当なんですか
00:32:55そうですよ
00:32:57私の仕事って究極的に言うと2つしかないんですよ
00:32:591個は総改
00:33:01総改全部仮問でしょ
00:33:03もうやってないでしょ仕事
00:33:05あともう1個は解散です
00:33:07本当に2個しかないこれは総理経験者に
00:33:09私聞いたことあるんですよ
00:33:11仕事は何ですかと言ったら2つだけだと
00:33:13解散と人事だけだと
00:33:15ただ人事はやりすぎると良くないから解散だけ
00:33:17解散をすればするほど力強くなるから
00:33:19これは俺だけが決める
00:33:21それを2つとも放棄しちゃったんですよね
00:33:25これも本当に
00:33:27本物は予算委員会の後やろうと思ったけど
00:33:29森山さん幹事長が
00:33:31それはちょっとほっとくと何が出るかわからないから
00:33:33すぐやれってことですよ
00:33:35つまり予算委員会なんかやる意味が全くないってことで
00:33:37自民党にとってはね
00:33:39小泉ジュニアの時の戦略なんですよ
00:33:41そのままの勢いでグワッと行こうと
00:33:43それと顔が変わったのに
00:33:45それにやらされてるわけですよね
00:33:47だって実力者は幹事長だからしょうがないでしょ
00:33:491個ね
00:33:51ぜひ小組の皆さんに知っておいてもらいたいんですけど
00:33:53石川さんは長年の持論で
00:33:55こういうような解散は
00:33:57憲法違反だとずっと言い続けてたんですよ
00:33:59憲法違反ちょっとわかりやすく
00:34:01どういうことかというとね
00:34:03解散権というものが今あるかのように言われてるけど
00:34:05憲法をよく読むと
00:34:07どう考えても解散をするのは
00:34:09内閣不信任案が
00:34:11可決されて内閣不信任という風に
00:34:13議会が言ってきた時に
00:34:15それは何言うてんねん
00:34:17お前ら解散じゃっていう権利は
00:34:19認められてるんですよ憲法67条なんですかね
00:34:21認められていて
00:34:23それだけが解散の根拠なんだから
00:34:25だから今までやったらこう安倍さんだとかね
00:34:27みんなが解散してる時に
00:34:29憲法違反だって批判してきたんですよ
00:34:31だからねこれまで言ったら前言から考える
00:34:33今回だけのことじゃなくて
00:34:35彼の政治信条からしてこういうような
00:34:37解散っていうのは
00:34:39政治理念からして絶対ダメなはずなんですよ
00:34:41ところがそれをコロッとやってるわけでしょ
00:34:43どうでか
00:34:45オリス論と言って間違ってるんだけど
00:34:47だからそれは批判するために
00:34:49言ってる時はそうなっちゃうわけ
00:34:51批判するために言ってる人がその立場になると
00:34:53本当に無茶苦茶になるんですよ
00:34:55さあそんな中
00:34:57こちらご覧ください
00:34:59石橋新内閣のスキャンダル続出
00:35:01さあこれ一旦
00:35:03どういうことなんでしょうか
00:35:05世界は今こんなになっていた
00:35:11池上2時間今夜
00:35:15リアトツウエスト
00:35:19大腸のこと
00:35:21調べてみたんだけど
00:35:23あなたも便通が乱れてるでしょ
00:35:25それ大腸に問題ありかも
00:35:27薬品のザカードは
00:35:29三つの菌と薬効成分が
00:35:31大腸の状態を正常に近づけていく
00:35:33一緒に始めよう
00:35:35スマホにもパソコンにも
00:35:37インターネットの進化の裏にはフジクラがいます
00:35:39そしてこれSWR
00:35:41次世代の光ファイバーです
00:35:43スパイダーウェブレボン
00:35:45一言で言うならビヨン
00:35:47新しい世界線フジクラ
00:35:49国民教祭
00:35:53みんなの声からできた
00:35:55マイカー教祭は
00:35:57助け合いの保障だからお手頃です
00:36:01マイカー教祭
00:36:03キャンペーン実施中
00:36:05サクサクでおいしそう
00:36:07部分いればに今おすすめなのは
00:36:09ホリグリップ
00:36:11極細のズルは薄く伸びてピタッとフィット
00:36:13挟まりにくい
00:36:15歯ぐけに安定&快適フィットも
00:36:19スマレッジは圧倒的に
00:36:21機能的にシンプルなので
00:36:231個のボタンで更新できるんですよ
00:36:25一括で変わるというのは
00:36:27今までなかったことなので
00:36:29そこがたぶんすごいところ
00:36:31幸せになってます
00:36:33幸せしかないです
00:36:37コンソメパーティーは
00:36:39ただのコンソメじゃない
00:36:41アジアも
00:36:43アジアも
00:36:45アジアも
00:36:47アジアも
00:36:49アジアも
00:36:51アジアも
00:36:55アジアも
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00:38:49It seems that scandals are continuing at the Ishibashin Cabinet, the ally of justice, which is broadcasting live.
