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00:00:00This week's news is brought to you by Seigi no Mikata.
00:00:10Good morning. This is Seigi no Mikata.
00:00:13Let's learn about the news this week.
00:00:15This week's guest is Kaori Manabe.
00:00:18Nice to meet you.
00:00:20Kaori, is there any news you're interested in?
00:00:23The election of the president.
00:00:26It was so interesting.
00:00:28The system was so interesting.
00:00:30I was so excited.
00:00:31Trump has returned.
00:00:33We'll talk about this in the news.
00:00:34First, please look at this.
00:00:36This is news about downtown Matsumoto.
00:00:40What will happen to future entertainment activities?
00:00:42Yesterday, in a trial about weekly news articles,
00:00:46Matsumoto Hitoshi, a comedian who was on hiatus,
00:00:50withdrew from the trial.
00:00:52In fact, the trial has come to an end.
00:00:55Matsumoto Hitoshi's comment.
00:00:58Until now, Matsumoto Hitoshi has been in the middle of a trial,
00:01:01and has continued to discuss with his associates.
00:01:04However, regarding the contents of Matsumoto's appeal,
00:01:07we have confirmed that there is no evidence of coercion.
00:01:14On top of that, by proceeding with the trial,
00:01:16we have decided to avoid causing more burden and inconvenience to many people,
00:01:21and to withdraw the appeal.
00:01:25In Matsumoto, there was a meeting where women used to participate.
00:01:31Among the women who participated,
00:01:33if there were people who were offended or hurt,
00:01:38I would like to apologize honestly.
00:01:40This is the comment he made.
00:01:42He also made a comment on weekly news articles.
00:01:45Regarding the appeal he made today,
00:01:48he said he wanted to apologize to those who were hurt by the plaintiff,
00:01:55and that he would like to apologize to the women,
00:01:57and that he would like to apologize to the women,
00:02:01and that he would like to apologize to the women,
00:02:05Hong Kong-san, this news,
00:02:07this trial has come to an end.
00:02:10Hong Kong-san, what do you think?
00:02:13Well, this is a discussion,
00:02:16and there is no evidence of coercion.
00:02:19I think the red part is the most important.
00:02:23And I think that Mr. Bunshun,
00:02:25after talking to the women,
00:02:27has accepted it.
00:02:29I think he is a young man.
00:02:32Mr. Fujii,
00:02:35this trial has come to an end.
00:02:37I would like to apologize honestly.
00:02:39The general impression of the people who heard this report
00:02:43was that there was an article about Mr. Bunshun,
00:02:45and many people read it,
00:02:47and there was a comment that he would fight against the facts,
00:02:50and the trial began.
00:02:51And he withdrew from the trial.
00:02:53Mr. Matsumoto also accepted the story of Mr. Bunshun,
00:02:56and Mr. Ayamaru also accepted it.
00:02:58I think there are many people who have this impression.
00:03:01When you read the article, as Mr. Hong Kong said,
00:03:03there is no evidence of coercion,
00:03:05and there is no direct evidence of coercion,
00:03:07and it is written that it was confirmed
00:03:09between the parties involved and the jury.
00:03:11This means that Mr. Matsumoto is not the only one
00:03:14who has this impression,
00:03:16and Mr. Bunshun also has this impression
00:03:19that there is no evidence of coercion.
00:03:22And the point is,
00:03:24the biggest point of this trial,
00:03:27the biggest point of many people,
00:03:30is whether it was coercive or not.
00:03:33As for that, Mr. Matsumoto,
00:03:35if there is someone who has a deep impression,
00:03:38I don't know if there is,
00:03:40but if there is, I apologize.
00:03:43Therefore, behind the words,
00:03:45if there is,
00:03:47I don't think there is anyone who has such a deep impression,
00:03:51but if there is, I apologize.
00:03:54It's a very subtle content.
00:03:56A subtle impression.
00:03:58Mr. Bunshun, what do you think?
00:04:00If you just read the text,
00:04:02there are two types of Wakai.
00:04:04In other words, Wakai involved in the trial,
00:04:07and Wakai outside of the trial.
00:04:10This is Wakai outside of the trial.
00:04:12Wakai has no evidence of coercion,
00:04:15so if it continues as it is,
00:04:18the one who is suing will probably win.
00:04:22If it goes on like this.
00:04:24In other words, Mr. Matsumoto will win.
00:04:26If he quits now,
00:04:28Mr. Bunshun will have nothing,
00:04:30and Mr. Matsumoto will be able to return to the entertainment world soon.
00:04:33That's how you can read it as Wakai outside of the trial.
00:04:36That's how you can read it.
00:04:38Mr. Kondo, you're still working as a publisher, right?
00:04:42I'm still doing it.
00:04:45I didn't ask Mr. Bunshun,
00:04:48but from a general point of view,
00:04:51when a magazine is released,
00:04:54it's like it's over,
00:04:56but there's a feeling that it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
00:04:59And if you're sued,
00:05:01you go to court,
00:05:03but in this case,
00:05:05it's hard financially and labor-wise,
00:05:07so if the other party takes it down,
00:05:09I think it's a basic attitude to agree to it.
00:05:13It's a basic attitude.
00:05:17What will happen to entertainment activities in the future?
