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00:00:00Good morning, this is Seigi no Mikata, your host for this week, let's learn how to read the news together.
00:00:15This week, we have Yamaguchi Prefecture as our host.
00:00:21We will learn how to read the domestic and international news.
00:00:30Mr. Hongo, would you like to say something to the people of Yamaguchi Prefecture?
00:00:34I'm nervous.
00:00:36You're nervous?
00:00:37Yes, I'm nervous.
00:00:38This is our show.
00:00:40Is it over?
00:00:42Let's speed it up.
00:00:44Mr. Shigeru Izumiya, thank you for joining us.
00:00:47What news do you have for us?
00:00:51I'm curious about everything.
00:00:55Everything?
00:00:56Yes, everything.
00:00:57I understand. Thank you.
00:00:59I want to confirm, are you awake?
00:01:02Yes, I'm fine.
00:01:05This week, there was a big move on the Middle East.
00:01:10At 5 p.m., Iran fired over 180 missiles at Israel.
00:01:20Mr. Kazo Takahashi, international political scientist, thank you.
00:01:25First, let's watch this video.
00:01:36Mr. Kazo, this is the video.
00:01:39I think the missiles were intercepted and scattered.
00:01:45If you look closely, you can see that there were a lot of missiles that were not hit.
00:01:54This happened once in July.
00:01:57At that time, the Israeli side said that 99% of the missiles were hit.
00:02:03This time, the Israeli side said that more than half of the missiles were hit.
00:02:06So I think there were a lot of missiles that were shot down.
00:02:10Let's see why the missiles were fired.
00:02:14Is this a war of aspirations?
00:02:16Is the escalation of the 5th Middle East War an explosion?
00:02:19It's just the movement of Israel.
00:02:21It was on the news on the 17th of last month.
00:02:24I was surprised.
00:02:25Lebanon's Hezbollah.
00:02:27Is Hezbollah a terrorist organization?
00:02:30Israel is a terrorist organization in the United States.
00:02:33Of course, the people who do it think they are an anti-just organization.
00:02:36They think they are on the side of justice.
00:02:39This is small, but it's on the north side of Israel.
00:02:43It's called Lebanon.
00:02:45The south of Lebanon is the base.
00:02:48The Hezbollah's pocket bell exploded all of a sudden.
00:02:56The Hezbollah was already on alert.
00:02:59They probably used a smartphone.
00:03:01They knew that the smartphone was being watched by Israel.
00:03:04They knew the location.
00:03:06They said they wouldn't use a smartphone.
00:03:08They lowered the level of the pocket bell.
00:03:10The Israeli side was aware of it.
00:03:12They made a tunnel company.
00:03:14They got a license from a Taiwanese pocket bell maker.
00:03:18They made exactly the same pocket bell.
00:03:20But they set a bomb there.
00:03:22They set a bomb there in advance.
00:03:25The Hezbollah exploded in 5 seconds.
00:03:35More than 2,800 people were killed.
00:03:37Please watch the video.
00:03:53This is the video.
00:03:58How long did they have the pocket bell for?
00:04:02Did they have it for more than a year?
00:04:07I think it was a few months.
00:04:10A few months?
00:04:11If you give them thousands of pocket bells,
00:04:14they will explode in an accident.
00:04:16They will be found out.
00:04:18There is a expiration date.
00:04:20The Israeli side thought it was the expiration date.
00:04:25They read people's psychology.
00:04:27They don't take it right away.
00:04:29They put it close to their face and said 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
00:04:34Even if there is a small amount of gunpowder,
00:04:37a lot of people will die.
00:04:40Let's talk about the previous story.
00:04:44The Hezbollah of Israel and Lebanon.
00:04:48Is this the same reason that Israel and Lebanon are fighting?
00:04:57Originally, the Israeli army occupied Lebanon.
00:05:01The Hezbollah came out as a resistance movement.
00:05:04Israel lost.
00:05:06It was driven out.
00:05:07We tried to go again in 2006, but we lost again.
00:05:10As an Israeli, I always wanted to return the favor.
00:05:14I was nervous.
00:05:16Then the war started in Gaza.
00:05:18The Hezbollah started firing missiles to fight Israel.
00:05:23Israel and Hamas?
00:05:24That's right.
00:05:25They wanted to support Hamas.
00:05:27Israel said it had nothing to do with them.
00:05:29The war with Hamas started.
00:05:32They started firing missiles.
00:05:35On the 28th of last month, Israel bombed the Hezbollah headquarters.
00:05:39The Hezbollah's top leader, Nasrallah, was killed.
00:05:43This Tuesday, the Hezbollah invaded Lebanon.
00:05:48Is this the first time in 18 years?
00:05:50That's right.
00:05:51The Hezbollah and Israel started fighting.
00:05:56It was dangerous for both sides.
00:05:59More than 60,000 people fled to Lebanon.
00:06:02It had been a year.
00:06:03The government told the Hezbollah to go back to their hometown.
00:06:06The Hezbollah wanted to make sure they could go back.
00:06:09So they had to talk to the Hezbollah and decide whether to stop or surrender.
00:06:14So they stopped talking to the Hezbollah.
00:06:16The Hezbollah joined the Hezbollah with military force.
00:06:18The Hezbollah invaded Hamas, but the Hezbollah invaded Lebanon?
00:06:22That's right.
00:06:23The Hezbollah moved the Hezbollah that was fighting Hamas to the north.
00:06:27The Hezbollah was fighting for a long time.
00:06:31The Hezbollah wanted to win again.
00:06:33The Hezbollah brought new people to Lebanon.
00:06:36The Hezbollah is in a difficult situation.
00:06:39On the other hand, Iran, which is an enemy of the Hezbollah, will retaliate.
00:06:45Iran will launch more than 180 missiles at Israel.
00:06:49This is the first video I saw.
00:06:51Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister,
00:06:54has made a big mistake and will pay for it.
00:06:57Israel's invasion of Lebanon has led to Netanyahu's election campaign.
00:07:07Netanyahu was attacked last year.
00:07:11Everyone thinks it's because Netanyahu is in a daze.
00:07:14But he's in a war now, so he can't pursue the prime minister.
00:07:19As long as he's in a war, he's politically safe.
00:07:22If he stops the war, he'll be blamed for it.
00:07:27Netanyahu is also suspected of corruption.
00:07:30When the war is over, the trial will begin.
00:07:33The trial won't begin during the war?
00:07:36Netanyahu's theory is that the prime minister can't go to the trial.
00:07:42Is that so?
00:07:44That's what everyone thinks.
00:07:46Netanyahu doesn't say that.
00:07:48He's doing his best for the country.