00:38:55Please take a look here.
00:38:58Three people.
00:39:00First of all, Mr. Taira, who has become the digital minister who is said to have suffered from the Bunshun Law.
00:39:05What does this mean, a compensation from a fraudulent company?
00:39:08Well, it's a story that I was usually compensated from a fraudulent company.
00:39:12Of course, if you're compensated for something like this,
00:39:15You're going to be looked at as if you've been compensated for the bad money you made by fraud.
00:39:21It seems that Mr. Taira is considering a compensation.
00:39:24Mr. Ishibashi, what do you think about the corruption of the former Ishibasha Politburo?
00:39:31Well, in short, it's a mistake.
00:39:33It means that there was a fraudulent mistake.
00:39:35Well, now that there are a lot of problems with politics and money,
00:39:38It's an indication that the Prime Minister may have made a mistake.
00:39:42If you don't do this properly before you win the general election,
00:39:47You'll be pulled to your feet when you win.
00:39:49Well, I have to do my job properly.
00:39:52You have to do it yourself or your secretary has to do it properly.
00:39:55Mr. Murakami, who became the Prime Minister,
00:39:57In the past, he made a statement against Prime Minister Abe.
00:40:01Can you tell me a little bit about his one-year-long suspension of office?
00:40:04Actually, Mr. Murakami was anti-Abe anyway.
00:40:09When Mr. Murakami passed away and was running for prime minister,
00:40:13I said I was against the prime minister.
00:40:15Because he was a nationalist.
00:40:17He said he destroyed a lot of Japan.
00:40:20As expected, he was the prime minister for seven years and eight months.
00:40:25He was called a nationalist from within the party.
00:40:27After all, it was too disconcerting.
00:40:29That's why he was suspended from office.
00:40:31But this time, I was asked a lot about this issue.
00:40:34What's going on, Mr. Murakami?
00:40:35I was asked, but I apologized to my family.
00:40:38But I've been speaking my mind so far.
00:40:40I've never shown much regret.
00:40:44Especially this former Abe faction.
00:40:46Even now, there are a lot of people who respect and love former Prime Minister Abe.
00:40:50Why did you make him prime minister?
00:40:52In addition, the prime minister is a rather important post.
00:40:54It's a voice that you have to do.
00:40:56There are a lot of people who are anti-Abe now.
00:40:58There are almost no former Abe faction members in this new cabinet.
00:41:03Almost none at all.
00:41:04I was able to easily imagine that he was in a situation where there was no one at all.
00:41:10I'd like to ask Mr. Aoyama.
00:41:12You know, the prime minister came out right away.
00:41:16I don't think he had a physical checkup.
00:41:18I think he was in a sluggish state.
00:41:22I don't think Mr. Taira should have returned this.
00:41:26My comedian junior also took pictures with various anti-Abe people.
00:41:33He disappeared from TV.
00:41:36I don't think he can be on TV.
00:41:37I don't think he should be on TV.
00:41:40And the Minister of Agriculture.
00:41:42It was on the Sankei Shimbun in the past.
00:41:44I heard that he had a love contract with a female student.
00:41:49I wonder if that's the case.
00:41:51I think he'll come out again after this.
00:41:56I think the prime minister will come out in various ways.
00:41:58Anyway, I'm sure the physical examination time was extremely short.
00:42:01And even if it's a physical examination, it's not that detailed.
00:42:06There are parts that I don't understand.
00:42:08Especially this time, there are a lot of new people who are non-mainstream.
00:42:12I think it's dangerous in many ways.
00:42:15I'd like to ask you two more questions.
00:42:17First of all, the first-person interview.
00:42:19I'll do it yesterday.
00:42:20I'd like to know how it went.
00:42:22I'd like to know how you're going to get the money for the election.
00:42:26I'd like to know how you're going to get the money for the election.
00:42:31I'd like to know how you're going to get the money for the election.
00:42:35I had a first-person interview yesterday.
00:42:37I have to pay attention to what kind of politics Mr. Ishiba is going to do.
00:42:42I have to pay attention to what kind of politics Mr. Ishiba is going to do.
00:42:45I've been advocating a lot of things in the general election.
00:42:49For example, financial income tax.
00:42:51Asia Bank.
00:42:53For example, making a fair law.
00:42:55For example, making a fair law.
00:42:57For example, making a fair law.
00:42:59There's nothing left.
00:43:01All that's left is the disaster prevention bill and the local tax increase.
00:43:06I think there's a good reason for that.
00:43:09I think there's a good reason for that.
