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00:02:53The Top 5 news in the world.
00:02:56The American, China, Russia, and Korean news.
00:03:01We'll go from the biggest news to the latest trends.
00:03:06The three guests will be speaking on world affairs.
00:03:10The members of its Council of Foreign Affairs will leave comments about the news.
00:03:21Up to that point, this has been N.P.
00:03:24Emergency news!
00:03:26America, China, Russia, Korea.
00:03:29Top 5 World News!
00:03:42Hello!
00:03:43This time, we'll be discussing the news from around the world in a ranking format.
00:03:50Let's welcome the members of the committee!
00:03:55Thank you for having me.
00:03:57This is Mr. Yu Koizumi, a military analyst.
00:04:02Thank you for having me.
00:04:05This is Mr. Yoshiko Okabe, a professor at the University of Kobe.
00:04:10Thank you for having me.
00:04:13Mr. Okabe, you started working on Ukraine in October.
00:04:19Yes, I did. I'm a honorary professor at the University of Kobe.
00:04:26So you're like a diplomat?
00:04:28Well, I was approved by the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
00:04:30So he's exempt?
00:04:31What?
00:04:32Really?
00:04:33No, I'm just kidding.
00:04:35This is the first time we've met, and he's 100% a comedian.
00:04:41You're a comedian too!
00:04:42No, I'm not!
00:04:44He's a good professor at the University of Kobe.
00:04:46Thank you for having me.
00:04:48Now, let's welcome our guests.
00:04:50Wait, don't talk until I introduce them!
00:04:53I haven't even introduced them yet.
00:04:55First, we have a journalist who knows a lot about China.
00:04:58This is Daisuke Kondo.
00:05:02And this is Professor Kyoji Kim, a professor at the University of Shokai.
00:05:05Thank you for having me.
00:05:08And this is a talent, Fiji.
00:05:10Thank you for having me.
00:05:13You guys are so reliable that you can talk even if I leave you alone.
00:05:17You have to talk.
00:05:19You're always talking.
00:05:20I don't know if it's okay, but is there anything you want to say?
00:05:24I always think that it's easier to talk in this seat than in that seat.
00:05:28Really?
00:05:29Yeah, it's easier to break in.
00:05:31Over there, no one will guess what I'm talking about,
00:05:34but here it's obvious, so I can't help but insert it.
00:05:39You're always talking.
00:05:40I'll do my best.
00:05:42You don't have to hesitate to break in.
00:05:44You don't have to say anything extra.
00:05:46Thank you for having me.
00:05:50This time, the topic is foreign exchange.
00:05:53I'd like to ask you a lot about the foreign exchange security policy of the Ishiba new government, which was introduced the other day.
00:06:00Miyake-san, you've been fired from the Cabinet.
00:06:04I've been fired.
00:06:05You've been fired?
00:06:06I've been fired, so I'm free to say what I want to say, as the chairman said.
00:06:13That's right.
00:06:14I mean, the Cabinet Secretary is getting more and more sensitive.
00:06:19How do you feel about the Ishiba new government?
00:06:21It's just started, so it may be difficult to evaluate, but how do you feel about foreign exchange?
00:06:26I went to the Japan Times the other day.
00:06:30It's true that there are some people in the U.S. who are concerned about the proposed regional settlement.
00:06:39But you don't have to worry.
00:06:41He's a very educated man.
00:06:44And he's not afraid of anything.
00:06:46He's a very curious man, and he studies a lot.
00:06:51He's doing it because he knows it well.
00:06:53Because he's an otaku.
00:06:54He knows a lot about military stuff.
00:06:56Especially military law.
00:06:58So I wrote, don't worry too much about it.
00:07:02How about you, Mr. Masuzoe?
00:07:04We've been friends for a long time, but we study too much.
00:07:10So when I asked him, what are you going to do when you become a scholar?
00:07:14He said, aren't you a scholar?
00:07:16We always had a fight.
00:07:18In short, in terms of the current Japanese security policy, it's theoretically correct.
00:07:23But can you do that when you look at the reality?
00:07:26So I always tell him, if you're a politician, look at the reality.
00:07:31That's what I'm saying as a scholar.
00:07:33Until now, you've been in the position of a member of the Party, so you might have said what you liked.
00:07:40What do you think about that?
00:07:42The Party's foundation is very weak, so I don't think I can say what I want.
00:07:47So I think it's a trial from now on.
00:07:49There's too little hope.
00:07:52That's what Mr. Masuzoe said, so it's a lot of hope.
00:07:55I have a lot of hope.
00:07:58How about you, Mr. Koizumi?
00:08:00What do you think about the security policy?
00:08:02It's very detailed.
00:08:04As a member of the military, I agree with that.
00:08:09But so far, the Kishida administration has done a very high-value security policy.
00:08:15So before you came up with your theory, you should have completed what you started with the Kishida administration.
00:08:24You don't have to worry about that.
00:08:27Mr. Koizumi also said that the Kishida administration did what it left to do.
00:08:33As you said, you don't have to worry.
00:08:35You don't have any authority.
00:08:38Until now, the role of the Party was very small.
00:08:44But now, the role of the Party has become overwhelmingly large.
00:08:47In other words, it is almost equal to the influence of the Kantei.
00:08:50He didn't think he could really be the Prime Minister.
00:08:53So why did he become the Prime Minister?
00:08:55It's because Mr. Kishida pushed Mr. Ishiba at the end.
00:08:59So to put it simply, this is the third Kishida administration.
00:09:03Mr. Kishida is behind it.
00:09:05That's why he said that the election schedule and the general election should be discussed with the ruling party.
00:09:11He lied from the start.
00:09:13So why did he have to lie?
00:09:15It's because Mr. Kishida, Mr. Moriyama, and the Prime Minister told him that he should have just done the first election.
00:09:23I think he wanted to look at the debate with the ruling party a little more.
00:09:26I think he wanted to look at the achievements of the Ishiba administration and make a decision as a citizen.
00:09:31I don't understand the meaning of the decisive vote.
00:09:34Because Mr. Takahashi said it first, right?
00:09:38And the reason for the reversal is that he did a lot of things under the water.
00:09:43So it's the same as the Prime Minister deciding in a secret room.
00:09:46So many people don't feel convinced.
00:09:49So I think we should stop the decisive vote.
00:09:53Because if the second and third place get together, they can definitely get rid of the first place.
00:09:57It's a matter of course.
00:09:59I think that's where the will of the people will come out.
00:10:08You're good.
00:10:10I'm doing a news program, so thank you.
00:10:13Now that we've talked about security guarantees, I'd like to look at the situation in various countries.
00:10:18First of all, let's start with the news of this country, which is deeply related to Japan.
00:10:25Top 5 news about America
00:10:291. Who will win the U.S. presidential election?
00:10:35For the U.S. presidential election in November,
00:10:38At a TV debate held on the 11th of last month,
00:10:42President Kamala Harris of the West and former President Donald Trump of the Republic of Korea met for the first time.
00:10:49Both sides developed a heated debate on economic issues.
00:10:54Mr. Trump, who is critical of the Biden administration's aggressive support for Ukraine, which is being invaded by Russia.