00:05:20I think there will be further announcements,
00:05:23and announcements from Yoshimoto Industries,
00:05:25Downtown, and Mr. Hitoshi Matsumoto.
00:05:28It's a place for us to live,
00:05:31and personally,
00:05:33I've been working with him for a long time,
00:05:35and he's been taking care of me,
00:05:37so I'd like to work with him again.
00:05:39That's my opinion.
00:05:41What do you all think?
00:05:43Let's move on.
00:05:44Next, we have a look at Matadora.
00:05:47This week, the U.S. presidential election was held,
00:05:50and Mr. Trump took the presidency.
00:05:53What impact will it have on Japan and the world?
00:06:07This Wednesday,
00:06:08Mr. Trump of the Republican Party declared victory.
00:06:11He took the presidency of the next U.S. president.
00:06:16The election, which was expected to be a close one,
00:06:19was also a close one.
00:06:21Mr. Trump won the election.
00:06:23With the momentum to rule all seven states,
00:06:26he painted the U.S.
00:06:28with the color of the Republican Party.
00:06:32On the other hand, Mr. Harris of the Democratic Party
00:06:34declared that he would never give up the fight for democracy,
00:06:39and admitted his defeat.
00:06:43With this result,
00:06:44the leaders of the world
00:06:46showed their determination.
00:06:49This man, too.
00:06:53I'd like to congratulate Mr. Trump
00:06:55on his victory.
00:06:58I'd like to work closely with him
00:07:00to build up the U.S.-Japan alliance
00:07:03and the U.S.-Japan relationship.
00:07:08The next day,
00:07:09Prime Minister Ishiba called Mr. Trump.
00:07:13He said he had the impression that he could talk to Mr. Trump.
00:07:16He said he would arrange a meeting with Mr. Trump.
00:07:20Will Prime Minister Ishiba really get along well with President Trump?
00:07:26In the first place,
00:07:28will he be able to continue his presidency?
00:07:32The world is in turmoil again.
00:07:35The war in Ukraine ends in one day.
00:07:39The price of gasoline is getting cheaper.
00:07:44Elon Musk dies.
00:07:47Bitcoin goes up in the Trump trade.
00:07:51How will Japan and the world change?
00:07:58This is the question from Mr. Kaori Manabe and Mr. Hong Kong.
00:08:03Please take a look at the illustration of Mr. Takewaka when he was a Buffalo.
00:08:09What will happen to Japan's economy and life after Mr. Trump dies?
00:08:15Is there a pipe with the Trump administration in Japan?
00:08:20Please tell us.
00:08:23Mr. Manabe, you became the U.S. President.
00:08:27What will happen to Japan's economy and life?
00:08:31You want to have a rich economy and life, don't you?
00:08:35Yes, but it seems to have a great impact.
00:08:38The stock market has changed a lot.
00:08:43I'm also investing in it.
00:08:46It's a good amount of money.
00:08:49Thank you very much.
00:08:51I'm worried about what will happen in the future.
00:08:55I have no impression of gravity when I made my debut.
00:09:02Mr. Hong Kong, I hope you get along well with the Trump administration and the Ishiba administration.
00:09:08The Trump administration was in a hurry.
00:09:14Mr. Shimada, the new chairman of the board of directors of the Trump administration, said so.
00:09:21There are two parties, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.
00:09:29What do you think of Mr. Trump and Mr. Ishiba?
00:09:35I'm curious about what Mr. Abe said.
00:09:39Mr. Trump is said to have been on good terms with Mr. Abe.
00:09:44I wonder what kind of relationship Mr. Ishiba will have with Mr. Abe.
00:09:47Please tell this news to this person.
00:09:49I'm Kazuhiro Maeshima, a professor at Jochi University who specializes in modern American politics.
00:09:54Nice to meet you.
00:09:56Nice to meet you, Mr. Kondo.
00:09:59Nice to meet you, Mr. Aoyama.
00:10:01I'm his younger brother.
00:10:03Mr. Maeshima, what do you think of Mr. Trump?
00:10:07Trump 2.0 is cooperation.
00:10:10It's cooperation.
00:10:12This week, the U.S. presidential election was held.
00:10:14Please take a look at this.
00:10:16The winner is Mr. Maeshima.
00:10:21As a result, Mr. Trump won eight times.
00:10:27How reliable is the U.S. public opinion survey?
00:10:38I'll talk to Mr. Takahashi later.
00:10:40In fact, this is the result of the public opinion survey.
00:10:44In fact, there are seven types of candidates.
00:10:47There are the lowest and the highest.
00:10:50I think it's going to be the highest of the seven.
00:10:54In that sense, the public opinion survey was quite correct.
00:10:59There was no surprise.
00:11:01However, Trump is the one who doesn't know which way to go.
00:11:08One more thing.
00:11:10What surprised me this year was that Georgia and Pennsylvania responded to the election very quickly.
00:11:18What I mean is that Georgia changed its policy.
00:11:21They put a lot of money in it and made it a new opportunity.
00:11:24Atlanta is a place where you can get into a lot of trouble, but it's over soon.
00:11:27I thought it wasn't decided until the 9th of this week.
00:11:34But they put in a lot of people in the mail-in voting.