00:43:12Why was Ishiba elected?
00:43:13Ishiba has said a lot of different things in his campaign.
00:43:18I had a sense of expectation that he would change the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:43:21I had a sense of expectation that he would change the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:43:25Why did Mr. Ishiba get elected?
00:43:27Why did Mr. Ishiba get elected?
00:43:29Why did Mr. Ishiba get elected?
00:43:31I don't even know the reason.
00:43:33I'm a low-score candidate.
00:43:35I would say 35 points.
00:43:37That's a good start.
00:43:39Now, the issue of approval.
00:43:41If Mr. Ishiba can change the momentum to reduce the approval rate,
00:43:47we have to face the issue of non-approval of Mr. Uragane.
00:43:53However, it is difficult for non-approval to be dismissed once.
00:43:58Dismissed once in the party?
00:44:00Yes. Mr. Ishiba is also in a situation where he is being dismissed in the party.
00:44:04Among them, how many people will be dismissed?
00:44:08Will there be people who do not approve?
00:44:10Or will he be dismissed without a re-election?
00:44:13This is where Mr. Ishiba is at the moment.
00:44:17Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:19Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:21Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:23Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:25Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:27Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:29Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:31Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:33Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:35Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:37Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:39Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:41Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:43Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:45Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:47Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:49Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:51Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:53Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:55Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:57Mr. Takahashi.
00:44:59Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:01Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:03Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:05Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:07Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:09Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:11Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:13Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:15Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:17Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:19Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:21Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:23Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:25Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:27Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:29Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:31Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:33Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:35Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:37Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:39Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:41Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:43Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:45Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:47Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:49Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:51Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:53Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:55Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:57Mr. Takahashi.
00:45:59Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:01Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:03Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:05Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:07Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:09Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:11Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:13Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:15Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:17Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:19Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:21Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:23Mr. Takahashi.
00:46:25Now, at this stage.
00:46:27Thank you, sir.
00:46:29Next, let's see how the rebuilding of the Noto Peninsula is going.
00:46:33Noto Peninsula was damaged by heavy rains last month without saying the wounded.
00:46:41What is really necessary to rebuild it?
00:46:462 WEEKS AFTER THE ATTACK ON THE NOTO ISLAND
00:46:512 weeks after the attack on the Noto Island,
00:46:5514 people were killed.
00:47:01Meanwhile, this Wednesday,
00:47:03President Koizumi of the People's Party of Japan
00:47:06will visit the affected areas of the Noto Island.
00:47:11Today, President Ishiba will also inspect the affected areas.
00:47:18Governor Hase of Ishikawa Prefecture
00:47:20visited the affected areas of the Noto Island
00:47:24and submitted a petition to the government.
00:47:29Countries and local governments are also working to restore the area.
00:47:34It may look like this, but from the affected areas...
00:47:38Countries, prefectures, cities...
00:47:41I don't think they're working together.
00:47:48I don't think they're working together.
00:47:50Compared to what happened in Iwate, they were faster.
00:47:53They were faster in Tohoku.
00:47:55Compared to that, they're still slow.
00:47:59Only time will pass.
00:48:01No matter what we do...
00:48:08As winter approaches,
00:48:10the Noto Island is in a more and more difficult situation.
00:48:17Is it really in a situation
00:48:19where the top officials are working to restore the area?
00:48:24We interviewed the specialists of the disaster prevention team
00:48:27who have been covering the Noto Island.
00:48:30We interviewed their current situation.
00:48:32What is really needed to restore the area?
00:48:38Mr. Shigeru Izumiya and Mr. Hong Kong have a question.
00:48:45On the afternoon of the day before yesterday,
00:48:47there was supposed to be a free concert
00:48:50to support the affected areas of the Noto Island,
00:48:53but it was cancelled.
00:48:57How will the government and local governments
00:49:00provide specific support measures?
00:49:04Will the new prime minister, Mr. Ishiba,
00:49:07really have the will to restore the area?
00:49:13Please tell us.
00:49:16First, Mr. Izumiya.
00:49:18On the afternoon of the day before yesterday,
00:49:20there was supposed to be a free concert
00:49:22to support the affected areas of the Noto Island,
00:49:24but it was cancelled.
00:49:26That's right.
00:49:27When it was supposed to be 25 km away,
00:49:30it started raining heavily,
00:49:32so we had to take a break.
00:49:34I called the local government
00:49:36and asked them what was going on.
00:49:39They told me to come back as soon as possible.
00:49:41It was dangerous.
00:49:42They told me to go back.
00:49:44I said,
00:49:46okay,
00:49:48and I went back.
00:49:49But on the way back,
00:49:51a car started to pass by.
00:49:53It was dangerous.
00:49:55The car that Mr. Izumiya's team was using
00:49:58was in a dangerous situation.
00:50:00It was in a dangerous situation.
00:50:02So I had to report it to everyone in the car.