00:07:50Netanyahu has an election campaign.
00:07:52He has a job.
00:07:54He wants to continue the war.
00:07:56That's what everyone thinks.
00:07:58Mr. Fujii, it sounds like the Middle East is in an even more dangerous situation.
00:08:03Last time, the missiles were launched in April.
00:08:06At that time...
00:08:08Which missiles?
00:08:10Iran launched missiles at Israel.
00:08:14At that time, Israel lost 99%.
00:08:19I don't know if it was 99%.
00:08:21Why did they lose 99%?
00:08:23We think they're selling them so that they can lose them.
00:08:27Iran is selling them so that they can lose them.
00:08:32As a pro-wrestling fan, I don't want to use this day.
00:08:35But they're doing pro-wrestling.
00:08:37It's called a knuckle punch.
00:08:40What do you think about that?
00:08:44That's right.
00:08:46They're preparing for a knuckle punch.
00:08:52They're shooting a lot of slow-moving drones.
00:08:56Why are they doing that?
00:08:58Because they're fighting.
00:09:00The Israeli side is fighting.
00:09:02The Iranian side is fighting.
00:09:04If you say, I'm sorry,
00:09:06they'll say, I can't use the knuckle punch.
00:09:08What's this?
00:09:10What's this?
00:09:12It's a little far-fetched.
00:09:14They're selling missiles that can be dropped.
00:09:18They're selling missiles that can be dropped.
00:09:20It's an old story.
00:09:22It's an old story.
00:09:24We have a question from Tomoko Nakamaki.
00:09:26We have a question from Tomoko Nakamaki.
00:09:28What's going to happen in the future?
00:09:32Israel is likely to blow up Iran's oil facilities as a retaliation.
00:09:40Then the Japanese gas prices will rise.
00:09:42Will Israel blow up Iran's oil facilities?
00:09:48Iran is far away.
00:09:50So I think it's difficult.
00:09:52The other day, they bombed Yemen.
00:09:54They bombed Yemen.
00:09:56Israel and Yemen are longer than Israel and Iran.
00:10:02So they can do it technically.
00:10:04So they can do it technically.
00:10:06Everyone is worried about that.
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00:14:27Even before he became the Prime Minister, he expressed his dissatisfaction.
00:14:33At the pre-election meeting, he was against the general election.
00:14:38But when he won the election, he expressed his dissatisfaction.
00:14:42And when he became the Prime Minister of Ishiba, he expressed his dissatisfaction.
00:14:48Mr. Takaichi, who fought for the general election, was also refused to submit a letter to Mr. Kobayashi.
00:14:56Mr. Asou, who was elected as the highest official, was also refused to take a group photo.
00:15:04In addition, there was a voice of criticism from the party that he chose the new prime minister.
00:15:10The former Prime Minister Abe was declared a national enemy.
00:15:16The former Prime Minister Abe was dismissed from his post for a year.
00:15:20The former Prime Minister Abe was fined by a company involved in a fraud case.
00:15:25And the former Prime Minister himself, Mr. Hinoko, was found to be suspicious of Mr. Ishiba.
00:15:31Mr. Ishiba was found to be suspicious of Mr. Ishiba.
00:15:37According to the public opinion survey conducted this week,
00:15:41since the Koizumi Cabinet in 2001,
00:15:44the number of cabinet members appointed immediately after the election is second to that of the Kishida Cabinet.
00:15:52The ultimate solution is to take a group photo of the new cabinet,
00:15:56and to post it on social media with the despicable and lazy cabinet.
00:16:04Is the new prime minister, Mr. Ishiba, waiting for trouble?
00:16:13Tomoko Unabara has a question about this news.
00:16:18Please take a look at the illustration of the missile man, Mr. Ishiba.
00:16:23Mr. Ishiba, I feel that your opinion is a little vague.
00:16:28What are you going to do in the future? Please tell me.
00:16:33Well, Tomoko.
00:16:35Certainly, what you said at the general election,
00:16:38and what you said after the general election,
00:16:41it's completely different.
00:16:43Even if we look at it,
00:16:45you didn't say that.
00:16:47Is that going to disappear?
00:16:49But there are a lot of people like that.
00:16:52That's right.
00:16:54Anyway, the purpose of the general election is to win.
00:16:57That's why I don't like it.
00:16:59I think I did it to win.
00:17:00Isn't it a little unfair to say that it didn't happen?
00:17:04That's right.
00:17:06Every time I think about the election,
00:17:09I wonder if I'm saying that because I think I've forgotten what I heard.
00:17:12What's going on?
00:17:14There will be elections in the future.
00:17:17Now, let's go to this news.
00:17:19This is Mr. Kazuhiro Aoyama, a political journalist who knows all about the former Japanese TV commentator Nagata-cho and has a polite and easy-to-understand commentary.
00:17:28Nice to meet you.
00:17:30It's always a bad start for the second time.
00:17:33I can't say it's very good.
00:17:35As a political commentator.
00:17:37Maybe this program is like that, but if you do this every day, it will go down further and further.
00:17:42It's enough.
00:17:44That's the situation.
00:17:46Now, let's go.
00:17:48Mr. Aoyama, what do you think about the Ishiba election?
00:17:50Yes.
00:17:52If you suddenly seal Ishiba Color and lose the trust of the people, the government will be in a dilemma.
00:17:56Yes.
00:17:57I think it's going to be a disaster.
00:17:59I'll tell you more about it later.
00:18:03This week, we started with a live broadcast.
00:18:06This is a question from Nakama-kun about the Ishiba election.
00:18:10Where is the point of this election?
00:18:14Nakama-kun.
00:18:16What did you think of this election?
00:18:18I don't know much about it.
00:18:20There are people who don't know about it.
00:18:23What do you think?
00:18:24Well, I don't know.
00:18:26I don't know.
00:18:28I don't know.
00:18:30I'm sorry to say it just by looking at it, but I don't know.
00:18:33Now, what do you think?
00:18:35Because there is no manpower, it is more important for the non-majority party, the House of Representatives.
00:18:42First of all, there are many non-majority parties.
00:18:45Does that mean that the non-majority party is not the Abe party?
00:18:49It's not just the Abe party.
00:18:50Until now, the Abe administration, the Suga administration, and the Kishida administration were not the people who walked in the center.
00:18:56Until now, Mr. Ishiba was like that.
00:18:58In short, people who were in the shade.
00:19:00It's like using people who haven't been used much until now at once.
00:19:07That's why there are many people who joined after a long time.
00:19:09Mr. Murakami is the second time since the Koizumi administration.
00:19:12And there are overwhelmingly many newcomers.