00:11:03It is the greatest benefit for the United States to end the war with negotiations.
00:11:08If you win the election, you'll be able to gather in front of the people.
00:11:12Mr. Trump, who is friendly to Russia, and Mr. Harris.
00:11:17If Mr. Trump were the president, President Putin would be sitting in Kiev right now.
00:11:24After the U.S. CNN debate, they conducted a public opinion poll to see who won.
00:11:29Mr. Harris was 63% and Mr. Trump was 37%.
00:11:35In the debate, which side showed the most powerful performance?
00:11:39In the survey, both sides were equal to 50%.
00:11:44The evaluation that Mr. Harris showed a performance that exceeded expectations is spreading.
00:11:49Who will win the presidential election in November?
00:11:552. The U.S. can't stop Israel.
00:11:59In the attack on the Islamic organization Hezbollah, which occurred from November 17 to 18,
00:12:05thousands of telecommunications devices such as pocket bells exploded all over Lebanon,
00:12:10killing 37 people and injuring more than 3,000 people.
00:12:15The Israeli military has not commented on this explosion.
00:12:19The U.S. government also denies involvement.
00:12:23On the 28th of last month, the Israeli military announced that it had killed Nasrallah,
00:12:28the highest leader of Hezbollah, by bombing Lebanon the day before.
00:12:34On the 29th, President Biden emphasized that the expansion to a full-scale war in the Middle East should be avoided.
00:12:41However, the Israeli side continues to attack.
00:12:45On the 1st of this month, they invaded Lebanon.
00:12:52After that, Iran launched a ballistic missile attack on Israel.
00:12:57It is expected to be a mess.
00:13:013. The new record is repeated.
00:13:06Shouhei Ohtani of the Dodgers made his debut in the first round of the Marlins on the 20th of last month.
00:13:13He scored 50 goals and 50 assists.
00:13:19He didn't stop there.
00:13:21He scored 51 goals, his first 3 in a row, in the 6th inning of the 9th inning.
00:13:27He immediately set a new record with 51-51.
00:13:32On the 27th of last month, he scored 7 times in a row.
00:13:37The Dodgers won the league 3 times in a row.
00:13:41For Ohtani, it was his first victory in a row.
00:13:44On the next day's game against the Rockies, he scored 57 goals.
00:13:49He surpassed the Japanese record of scoring the most goals in 2001.
00:13:55On the last game of the regular season on the 30th of last month,
00:13:58he set a new record of scoring 54 goals and 59 assists.
00:14:02He scored his first 2 in a row, his first 3 in a row.
00:14:074. Children's SNS is prohibited in Florida.
00:14:13In Florida, USA,
00:14:15in March of this year, a bill was passed to prohibit the acquisition of SNS accounts for children under the age of 14.
00:14:22In the U.S., in recent years,
00:14:24there has been a growing concern that harmful content on social media
00:14:28will harm the children's mental health.
00:14:30Florida Governor DeSantis signed the bill.
00:14:33It will be passed in January of next year.
00:14:36This bill will prohibit SNS accounts for children under the age of 14
00:14:41from constantly displaying images and other content,
00:14:45and from automatically playing videos.
00:14:48For SNS accounts for children under the age of 14,
00:14:51and for SNS accounts for children under the age of 14-15,
00:14:54which do not have the consent of their parents or guardians,
00:14:57the management must stop or delete them.
00:14:59If they do not comply, they will be fined.
00:15:045. Civil War, America's Last Day, a big hit.
00:15:10If a civil war breaks out in the U.S.,
00:15:13the movie, Civil War, America's Last Day,
00:15:18won first place twice in the U.S. industrial revenue ranking.
00:15:22The U.S. government withdrew 10 states,
00:15:26and a civil war broke out between Texas and California's allies,
00:15:30the western powers and the government.
00:15:35You don't know?
00:15:39It was released in Japan on the 4th of this month,
00:15:42attracting attention.
00:15:45These are the top 5 news about the U.S.
00:15:49What news did you find interesting?
00:15:55Now, let's ask everyone.
00:15:57What news did you find interesting in the top 5 news about the U.S.?
00:16:01Everyone, you've posted a lot of news,
00:16:05but let's talk about Israel, which is being attacked by the U.S.
00:16:11Israel is attacking not only Gaza,
00:16:14but also Lebanon, Yemen, and recently Syria.
00:16:18Iran is also attacking.
00:16:21The U.S. is already intercepting Iran's missiles.
00:16:26There is a possibility that this will lead to a middle-eastern war.
00:16:30What do you think will happen in Japan?
00:16:33First of all, there will be a ceasefire,
00:16:36but other than that,
00:16:38I think China has an advantage in this situation.
00:16:44Of course, it won't happen right away,
00:16:47but if the U.S. forces are dispersed in the Middle East,
00:16:52there is a possibility that they will rush to Taiwan.
00:16:58This is a good timing.
00:17:00If that happens, there will be a war in Russia and the Middle East.
00:17:05And if a war breaks out in Taiwan,
00:17:08this will be the worst scenario for a third world war.
00:17:11I have a different opinion from Mr. Fisch.
00:17:14China has an advantage in this situation.
00:17:18Iran attacked Israel,
00:17:22but after that, they protested against Iran's extradition from China.
00:17:28What I mean is that
00:17:30they don't want Trump to come out.
00:17:33But if this mess happens, Trump will have an advantage.
00:17:37So they protest that Iran should have held out for another month.
00:17:42Mr. Fisch, if they hold out for another month,
00:17:45I'm not saying it will happen right away,
00:17:47but if this develops into a middle-eastern war,
00:17:50I think it will be advantageous for China.
00:17:53I don't think we need to discuss what will happen to China in the Middle East.
00:17:59What worries me the most in this situation is
00:18:03whether Israel will add a bomb to Iran's nuclear facilities
00:18:07or to its oil facilities, even if they don't go that far.
00:18:12In Israel's case,
00:18:14if they dare to do that,
00:18:16including the U.S. oil prices,
00:18:19they can create an unfavorable situation for Israel.
00:18:24Considering the timing of the Middle East situation,
00:18:28it will have a huge impact on Israel's future.
00:18:32But in the story just now,
00:18:34there was a story about the U.S. intercepting missiles from Iran.
00:18:38Even before the conflict started in Israel,
00:18:42the U.S. was already at a very low level.
00:18:45In other words, it took Israel more than 5 years
00:18:48to return the amount of weapons to the U.S.
00:18:51after it had given Ukraine a lot of weapons.
00:18:54When the U.S. started to hand over weapons,
00:18:57the U.S. said,
00:18:59if the U.S. doesn't have enough weapons,
00:19:02China will do something about it.
00:19:05Mr. Koizumi, what do you think?
00:19:07I think there is no doubt that the number of weapons is decreasing.
00:19:11However, the U.S. military also has a strategy called OPLAN,
00:19:15which means that it will not waste ammunition
00:19:18to the extent that it will significantly reduce the demand.
00:19:22To be honest, I can't say anything
00:19:25about whether China will look at the situation in the Middle East
00:19:28as a post-war or not.
00:19:30However, this is not a short-term problem,
00:19:33but a long-term problem.
00:19:35The war in Ukraine is not over yet.