00:11:40It was as fast as Japan.
00:11:43What Mr. Maeshima was talking about last week was
00:11:46He said he didn't know until the 9th of this week.
00:11:51But he said it was decided on the day of the presidential election.
00:11:56That's right.
00:11:57If Pennsylvania hadn't done that...
00:12:00I see.
00:12:01That's why I thought it would take longer than the last time.
00:12:05What is your impression, Mr. Fujii?
00:12:07Judging from Mr. Takahashi's number in the public opinion survey,
00:12:10I think it's a little higher.
00:12:13It's often said that there are a lot of hidden Trumps.
00:12:17In the public opinion survey,
00:12:19It seems that there are quite a few people who think Trump is uncool.
00:12:23Really?
00:12:24It's often said.
00:12:25So in the public opinion survey, it's said that Trump comes out a little low.
00:12:30So when we first met, Trump was losing a lot.
00:12:34We said we'd lose to Trump, too.
00:12:36I was surprised when I bought it.
00:12:38I remember it very well.
00:12:40I think it's a little higher than the public opinion survey.
00:12:44Last time?
00:12:45That's right.
00:12:46So even if the public opinion survey comes out this time,
00:12:49If it's 287, there's a good chance that Trump will win.
00:12:53Let me just say one thing.
00:12:54The American public opinion survey company is very concerned about this.
00:12:59It's not good if Trump is hiding.
00:13:02Rather than actually listening, they listen to the sample and decide.
00:13:06They decide based on the sample and the vote rate.
00:13:08What do you mean by sample?
00:13:09It's a sample.
00:13:10All of them can't get 3.4 million votes in the United States.
00:13:13Out of the 1,000 people, they're going to make a U.S. sample.
00:13:17The point is whether or not you can put a little more or less Trump in the way you make the sample.
00:13:22It seems that they're quite conservative about that.
00:13:24I heard you were conservative.
00:13:25Mr. Takahashi.
00:13:26It was well expected within the scope.
00:13:30The probability of exceeding half is 60%.
00:13:33What do you think about this 301?
00:13:36I just calculated it from the sample survey.
00:13:39You can tell right away that it's a sample survey.
00:13:43I looked at a lot of data after the opening.
00:13:45And then it's about 1% or 2% of Trump.
00:13:49It's actually moving towards Trump.
00:13:51Almost.
00:13:52That's why I expected it to be over 300 at the beginning.
00:13:58And it's still off.
00:14:01It was a sample survey that was off.
00:14:03It's usually Trump or Harris.
00:14:09Almost all of them were off to Trump.
00:14:12That's what I'm talking about.
00:14:13After all, the hidden Trump is 1 to 2%.
00:14:16No matter how hard I tried to do the sample survey, I couldn't save it.
00:14:19There's a 1 to 2% chance.
00:14:21Now, Mr. Takahashi.
00:14:22Harris took over the women's Hispanic vote.
00:14:25Mr. Trump succeeded in his image strategy of voting for workers.
00:14:29That's a great hit, isn't it?
00:14:32There are a few things that came out this year.
00:14:36The sample survey so far has always included the poorest people in the Democratic Party.
00:14:41The rich are in the Republican Party.
00:14:43Redistribution of income is in the Democratic Party.
00:14:45Limitation of taxes is in the Republican Party.
00:14:48That trend has been going on for a long time.
00:14:49This year, the poorest people are actually in the Democratic Party.
00:14:52A little above that is in Trump's party.
00:14:55The rich are surprisingly in the Democratic Party.
00:14:58So this is a surprise.
00:15:00The Democratic Party is a party for Trump's workers.
00:15:03The Republican Party is a party for workers.
00:15:07Ten years ago, everyone laughed about it.
00:15:09Some of the jokes were taken for sure.
00:15:12In Japan, it may seem like Trump is a worker.
00:15:16It's not actually the case, but it's taken a lot.
00:15:19I often hear the word last belt.
00:15:23The factory is closed.
00:15:26People who lost their jobs are supporting Trump.
00:15:31I thought it was an image of a worker.
00:15:35That's right.
00:15:37It's not that poor.
00:15:39The number of poor people in the middle class has increased.
00:15:42That's the volume zone.
00:15:44So it's a little below the middle class.
00:15:47This is a story that hasn't happened for decades.
00:15:51It's a big change.
00:15:53There is a possibility that America will change in the future.
00:15:56Elon Musk is said to be in this Trump administration.
00:16:03First of all, did Elon Musk gain a lot of power by supporting the election?
00:16:08He did.
00:16:09For example, it was good for the general public to donate money.
00:16:17However, it was also good to distribute ads in various ways.
00:16:21Donating $1 million is also an ad.
00:16:24Not only that, but it was also good to collect various kinds of data.
00:16:28In this election, there was a lot of excitement for Harris.
00:16:33But only a small number of people visited Trump individually.
00:16:39That's because of Musk's various moves.
00:16:42He's a shadow actor.
00:16:44He's not only a shadow actor, but he's also a former politician.
00:16:47He's talking with Zelensky and Trump.
00:16:55Musk is a part of the foreign ministry.
00:17:00Is he really going to join the Trump administration?
00:17:04It may be outside, but it's said to be a government law committee.
00:17:09It's a small role.