00:19:14After all, it is often from Mr. Ishiba's supporters.
00:19:16Also, Mr. Ishiba has a lot of people who don't have much manpower.
00:19:22In short, people who are close to him.
00:19:24And there are only national defense groups.
00:19:27For example, the Foreign Minister is also an experienced defense minister.
00:19:30The Defense Minister is also an experienced defense minister.
00:19:32The President of the Liberal Democratic Party, Mr. Onodera, is also an experienced defense minister.
00:19:36A defense group or a non-majority party that is close to him.
00:19:39I think the key point is the Director-General.
00:19:43The Director-General is like Mr. Suga at the time of Mr. Abe.
00:19:46As a wife role of the Cabinet.
00:19:49As a wife role.
00:19:51After all, he did spokesman for himself.
00:19:54It's the most important position to make Kasumigaseki look at you.
00:19:58Surprisingly, Mr. Kishida's fastness of the administration.
00:20:02This person is not someone who is close to him.
00:20:04However, I understand that he had the ability and took care of Mr. Kishida.
00:20:07However, I wonder if there is anyone else who can ask for such a capable person around Mr. Kishida.
00:20:15That's what I think.
00:20:17And the Finance Minister.
00:20:19Where is the Finance Minister?
00:20:21Mr. Kato, too.
00:20:23In fact, this person is also in the election.
00:20:25However, it is necessary to use it.
00:20:28After all, there is no one around who is responsible for the Finance Minister.
00:20:32Mr. Oichi Takahashi.
00:20:34What do you think of this fastness?
00:20:37I think it's the best of the best.
00:20:39I think it's the best of the worst.
00:20:41The best of the worst.
00:20:43Mr. Fujii, what do you think?
00:20:45I think Mr. Kiyuchi and Mr. Kato are the ones who put Mr. Takahashi in.
00:20:51I think Mr. Takahashi pushed him in.
00:20:54This is normal.
00:20:56And Mr. Asao is a little more normal.
00:20:58Mr. Asao is also a fast person.
00:21:02So I feel like he's a real junk.
00:21:05Is he a junk?
00:21:07I think he's a pretty good person.
00:21:09Mr. Fujii, it's not like you're going to run for office next time.
00:21:14Think about it.
00:21:16There was an old man who wanted to be Prime Minister.
00:21:19I thought I wanted to be Prime Minister.
00:21:21Then, first of all, what do you think?
00:21:23You have to think about your own future.
00:21:25At that time, the most important thing is that if I become Prime Minister,
00:21:28he will be the Minister of Health and Welfare.
00:21:30And the Finance Minister.
00:21:33These two.
00:21:35You should think about these two.
00:21:37That's why you're a junk, isn't it?
00:21:39What were you thinking?
00:21:41I've always wanted to be Prime Minister.
00:21:43You wanted to be Prime Minister, didn't you?
00:21:45You wanted to be Prime Minister, didn't you?
00:21:47That's what I'm saying.
00:21:49I'm in a position of responsibility.
00:21:51I'm a member of the Party, so I'm criticizing.
00:21:53But if I'm in the center, I'll be criticized.
00:21:56I understand Mr. Ishiba's feelings.
00:21:59I can change my opinion.
00:22:01I can't do it.
00:22:03I'm just a defense minister and a foreign minister.
00:22:04I don't know if I can speak properly in America's 2 plus 2.
00:22:092 plus 2.
00:22:11Foreign minister and defense minister.
00:22:13Yes, yes, yes.
00:22:15It's a matter of national defense.
00:22:172 plus 2.
00:22:19I don't know if I can communicate properly with the United States.
00:22:21Well, that's what Mr. Ishiba is all about.
00:22:24Please take a look at this.
00:22:26Once again, we can't control the party.
00:22:28As Mr. Hongo said,
00:22:30Mr. Ishiba is the new prime minister.
00:22:31Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:22:34Mr. Iinari, the chief executive of Moriyama.
00:22:36Isn't the chief executive of Moriyama Mr. Ishiba's side?
00:22:40It's not Mr. Ishiba's side,
00:22:42but he chose the calmest person to put the party together.
00:22:47We have no choice but to rely on this person.
00:22:49Mr. Ishiba has no enemies.
00:22:51This time, Mr. Takahashi.
00:22:54Mr. Takahashi is also a capable person in the party.
00:22:57I have the idea that I will make it feel like a good and bad party.
00:23:01Mr. Ishiba was afraid to feel Mr. Takahashi.
00:23:04And Mr. Asou refused to take pictures.
00:23:09How rude is that?
00:23:15I don't know if it's common.
00:23:17In that sense, it's an emotional action.
00:23:20In short, I don't like taking pictures with Mr. Ishiba.
00:23:24Mr. Asou was told by Mr. Ishiba to stop when he was prime minister.
00:23:28Even now,
00:23:29Mr. Asou was told by Mr. Ishiba to stop when he was prime minister.
00:23:35So, Mr. Takahashi was elected as the president of the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:23:39But as a result, Mr. Ishiba was elected.
00:23:42Well, I accept the Supreme Court, but I don't accept pictures.
00:23:47It's related to my personal opinion.
00:23:49I'm in the Supreme Court of the Liberal Democratic Party,
00:23:53and I'm in a position where the Ishiba administration has nothing to do with it.
00:23:56What's the reason for refusing to take pictures?
00:23:57I'm not supporting the Supreme Court of the Liberal Democratic Party,
00:24:00but I'm going to take pictures as the Supreme Court of the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:24:03Mr. Takahashi.
00:24:05There are no Supreme Court of the Liberal Democratic Party in the party.
00:24:07It was made suddenly, so it's related to the party.
00:24:10I don't think I've ever taken a picture.
00:24:12That's probably what Mr. Asou said.
00:24:14The Supreme Court of the Liberal Democratic Party has nothing to do with it.
00:24:16I feel like I made it somehow.
00:24:19So, I have no responsibility.
00:24:21Please do as you please.
00:24:23I'll tell you what Mr. Asou said.
00:24:24Mr. Ishiba has a weak foundation in the party.
00:24:27He has to rely on the opposition.
00:24:29He says he will endure until he wins the election,
00:24:33but we don't know what the election will be like.
00:24:35That's right.
00:24:37Even so, Mr. Ishiba knew that he was a member of the party.
00:24:40He said he would change the Liberal Democratic Party,
00:24:42so he was chosen to be the prime minister this time.
00:24:45That's right.
00:24:47That's why it's okay to have a lot of non-majority parties,
00:24:50but even so,
00:24:51Mr. Ishiba said,
00:24:53I don't have anyone on my side,
00:24:55so this kind of person came out.