00:19:37I don't think the U.S. will be able to suppress the U.S. in the Middle East.
00:19:41The Taiwan Strait and the Korean Peninsula
00:19:43will probably remain under military pressure.
00:19:46If the U.S. is not able to suppress the U.S. in the Middle East,
00:19:49then what will we do?
00:19:51That's what I think.
00:19:53Well, there are a lot of people in the Middle East
00:19:56who are talking about this.
00:19:58Why are you looking at me like that?
00:20:02Will Trump win or will Trump admit defeat?
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00:22:56The other day, the New York Times wrote something very important.
00:23:00As someone said,
00:23:02it's true that Iran and Israel have been fighting each other
00:23:06so that they don't go to war directly.
00:23:09But the recent situation,
00:23:11especially the attack on Iran this time,
00:23:14is definitely going to destroy things.
00:23:16Why is this written?
00:23:17It says that Israel may go to war.
00:23:20Israel can't do nuclear facilities.
00:23:23If they can do it,
00:23:25they can easily destroy Iran's nuclear facilities.
00:23:30What will happen when that happens?
00:23:33Iran will retaliate.
00:23:36Where will they retaliate?
00:23:38Even if they don't target the facilities on the other side of the Bay of Bengal,
00:23:43it's not limited.
00:23:4490% of Japan's nuclear resources come from there.
00:23:47When you think about it,
00:23:49you might think, what is America doing?
00:23:52But Israel won't listen to any country.
00:23:55Why?
00:23:56Because of what happened on October 7th last year.
00:24:00For the people of Edea,
00:24:02it's a big problem whether they can live or die
00:24:05remembering the Holocaust.
00:24:08If they can't live or die,
00:24:10they'll do it before they die.
00:24:12It's not a simple story like,
00:24:14because the U.S. Patronage can't control it.
00:24:18One thing.
00:24:19The other day, Iran became the new president of the Peshmerga.
00:24:25He clearly said that the U.S. is not an enemy.
00:24:30During the election campaign,
00:24:32he said that he wants to go to the West openly.
00:24:36He wants to end the economic sanctions.
00:24:38He wants to rebuild Iran's economy.
00:24:40He clearly said that.
00:24:42He won the election with the support of the people.
00:24:45As a citizen of Iran,
00:24:47he wants to go to the West openly.
00:24:49I think that's his true intention.
00:24:51The U.S. also wants to bring Iran to this side
00:24:55considering the Taiwan issue.
00:24:58Even if they can't completely control it,
00:25:00they don't want to let it go to the other side.
00:25:03The U.S.'s task is to suppress it.
00:25:06How can they persuade Israel
00:25:08to suppress the war and the attacks with negotiations?
00:25:12I think that's possible.
00:25:13Then, the presidential election will be important.
00:25:16The presidential election in the U.S.
00:25:19is very important.
00:25:21Both sides don't want to escalate the conflict.
00:25:25I think that a certain situation will work.
00:25:28But looking at the situation in the U.S.
00:25:31Kamala Harris is not dealing with it that much.
00:25:35It's about 4 to 3 out of 7.
00:25:38I think that the U.S. presidential election
00:25:41will have a great impact on the Middle East.
00:25:44The Civil War was a big hit in the U.S.
00:25:47and it has a lot to do with the presidential election.
00:25:50But after the presidential election,
00:25:52the division in the U.S. has gotten bigger.
00:25:55I think it's possible that the world
00:25:58depicted in the U.S. movie will be realized.
00:26:01The way I look at the U.S. presidential election
00:26:05is similar to Mr. Suda's.
00:26:08It's a so-called hostile populism.
00:26:12It's the same in Europe and Asia.
00:26:15In South Korea, it's called a fandom politics.
00:26:20It's a situation where politics are completely
00:26:23divided and fought.
00:26:25But based on the results of this election,
00:26:28there is a possibility that it will fall apart.
00:26:31In other words, if Trump says he doesn't want
00:26:34to do Season 2 anymore,
00:26:36and if the Democratic Party becomes
00:26:39the leader of the Democratic Party,
00:26:42there is a possibility that hostile propaganda
00:26:45will settle down a little.
00:26:47I think that's difficult.
00:26:49When I talk about the division in the U.S.,
00:26:52I say that the U.S. has always been divided
00:26:55since before independence.
00:26:57To put it simply, the idealism of the northwestern
00:27:00Seikyo-to and the hegemonism of the southern
00:27:03Jyusho-shugi and Shokuminchi-shugi
00:27:06have always been divided.
00:27:09Even if Trump loses,
00:27:11the Trump phenomenon will continue for the time being.
00:27:14Recently, I've been talking about Margaret Mitchell's
00:27:17book, Along with the Wind.
00:27:19I've just finished a lecture on this subject.
00:27:22In the U.S. war, the number of soldiers
00:27:25was the largest not in the Second World War
00:27:28or the Vietnam War, but in the South-North War.
00:27:31And at that time, Abraham Lincoln came out
00:27:34and said that the divided house
00:27:37should never stand.
00:27:40He said that in front of the people of Getzburg.
00:27:43He said that in front of the people of Getzburg.
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00:31:38President Putin held a government meeting on the 25th of last month
00:31:42and issued a resolution to amend the national document
00:31:45that stipulates the use of nuclear weapons.
00:31:48According to it, if a large number of aircraft,
00:31:51including drones and cruise missiles,
00:31:54enter the Russian territory,
00:31:57it will be ordered to counter with nuclear weapons.
00:32:00In fact, it will expand the conditions
00:32:03for the use of nuclear weapons.
00:32:06Russian President Zelensky
00:32:09said in a general speech at the UN General Assembly
00:32:12that he would ask for the support
00:32:15of all the countries in the world
00:32:18to end the prolonged war.
00:32:21He also said that Russia was planning
00:32:24a new attack on the nuclear power plant.
00:32:27He also said that if Russia causes a nuclear disaster,
00:32:30the radio line will cross the border.
00:32:33Russia's threat is not a joke.
00:32:392. The Russian military intruder has invaded Japan's airspace.
00:32:44On the 23rd of last month,
00:32:47a Russian military intruder invaded Japan's airspace
00:32:50three times in Hokkaido, Levento, and Hokkaido.
00:32:53On the contrary, an aircraft of the Air Self-Defense Force
00:32:56launched an emergency attack
00:32:59and made a warning by using a flare for the first time.
00:33:02The Japanese government made a serious protest
00:33:05to the Russian side through the foreign route
00:33:08and sought to prevent the re-launch.
00:33:11However, in August, there was also an air-to-air judgment
00:33:14by the Chinese military,
00:33:17and it was seen that China and Russia were working together
00:33:20to increase military pressure on Japan,
00:33:23and the Japanese government was on the alert.
00:33:263. Mongols in the Haishishi Kingdom
00:33:30President Putin, who was arrested by the International Criminal Court
00:33:33for the war crimes involving the invasion of Ukraine,
00:33:36visited Mongolia, a member of the ICC,
00:33:39in early September.
00:33:42However, Mr. Putin returned without being arrested.
00:33:45The Mongolian government's press office
00:33:48stated that Mongolia has always maintained neutral policy
00:33:51in all foreign relations.