00:17:12It's not a government role, but it's a role of a slightly larger advisor.
00:17:16It may be a person from outside.
00:17:19It's a person who gives advice even from outside.
00:17:22Here's Manabe's question.
00:17:25Is there an impact on Japan's economy?
00:17:28Mr. Trump, you've been digging up fossil fuels.
00:17:31Will Japan's gas prices be cheaper?
00:17:33How big of a problem is it?
00:17:35You can spend 10 to 20% on imported goods.
00:17:38Isn't it a big blow to Japanese export companies?
00:17:41Is the burden on the Japanese military increasing?
00:17:44Do we have to increase taxes?
00:17:46Evacuation?
00:17:47End compulsory education?
00:17:48What are you going to do?
00:17:50Will the environmental measures change?
00:17:52Will Kamistro and Rejibukuro change?
00:17:54Manabe, I think there's a big impact on Japanese life.
00:18:01I hope it's a good influence.
00:18:05Either way, it's going to have a big impact.
00:18:08Mr. Aishima, how serious do you think this statement is?
00:18:12It's a pretty serious part.
00:18:15This is already an election campaign.
00:18:18Digging and digging and digging.
00:18:20On the first day of inauguration, he said he would be a dictator.
00:18:23One is to close the border.
00:18:25The other is more and more.
00:18:27What this means is that even if the U.S. Congress is not decided yet,
00:18:32Even if the U.S. Congress moves in the opposite direction,
00:18:35Even if the U.S. Congress doesn't decide,
00:18:37The U.S. Congress can open the National Park.
00:18:40The National Park has a lot of natural gas around Alaska.
00:18:45This has been said for a long time.
00:18:47If you dig and dig and dig, the U.S. energy will get stronger.
00:18:50That's what he's trying to do.
00:18:52The price of the dollar is always talked about.
00:18:55There's a little bit of a contradiction between this and this.
00:18:58If you raise taxes, there's a risk of inflation.
00:19:03There's a possibility that the dollar will go up.
00:19:06There's a possibility that the U.S. Congress will intervene here.
00:19:09There's a possibility that the central bank of the FRB will intervene.
00:19:13That's why it's a little subtle here.
00:19:15Japan is rather...
00:19:17Because the dollar is going up,
00:19:19Japan's export business may be a good plus.
00:19:21That's why the stock price went up the other day.
00:19:23Will it be cheap? Will it be expensive?
00:19:25But it's said to be expensive.
00:19:27And this one, this one, too.
00:19:29I've been saying this a lot.
00:19:31It's subtle around here.
00:19:33I don't know if it had anything to do with Mr. Meadmask.
00:19:36But it's a little subtle here.
00:19:38But basically, it's set up with this.
00:19:41Climate change measures.
00:19:43I mean, the Paris Agreement.
00:19:45Mr. Fujii, the problem with the Paris Agreement.
00:19:47So the problem of global warming.
00:19:49Whether or not there's a global warming.
00:19:51It's a fact that the temperature is actually rising.
00:19:54We've all been doing measures against it together with European countries.
00:19:59I've been doing it so far.
00:20:01I'm sure it's going to come down from there, too.
00:20:03This story is, of course, in the case of Japan.
00:20:05Rather than EVs,
00:20:07There's a company like Toyota that focuses on gasoline, mainly hybrid cars.
00:20:12For the Japanese automobile industry,
00:20:15This Trump is extremely important.
00:20:17Which car should I make?
00:20:19Which car should I add to that?
00:20:23Is it a gasoline car? Is it a hybrid car?
00:20:25Is it an electric car?
00:20:27Until now, there was even talk of losing gasoline cars.
00:20:31This is extremely good news for Toyota.
00:20:34Other than that, for Japan,
00:20:36I think there's a plastic car.
00:20:38If you do everything right, you should be able to add everything.
00:20:40The reason is that
00:20:42America...
00:20:44If you make America first.
00:20:46I'm just doing my own thing.
00:20:48I'm telling you to do whatever you want.
00:20:50I'm telling you to live for me.
00:20:52Japan has always been teased, whether it's good or bad.
00:20:56It's the worst if you're trying to rely on it.
00:21:00As long as you want to be independent,
00:21:02It's a once-in-a-lifetime chance.
00:21:04If only the Prime Minister was in the direction of expanding Japan's national power.
00:21:11Mr. Takahashi.
00:21:13If Japan doesn't rely on the United States and lives on,
00:21:17For example, the base problem.
00:21:20If you're going to protect Japan alone,
00:21:22It's going to cost a lot of money.
00:21:25When I say that,
00:21:27Dig, dig, dig, dig.
00:21:29In English.
00:21:31It's a very simple expression.
00:21:33This is a big plus for Japan.
00:21:35You don't have to rely on the Middle East.
00:21:37Now that the energy price has dropped,
00:21:39It's going to be a lot of work.
00:21:41And the subject of the left-hand side of the crime.
00:21:44I was told this at the time of Mr. Abe.
00:21:46How did Mr. Abe respond?
00:21:48I made it a two-state crime with America.
00:21:50And then I got it all together.
00:21:52It's almost non-existent.
00:21:54Mr. Abe did it.
00:21:56I thought Trump would be okay with this.