00:24:57Suddenly, it's time for the election.
00:24:59Hurry up.
00:25:01That's right.
00:25:03It's completely different from what I've been saying so far.
00:25:05Before the general election,
00:25:07the budget committee did it,
00:25:09and after the discussion,
00:25:11I asked the people to listen to the discussion.
00:25:13Please.
00:25:15He said that, but he suddenly withdrew.
00:25:17It's okay to endure until you win the election,
00:25:18but it's not like that anymore.
00:25:20What was the reason for Mr. Ishiba?
00:25:22It's a time when there's a question mark.
00:25:25On the contrary, it's a minus to the election.
00:25:27Mr. Takahashi's view is that
00:25:29the disbandment was decided by Secretary Moriyama.
00:25:31Mr. Ishiba is already in a good state of the party.
00:25:34Is it true that Secretary Moriyama decided it?
00:25:37That's right.
00:25:39The prime minister's job
00:25:41is ultimately two things.
00:25:43The first is the general election.
00:25:45The general election is all temporary.
00:25:46That's his job.
00:25:48The other thing is the disbandment.
00:25:50There are only two things.
00:25:52I've asked the prime minister about this.
00:25:54He said there are only two things.
00:25:56The disbandment and the election.
00:25:58But it's not good to do too much of the election.
00:26:00The more the disbandment,
00:26:02the stronger the power.
00:26:04Only I can decide this.
00:26:06That's why I gave up both.
00:26:08I gave up both.
00:26:10I was going to do it after the budget committee,
00:26:12but Secretary Moriyama...
00:26:14If I leave it alone,
00:26:16there's no point in doing the budget committee.
00:26:19For the people.
00:26:21It's Koizumi Jr.'s strategy.
00:26:23He's going to go with the momentum.
00:26:25His face has changed,
00:26:27but he's forced to do it.
00:26:29He's a capable prime minister,
00:26:31so it can't be helped.
00:26:33I'd like the members of the National Assembly to know this.
00:26:36Mr. Ishiba has been saying for many years
00:26:38that such a disbandment is a violation of the constitution.
00:26:42It's a little easier to understand the violation of the constitution.
00:26:44I don't know if it's a violation of the constitution.
00:26:46It's said that there is a disbandment right now,
00:26:48but if you read the constitution carefully,
00:26:50you'll find that the disbandment is a violation of the Constitutional Reconciliation Act.
00:26:54When the House of Representatives said that it was a violation of the Constitutional Reconciliation Act,
00:26:58they said,
00:27:00What are you talking about?
00:27:02You guys are disbanded.
00:27:04That's the only reason for the disbandment.
00:27:07Until now,
00:27:09Mr. Abe and everyone else
00:27:11have criticized it as a violation of the constitution.
00:27:12That's why I've been thinking from the beginning.
00:27:14Not just this time,
00:27:16but from his political point of view,
00:27:18such a disbandment
00:27:20should be absolutely no good from a political point of view.
00:27:23However, he's doing it.
00:27:26It's wrong to say that it's a violation of the constitution.
00:27:29That's what I'm saying.
00:27:31That's why I'm saying it to criticize it.
00:27:33People who say that to criticize it
00:27:35really get messed up when they get in that position.
00:27:38Now, please take a look here.
00:27:39Now, please take a look here.
00:27:41In the Ishibashi Shrine Cabinet,
00:27:43a scandal continues.
00:27:45Now, what does this mean?
00:27:49In the Ishibashi Shrine Cabinet,
00:27:52a scandal continues.
00:27:55Please take a look here.
00:27:58Three people.
00:28:00First of all, Mr. Taira, who has become the Digital Minister
00:28:03who is said to have been punished for violating the Constitutional Reconciliation Act.
00:28:05What does this mean?
00:28:06Well, it's a story about a fraud company
00:28:09receiving a penalty.
00:28:11Of course, when you receive a penalty,
00:28:13you are seen as if the bad money you earned
00:28:15from fraud has become a penalty.
00:28:17You are seen as if the bad money you earned
00:28:19from fraud has become a penalty.
00:28:21Mr. Taira seems to be considering
00:28:23returning the penalty now.
00:28:25Mr. Ishibashi,
00:28:27what do you think about
00:28:29the non-disclosure suspicion
00:28:31of the former Ishibashi political fund termination report?
00:28:33In short, it's a mistake.
00:28:34That's what it means.
00:28:36While the political and financial issues
00:28:38are being discussed,
00:28:40the Prime Minister also pointed out
00:28:42that there may have been a mistake.
00:28:44If you don't do this properly
00:28:46before you win the general election,
00:28:48you may be pulled to the side
00:28:50when the time comes.
00:28:52You have to do your part properly.
00:28:54You, or the secretary,
00:28:56have to do it properly.
00:28:58Now, here, Mr. Murakami,
00:29:00who has become the Prime Minister,
00:29:01what do you think about
00:29:03the non-disclosure suspicion
00:29:05of the former Ishibashi political fund termination report?
00:29:07Actually, Mr. Murakami
00:29:09was in favor of anti-Abe.
00:29:11When Mr. Murakami passed away
00:29:13and was running for prime minister,
00:29:15he said,
00:29:17he was against the prime minister
00:29:19because he was a nationalist.
00:29:21He said,
00:29:23he destroyed Japan.
00:29:25He was the Prime Minister
00:29:27for 7 years and 8 months.
00:29:28However, Mr. Murakami
00:29:30was asked this question a lot
00:29:32and he apologized to his family.
00:29:34However, he said,
00:29:36he has been speaking out
00:29:38and has never shown
00:29:39any signs of regret.
00:29:41In particular,
00:29:43the former Abe faction,
00:29:45there are still many people
00:29:47who respect the former Prime Minister,
00:29:49so why did he,
00:29:51and the general secretary
00:29:53is a rather important position.
00:29:55He said he had to.
00:29:56There are no members of the old Abe-Habo-Konkai-No-Ishiba-Shin-Nai-Kaku-Karu.
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00:35:47But if one were to ask where three would he rather live, what imagination would the
00:36:04Mr. Robert Williams' supervisor say, where the two would they prefer to live.
00:36:11Prime Minister Ishiba is also planning to inspect the affected area.
00:36:17Hase, the governor of Ishikawa Prefecture, visited the Prime Minister's office after the disaster
00:36:23and submitted a request letter to the government.
00:36:28Countries and local governments are also moving towards reconstruction.
00:36:33It may seem like it, but from the affected area...
00:36:37Countries, prefectures, cities...
00:36:40I don't think they are moving in a single line.
00:36:47I don't think they are moving in a single line.