00:50:06I had to tell everyone,
00:50:08so I cancelled it.
00:50:10But the impact of the earthquake on January 1
00:50:13is still there.
00:50:15I can see that it's flowing more and more.
00:50:17It's loosened.
00:50:19But it's not like that at all.
00:50:22The road is in good condition,
00:50:24but if you look closely,
00:50:26you can see the line.
00:50:28You can see the line.
00:50:30It's loosened.
00:50:32It's loosened,
00:50:34so you can tell
00:50:36that the damage is serious.
00:50:38What kind of concrete measures
00:50:40are the government and prefecture taking?
00:50:42The earthquake on January 1
00:50:44was even faster.
00:50:46I've been to a lot of places
00:50:48during the disaster,
00:50:50but I've never seen it so slow.
00:50:52It was faster.
00:50:54I don't know if it was a mistake.
00:50:56You should have done it.
00:50:58I should have done it.
00:51:00I should have decided
00:51:02on the budget.
00:51:04You should have decided
00:51:06on the budget.
00:51:08It's terrible.
00:51:10I don't know if it's because
00:51:12my brain doesn't taste good.
00:51:14I don't know why I'm so lazy.
00:51:16I don't know why I'm so lazy.
00:51:18I want you to tell me.
00:51:20Mr. Hongo.
00:51:22Do you have a will?
00:51:24Like I said last week,
00:51:26we're talking about the cost of repair.
00:51:28We're talking about the cost of repair.
00:51:30I don't have a budget for repairing.
00:51:32Yesterday,
00:51:34we were supposed to go
00:51:36with you on October 1.
00:51:38I couldn't go.
00:51:40So I went alone
00:51:42yesterday
00:51:44with a local director.
00:51:46We were on our way
00:51:48to the earthquake site.
00:51:50He kept saying that it was going to be a big deal, that it had become a reality.
00:51:54So he was expecting Mr. Ishiba, but I told him everything.
00:51:57I told him that he was going to do it on a special day, so he couldn't do it.
00:52:01Then I finally realized that he was doing it as a volunteer.
00:52:04And there were so few volunteers.
00:52:07So everyone on TV would say,
00:52:09like, hold back on the volunteers.
00:52:12But this time, people in their 50s and 60s were doing it as volunteers.
00:52:16So I told them that the people from the anti-earthquake committee would come.
00:52:20I told them that they had already helped.
00:52:22I told them that the government should be doing this,
00:52:24but why can't the people from the civil society do it?
00:52:27So they were very angry.
00:52:29Thank you for listening to us.
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00:52:41He is a crisis management advisor, Mr. Nobuye Kunizaki.
00:52:43Nice to meet you.
00:52:44Nice to meet you, too.
00:52:45Now, let's hear from Mr. Kunizaki about the reconstruction of Noto.
00:52:50Here it is.
00:52:52As you can see, the problem is the lack of cooperation between the government and the prefecture.
00:52:57I've never seen such a slow recovery.
00:53:01Yes, I have.
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00:56:55What is the current situation with the Noto team?
00:56:58The staff of Seigi's side
00:57:00reported on Mr. Kunizaki.
00:57:02Please take a look at the VTR.
00:57:08Good morning.
00:57:09Good morning.
00:57:10Nice to meet you.
00:57:11Nice to meet you.
00:57:13At Noto's entrance,
00:57:15Noto Satoyama Airport.
00:57:17The damage was great.
00:57:19As you can see,
00:57:22it's still in a state of iron.
00:57:26It's no different from what I saw on the second day.
00:57:32Nine months after the quake,
00:57:34there are still traces of the quake at the airport.
00:57:39What are you going to do?
00:57:41I'd like to put it on Suzu City,
00:57:43which was also affected by the quake and tsunami.
00:57:47It was also seriously damaged by the tsunami.
00:57:50Suzu City, Horyu-cho,
00:57:52which was also affected by the quake and tsunami.
00:57:57The city remains as it was at the time of the quake.
00:58:02The area around Horyu
00:58:05was left as it was
00:58:08almost immediately after the quake in January.
00:58:11I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that.
00:58:14The building collapsed due to the quake,
00:58:17and the damage caused by the tsunami
00:58:21has piled up in this area.
00:58:24If we were to dismantle the building,
00:58:27it would be great if we could do it efficiently
00:58:30in this area,
00:58:32but the construction workers
00:58:34often said that it wasn't efficient.
00:58:37The cause of the delay in dismantling the building
00:58:40is inefficient dismantling.
00:58:44As a rule,
00:58:45dismantling is carried out in the order of reception,
00:58:48so it takes time to move the machinery.
00:58:55This is also under construction.
00:58:59We are working on dismantling.
00:59:02It seems that the environment surrounding the dismantling workers
00:59:05is not in order at all.