00:21:58It's okay.
00:22:00Then I want you to do it with Mr. Ishiba.
00:22:02Mr. Ishiba is impossible.
00:22:04I'll tell you the truth.
00:22:06It's a two-state crime.
00:22:08I was told this.
00:22:10Somehow, Trump said,
00:22:12I don't care.
00:22:14You're being told to be considerate.
00:22:16That's right.
00:22:18That's what I was told.
00:22:20The right-hand side of the crime is gone.
00:22:22It's just a low story.
00:22:24If you're talking about crime,
00:22:26I'll tell you a little negotiation.
00:22:28I'm going to negotiate a two-state crime.
00:22:30That's how you get it all together.
00:22:32It's not PPP, it's a two-state crime.
00:22:34If it's PPP, it won't work.
00:22:36I'm going to negotiate a two-state crime.
00:22:38I'm going to do this, I'm going to do that.
00:22:40Then there's a possibility that Japan alone won't be affected.
00:22:42What Mr. Takahashi is talking about right now
00:22:44is exactly what Trump is thinking.
00:22:46In other words, 60% of China can't do it normally.
00:22:48Other countries can't do it, either.
00:22:50If that's the case, it's a two-state agreement.
00:22:52Japan can do it well.
00:22:54I'm going to sell American goods to other countries.
00:22:56That's what I'm going to do.
00:22:58That's probably what I'm going to do.
00:23:00Basically, it's a deal.
00:23:02It's a deal.
00:23:04I'll ask you more about Japan and the United States.
00:23:06Please look at this.
00:23:08What's the relationship between Trump and Mr. Ishiba?
00:23:10What's the relationship between Trump and Mr. Ishiba?
00:23:12That's where it is.
00:23:14Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:16Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:18Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:20Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:22Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:24Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:26Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:28Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:30Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:32Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:34Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:36Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:38Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:40Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:42Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:44Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:46Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:48Mr. Ishiba,
00:23:50Mr. Ishiba,
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00:38:40What kind of relationship will Russia and North Korea build?
00:38:46Mr. Tomoko Unabara and Mr. Hong Kong have a question about this news.
00:38:52Can Russia and North Korea really get along?
00:38:57Is there any impact on Japan and other countries?
00:39:01If Mr. Trump becomes president,
00:39:04won't the Russian Ukraine invasion accelerate?
00:39:09Please tell me.
00:39:12I'm Tomoko.
00:39:13Can Russia and North Korea really get along?
00:39:17Is there any impact on Japan and other countries?
00:39:20I've heard the news that North Korean troops have joined the Russian invasion,
00:39:23so I wonder what it'll be like.
00:39:28Yeah.
00:39:29If Mr. Trump becomes president from next year,
00:39:32you'll get a visit from him from Belarus
00:39:34or the Red Square in the US.
00:40:07I wonder if it will be accelerated, so I wonder if I will do it by January 20th, and I wonder how much land I can get.
00:40:16I wonder if I'm thinking about what kind of obsession I'm thinking about.
00:40:22Russia is attacking Ukraine and attacking further, and accelerating to the inauguration ceremony of the President in January.
00:40:30Now, let's go to this news. I would like to ask this person.
00:40:33I've been chasing the Russian army since I was a boy. I'm Yuu Koizumi, an expert in Russian military, who is also a member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Special Analysts.
00:40:42The sentence has changed a little, but thank you.
00:40:45Now, let's talk about North Korea and Russia.
00:40:49I think there are two extreme Trumps.
00:40:55I see. I understand.
00:40:57Now, what does that mean? We'll hear more about it tomorrow.
00:41:03Here's what's going to happen to the Ukrainian situation with the re-election of Trump, an ally of justice, which is being broadcast live.
00:41:11In March 2023, Trump said,
00:41:16If I become president, I will end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours.
00:41:20Now, President Zelensky is asking for continued support.
00:41:24After Trump's victory speech, he is looking forward to a strong American era under Trump's leadership.
00:41:30Two days ago, Putin said he wanted to contribute to the end of the Ukrainian crisis.
00:41:34At least his thoughts are noteworthy.
00:41:36Trump, an ally of justice, does not know what to say.
00:41:40If a ceasefire is started in the current situation, Ukraine will have to accept the conditions of Russia.
00:41:44And on this panel, there are two extreme Trumps.
00:41:48What does this mean?
00:41:50This is a story about what Trump will say.
00:41:54The Ukrainian policy around Trump is divided.
00:42:00If you look at Mike Pompeo's paper, which is said to be going into power again,
00:42:06Pompeo, the former Secretary of State of the Trump administration.
00:42:09When I read Pompeo's paper, he said,
00:42:11Ukrainian support is going to be strong.
00:42:14He said he would create a $500 billion lend-lease fund to support Ukraine.
00:42:18He said he would dig up a lot of energy and reduce Russia's war expenses.
00:42:22In the end, he said he would do everything he could to get Ukraine into NATO.
00:42:26Pompeo clearly said that.
00:42:28This is Trump's Ukrainian policy.
00:42:31However, J.D. Burns, who Trump appointed as Vice President,
00:42:35said, I don't care what happens to Ukraine.
00:42:38Let's give up as it is and turn the tide.
00:42:42The stories that come out of the periphery are completely disjointed.