00:33:55In addition, Mongolia has imported 95% of its oil products
00:33:58and more than 20% of its electricity
00:34:01from neighboring countries,
00:34:04indicating that it is in a difficult position
00:34:07where it cannot make a strong appearance
00:34:10to Russia, which has a lot of resources.
00:34:134. Russia, which continues economic sanctions
00:34:16Russia, which continues economic sanctions
00:34:19such as the U.S. in the invasion of Ukraine,
00:34:22is in a difficult position
00:34:25where it cannot make a strong appearance
00:34:28to Russia, which has a lot of resources.
00:34:31In Moscow, a high-end Japanese restaurant
00:34:34opened in November last year was a huge success,
00:34:37and a ramen shop worth about 1,200 yen
00:34:40is also selling well.
00:34:43In the automobile industry,
00:34:46sales of Chinese cars are also increasing.
00:34:50In addition, after the withdrawal of Western companies
00:34:53such as Starbucks and McDonald's,
00:34:56Russian companies have joined in.
00:34:59As a result, employment has expanded
00:35:02and wages have risen,
00:35:05which means that people's consumption desires are increasing.
00:35:08On the other hand, the rise of excessive subsidies
00:35:11and the lack of manpower are also serious,
00:35:14and the voice of concern in Japan
00:35:17is also rising.
00:35:205. There is a change in the Putin calendar
00:35:23At the end of the year,
00:35:26there is a change in the Putin calendar
00:35:29that is sold at Russian bookstores.
00:35:32Putin, who is greedy for wood,
00:35:35Putin, who enjoys sunbathing,
00:35:38Putin, who draws grass with a rifle gun,
00:35:41and so on.
00:35:44In addition, Putin, who is naked,
00:35:47Putin, who is proud of a large fish,
00:35:50Putin, who rides a motorcycle
00:35:53with a Russian flag,
00:35:56Putin, who aims for prey with a gun,
00:35:59and so on.
00:36:02Putin, who is rich in variations,
00:36:05In the year 2024,
00:36:08the Putin calendar was changed
00:36:11and Putin's naked figure was conspicuous.
00:36:14The background of the route change is
00:36:17Putin's physical appearance,
00:36:20which will be his 72nd birthday on October 7th,
00:36:23and the presidential election held in March this year.
00:36:26By the way,
00:36:29there was not a single picture of Putin
00:36:32on the calendar of the year 2025,
00:36:35which is already on sale.
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00:36:56I don't want to provoke Japan,
00:36:59but I want to show off the churro.
00:37:02We will show off the churro.
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00:39:50As you saw earlier, when you go to Hiu,
00:39:54the first three days,
00:39:55there are two air raids in the middle of the night.
00:39:58You have to go to the air-raid shelter for three days.
00:40:01The citizens of Hiu experience it every day.
00:40:04It's a very critical situation.
00:40:06What's the situation with the Russian army?
00:40:09It's under a lot of pressure in Donbass.
00:40:11Koizumi-sensei is familiar with that.
00:40:13It's written here.
00:40:14Donbass is the eastern part of Ukraine.
00:40:18This year, the Russian army has been attacking from the head.
00:40:24It's causing a lot of damage,
00:40:27but it's moving forward little by little.
00:40:30The war is finally over two and a half years.
00:40:32The Ukrainian side is losing ground on the ground.
00:40:36It's a really critical situation.
00:40:38What about the air raids?
00:40:40They were attacking Russia.
00:40:42There are probably several roles in the air raids.
00:40:45One is to hit the Russian oil and gas facilities
00:40:48and confuse the economy.
00:40:50The other is to hit the ammunition factories
00:40:53and the cannon-making factories.
00:40:56There aren't many factories in the world.
00:40:58It's a very important bottleneck like a cannon factory.
00:41:01It confuses the military-industrial ability.
00:41:04Finally, the Russian ammunition and fuel collection facilities.
00:41:07I think there are three things that support the strategy of the front line.
00:41:13The second is that the military-industrial attack is not going well.
00:41:17There are many places far away.
00:41:19They're attacking the oil and gas facilities.
00:41:21As I said earlier, if they do too much,
00:41:23the price of crude oil will go up,
00:41:25and it will be disadvantageous to the US presidential election.
00:41:27The US government looks very unpleasant.
00:41:30If that's the case,
00:41:32give them missiles that can hit more ammunition.
00:41:34That's what the Ukrainian side says.
00:41:36If they do that, they might use Putin's nuclear weapons.
00:41:39So the US doesn't look good.
00:41:41Ukraine is in a full-scale war.
00:41:43But they haven't mobilized college students at all.
00:41:46I was a freshman in September.
00:41:48The university is just like a Japanese university.
00:41:51It's full of boys and girls who look like they're having fun.
00:41:54In the midst of this war,
00:41:56Ukraine is trying not to make as many sacrifices as possible,
00:41:59so it's going to be disadvantageous in the battlefield.
00:42:02The fact that the soldiers can't be replaced
00:42:05is probably a very unfair situation.
00:42:07It seems that everyone in the city lives normally.
00:42:11However, there are soldiers who have been fighting for two and a half years
00:42:15and their families are asking,
00:42:17what are you going to do about it?
00:42:19From the military point of view,
00:42:21if you pull out the veteran soldiers who have been fighting for two and a half years,
00:42:24the front line will collapse.
00:42:26That's why we can't get along here.
00:42:28Where is the problem now?
00:42:30The reality that it is difficult to completely destroy the Russian army militarily
00:42:33has to be recognized.
00:42:35The Ukrainian side.
00:42:37However, Putin keeps saying that Ukraine's sovereignty is restricted.
00:42:40Change the government.
00:42:42I've been telling him to dismantle the Ukrainian army.
00:42:45I've been telling him not to join any alliance.
00:42:47But as a sovereign state,
00:42:49you have to defend it.
00:42:51The real dropout of the low-flying conditions,
00:42:53or the real high defense line,
00:42:55is how far you can stop the war without drinking it.
00:42:58I think so.
00:43:00The risk that nuclear weapons will be used on the battlefield.
00:43:02If it's used, it's going to be a big deal.
00:43:05After all, if a country with nuclear weapons
00:43:07scatters the use of nuclear weapons,
00:43:09no country will be able to win.
00:43:11I know about the nuclear war.
00:43:14But since the Korean War,
00:43:16there has always been a possibility of using nuclear weapons.
00:43:19This time, there is a pro-Ukrainian war,
00:43:21so I can't say for sure.
00:43:23If I dare to say,
00:43:25it's called the injection of military force.
00:43:28If you don't do it all at once,
00:43:30you can't win the war.
00:43:32After all, if you read the sign, you'll have a broken speech.
00:43:36I want it to be a little more broken.
00:43:38The surrounding world is saying,
00:43:40I'm rooting for you.
00:43:42I'll help you.
00:43:44You can do whatever you want.
00:43:46But Nam-chan,
00:43:48the VTR earlier may be a little misleading.
00:43:51If it says it's in the post-war period,
00:43:53it may be misunderstood as economic sanctions
00:43:55that don't hurt or itch.