00:59:08Where do you sleep?
00:59:11We rent a place called a dormitory
00:59:15and share it with everyone.
00:59:21Is there a toilet there?
00:59:23No.
00:59:24There is no toilet?
00:59:25No.
00:59:26So we have to go to the public toilet.
00:59:28There is no shower.
00:59:30No shower?
00:59:31No.
00:59:32Do you think there are not enough people
00:59:34who actually come here?
00:59:36No.
00:59:37It's amazing.
00:59:39Compared to Tokai Bukke,
00:59:41Tentamina, and Iwate,
00:59:43it was much faster.
00:59:45It was much faster in Tohoku.
00:59:47Compared to them,
00:59:49it's still a long way to go.
00:59:52The dismantling work is not going well.
00:59:55Mr. Shinomi.
00:59:57How much of the dismantling work
00:59:59has been completed so far?
01:00:02Approximately,
01:00:04about 9% of the work has been completed.
01:00:11That's how much work has been completed.
01:00:14The dismantling work has been taking a long time.
01:00:18In the past month,
01:00:21the work has been progressing at a rapid pace,
01:00:24but due to the heavy rain,
01:00:26the work has stopped a little.
01:00:28At this pace,
01:00:30when will the dismantling work
01:00:33of the people who were evacuated
01:00:35be completed?
01:00:37According to Mr. Ishikawa,
01:00:39the work will be completed
01:00:41by October next year.
01:00:43At this pace,
01:00:45the work will be completed
01:00:47by October next year.
01:00:50In the meantime,
01:00:52the victims are starting a new life
01:00:54in temporary housing
01:00:56where they can live as a group
01:00:58without being separated from their families.
01:01:01However,
01:01:02not everyone can live in temporary housing.
01:01:05The dismantling work of the house
01:01:07is classified into 6 stages.
01:01:09Among them,
01:01:10people who have been identified
01:01:12as more than half-timbered
01:01:14are allowed to move in.
01:01:18This woman who lives in an evacuation center
01:01:21has her house tilted by an earthquake
01:01:23and the door of her house is not open.
01:01:26However,
01:01:27she has been identified as half-timbered.
01:01:30I applied,
01:01:32but I don't know
01:01:34if I can move in or not.
01:01:36You applied,
01:01:38but you don't know
01:01:40if you can move in or not.
01:01:42It may take about two years
01:01:44to repair your house,
01:01:46and in the meantime,
01:01:48until the temporary housing
01:01:50is completed,
01:01:52you can live here
01:01:54without being separated from your family.
01:01:57That's right.
01:01:58If I don't live here,
01:02:00I can't go anywhere.
01:02:03The temporary housing is used
01:02:05as an evacuation center.
01:02:07However,
01:02:08the living environment is not in good condition.
01:02:11Mr. Tanaka,
01:02:12who manages it,
01:02:13has a sense of crisis.
01:02:15People who have been worried
01:02:17about what to do
01:02:19until now
01:02:21have come up with an answer
01:02:23that it's impossible.
01:02:27It's really a temporary house,
01:02:29and it's a great place,
01:02:31but if there is an earthquake
01:02:33and no one is left,
01:02:35in a few years,
01:02:37there may be no one left.
01:02:39It's an extreme story.
01:02:41When I asked about the country's
01:02:43action against the site of the earthquake,
01:02:46the person in charge
01:02:48said,
01:02:49If you don't do it,
01:02:51even if we do it,
01:02:53it will disappear soon,
01:02:55so it's no good.
01:02:57I want you to do your best
01:02:59because you were chosen by everyone.
01:03:01No matter how much you see
01:03:03in photos and TV reports,
01:03:05it's different
01:03:07from what you actually see.
01:03:09I shouldn't say this,
01:03:11but it's different,
01:03:13so I want you to see this place.
01:03:15In addition,
01:03:17the only comprehensive hospital,
01:03:19Shiritsu Wajima Hospital,
01:03:21is a disaster-based hospital,
01:03:23so it has accepted
01:03:25many victims.
01:03:27However,
01:03:29there is a big problem.
01:03:31The role of a disaster-based hospital
01:03:33is that it must provide
01:03:35specialized medical care
01:03:37for disasters.
01:03:39There were about 100 patients
01:03:41who were usually hospitalized,
01:03:43but all of them became nurses.
01:03:45Yes.
01:03:47It costs 40,000 yen per person
01:03:49to hospitalize.
01:03:51By responding to disaster medical care,
01:03:53the sales of 3.2 million yen
01:03:55that should be included every day
01:03:57have disappeared.
01:03:59That's why
01:04:01the hospital can't receive direct support
01:04:03from the public hospital,
01:04:05so there is no cover
01:04:07for medical expenses,
01:04:09so it's very strict.