00:42:46I don't think Trump has decided which one to take yet.
00:42:51I'd like to hear this from an American expert.
00:42:53He said this because it was beneficial for the United States to end the Ukrainian war within 24 hours.
00:43:03It's good to end it, but I don't think it's a good idea to end it early.
00:43:10Trump has never talked about how to end it.
00:43:15On the one hand, he said he would support Russia's invasion and end the war in a favorable way.
00:43:25On the other hand, he said it was impossible.
00:43:27At this stage, he said, don't take all Putin's likes.
00:43:31It's a one-sided idea that Russia invaded Ukraine and became Russia's territory.
00:43:38Does Putin want to end it by making it Russia's territory?
00:43:41Putin said it was a minimum condition, and that he would not enter into a ceasefire.
00:43:47Is it a minimum condition?
00:43:49He said, it's our territory because we're in peace.
00:43:53Instead, he said, our goal is to change Ukraine's government and to limit military power.
00:43:59At first, Russia said, let's make the army one-fourth.
00:44:03Let's make the army one-fourth of Ukraine.
00:44:05Let us decide how many tanks we have.
00:44:09He said, we have to join any alliance.
00:44:12He said, let's make the government listen to what Russia says.
00:44:16So, he said, let's put Ukraine under Russia.
00:44:19He said, let's make the government obey Russia.
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00:50:42Mr. Kondo, what worries China the most,
00:50:44what worries China the most,
00:50:46what worries China the most,
00:50:48is that NATO is looking to Asia?
00:50:50Yes.
00:50:52Two years ago,
00:50:54President Kishida
00:50:56was at the NATO summit
00:50:58and the Korean, Australian,
00:51:00and New Zealand presidents
00:51:02were also there.
00:51:04China was strongly
00:51:06trying to stop this.
00:51:08China was strongly trying to stop this.
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00:52:34TAMAKI RULER
00:52:36A GALACHRISTIAN
00:52:40In the appeals,
00:52:41I will increase the number of seats fourfold.
00:52:44I will reduce the reason for elections by 8 times.
00:52:46We will have difficulty finding a politician
00:52:47who is popular enough to be the first between
00:52:50Freeze Tamaki and viewer bars.
00:52:54When there is no expression,
00:52:56the proportional lead between veto and consent
00:52:58goes even further.
00:53:00The opposition leader will do his best
00:53:02Representative Tamaki's signage will increase the number of handrails.
00:53:11One of the key points is the 1.3 million yen annual wall raise.
00:53:17Currently, when the annual income exceeds 1.3 million yen,
00:53:20there is an increase in income tax.
00:53:23This is mainly due to the increase in employment opportunities for students and housewives.
00:53:30By raising the number of handrails,
00:53:32more people will be able to work longer and earn more money.
00:53:38However,
00:53:41the more people talk about this issue,
00:53:44the more people are opposed to it.
00:53:48Will the policy to increase the number of handrails
00:53:51by the National Democratic Party be implemented?
00:53:56Nakama-kun from U.S.
00:54:02What do you think of the opinion of Representative Tamaki of the National Democratic Party?
00:54:09Please tell us.
00:54:13Nakama-kun, you have a weekly assignment next Monday.
00:54:17Yes.
00:54:18In addition, Tamaki-san's news has been updated on a daily basis.
00:54:22I can understand what Tamaki-san is saying.
00:54:25I think it's a good thing.
00:54:27The annual income of 1.3 million yen has increased compared to the time when the wall was set.
00:54:31I don't know why the price of real estate has increased.
00:54:36I see.
00:54:37So I think it's okay to raise the number of handrails.
00:54:38Yes.
00:54:39Of course, there are opinions of those who oppose it.
00:54:41I see.
00:54:42I would like to hear the opinions of those who oppose it.
00:54:44I see.
00:54:45Please tell this news to these people.
00:54:47It has been 10 years since the beginning of the right-wing party.
00:54:50Mr. Taxpayer Combo, Mr. Yoichi Takahashi and Ms. Satoshi Fujii continue to appeal for a one-time tax exemption.
00:54:56Nice to meet you.
00:54:58I don't want to meet you every week for 10 years.
00:55:03No, no, thank you.
00:55:05Let's hear Mr. Fujii's opinion about the handrail application.
00:55:09Mr. Tamaki's handrail application is a great idea to stimulate the economy and expand labor.
00:55:20However, I think the Ministry of Finance will introduce a tax exemption instead of this application.
00:55:29Please be careful.
00:55:30Please be careful.
00:55:31Let's hear Mr. Takahashi's opinion.
00:55:34Mr. Tamaki's opinion is the same as Mr. Ishiba.
00:55:37Can Mr. Ishiba and Mr. Shigeru hold on?
00:55:40Can Mr. Shigeru and Mr. Shigeru hold on?
00:55:43Please watch this next segment of Mr. Tamaki's opinion.
00:55:50This week, the right-wing political party has started a political competition.
00:55:54The attention is drawn to Mr. Tamaki.
00:55:56Please look at this.
00:55:58I'm sorry, I said Mr. Zouzei-Konbi to Mr. Fujii-sensei and Mr. Takahashi-sensei.
00:56:07It's the opposite. Mr. Genzetsu-konbi.