00:43:57What the West is doing
00:43:59is a strategy to pursue with economic sanctions.
00:44:02Someday, the resources will run out.
00:44:04That's what they're aiming for.
00:44:06But this economic sanctions,
00:44:08the Kishida administration
00:44:10was very aggressive.
00:44:12It's going to take a long time.
00:44:14The problem is that
00:44:16the whole world is not sanctioning Russia.
00:44:18There are about 40 or 50 countries
00:44:20with 200 countries.
00:44:22Russia's oil is cheap, so buy it.
00:44:24If everyone doesn't buy it,
00:44:26Russia will give it to you.
00:44:28There are a lot of places that will buy it.
00:44:30So in that sense,
00:44:32Russia is long-term
00:44:35There's a hole like that.
00:44:37You can buy it,
00:44:39but you can't give insurance to the tanker
00:44:41in the country where you buy it.
00:44:43The West is overwhelmingly
00:44:45in the insurance industry.
00:44:47Or you can buy it,
00:44:49but we don't offer payment services.
00:44:51It's going to sell,
00:44:53but it's going to sell in a very inefficient way.
00:44:55I don't know if sanctions work or not.
00:44:57It's not zero-one.
00:44:59But what we must not forget
00:45:01is the power of standardization.
00:45:03If you don't look at UN sanctions,
00:45:05and you buy something,
00:45:07it will have a long-term effect on international order.
00:45:09That's what we need to decide.
00:45:11Putin can't enter the country.
00:45:13It's not an economic sanction,
00:45:15but we can't put Russian national elements
00:45:17in this country.
00:45:19It's a symbol of international order.
00:45:21Mongolia is breaking that.
00:45:23Israel rejected the UN Security Council admission.
00:45:25That's what they say.
00:45:29So it's a great problem
00:45:31But what I want to say is that we should not be disappointed by the international law.
00:45:38The international law that was broken stands out, but most of the international law is protected.
00:45:43So, there are some blatant international law judges.
00:45:46So, international law is meaningless.
00:45:48We should not lean towards the simple debate of zero or everything.
00:45:53I'm sorry. Ramu-san, why are you provoking Japan?
00:45:56It's a story related to Japan.
00:45:58Why do you think the Russian intruder has come to Japan?
00:46:06Koizumi-san, what do you think?
00:46:08I don't want to provoke Japan.
00:46:10I just want to show them the flirting of Churo.
00:46:14What do you mean?
00:46:16When Churo's fleet was passing through the Soya Strait,
00:46:21the Russian aircraft that had been training with them was passing through the airspace of Japan.
00:46:27What is the Churo fleet doing?
00:46:29Last year and this year, after training together, they entered the Oho Tsukukai and went to the northern border.
00:46:35There is a story that they entered the northern border this year.
00:46:39Until now, if they cornered Russia too much, they would approach Churo.
00:46:44There was a lot of debate whether Russia would be angry if China entered the Oho Tsukukai or the northern border.
00:46:50As a result, what Russia is doing now is that even if we corner them,
00:46:54it's all right in terms of economic sanctions.
00:46:57They may think that the Oho Tsukukai and the northern border are a tiger's den,
00:47:00but we will put the Chinese fleet there.
00:47:02The way that aircraft was flying, the zigzag or zigzag,
00:47:06was because there was a nuclear submarine or a submarine under the sea.
00:47:10The fact that Russia is doing a strategic action there means that Iran is aware of the problem.
00:47:15Shouldn't they be aware that this is not just a provocation as a risk?
00:47:19I don't know if they had the intention to provoke.
00:47:23I think they were looking for it because the Churo fleet was probably going to see the U.S. nuclear war.
00:47:29At that time, I don't know if they were aware that they were judging the Japanese airspace,
00:47:34but I think it would have been better to look for the U.S. nuclear war than that.
00:47:39I don't want to argue with the professionals,
00:47:42but if you look at it in a bigger picture,
00:47:45I think it's part of the fact that the Churo is getting closer and always testing the situation in Japan and the U.S.
00:47:51It was the 75th anniversary of the Churo.
00:47:54It was a time when each department was excited to do something together.
00:48:01There's nothing to worry about.
00:48:03I think Mongolia is a complex international situation.
00:48:08As Mr. Murata said earlier, international norms are important,
00:48:13but international politics is also a reality.
00:48:16Even Netanyahu said that the ICC is applying for an arrest warrant.
00:48:20So what's going on with the U.S. support?
00:48:24The problem is why Putin went to Mongolia.
00:48:29It's not just Russia, but Britain, the U.S., and China,
00:48:34and President Kishida is also taking care of it.
00:48:38It's the same in Korea.
00:48:40North Korea, too.
00:48:41The reason why everyone is loving Mongolia now is that
00:48:44Northeast Asia is a new confrontation.
00:48:49Mongolia used to be close to China because of its socialist effect.
00:48:54Since the democratization of foreign exchange,
00:48:56it's been very close to Japan and Korea.
00:48:59It's a very forward-looking foreign exchange.
00:49:01It's a so-called balancer.
00:49:03Mongolia didn't intend to be a balancer in Asia,
00:49:08but it's become more present.
00:49:10One last thing.
00:49:11The reason I wrote this is because
00:49:13China, Russia, and the U.S. are not in the ICC.
00:49:19The largest state in the world is Japan,
00:49:21and the top ICC member is a female judge in Japan.
00:49:24That's why there was a limit to the ICC system from the beginning.
00:49:30That's all I want to say.
00:49:31Mr. Takeda, how long will the Putin administration last?
00:49:34Putin's calendar for this year.
00:49:35If you look at the calendar, it's all about the back.
00:49:39I think this will be the last week.
00:49:42It may be a premium,
00:49:44but I think it's better to keep it this year.
00:49:47Mr. Okabe.
00:49:48You're not going to buy anything else?
00:49:49I was going to buy it.
00:49:50Where are you going to buy it?
00:49:51Loft.
00:49:52Where are you going to buy it?
00:49:53I'm going to buy it at Loft.
00:49:55Please don't say the name of another store.
00:49:58It's not enough to say how many Japanese children have been sacrificed.
00:50:04No, you can't say that.
00:50:07Taoya.
00:50:08A hot spring resort hotel where you can enjoy the location of the sunset.
00:50:12A luxury Viking enjoying the luxury of the sea.
00:50:15All-inclusive and comfortable accommodation.
00:50:18Taoya Shirahama Shrine Grand Open.
00:50:21The movement of people is back.
00:50:23Traffic fee application errors are back.
00:50:25Activity restrictions have been eased.
00:50:26Even body temperature has been strengthened.
00:50:28The return to daily life is dear.
00:50:30The return to daily life is terrible.
00:50:33It's solved by easy production.
00:50:35What?
00:50:36S-TAC.
00:50:37Here.
00:50:38I'm crazy about the wind.
00:50:41I did it.
00:50:42The wind is a risk.
00:50:43Yes.
00:50:45S-TAC EX NEO.
00:50:47Attack the wind.
00:50:48S-TAC.
00:50:49Ping-pong.
00:50:51Happy-go-round in Lawson.
00:50:52Happy-go-round.
00:50:53Happy-go-round.
00:50:54Happy-go-round festival.