01:04:11Maybe this year,
01:04:13the operating cost
01:04:15will be about
01:04:17600,000 to 700,000 yen.
01:04:19The operating cost
01:04:21will immediately fall
01:04:23to the financial institution.
01:04:25By prioritizing disaster response,
01:04:27what will happen
01:04:29to the medical care
01:04:31in the affected area
01:04:33due to the management crisis?
01:04:37In addition,
01:04:39last month,
01:04:41there was a flood.
01:04:45Flooding
01:04:47on the floor
01:04:49in temporary housing
01:04:51is a major disaster.
01:04:53I was carried out
01:04:55to the evacuation center.
01:04:57Someone led me
01:04:59to a place
01:05:01where there was a lot of water.
01:05:03I was led
01:05:05here and there
01:05:07and evacuated
01:05:09to the elementary school.
01:05:11The house was flooded
01:05:13with mud,
01:05:15and temporary housing
01:05:17needed to be built,
01:05:19so they had to move
01:05:21to avoid secondary evacuation.
01:05:25I don't know
01:05:27what to say.
01:05:29I can't think of anything.
01:05:31But you don't want
01:05:33to live as an evacuee, do you?
01:05:35I've been living as an evacuee
01:05:37since I was a child.
01:05:39I came here in April.
01:05:43I came here
01:05:45because my house was flooded.
01:05:47It was in the same town
01:05:49as Ueno,
01:05:51so I was hit there, too.
01:05:53There was no place
01:05:55to put my luggage,
01:05:57and there were a lot of waste.
01:05:59It was hard for me
01:06:01to move around.
01:06:03I thought I could
01:06:05move around,
01:06:07but I couldn't,
01:06:09so I was shocked.
01:06:11The city office staff
01:06:13continued to
01:06:15help the elderly.
01:06:17In the past,
01:06:19everyone was
01:06:21getting ready
01:06:23to get up,
01:06:25but because of the flood,
01:06:27I couldn't
01:06:29ask them
01:06:31how they felt.
01:06:33Now that the flood
01:06:35is over,
01:06:37I can't say
01:06:39how I felt.
01:06:41All I can do
01:06:43is ask them
01:06:45how they felt.
01:06:47I think
01:06:49I've calmed down a bit.
01:06:51Everyone is strong.
01:06:53I don't know
01:06:55what to say.
01:06:57But I'm speaking out
01:06:59little by little.
01:07:01I'll do my best
01:07:03to do what I can.
01:07:05Thank you for your support.
01:07:07I'm sorry.
01:07:13You just saw
01:07:15the VTR.
01:07:17There were a lot of voices.
01:07:19After the flood,
01:07:21there were no more voices.
01:07:23Little by little,
01:07:25there are more voices.
01:07:27It's true that
01:07:29people are doing their best.
01:07:31What do you think, Nakama?
01:07:33I'm surprised
01:07:35that the situation
01:07:37hasn't improved so much.
01:07:39Isn't it strange
01:07:41that the airport
01:07:43is the same as it was in January?
01:07:45I was watching the VTR
01:07:47and saw Mr. Kishida
01:07:49inspecting the airport.
01:07:51I wonder
01:07:53what he was inspecting.
01:07:55It's impossible
01:07:57to inspect the airport.
01:07:59He said it was too late.
01:08:01What do you think, Tomoko?
01:08:03Well,
01:08:05many people said it was too late.
01:08:07Mr. Kishida and Mr. Izumiya
01:08:09all said that.
01:08:11I'm sure
01:08:13the inspectors
01:08:15know that it's too late.
01:08:17But people
01:08:19don't think
01:08:21it's too late.
01:08:23I'm worried.
01:08:25Mr. Izumiya,
01:08:27what do you think of the VTR?
01:08:29I've said it many times.
01:08:31I was in the movie
01:08:33with Mr. Kishida 40 years ago.
01:08:35I've been going there
01:08:37since last year.
01:08:39It's really
01:08:41difficult
01:08:43in terms of terrain.
01:08:45There's only one road.
01:08:47There are no trains.
01:08:49You have to come
01:08:51from the sea.
01:08:53If something like this
01:08:55happens,
01:08:57I know it's hard
01:08:59to save people.
01:09:01But I think
01:09:03it's possible to save people.
01:09:05At least,
01:09:07if people could
01:09:09stay at a hotel
01:09:11or a water station
01:09:13or a power station,
01:09:15it would be possible.
01:09:17It's not like
01:09:19a big house is broken.
01:09:21It's not like
01:09:23an old house is broken.
01:09:25It's not like
01:09:27a building is collapsed.
01:09:29It's not like
01:09:31a big place is broken.
01:09:33But what is Tetsukazu?
01:09:35Mr. Kunizaki,
01:09:37I didn't know
01:09:39there was such a problem
01:09:41in hospitals.