00:36:49Compared to what happened in Iwate, they moved pretty fast.
00:36:52They moved pretty fast in Tohoku.
00:36:54Compared to that, it's still a long way to go.
00:36:58Only time will pass.
00:37:00No matter what we do...
00:37:07From now on, in the winter,
00:37:10Noto will be in a more and more difficult situation.
00:37:16Is it really a situation where the top is doing housework for reconstruction?
00:37:24Along with a disaster prevention specialist who has been covering the Noto Peninsula itself,
00:37:29we will cover the current situation in Noto.
00:37:32What is really necessary for reconstruction?
00:37:38Mr. Shigeru Izumiya and Mr. Hong Kong have a question about this news.
00:37:45On the afternoon of the day before yesterday,
00:37:47we were planning to hold a free concert to support those affected by the earthquake in Suzu City,
00:37:53but it was canceled without fail.
00:37:56From now on, how will the government and local governments come up with concrete support measures?
00:38:04Does the new prime minister, Mr. Ishiba, really have the will to rebuild and restore the situation?
00:38:13Please tell us.
00:38:16Mr. Izumiya, on the afternoon of the day before yesterday,
00:38:19we were planning to hold a free concert to support those affected by the earthquake in Suzu City,
00:38:24but it was canceled without fail.
00:38:25Yes.
00:38:26When it was 25 km away, it started to rain heavily,
00:38:31so we took a break and called the local government office in Suzu.
00:38:36They told us to come back as soon as possible because it was dangerous.
00:38:41They told us to go home.
00:38:43We said, okay, and went home.
00:38:47But on the way back, the car started to move, and it was dangerous.
00:38:54Mr. Izumiya's team's moving car was also in a dangerous situation.
00:38:59Yes, it was.
00:39:00So we had to report it to everyone in the car,
00:39:05so we canceled it.
00:39:08But the impact of the earthquake on January 1st is still there,
00:39:14and I can see that it's flowing more and more.
00:39:16It's also loosened.
00:39:17But it's not like that at all.
00:39:21If you look closely, you can see that the road is damaged.
00:39:27You can see the lines.
00:39:29It's loosened.
00:39:31Yes, it's loosened, so you can see that the damage is even worse.
00:39:37What kind of concrete measures are the government and the prefecture taking?
00:39:41Because the earthquake on January 1st was even faster.
00:39:45I've been to a lot of places,
00:39:48but I've never seen such a slow earthquake.
00:39:51It's even faster.
00:39:53Whether it's Kobe or something else.
00:39:55They're telling you to do it.
00:39:56Hurry up and do it.
00:39:58That's why you have to decide on the budget quickly.
00:40:03People and money, more and more.
00:40:05That's terrible.
00:40:06I don't know if my brain doesn't taste good.
00:40:11Why are you doing it so carelessly?
00:40:14I don't know.
00:40:15They want you to tell them.
00:40:17Mr. Hongo.
00:40:18This is Mr. Ishiba.
00:40:19Are you serious about restoring the situation?
00:40:21Do you have the will?
00:40:22I talked about it last week.
00:40:25I'm going to do it on a spare day.
00:40:27Why don't you make a compensation budget for the reconstruction?
00:40:31I was supposed to go with my teacher on October 1st and 2nd,
00:40:36but I couldn't go.
00:40:37So I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:41I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:43I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:44I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:45I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:46I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:47I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:48I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:49I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:50I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:51I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:52I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:53I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:54I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:55I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:56I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:57I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:58I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:40:59I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:00I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:01I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:02I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:03I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:04I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:05I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:06I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:07I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:08I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:09I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:10I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:11I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:12I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:13I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:14I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:15I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:16I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:17I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:18I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:19I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:20I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:21I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:22I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:23I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:24I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:25I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:26I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:27I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:28I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:29I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:30I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:31I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:32I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:33I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:34I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:35I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:36I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:37I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:38I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:39I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
00:41:40I interviewed the local people on my own yesterday.
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00:45:13How much of the bid is completed now?
00:45:15How much of the bid is completed now?
00:45:19It's about 90% of the bid.
00:45:25This is only a small part of it.
00:45:30There are still some bids left.
00:45:34The period of the bid has increased dramatically
00:45:35The period of the bid has increased dramatically
00:45:39since last year.
00:45:40It's raining a little bit now.
00:45:43At this pace, when will the evacuation of those who have been requested to be evacuated be completed?
00:45:52As I am talking to Mr. Ishikawa now,
00:45:56it is planned that the evacuation will be completed by October next year, even at the current pace.
00:46:06In the meantime, the victims are starting a new life in a temporary house where they can live as a group or as individuals.
00:46:17However, not everyone can enter the temporary house,
00:46:21and the damage to the house is classified in six stages.
00:46:24Among them, it is a system in which people who have been identified as more than half can enter the house as soon as possible.
00:46:33This woman, who lives in the evacuation center, was identified as more than half because her house was tilted due to the earthquake and the door of the house could not be opened.
00:46:45I'll apply for it, but I don't know if I can enter or not.
00:46:52You applied for it, but you don't know if you can enter or not.
00:46:57It may take about two years to repair your house.
00:47:04In the meantime, you will live here until the temporary house is hit, right?
00:47:14I can't go anywhere if I don't apply for it.
00:47:19The old nursery is used as an evacuation center.
00:47:22The living environment is definitely not in order.
00:47:25Mr. Tanaka, who manages the temporary house, has a sense of crisis.
00:47:29I feel that there are people who have been worried about what to do, but they are now saying that it is impossible.
00:47:42Even though it's just a temporary house, it's a great place, but if the earthquake hits it and no one is left, it's possible that no one will be left in a few years.
00:47:56When I asked about the movement of the country against the site of the disaster,
00:48:02If the people above don't set it on fire, even if we set it on fire, it will disappear soon, so it's no good.
00:48:10I want you to do your best because you were chosen by everyone.
00:48:14No matter how much you look at the photos and TV reports, it's different from what you actually see.
00:48:27I want you to look at this place.
00:48:31In addition, the only comprehensive hospital that supports the local area, Shiritsu Wajima Hospital, has accepted many victims because it is a disaster-based hospital.
00:48:41However, that is a big problem.
00:48:46The role of disaster-based hospitals is to provide specialized medical care for disasters.
00:48:52There were about 100 patients who were usually hospitalized, but all of them were out of the hospital.
00:49:02If you go to the hospital, it's 40,000 yen per person.
00:49:06By responding to disaster medical care, the sales of 3.2 million yen, which is supposed to enter every day, have disappeared.
00:49:16That's why hospitals can't receive direct support from public hospitals.