00:50:55Happy-go-round.
00:50:56If you buy a rice ball for 350 yen, you can get tea.
00:51:00You're losing.
00:51:01That's a happy-go-round festival.
00:51:04Happy-go-round.
00:51:05Lawson.
00:51:06National Association.
00:51:07COPE.
00:51:09The My Car Association was created by everyone's voice.
00:51:13It's easy because it's a guarantee of helping each other.
00:51:17My Car Association.
00:51:18The campaign is in progress.
00:51:21I understand.
00:51:22Clothes are hard to understand.
00:51:25Conclusion.
00:51:26Secret Slacks.
00:51:28It's wide, but it looks beautiful.
00:51:30I wanted to make clothes that don't fail.
00:51:32Conclusion of Green Label.
00:51:34New work continues.
00:51:38You can sell.
00:51:40You can buy.
00:51:42It's a place where you can talk freely.
00:51:45A place to connect riders.
00:51:47Bike King.
00:51:49It's 100,000 yen.
00:51:52If sugar is off, Carb-off.
00:51:54Fluffy texture.
00:51:55The deliciousness of wheat.
00:51:57The sugar content is 50% off.
00:52:00Sugar is off and deliciousness is added.
00:52:03Carb-off.
00:52:04Kagoroma Foods.
00:52:06Grandma.
00:52:07Why did you get a shot?
00:52:08Winter is coming.
00:52:09Look at this.
00:52:10People over the age of 65 are subject to regular vaccination of the new coronavirus vaccine starting on October 1st.
00:52:17I want these days to continue.
00:52:19See you later.
00:52:21This is it.
00:52:24Noel?
00:52:25Oh, that face.
00:52:27It's a nice day.
00:52:28Let's drink.
00:52:29Huh?
00:52:30Noel?
00:52:31How many years have you been staying?
00:52:34Actually, Noel has changed a lot.
00:52:40The deliciousness.
00:52:42The way to enjoy every day.
00:52:45It's delicious.
00:52:46Today will make you happy.
00:52:47From now on, Noel.
00:52:48New Kirin Bling Free.
00:52:52Top 5 news about China.
00:52:57No.1 Real estate bubble collapses.
00:52:59What will happen to China's economy?
00:53:03China's real estate prices are on the decline.
00:53:08Because of the government's policy, many developers have lost their jobs.
00:53:12In addition, ghost mansions are left unfinished.
00:53:18Due to the impact of the bubble collapse, new jobs are becoming more difficult.
00:53:22The unemployment rate is also increasing.
00:53:25Individual consumption is also increasing.
00:53:27The economy is also down.
00:53:30On the other hand, the Chinese government prioritizes the expansion of state-owned enterprises.
00:53:36As a result, the price of steel and other main industries has fallen.
00:53:39The situation is more difficult than during the Lehman Shock.
00:53:45What will happen to China's economy in the future?
00:53:51No.2 Japanese man-killing case.
00:53:55Will the motive and facts be revealed?
00:53:59On the 18th of last month, a 10-year-old man who was attending a Japanese school in Shenzhen
00:54:04was attacked on the street and killed.
00:54:07The authorities arrested a Chinese man who denied his occupation.
00:54:12However, the motive has not been revealed.
00:54:16The Supreme Court ruled this case as a military-independent case.
00:54:21The Japanese side should be calm and rational.
00:54:24It should avoid expanding as a political issue.
00:54:30However, according to the Hong Kong media,
00:54:33after the incident, the local government official of the Shenzhen Provincial Government wrote on social media
00:54:38that our discipline is to kill Japanese people.
00:54:44In June, three Japanese parents were attacked by a man with a knife in Sochi.
00:54:50The Chinese woman who tried to stop the attacker was killed.
00:54:55This is the reason why the Japanese side is still concerned.
00:55:00No.3 Rumors about Xi Jinping's death.
00:55:04What is the credibility of the rumor?
00:55:08Xi Jinping's death is 10 seconds away.
00:55:12The source of the rumor is that
00:55:14Xi Jinping was absent for 20 days at the end of the meeting on July 30.
00:55:21Even though it was the time of the summer vacation,
00:55:23Xi Jinping was absent for a long time.
00:55:26On the Internet, there were rumors about his weight loss and death.
00:55:32After that, on August 19,
00:55:35Xi Jinping had a meeting with the Vietnamese President Donald Trump in Beijing.
00:55:39Xi Jinping walked without any problem.
00:55:42In addition, on January 1,
00:55:44Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to Japanese Prime Minister Ishibashi.
00:55:50What is the credibility of the rumor?
00:55:54No.4 What is the background of the rumor that the juvenile detention center is quiet?
00:56:01According to a local Chinese city,
00:56:03a juvenile detention center is being established in China.
00:56:10It is a place for people under the age of 45.
00:56:13It is a quiet place for people in their 20s and 30s.
00:56:18Most of the facilities are old buildings in the suburbs.
00:56:22The entrance fee is about 1,500 yuan.
00:56:25There, young people live in groups
00:56:28while they are away from the real world,
00:56:31plowing the field, and feeding the chickens.
00:56:36It is said that this is the result of some young people
00:56:40seeking to live a carefree life without stress.
00:56:47No.5 Why is the number of Japanese animated films increasing rapidly?
00:56:54The Chinese film market is expanding.
00:56:57According to Chinese news sites,
00:57:00the annual revenue of Chinese films is about 1.28 billion yuan in 2019.
00:57:07The total number of screenings of Japanese films is the world's No.1.
00:57:11The annual revenue of Japanese animation films released last year is about 1.6 billion yuan.
00:57:20The first slumdunk is about 1.3 billion yuan.
00:57:25In addition, the annual revenue of the film directed by Hayao Miyazaki released this year is over 1.6 billion yuan.
00:57:34Japanese animation films are sweeping China.
00:57:39What is the reason why Japanese animation films are so popular?
00:57:43What is the reason why the Chinese Communist Party allows the screening?
00:57:50These are the top 5 news about China.
00:57:54What news do you want to know?
00:58:01What news do you want to know about the top 5 news about China?
00:58:07We have received a lot of news about China.
00:58:12Mr. Suda, let's start with the sad news.
00:58:17This is the second shocking news.
00:58:20I think there is a reason for the 3rd and 4th shocking news.
00:58:25It is not only about anti-Japanese education and hostility against Japan.
00:58:30It is also about the economic problem.
00:58:32As Mr. Kondo pointed out, the Chinese economy is in a bubble.
00:58:36There is a huge amount of unemployment.
00:58:39If we don't deal with it, the economy won't move forward.
00:58:43If we don't deal with the unemployment, the economy won't move forward.
00:58:50What is happening?
00:58:54This is the Shinsen area in China.
00:58:59This area is the high-tech area of China.
00:59:04Many semiconductor manufacturers are gathered here.
00:59:07Many workers from the countryside come here.
00:59:09They work for a day and get paid.
00:59:11They work for a day and get paid.
00:59:13They live here for 3 days.
00:59:15They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:18They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:21They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:24They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:26They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:28They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:31They live here for 3 days and get paid.
00:59:34This is the way to Japan.
00:59:37The economic problem and the unemployment situation are mixed.