01:09:43It's a disaster-prone hospital.
01:09:45In this year,
01:09:47there's a possibility
01:09:49of hospitalization.
01:09:51How was it?
01:09:53I didn't know
01:09:55there was such a problem
01:09:57until I heard about it.
01:09:59I didn't know
01:10:01there was such a problem
01:10:03until I heard about it.
01:10:05I don't know
01:10:07if it's the same
01:10:09in disaster-prone hospitals.
01:10:11I don't know
01:10:13if it's the same
01:10:15in disaster-prone hospitals.
01:10:17As usual,
01:10:19if there's a payment for hospitalization,
01:10:21if there's a payment for hospitalization,
01:10:23we can deal with it.
01:10:25But this time,
01:10:27it's difficult
01:10:29to ask the government
01:10:31or the prefecture.
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01:20:05What can we do for the revival of the right wing of justice
01:20:09that we are broadcasting live?
01:20:11Let's take a look at the VTR.
01:20:14Wajima, known as a tourist destination,
01:20:18is known for its special Wajima paint and Wajima Asaichi.
01:20:23However, it was hit by an earthquake and was badly damaged.
01:20:28If we just bring it back,
01:20:30it won't be able to be restored.
01:20:35It will be a new Wajima.
01:20:40Wajima City supports the revival of traditional craftsmanship
01:20:42by providing subsidies and so on.
01:20:46Three years later,
01:20:47they plan to build a more attractive town than before the earthquake.
01:20:53The slogan is
01:20:54New Wajima, more than before.
01:20:58We have no choice but to do it.
01:20:59That's what we want to do from now on.
01:21:03In addition, this elementary school was built based on that plan.
01:21:08You live in this school, right?
01:21:10Yes.
01:21:11How is it?
01:21:12Well,
01:21:14I'm glad that I can make friends
01:21:17and learn a lot more than I did in Hawaii.
01:21:20The elementary school in Wajima City was badly damaged by the earthquake.
01:21:27Until September,
01:21:28the school borrowed a nearby junior high school and held joint classes.
01:21:33Finally, the temporary school building was completed last month.
01:21:36Six elementary school students gathered.
01:21:39When I was in junior high school in Wajima,
01:21:41the number of classrooms was not enough.
01:21:44After the temporary school building was completed,
01:21:46everyone could study in one classroom.
01:21:49Everyone had fun there.
01:21:51I thought Wajima was no good,
01:21:55but I was relieved that it was okay.
01:21:59Little by little, children came back,
01:22:01and the number of children grew little by little.
01:22:05I see.
01:22:06What is good about Wajima City?
01:22:08Wajima is the best!
01:22:09Wajima is the best!
01:22:11Wajima is the best!
01:22:13The sea is beautiful!
01:22:14The sea is beautiful!
01:22:15The sea is beautiful!
01:22:17Many children left the city after the earthquake,
01:22:20but the school was in good condition,
01:22:23so 44 students came back to Wajima
01:22:25before the summer vacation.
01:22:29At first, I was depressed because of the earthquake.
01:22:33I imagined that I was not energetic,
01:22:35and I was wondering what kind of school I should go to.
01:22:38But when I actually met the children,
01:22:40they were very energetic.
01:22:41They gave me a lot of power.
01:22:45I was also helped by their energy.
01:22:51Little by little,
01:22:53the children began to walk again.
01:22:58Volunteers play a big role in the reconstruction.
01:23:02Volunteers are very helpful.
01:23:08We can't do it by ourselves.
01:23:11I was told that it was a battle against time.
01:23:15I was able to enter the school from that day.
01:23:18I think so, too.
01:23:19I want to do my best
01:23:23with the help of many volunteers.
01:23:25On this day,
01:23:26Noto has the appearance of a volunteer
01:23:29who is sweeping the street.
01:23:33Mommy!
01:23:37I've been going out a lot since March.
01:23:40I love Noto.
01:23:42Noto has a mother.
01:23:44I'm a mother.
01:23:46I'm glad that I can come here
01:23:49and interact with many people
01:23:52with a smile on my face.
01:23:54Mr. Fukuda, who works on this steam locomotive,
01:23:58has been a volunteer for two hours every week
01:24:00since the earthquake.
01:24:04He usually works on the repair of the water pipe,
01:24:06and he helped to construct the water pipe for free.
01:24:12I repaired the broken water pipe
01:24:17and broke the concrete to fix it.
01:24:22What do you think of the current situation
01:24:28where people are happy to see the water pipe?
01:24:37I have no choice but to fix it.
01:24:41It's beautiful.
01:24:43Let's fix it and do our best again.
01:24:47That's right.
01:24:49It's a good place
01:24:52if it can be restored to its original state.
01:24:55The scenery is the best in this state.