00:49:20It's very strict because there's no coverage for revenue.
00:49:26I think this year, if it goes on like this, it will end up with a reduction of about 600,000 to 700,000 yen.
00:49:36It will soon fall into the financial institution.
00:49:41By prioritizing disaster response, what will happen to the medical care in the affected area due to the economic crisis?
00:49:52In addition, as if to strike, last month, a heavy rain hit the Noto Peninsula.
00:50:00In the temporary housing, there was a major damage, such as muddy water flooding to the floor.
00:50:07I was sent to the evacuation center.
00:50:11Someone led me, and there was a lot of water.
00:50:16I was sent to the evacuation center, and I was hit here and there.
00:50:20I guided the way and evacuated to the elementary school.
00:50:26Mud flows into the house.
00:50:30In addition, temporary housing needs to be built, so further moving, so-called temporary evacuation, is not allowed.
00:50:41No matter what I say, I can't think of anything.
00:50:47But you don't want to live in an evacuation center, do you?
00:50:50I've been living in an evacuation center since January, and I came here in April.
00:50:58I came here because my house collapsed.
00:51:02It's in the same town as Ueno, so I was hit there, too.
00:51:08Then there was no place to put my luggage, and there were a lot of waste.
00:51:13It's a big deal.
00:51:17It was a place where I thought I could live here, so it was a bit of a shock.
00:51:27The staff of the city hall continue to stay close to the anxious elderly.
00:51:33Before, everyone was getting ready to get up.
00:51:40But with this flood, I couldn't even ask for their feelings.
00:51:48But after a week, they started to speak up little by little.
00:51:53After the flood, I couldn't even say it was okay.
00:51:56I could only ask what they really felt.
00:52:02I think I've calmed down a bit now.
00:52:06Everyone is strong.
00:52:08I don't know what to say.
00:52:11But I'm speaking up little by little.
00:52:15I'm going to winter, so I'm trying to do what I can in the meantime.
00:52:20Thank you for your support.
00:52:22I'm sorry. Thank you.
00:52:23I didn't know I'd see you here.
00:52:25I'm sorry. Thank you.
00:52:28Now, we've seen the VTR.
00:52:31It's the current situation, and there are a lot of voices.
00:52:35Right after the flood, there was no voice.
00:52:39It means that the voice is starting to come out again little by little.
00:52:43It's also true that actors and many people are still working hard.
00:52:46How about you, Nakama?
00:52:48I was really surprised that things weren't going well.
00:52:51The airport was still in January.
00:52:55Isn't that strange?
00:52:57It was shown in the VTR that Mr. Kishida was inspecting it.
00:53:00I wonder what that inspection was about.
00:53:03It's impossible to do this with just a preliminary fee.
00:53:06I'm really sorry.
00:53:08I have a really bad chest.
00:53:10Volunteers and construction workers who have experienced the disaster said,
00:53:15It's too late.
00:53:17Tomoko, what do you think?
00:53:19That's right.
00:53:21A lot of people are saying it's too late.
00:53:23The teachers and Mr. Izumiya are saying it.
00:53:25Everyone can feel it.
00:53:27I'm sure you all know that the country's great people who inspected it are late.
00:53:34It's not that we can't move, it's just that we can't move.
00:53:37I'm sure you're all worried about that.
00:53:41Mr. Izumiya, how did you like the VTR?
00:53:44I've said it many times.
00:53:47I was in the movie with Noto 40 years ago.
00:53:51I've been going there since last year.
00:53:54It's really hard to do it geographically.
00:54:01There's only one way.
00:54:04There's no train.
00:54:06I guess we'll have to come from the sea.
00:54:09I know it's hard to save people when something like this happens.
00:54:16I think we can do it as far as the lifeline.
00:54:20At least, if you can do it with a place to stay, water, electricity, etc.,
00:54:28We can do it.
00:54:30We haven't even done that.
00:54:32It's not like a big house is broken.
00:54:35It's rude to say this, but it's an old house.
00:54:40It's not like a building is collapsing.
00:54:43It's not like a great place is broken.
00:54:46But what is Tetsukazu?
00:54:51Mr. Kunizaki, I didn't know there was such a problem in the hospital.
00:54:57It's a disaster-prone hospital.
00:55:00There's a problem that it's going to cost 600 million to 700 million yen.
00:55:06How was it?
00:55:08Actually, I didn't know it was this difficult until I heard the story.
00:55:16I think everyone in the disaster-prone hospital is in the same situation.
00:55:23It's a hospital that can accommodate patients.
00:55:28But in the end, there's no compensation from the government.
00:55:33If there was a subsidy for the number of hospital beds, we could have compensated for it.
00:55:40It's said that it's difficult to ask the government or the prefecture for it this time.
00:55:46So what's going to happen in the future?
00:55:49Mr. Kunizaki, I'd like to ask you a question.
00:55:52There's a lot of attention to the reconstruction of the prefecture.
00:55:56This is Governor Hase of Ishikawa Prefecture.
00:56:00He's a former professional wrestler.
00:56:02He became the Minister of Education at the Abe Cabinet in 2015.
00:56:06He visited the Kishida Prime Minister on the 27th of last month.
00:56:10Mr. Fujii, you're asking for an early designation for a disaster-prone hospital.
00:56:15Is there a difference in the designation for a disaster-prone hospital?
00:56:18No, not at all.
00:56:19If it's a disaster-prone hospital, the government has the responsibility to increase the number of hospital beds.
00:56:24It's a designation to invest in public funds and try to restore it as soon as possible.
00:56:30If it's not a disaster-prone hospital, it's not a problem at all.
00:56:32I've asked for it, but the Kishida Prime Minister and the government are doing their best to respond.
00:56:36There was no increase in the designation for a disaster-prone hospital.
00:56:40He criticized the governor.
00:56:41He said, why did you have to call him remotely to tell him to go to Tokyo in this situation?
00:56:45This is an appeal.
00:56:47He went to the former professional wrestler Akira Maeda's YouTube channel.
00:56:50He said, when the government went there, he had to withdraw the budget because of the outbreak.
00:56:56What are you doing? He's angry with you.
00:56:59The most important thing is the cooperation between the government, the prefecture, and the mayor.
00:57:02Hasn't the cooperation been achieved yet?
00:57:04I don't think it's been achieved yet.
00:57:06Originally, the prefecture is the one between the government and the mayor.
00:57:13In the end, it's like, which way are you looking?
00:57:17I think he's only looking at the prefecture.
00:57:20I don't think the cooperation has been achieved yet.
00:57:23Let's move on to Mr. Hongo's question.
00:57:27Here it is.