00:59:41I think this will spread all over China.
00:59:44I think this will spread all over China.
00:59:46I think this will spread all over China.
00:59:50A huge number of Chinese people have come to Japan.
00:59:54The Chinese government is warning people not to go to places where people gather.
01:00:02Japanese don't have this kind of organised general discussion.
01:00:06It's not reasonable to beat people who people gather.
01:00:08Nonetheless, Japanese businessmen assume that
01:00:10it is enough to pay around 100,000 JPY as mortgage for their labor.
01:00:16It's impossible to pay for your work with nothing in千万ギャラルフレーズ
01:00:20so Japan could return these jobs to North Korea because they have capital.
01:00:24I think Japanese government doesn't return these jobs.
01:00:26I think Japanese government doesn't return these jobs so Japan could return these jobs because they have capital.
01:00:27This is Japanese influence.
01:00:28The foreign ministry doesn't pay this money.
01:00:29Mr. Takeda, I don't mean to be anti-Japanese, but as a foreign minister, I can provide information on terrorism and war, but I can't provide information on how many Japanese children were killed.
01:00:47No, no, no, you can't say that.
01:00:49No, no, no, I can't.
01:00:51All the other advanced countries, including Japan, are at level zero.
01:00:55No, no, wait a minute.
01:00:57The Japanese government is not saying anything, but it is doing a proper protest.
01:01:02Even if you protest, there is no change.
01:01:04There is no transition.
01:01:05If you were the representative of the government, how would you do it?
01:01:09Nesta, Wild Bunny is the best!
01:01:12Barbecue is the best!
01:01:14Sky Eagle is the best!
01:01:16Enjoy Nesta as much as you can!
01:01:18That's Nesta-Bi!
01:01:19Nesta-Rin is the best!
01:01:21Kid Challenge Pass too!
01:01:24I have to make my children eat healthy food.
01:01:27But I'm hungry today.
01:01:29What about that night?
01:01:30Let's make it NUSH!
01:01:31I left it to you!
01:01:35Frozen food, NUSH!
01:01:40SUV and coupe beauty
01:01:47BMW X2
01:01:491.99% discount
01:01:53CYBORG
01:01:54Even though it's a literary management job, I can make a revolutionary business application.
01:02:00You look like you're having fun, Chief.
01:02:02You're laughing with that face.
01:02:05Let's make a business application with no code.
01:02:07Kintone
01:02:08In Poiko,
01:02:09I'll take your love.
01:02:11Fluffy rice
01:02:12Poiko
01:02:13Rice
01:02:15Poiko
01:02:16Rice
01:02:17How many did you give?
01:02:18Three
01:02:19I don't know!
01:02:20I can't stop!
01:02:21Cook Do Poiko
01:02:24Nikon is not just a camera.
01:02:26For example, in the medical field,
01:02:28it visualizes the complex state of the body at the cellular level.
01:02:32It contributes to understanding the mechanism of the disease.
01:02:35It's infinite if you can do it.
01:02:36Nikon
01:02:39I'm sure no one knows.
01:02:40Here,
01:02:41and here,
01:02:42my love for Alphort won't stop.
01:02:46I am Alphort.
01:02:48Alphort Mini Chocolate
01:02:49Alphort again?
01:02:50Huh?
01:02:51In the middle of the campaign,
01:02:52Bourbon
01:02:53My sister is worried about my bald head.
01:02:55My sister is worried about my split eyes.
01:02:58To solve that problem,
01:02:59Reapp Re-Gene
01:03:00The only hair removal agent in Japan.
01:03:03Minoxidil Combined
01:03:04Reapp Re-Gene
01:03:06It's an anti-cancer drug.
01:03:08I made an SNS picture as a commemoration.
01:03:11No way!
01:03:12This is a professional label!
01:03:15I really made it.
01:03:17No way!
01:03:18No way!
01:03:19What did you say?
01:03:20You hired a designer, didn't you?
01:03:21You idiot!
01:03:22What do you mean?
01:03:25If you show me how you made it,
01:03:27I'll believe you.
01:03:28I see.
01:03:30It's a cute sticker, isn't it?
01:03:32Thank you very much!
01:03:34Are you happy?
01:03:35Don't drink it!
01:03:36I'm sorry.
01:03:48Cupid 3-minute Cooking
01:03:50Homemade Pasta Oil Sauce
01:03:53Normally,
01:03:54I don't think he can say it.
01:03:56I'm not saying this as a minister.
01:03:58I'm not saying this as a minister.
01:03:59As a representative of the Diet,
01:04:01as a representative of the Diet,
01:04:03If there's a riot,
01:04:05If there's a riot,
01:04:06I can say it.
01:04:07But this is possible.
01:04:09I don't want to make a fuss about it.
01:04:11But that's a little...
01:04:12But that's a little...
01:04:13I can say it.
01:04:14I can say it.
01:04:15I can say it.
01:04:16I can say it.
01:04:19If it's a private matter,
01:04:21I think that's right.
01:04:22But if Japanese were targeted,
01:04:23If Japanese were targeted,
01:04:24And if you leave the case like this,
01:04:25And if you leave the case like this,
01:04:26The third and fourth people will come out.
01:04:27And if the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
01:04:28And if the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
01:04:29had properly processed it,
01:04:30My family would have returned to Japan.
01:04:31No, so,
01:04:32Even if I talk about this,
01:04:33Even if I talk about this,
01:04:34I don't think it makes much sense.
01:04:35There's one more problem.
01:04:36There's one more problem.
01:04:37The Japanese Government
01:04:38The Japanese Government
01:04:39Why did this happen this time?
01:04:40Why did this happen this time?
01:04:41It hasn't been communicated at all.
01:04:42It hasn't been communicated at all.
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01:17:20Fourth day.
01:17:21It'll be 2 years from the accident at Itaewon.
01:17:25At midnight on Oct.29, 2022, on the otitors in Seoul Itaewon,
01:17:32A landslide occurred due to the commotion during Halloween.
01:17:35There were 159 people, including 2 Japanese people, who died in the accident.
01:17:41Two years have been passed since then,
01:17:45In October, the Special Investigation Committee, which conducts a re-investigation of the cause of the accident in the Korean National Assembly,
01:17:51was appointed by a majority of approval.
01:17:56According to the investigation results, the Special Investigation Headquarters announced that
01:18:01there was insufficient response to safety measures and reports in January last year.
01:18:07Police officials submitted arrest warrants,
01:18:11but the Special Investigation Headquarters criticized the police's inaction and said that there was insufficient response.
01:18:195. Mabry vs. Ma Dong-seok
01:18:24The Korean movie that was released on the 27th in Japan,
01:18:29Crime City Punishment.
01:18:32It is the fourth crime city series in which Korean national star Ma Dong-seok
01:18:37works as a director, producer, and lead actor.
01:18:42The action and enemies are upgraded.
01:18:46In Korea, the number of audiences exceeded 9.75 million on the 20th.
01:18:53It is the first time in the history of Korean cinema to exceed 40 million in a series.
01:18:59Speaking of Korean stars,
01:19:01in the past, stars with a gentle image such as Yeon-sama and Pae Yong-joon were popular.