01:25:01With the support of reliable volunteers,
01:25:04he took a big step
01:25:08to restore the water pipe to its original state.
01:25:13I don't know if you're doing your best
01:25:18or we're doing our best.
01:25:20It's not good to ask for a favor
01:25:23just because you're a volunteer.
01:25:26As the professor said,
01:25:28it's a disaster.
01:25:30It's a disaster.
01:25:32It's not good.
01:25:34I'd like to say it,
01:25:36but it's not good to ask for a favor
01:25:38just because you're a volunteer.
01:25:40It's not good.
01:25:42It's not good.
01:25:44Let me talk about the volunteers.
01:25:47Please look at this.
01:25:49There are few people.
01:25:51At first,
01:25:53when the earthquake hit,
01:25:55the volunteers said,
01:25:57we can't handle it at once,
01:25:59so please stop coming.
01:26:01Did you hear that?
01:26:03Yes, I heard it.
01:26:05They said,
01:26:07we can't handle it at once,
01:26:09so please stop coming.
01:26:11But in fact,
01:26:13the volunteers,
01:26:15the emergency vehicles,
01:26:17go early
01:26:19and a lot of people come.
01:26:21But at 11 or 12,
01:26:23it's open.
01:26:25So if you take a little time,
01:26:27the volunteers can come
01:26:29around 12.
01:26:31But they couldn't do that,
01:26:33so they had to stop coming.
01:26:35I've never seen so few volunteers
01:26:37in the disaster area.
01:26:39Please come to the disaster area
01:26:41and help with the reconstruction.
01:26:43If you don't have time,
01:26:45Mr. Takahashi,
01:26:47there's also financial support,
01:26:49if we can do it.
01:26:51There's a lot of old-age pension.
01:26:53Old-age pension.
01:26:55After all,
01:26:57there is no basic thing
01:26:59to be a volunteer.
01:27:01You can go to the disaster area
01:27:03and clean up the infrastructure.
01:27:05Everyone says a lot of things,
01:27:07but if you put it back to where it was,
01:27:09you can do it.
01:27:11That's the most important thing.
01:27:13You have to make a budget
01:27:15for the country and people
01:27:17and restore it.
01:27:19And if we have time,
01:27:21we can go to the volunteer.
01:27:23If you don't have time,
01:27:25you can go with money.
01:27:27Let me say one more thing.
01:27:30There are so few volunteers
01:27:32in the disaster area
01:27:34that the government's response
01:27:36is not good.
01:27:38We should recognize
01:27:40that there are problems
01:27:42with the government
01:27:44even in such a place.
01:27:46Volunteers can't carry
01:27:48a large container.
01:27:50Mr. Nakamura,
01:27:52what do you think?
01:27:54I've been to many disasters
01:27:56such as Hanshin and Awajidai.
01:27:58There are so many disasters
01:28:00in the disaster area.
01:28:02That's why I want the government
01:28:04to shine a light on it.
01:28:06Thank you very much, Mr. Kurosaki.
01:28:08Thank you very much.
01:28:10Here is an announcement
01:28:12from ABC.
01:28:14This month, on the 26th and 27th,
01:28:16an event called
01:28:18MOSHIMO FES will be held
01:28:20in front of JR Osaka
01:28:22to promote disaster prevention
01:28:24and disaster prevention.
01:28:26This is an event
01:28:28where you can learn
01:28:30about disaster prevention
01:28:32and disaster prevention
01:28:34through various experiences
01:28:36and popular programs.
01:28:38A talk show
01:28:40by experts
01:28:42in the field of justice
01:28:44will also be held.
01:28:46Please come and join us.
01:28:48Thank you very much.
01:28:50Mr. Fujii,
01:28:52I heard that MOSHIMO FES
01:28:54will be held in front of JR Osaka
01:28:56to promote disaster prevention
01:28:58and disaster prevention.
01:29:00Mr. Kurosaki,
01:29:02we will also participate in this event.
01:29:04Thank you very much.
01:29:06Mr. Hongo,
01:29:08I would like you to tell
01:29:10Noto about this event.
01:29:12You know,
01:29:14it's a tax collection
01:29:16of the past and the present.
01:29:18We pay a lot of money
01:29:20for it.
01:29:22Thank you very much.
01:29:24Mr. Kurosaki,
01:29:26how did you like it?
01:29:28Well,
01:29:30this kind of talk show
01:29:32is very popular.
01:29:34So,
01:29:36the government
01:29:38should pay attention to it.
01:29:40I agree.
01:29:42Mr. Izumiya,
01:29:44when Noto calms down,
01:29:46Mr. Izumiya will play the guitar
01:29:48and sing a song
01:29:51to liven up the atmosphere.
01:29:53Well,
01:29:55I don't need your advice.