00:57:28How serious is the government's recovery?
00:57:32It's about setting up a disaster prevention office.
00:57:35Anyway, Mr. Ishiba, we've set up a disaster prevention office.
00:57:42We're in a situation where we can't see what's going to happen next.
00:57:45Some people think it's strange that there's no disaster prevention office.
00:57:49This Wednesday, the director of the Koizumi Center visited the affected areas of Noto.
00:57:53He repeatedly emphasized that we should prioritize reserve funds rather than compensation budgets for future support.
00:57:59Mr. Takahashi, I'd like to ask you a question.
00:58:01I'd like you to tell me in detail about the basic compensation budget for reconstruction.
00:58:06As I said in the VTR earlier, it's not that there aren't enough people in the disaster prevention office.
00:58:13In short, it's because the rent is normal.
00:58:16That's why it's hard to go to such a place.
00:58:18To put it extremely, if you double the rent, everyone will go.
00:58:22When you make a budget like this, everyone says it's a sum, but the budget is actually the cost of the business.
00:58:29It's all about this.
00:58:31In general, the reserve funds are the same as the business rate.
00:58:35And the compensation budget is very normal.
00:58:38But when it comes to the compensation budget, the business rate is the same, but the compensation is very high.
00:58:42So this is the difference between the compensation budget and the reserve fund.
00:58:45But you're going to disband because you're going to run for office from now on.
00:58:49This kind of compensation budget can probably be done in two weeks.
00:58:52This is very easy.
00:58:54Then why are you doing it?
00:58:55I can't help but wonder.
00:58:56It's probably a problem with the prime minister.
00:58:58The prime minister is probably at the level of saying,
00:59:01I did it because Mr. Moriyama told me to do it.
00:59:04He said he was going to hold a budget meeting.
00:59:06You just have to do this.
00:59:07This is the easiest way to fix the disaster.
00:59:10That's why it takes a lot of time.
00:59:11I didn't do it when Mr. Kishida was here.
00:59:13I haven't done it yet.
00:59:14I haven't done it yet.
00:59:15It's strange.
00:59:16I've said it many times on this show, but I've never made a compensation budget in C-7.
00:59:20Mr. Koizumi said,
00:59:22If you say this, it's not a compensation budget, it's a reserve fund.
00:59:25So speed it up quickly.
00:59:27The prime minister told me to do it.
00:59:29I'm going to use it at first.
00:59:31It's a compensation budget.
00:59:32I can't help it for a week or two.
00:59:34After that, if there's a big compensation budget,
00:59:38I'll be able to solve the disassembly business and the hospital.
00:59:42Mr. Koizumi.
00:59:43There is a basic principle in politics.
00:59:47To be honest, politics is not very important in normal times.
00:59:52As long as the administration does it properly.
00:59:54At that time, politicians don't have to do anything.
00:59:57The only opportunity for politicians to do politics is when there is an emergency.
01:00:04Disaster is an emergency.
01:00:06Everything that has not been restored or restored is the responsibility of politicians.
01:00:11And among them, the person who is most responsible is
01:00:14It was Prime Minister Kishida.
01:00:16And now it's Prime Minister Ishiba.
01:00:18So I think it's okay to say this.
01:00:21It's all Prime Minister Kishida and Prime Minister Ishiba's fault.
01:00:24I've seen the video of Mr. Koizumi.
01:00:28The elderly are happy.
01:00:30He said he would do it on an advance payment.
01:00:33The elderly don't understand.
01:00:35He said he had a compensation budget for watching TV.
01:00:39Mr. Noto said it was a disaster, not a disaster.
01:00:44It's a disaster that we didn't have a compensation budget.
01:00:47We have to stop all the politics now.
01:00:51What's the difference between a advance payment and a compensation budget?
01:00:55The advance payment doesn't ask for a way to use it.
01:00:58So it's easy to use.
01:01:00It's hard to tell if you're really using it.
01:01:04There was a story about the shortfall earlier.
01:01:06There's always a base payment.
01:01:09In the end, how much is being paid to the people working at the site?
01:01:14I don't know if it's this.
01:01:16If it's a compensation budget, it's going to be calculated.
01:01:20There are times when it's paid properly.
01:01:25And there's something I want to tell you the most.
01:01:28Please take a look at this.
01:01:30There's a lot we can do to revive Noto.
01:01:33I want you to listen to the voices of those who are looking forward.
01:01:37What can we do to revive Noto, an ally of justice broadcast live?
01:01:41Please take a look at the VTR.
01:01:47Wajima, known as a tourist destination, such as Wajima Nuri and Wajima Asaichi,
01:01:51which are specialties,
01:01:54suffered a major disaster.
01:01:59If this happens, just by returning it,
01:02:02I don't think it's going to stop.
01:02:07With the theme of a new Wajima than before.
01:02:11Wajima City supports the revival of traditional crafts with subsidies, etc.
01:02:17Three years later,
01:02:19a plan to create a more attractive town than before the disaster was determined.
01:02:25The slogan is, more than ever, a new Wajima.
01:02:30I have no choice but to do it.
01:02:33I want to work on it in the future with those memories.
01:02:36In addition, this elementary school was built on that plan.
01:02:41You live here, right?
01:02:43Yes.
01:02:44How is it?
01:02:45Well, I have more friends than I feel sorry for.
01:02:49I'm happy to know a lot of things.
01:02:53The elementary school in Wajima City was greatly affected by the disaster.
01:02:59Until September, it was a joint class with a nearby junior high school.
01:03:05Finally, last month, the temporary school building was completed.
01:03:09Six elementary school students gathered.
01:03:12When I was in junior high school in Wajima,
01:03:14the number of classrooms was not enough.
01:03:17After the temporary school building was completed,
01:03:19everyone could study in one classroom.
01:03:22Everyone had fun there.
01:03:24I thought Wajima was no good,
01:03:27but I was relieved that it was okay.
01:03:31Little by little, children came back,
01:03:34and the number of children grew little by little.
01:03:38What is good about Wajima City?
01:03:40Wajima is the best!
01:03:42Wajima is the best!
01:03:44Wajima is the best!
01:03:46The sea is beautiful!
01:03:49There were many children who left the city after the disaster,
01:03:53but now that the school environment has been restored,
01:03:5644 students have returned to Wajima compared to before the summer vacation.
01:04:01At first, I was depressed because of the disaster.
01:04:05I imagined how to talk to the children.
01:04:11But when I actually met the children, they were very energetic.
01:04:14They gave me a lot of energy.
01:04:18I was also very encouraged by their energy.
01:04:23Little by little,
01:04:25Noto Peninsula began to move forward again.
