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fell on himself convicted of drug and firearms possession. He couldn't vote for thirty years for the disenfranchise more people than the population of over ten states. In u s territories and over forty countries in the world. We really believe with our patent pending system, we can bring sexy back Construction. This man's promises applies. He'd construction at low cost. God, president trumps attention walk in his company was recently awarded about two billion dollars worth of contracts to build a board wall. There are sixty men Has been investigating the company and its record of building, and, let's just say, we found some holes in it. The taxpayers will want to know about

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yes pod gas network president trump campaign. This past week in florida a crucial swing state he won by a narrow margin in two thousand sixteen two years later Florida voters in a brief I partisan moment An amendment to the states constitution that restore voting rights to as many as one point, four million residents who'd been barred from voting because they had a price. Your felony conviction, a man. four had only two conditions: those convicted murder are felony. Sexual assault did not qualify and felons first had to complete quote: All terms of sentence, including parole or probation It was the single largest addition to the country's voting population in half a century, but then things got complicated.

Do you know what percentage of the florida population had been denied the vote up until a member for approximately ten percent of the voting age population was? The franchise, desmond mead came up with amendment four fell himself convicted of drug and firearms possession. He couldn't vote for thirty years, Florida disenfranchised more people than the population of over ten states. In u s territories and over forty countries in the world, and how many of them were african americans one in every four could not both because of a prior phony.

It will tell us what some of the felonies are in Florida that make it unusual. Releasing helium filled. Balloons in the air is a third degree felony in florida. Then you have things such as catching a lobster whose tail is too short disturbance, turtle, nesting, eggs, driving with a suspended license. Those are the type of crimes that, if a person is convicted of, they would act. We lose the right. For the rest. There, like most of the convictions in florida, are far more serious crimes, but the history of disenfranchise. when in the state goes back to the years, after the civil war. Now we know that the original intent of these policies were to keep the newly free slaves from being able to participate in democracy, but like a tumor left and check it just go

and it is a fact that everybody will tell us about you. You committed crimes. You had a drug addiction. Tell us your story. Well, leslie! You know. I start my story back in august, two thousand and four I have when I was standing in front of railroad tracks in south florida waiting on a train to come, so I can jump in front of it. I was homeless. I was addicted to crack cocaine. I was unemployed recently released from prison and I didn't see any light at the end of the tunnel and so I waited and waited. There said the train, never came the train, never came in one of the busiest trucks if they carry the trade did not come to that. Hey, so he moved into a homeless, shelter and went to school college, then law school and in may of two thousand and fourteen I graduated with a law degree. He has the diploma, but he can't practice because,

the phone and, unlike in the vast majority of states, he couldn't vote. So we you, this law school training to help right amendment for building state I support winning endorsements from the a you, but also, the conservative cop brothers. The amendment passed into thousand eighteen, with nearly two thirds of the florida vote one amendment for past. Did you register to vote the first night that path I went on internet, my registered yes pastor. Clifford Thyssen was politically active back and a before committing robberies and theft it was long ago. Still. He thought he'd never get a chance to vote, but lay

dear. He cast about in the primary for mayor of Tampa when they handed me my ballot. I've started crying I'm sixty four years ago. I remember when my grandmother's and my mom them had to bolt and what they had to go through, get it all went to the polls even after they had their rights and then they would have to count the jelly beans and the job just to go in. They were allowed to vote if they couldn't guess how many I beans been through a jar, yes, desmond mead also got emotional when he registered. This represents a real status it again, but the euphoria which short lived. Several months later, after a reported, twelve thousand six felons registered, mostly as democrats, florida republican slater passed, a law called sb

seventy sixty six to clarify the amendment. Why did it need clarification? We needed to push through the law and figure out what alternative sentences which means any portion of the sentence that is contained within the four corners of sense? In document republicans,. Date, senator jap brand us who helped right the law says it defines all turn. of sentence as more than just time served parole on probation. It also means that felons have to pay their financial penalties and so out of nearly one and a half million felons who regained the right to vote. Seven. seventy four thousand lost the right because of debt, You have some money, you get to vote. If you don't have money, you don't get to vote that right. Well, that's not really the question and flora, but the question in florida is: are you a phelan and if you are a phelan, have you completed all terms of your sentence? Part of that sentence include

fines, fees and restitution always said is they must complete all terms of their sentence, which is exactly what the voters voted for in the state of florida. Think a lot of didn't quite understand this part about paying out of the question? Is then they? Then? The question is what the constitutional mehmet ambiguous, possibly you're, not set up, Success early on advocates of the amendment also said: the financial obligations are part of the sentence because florida felons pay their debts long after their probation and parole are over. The new law says so long as that debt is still owed. Felons can't vote. How much does the average ex phelan o in terms of money, for what we ve seen efforts the majority of folks anywhere in the neighborhood of around fifteen fifteen hundred dollars and can most of