00:56:10I'm sorry.
00:56:12Next is Tamaki Fever.
00:56:14Tamaki-san and the representative of Noda, the representative of the Noda-based Law Firm, Love Call Law Firm,
00:56:20will be collaborating to review the 1.3 million yen wall.
00:56:23The other day, the ambassador of the United States, Mr. Emmanuel, called Love Call.
00:56:31Mr. Takahashi-sensei, did you call them because you wanted to hear their policies?
00:56:37But Mr. Emmanuel is fired right away, right?
00:56:40I see, I see.
00:56:42I think it's just because he's doing his job.
00:56:45I see, I see.
00:56:47Thank you for your hard work.
00:56:50Mr. Ishiba, after the election, he said,
00:56:52there is a party that has increased the number of seats.
00:56:54The party that incorporates what is not enough in the policy is Love Call, isn't it?
00:56:58The meeting is scheduled for next Monday.
00:57:01Mr. Fujii-sensei, Tamaki Fever is angry.
00:57:05That's right.
00:57:07If you ask who will be the prime minister, everyone has different opinions,
00:57:11but if you ask Mr. Ishiba to quit, everyone says yes, yes, yes.
00:57:16So even if it's just one party,
00:57:18even if it's just Mr. Tamaki this time,
00:57:21Mr. Ishiba can't continue politics unless he says no to the unauthorized person who will be fired.
00:57:31That's why I think Mr. Tamaki has a very strong card.
00:57:35Mr. Takahashi-sensei, it's a relationship between seniors and juniors in the Ministry of Finance.
00:57:40Mr. Tamaki, what do you think about the increase in the number of seats in the National Democratic Party?
00:57:47That's what young people think, isn't it?
00:57:51The good thing is that the tax rate is usually increased.
00:57:55The Ministry of Finance knows that the tax rate is increased,
00:57:59so the tax rate is increased.
00:58:01If the factory price is lowered, the tax rate will increase.
00:58:06Mr. Tamaki is doing the opposite.
00:58:08It's interesting.
00:58:10From the point of view of the Ministry of Finance, it's really hard to deal with.
00:58:14In fact, when the officials make the same policy,
00:58:18they usually choose subsidies when there are two things, tax and subsidies.
00:58:21The reason is that if you do subsidies, you'll get a bonus to the officials.
00:58:25Tax is directly individual, isn't it?
00:58:27What do you mean by a bonus to the officials?
00:58:29Well, you give subsidies to the officials,
00:58:34and then you give it to the people.
00:58:37It's a bonus to the people.
00:58:40Mr. Tamaki knows that very well.
00:58:43So if you go directly to the people and do this,
00:58:46the Ministry of Finance used to say,
00:58:49you can't do that, you can't do that.
00:58:53The mistakes of the past 30 years may be exposed this time.
00:58:56This is interesting.
00:58:58Mr. Kondo, what do you think of Mr. Tamaki's story?
00:59:00I heard it at the press conference yesterday.
00:59:02If you listen to it for an hour,
00:59:04you'll feel like a really cool Mr. Takahashi.
00:59:07He's not cool.
00:59:09He's not cool.
00:59:12You were scolded by Mr. Takahashi for saying that before the show, weren't you?
00:59:16He's not cool.
00:59:19This is the policy of the Ministry of National Defense.
00:59:23The policy of the Ministry of National Defense, which increases the number of handshakes,
00:59:26is now 1.73 times the minimum wage in 30 years.
00:59:29I think we need to raise the wall of annual income.
00:59:32If the annual income exceeds 1.3 million yen,
00:59:35income tax will occur.
00:59:37There are people who understand how to work to prevent unemployment,
00:59:40so this was a problem.
00:59:42Why don't we raise the annual income to 1.78 million yen?
00:59:45Mr. Nakama's question.
00:59:47Mr. Tamaki's opposition to the policy is that
00:59:49if the government raises it to 1.78 million yen,
00:59:52the tax on 7.6 trillion yen will decrease.
00:59:557.6 trillion yen will decrease.
00:59:58The government's opposition to the policy is that
01:00:01the tax on 7.6 trillion yen will decrease.
01:00:04There was a lot of tax this year, wasn't there?
01:00:07It's not just about returning it.
01:00:10Mr. Tamaki and Mr. Nakama are saying the same thing.
01:00:13It's just about returning the tax on 7.6 trillion yen,
01:00:16which has increased four years in a row, to the people.
01:00:19Mr. Takahashi.
01:00:22What does this mean,
01:00:24the annual income of 2.3 million yen and 5.6 million yen?
01:00:27If you criticize that the tax rate will increase,
01:00:308.6 million yen and 11.3 million yen will increase,
01:00:33but if you look at the ratio, it's going to be lower.
01:00:36But if you look at the ratio, it's going to be lower.
01:00:39It's going to be allowed by the government.
01:00:42It's going to be allowed, but if you look at the ratio, it's going to be different.
01:00:45This is a bit of a cynical reaction,
01:00:47but do you look at it in terms of the rate or the ratio?
01:00:50I usually look at it in terms of the ratio,
01:00:53but Mr. Tamaki says that
01:00:55it's a bit of a cynical reaction.