01:04:30Volunteers play a big role in the reconstruction.
01:04:35Volunteers did a great job.
01:04:41We can't do it on our own.
01:04:44We were told to fight against time,
01:04:47so we joined the organization right away.
01:04:50I think so, too.
01:04:52I want to do my best to help the citizens and the volunteers.
01:04:58On this day, the volunteers were sweeping the streets of Noto.
01:05:06Mommy!
01:05:09I've been coming here a lot since March.
01:05:12I love Noto.
01:05:14My mom is in Noto.
01:05:16She's like my mom.
01:05:19I'm glad that I can come here and interact with many people.
01:05:22I'm glad that I can make everyone smile.
01:05:27Fukuda-san, who works on this machine,
01:05:30has been a volunteer for two hours every week since the quake.
01:05:36He usually repairs water pipes.
01:05:39He also helped to reconstruct the water pipe for free.
01:05:45I repaired broken pipes under the concrete.
01:05:55Everyone was happy to see the water pipes being repaired.
01:06:01How do you feel about the current situation?
01:06:10I have no choice but to fix it.
01:06:16Let's get back to normal and do our best.
01:06:20That's right.
01:06:23It would be great if we could go back to the way it was.
01:06:28The view is great even in this state.
01:06:35He was supported by the volunteers.
01:06:38He took a big step forward to rebuild the city from the quake.
01:06:45I don't know if it's you who are doing your best.
01:06:52I don't think it's right to ask people to do their best just as volunteers.
01:06:58As the professor said, it's a disaster.
01:07:02It's really a disaster.
01:07:04I'd like to say that it's wrong, but it's wrong to ask people to do their best as volunteers.
01:07:10It's completely different from asking volunteers to do everything.
01:07:13It's wrong.
01:07:15Let's talk about what we can do.
01:07:18Let me show you the story of the volunteers.
01:07:23The number of volunteers is small.
01:07:25When the quake hit, the volunteers said,
01:07:30Please stop coming because we can't handle it all at once.
01:07:34Did that resonate with you?
01:07:36Yes, it did.
01:07:38The volunteers said,
01:07:40Please refrain from volunteering because it will be a heavy traffic jam.
01:07:44But in fact, the volunteers, the emergency vehicles,
01:07:49go early in the morning, and a lot of people go.
01:07:54Then at 11 o'clock or 12 o'clock, it opens.
01:07:57So if you take a little time off,
01:07:59the volunteers can say,
01:08:01Please come in around 12 o'clock.
01:08:03So the volunteers were criticized.
01:08:08I've never seen such a small number of volunteers.
01:08:12If you have time, please come to see the disaster area and help with the reconstruction.
01:08:16Mr. Takahashi, isn't there some kind of financial support?
01:08:20If we can do it.
01:08:22It's like a home tax.
01:08:24Home tax.
01:08:25After all, there is no basis for volunteers.
01:08:29It's a disaster recovery.
01:08:31The most important thing is to dismantle it all at once.
01:08:34And then we'll organize the infrastructure.
01:08:36Everyone says a lot of things.
01:08:38There are a lot of demands.
01:08:40But if we can get it back to normal.
01:08:42You said it earlier.
01:08:43It's better to get it back to normal.
01:08:45That's probably the most important thing.
01:08:47The government should make a good budget.
01:08:49With money and people.
01:08:50And then we'll rebuild it.
01:08:52And what we can do is,
01:08:54If you have time, let's go to the volunteer.
01:08:56If you don't have time,
01:08:58We'll back you up with money.
01:09:01One more thing.
01:09:02There are so few volunteers.
01:09:04It's because the government doesn't respond well.
01:09:06It's because the information is bad.
01:09:08Even in a place like this.
01:09:09There's a problem with the government.
01:09:11That's what we think.
01:09:12Because volunteers can't bring a big weapon.
01:09:17Mr. Nakamaru, what do you think?
01:09:19After all.
01:09:20I was also affected by the Hanshin-Aoji earthquake.
01:09:23I've been affected by various earthquakes.
01:09:26That's why people get stronger.
01:09:30It's organized.
01:09:32That's why I want the government to shine a light on it.
01:09:38Thank you very much, Mr. Kurosaki.
01:09:41Please come to Mr. Madara.
01:09:43Here's an announcement from ABC.
01:09:46This month, on the 26th and 27th,
01:09:49In front of JR Osaka Station.
01:09:51An event for the purpose of spreading disaster prevention.
01:09:54We're holding a Moshimo Festival.
01:09:56Assuming the time of the Nankai earthquake.
01:09:59Through various experiences.
01:10:01It's a content to learn from.
01:10:03On the stage of a popular program.
01:10:05It's an event where you can learn about disaster prevention.
01:10:08A talk show by an expert in the field of justice.
01:10:11It's scheduled to be held.
01:10:12Please come.
01:10:15Mr. Kurosaki.
01:10:16It's a festival like this.
01:10:18It's a Moshimo Festival.
01:10:20I'd like to talk to you about this.
01:10:22By listening to you.
01:10:23It's about how you feel when you need to.
01:10:25Whether you think about it or not.
01:10:26It's going to take a lot of work.
01:10:28That's right.
01:10:30Mr. Kurosaki.
01:10:31We're going to participate in something like this.
01:10:35Mr. Hongo.
01:10:36Actually, I'd like you to go to Noto.
01:10:38I wanted you to cover a lot of things.
01:10:40It's the largest tax haven in the past.
01:10:43How much money do you have?
01:10:45It's a tax haven.
01:10:46It's a tax haven for that, isn't it?
01:10:48It's a tax haven, isn't it?
01:10:49Use it properly.
01:10:51That's what I think.
01:10:52That's right.
01:10:53Yes, I understand.
01:10:54Mr. Izumiya.
01:10:55It's a live broadcast on the side of justice.
01:10:57It's time for the ending.
01:10:59How was it?
01:11:00No, it's like this.
01:11:02In other words, it's like this.
01:11:03There's a program where you can say everything.
01:11:07Yes.
01:11:08I'm sure the government will pay attention to this.
01:11:11Let's say everything.
01:11:12Let's say everything.
01:11:13Raise your voice.
01:11:14Mr. Izumiya, when Noto calms down again.
01:11:16Mr. Izumiya, hold the guitar.
01:11:18While singing a song called Shunkashuto.
01:11:20I'm going to rock the audience seats.
01:11:24I'm going to liven it up.
01:11:26No, that's...
01:11:27Don't give me any instructions.
01:11:29Please do your best.
01:11:31Please do your best.
01:11:32Please put in the harmony properly.
01:11:35Please.