01:19:07Now, Mabry vs. Ma Dong-seok's wild charm is heating up the Japanese audience.
01:19:16That's it for the top 5 news about Korea.
01:19:20Which news did you care about?
01:19:245. Mabry vs. Ma Dong-seok
01:19:54I run a movie channel.
01:19:57A while ago, I did a special feature on Ma Dong-seok.
01:20:00It was said that the Korean police and the press were useless.
01:20:07I wanted to get rid of it somehow, so Ma Dong-seok solved the case with a fist.
01:20:13It's a very interesting work, but the content is serious.
01:20:18Why is it so popular?
01:20:20Ma Dong-seok is not so cool, but he is so cute.
01:20:28As you said, there is a gap.
01:20:31The character he symbolizes is a right person who has a sense of justice and can rely on it.
01:20:39In Korea, there is a gap between politics and society.
01:20:50However, Ma Dong-seok is a right person who has a sense of justice and can rely on it.
01:20:56That's why it's so popular.
01:20:58Korea has always been popular with bad people.
01:21:01If you give them money, they'll do anything.
01:21:03But Ma Dong-seok did it with a fist.
01:21:05Is it related to Japan?
01:21:08Last year, I was appointed as a professor at a university in Korea.
01:21:14I've been to Korea more than once.
01:21:16I've been there three times this year, and I'm going there next month.
01:21:19There are two things I felt there.
01:21:21Mr. Kim, I'd like you to give me some advice.
01:21:23If you go deep into it, you'll see a lot of anti-drama.
01:21:27First of all, I went to a university and met the chairman and the dean.
01:21:32The professor told me to be careful because they were very close.
01:21:37But my seat was in the middle.
01:21:39I didn't know which one to look at.
01:21:43If it was there, it would have been okay.
01:21:45But there was a chairman and a dean in the car.
01:21:48They were arguing about which one to put me on.
01:21:52I'm an amateur in Korea.
01:21:54I don't think it's good to go too deep into it.
01:21:56I'd like you to give me some advice.
01:21:58It's a common story.
01:21:59It's the same in Japan and Korea.
01:22:01Universities are organizations, but they're not organizations.
01:22:04It's a halfway organization.
01:22:06There are a lot of so-called sweet-talkers.
01:22:09When the government changes, the president of a powerful university changes everything.
01:22:15It's like new power and old power.
01:22:17It's a complicated power structure.
01:22:20In fact, I was invited to a Japanese department.
01:22:23I thought they were better than President Yun.
01:22:26I thought they were better than President Yun.
01:22:29But there were a lot of people who said it was bad.
01:22:31Actually, it's the scandal of President's wife.
01:22:34There are a lot of people who like Japan, but don't like President Yun.
01:22:38This is the scandal of President Moon.
01:22:40If President Moon is arrested like a former president,
01:22:43President Yun will be arrested again.
01:22:45I think it's going to happen over and over again.
01:22:47This is a national interest.
01:22:50The former president is either killed or assassinated or arrested.
01:22:54That's all there is to it.
01:22:56There are many kinds of jobs in this world.
01:22:59The Korean president is said to be the most dangerous job.
01:23:03This is also K-culture.
01:23:08It's your fault.
01:23:13This season has come again this year.
01:23:17Light up the light.
01:23:19Christmas at Tokyo Disney Resort.
01:23:23New Castle Projection.
01:23:26I met olive oil and lemon.
01:23:31I met hot salad.
01:23:36Raw olive oil sauce.
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01:25:53Acknoledging Alberam.
01:25:56Is the bonus that Kim said aplace in the thing
01:25:57Is the bonus that Kim said applause.
01:25:58Is the bonus that Kim said applause.
01:26:01I can't fool with the population issue.
01:26:03I can't fool with the population issue.
01:26:04Is similar to China.
01:26:08In Korea's case as well.
01:26:09It is relatively high.
01:26:12It's over 10 percent every year.
01:26:14But this is like China.
01:26:16But this is like China.
01:26:19Rather than feeling dislike maybe.
01:26:21There are people who are so desperate to go to college that they don't need to work at a low salary.
01:26:28One of the reasons is mismatch and academic inflation.
01:26:33And the reason why unemployment leads to is anxiety about the future.
01:26:38If there is no stable job, stable income, and stable living,
01:26:46why do you have to get married, fall in love with someone, and give birth?
01:26:50It's fun to be alone.
01:26:51It's delicious and cute.
01:26:54It's time to be healed enough to be alone.
01:26:57Both Mr. Murata and Mr. Masuzoe have raised the bar.
01:27:00China is in the same situation.
01:27:04China is finally on fire.
01:27:06I've been dealing with this issue as a minister,
01:27:09so I was asked to talk about what to do.
01:27:12I talked about it at this university.
01:27:14One of the reasons is that it costs a lot of money to pay for education.
01:27:20This is the break.
01:27:22As Mr. Murata said, it's a problem in East Asia as a whole.
01:27:25I think the total unemployment rate in Taiwan is also quite low.
01:27:28This is a book written by a female Harvard sociologist.
01:27:33The unemployment rate is lower in the country where the unemployment rate of husbands is low.
01:27:38It's the same in East Asia.
01:27:40The unemployment rate of husbands in Japan is 15%.
01:27:43The unemployment rate in East Asia is 40%.
01:27:45The unemployment rate in the North is 50%.
01:27:47The more husbands help with housework, the more wives have children.
01:27:51So raising children is not a matter of money.
01:27:53Even so, the unemployment rate of husbands in the Showa era,
01:27:57during the high-growth period, and before the war,
01:27:59was supposed to be much lower.
01:28:01At that time, the unemployment rate was quite high.
01:28:03Why is that?
01:28:04That's because the premise is different.
01:28:06The fact that the number of people working is increasing may be a big factor.
01:28:10If the number of women working is increasing,
01:28:13the number of children will not increase.
01:28:15It's all because of Ms. Tajima Yoko.
01:28:20Today's guests are very talkative.
01:28:22I completely forgot.
01:28:24I should have introduced this book to you in America.
01:28:27It's Mr. Murata's book.
01:28:29Mr. Murata's book will be on sale from the 50th to the next year.
01:28:34It's already on sale.
01:28:36What kind of book is it?
01:28:37It's a good book.
01:28:39Don't you have to say it properly?
01:28:41It's not very popular, so please buy it.
01:28:51If you want to watch it again, please watch it from 6 p.m. today.
01:28:56Let's Play With Nino! Tonight at 7.58 p.m.
01:29:09Let's Play With Nino! Tonight at 7.58 p.m.
01:29:16Huh? Are you done with work?
01:29:18It's like a holiday.
01:29:20The wine is cold.
01:29:21I'm hungry.
01:29:23Light, calm, and the material is alive stew.
01:29:26Let's have a holiday.
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01:29:31SoftBank Hikari
01:29:32Do you remember the 500 yen per month until the 6th month of the campaign?
01:29:35I don't think so.
01:29:36Do you remember the 500 yen per month until the 6th month of the campaign?
01:29:38I don't think so.
01:29:41SoftBank Hikari campaign
01:29:43Do you remember?
01:29:44I haven't given up.