01:00:58That's why the government,
01:01:01or rather the Ministry of Finance,
01:01:04often criticizes this.
01:01:07Mr. Tamaki, the member of the National Assembly,
01:01:10is getting a lot of attention right now,
01:01:13and when he says something like this,
01:01:16I think it's hard for the Ministry of Finance to do it.
01:01:19Mr. Tamaki, I think it's hard for the Ministry of Finance to do it.
01:01:22Until now, I think the Ministry of Finance
01:01:25would have been like, oh, I see, then it can't be helped.
01:01:28I think it's a bit of a shame that it's 7,600 yen.
01:01:31No, that's what I'm saying.
01:01:34We're just grateful.
01:01:37But the Ministry of Finance is inconvenient.
01:01:40The Ministry of Finance should be working hard for the people,
01:01:43but it's inconvenient.
01:01:46I'm wondering where they're looking at.
01:01:49Mr. Tamaki, you're not just talking about the 1.3 million yen wall,
01:01:52you're talking about reducing the consumption tax to 5%,
01:01:55you're talking about the gas tax,
01:01:58you're talking about all kinds of things,
01:02:01but the amount of money you're talking about
01:02:04is roughly the same as the 3% reduction tax.
01:02:07But you're not just talking about consumption tax,
01:02:10you're talking about the 1.3 million yen wall.
01:02:13You're talking about consumption tax,
01:02:16but the Ministry of Finance is very allergic
01:02:19to the anti-consumption tax theory,
01:02:22so if you're going to get through that,
01:02:25you're going to have to use a lot of political power.
01:02:28However, this is just a way to change the improvement target
01:02:31without using it on everyone,
01:02:34so there are things that the Ministry of Finance
01:02:37has no choice but to do.
01:02:40So this time, when you talk to the Liberal Democratic Party,
01:02:43you're not going to give them a single 1.8 million yen.
01:02:46What's going to happen?
01:02:49I think it's going to be different.
01:02:52But you can't lower it, can you, Mr. Takahashi?
01:02:55Of course not.
01:02:581.78 million seems like a mid-range number,
01:03:01but there's a good reason for that.
01:03:04It's been the same for 30 years,
01:03:07this 1.3 million yen.
01:03:10It's about 1.7 times that.
01:03:13So if you break this,
01:03:16it's going to collapse a little.
01:03:19The logic is interesting.
01:03:22The Ministry of Finance always says
01:03:25that when you raise taxes,
01:03:28various countries do it, right?
01:03:31Isn't it strange not to say that when we're talking about this?
01:03:34I made it.
01:03:37In Japan,
01:03:40why is it 1.3 million yen?
01:03:43When it comes to taxes,
01:03:46it's the number of factories.
01:03:49So the base factory is 480,000 yen,
01:03:52and the salary factory is 550,000 yen,
01:03:55and if you add up, it's 1.3 million yen.
01:03:58Until then, taxes won't be charged.
01:04:01Even though we're talking about this,
01:04:04why don't you say this in various countries?
01:04:07The Ministry of Finance should always say this.
01:04:10In various countries,
01:04:13they always say this.
01:04:16I just looked it up.
01:04:19In the United States,
01:04:22the base factory is 610,000 yen,
01:04:25and the salary factory is 219,000 yen,
01:04:28so if you add up, it's 2.8 million yen.
01:04:32There's no salary factory, but it's 2.4 million yen.
01:04:35In Germany,
01:04:38it's 2.62 million yen,
01:04:41and it's 1.63 million yen,
01:04:44and in France, it's 1.68 million yen.
01:04:47It's pretty much the same thing.
01:04:50So what's so hard about talking about the same thing?
01:04:53It's a normal thing in other countries.
01:04:56I want you to ask questions at the Diet.
01:05:00If you're in trouble, you can ask questions abroad.
01:05:03I don't think it's strange to do it without saying it.
01:05:06I don't think it's strange to do it without saying it.
01:05:09I think Tamaki is thinking about a lot of things
01:05:12and is doing the easiest way to get the public to understand.
01:05:15and is doing the easiest way to get the public to understand.
01:05:18So instead of throwing expensive balls like consumption tax,
01:05:21he says it's 1.3 million yen.
01:05:24And I think it's easier for everyone to understand if you say it's a wall.
01:05:27Tamaki is claiming that there are other taxes.
01:05:30Tamaki is claiming that there are other taxes.
01:05:33Please take a look at this.
01:05:36The country is in a state of excess money.
01:05:39In various programs,
01:05:42it is said that Japan is a debtor country,
01:05:45but Mr. Takahashi says it's in a state of excess money.
01:05:48Mr. Tamaki, the country is in a state of excess money.
01:05:51Mr. Tamaki, the country is in a state of excess money.
01:05:54The controlling tax rate is possible.
01:05:57The controlling tax rate is possible.
01:06:00In 2023, there will be a surplus tax deposit.
01:06:03In 2023, there will be a surplus tax deposit.
01:06:06Mr. Takahi, please explain it in a simple way.
01:06:09Well, I thought it was 100 trillion yen,
01:06:12but it's 110 trillion yen.
01:06:15In that, in 2023, there will be a surplus of 2.5 trillion yen.
01:06:18In that, in 2023, there will be a surplus of 2.5 trillion yen.
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