he's ex felons afford that. I would say that they did they couldn't isn't it on constant. who should know to make someone pay to vote, but twenty fourth amendment, I believe, make had a constitution that you should not but a. Fortunately, that's what we're its inherent flawed? The new law mandates that phelan certify their good to vote and other that they paid up, lying on the form? Well in florida, that's a felony, but here's the up a lot of these felons can't find out how much they all in fees finds in restitution like pastor, thyssen, right, How do you have any outstanding fees or

fines or any money, you all the stall. Nobody knows this is the problem that was no way of tracking who paid what, for the last forty years,. That's because each of florida is sixty, seven counties has its own archive of sentencing documents. This one's in hillsboro colony with no one centralized system records can be missing, conflicting, inaccurate or scattered and restitution The victims is often not tracked at all. We saw all debts written on index cards some are only available on microfiche. You have to individual. Felonies about both both right, we visited a hotline and our lando run by felons who help other felons figure out how they all. So they can reggie.

The vote on clearing one case can take up to three weeks. You have any other counties where you might have received felony convictions, and so, if they have four separate felonies and four separate counties, two of those counties may be very helpful, ensure whatever information unique. How can we help, while the other two are just jerk, Begin and slow seemingly unwilling to help us in our quest to help these returning citizens pastor too, and soon florida to get his right to vote back after

crying in vain to figure out how much he, oh, I'm represented by about thirty lawyers between two Brennan law group and doubly c p array of people and they can't find out. This is crazy. It's crazy, but is designed to me ass. Like a pole, tax, ok border suppression, whose vote are they trying to suppress black and brown nor income borders, it affects them most. What do you say to people who argued that the law as be seventy sixty six, is kind of like the roadblocks that will put up for black voting And Jim crow days where there were literacy tests and pull taxes and jelly

being tests all kinds of hurdles to voting. I have worked every year to try to improve the lives of those people involved in the criminal justice system in florida and and even in this piece of legislation, I have tried to create opportunities for individuals who can pay or have some financial difficulty pay to go back to the court and convert them to consider two community service or to go the core, and for those fines, if you should be reduced, but the elections coming up? There is a cut off for registration october. Fifth,. And a lot of these people cannot find out to this day what they owe. Why think? That's where need to be working with local clerks of court and moving this process along as quickly as in may, a judge ruled and passed her thyssen's favour, saying that Florida has created an unconstitutional pay to vote system, but this month an a court reversed

judgment saying the law is legitimate and constitutional. Both sides expect this will end up in the supreme court. but for now, even though amendment four passed with overwhelming by partisan support, most felon, in florida, won't get to vote in november, so man made is raising money to pay off the debts of felons who want to vote from people like john legend, lebron James, Michael Jordan, as well as men, well, bloomberg who has raised, I reported sixteen million dollars for the effort. If the court, the state while the one a whole lot of democracy hostage in florida, we've got patriots around this country. That's going to step up and say you know what we're going to pay these people fives and fees we're going to free democracy, we're going to pay the rent.

he's collected at least twenty three million dollars, which he estimates were clear. Over twenty thousand felons that's led florida rob look? An attorney general took question whether the donations are an elite. no incentive to vote desmond, mead paid off his debt. So last month in the our primary he finally got to vote, he expressed I'm gonna Read you what you said at the time and I went in there to vote. I didn't take my family in there with me. I brought all of my ancestors that were hung on trees that were,

learned. That was bitten by dogs that was spread by fire hoses. I brought their spirit with me and there are people went through that we constantly fighting a member for one of but a continuation of the civil rights fights and were still finding the tools that his mother's murder isn t what you could commit a crime that one would not leave any friends again, this sinister life, that's thing never really had at first, I was just very possibly monkey with her. Maybe we listen to the folding doors. Parker has done an apple pie gases. You get your ass, this or federal agents arrested president transformer chief strategists steve banning on a yacht off the coast of connecticut

in three others, are accused of defrauding donors to we build the wall, a conservative fund raising campaign that raised millions of dollars to privately build sections of wall on the border with mexico. Prosecutor, say the defendants took hundreds of thousands of dollars from the fund for their own personal use. They played not guilty before that rest we build, the wall had completed. Two walls were can a mile in new mexico and three miles in texas tonight. You will hear about the contractor, who build both of them walls, fisher, sand and gravel out of north dakota and how they leverage those jobs to earn billions of dollars and government contracts with support from president trump last month, report surface that one of their private walls was falling apart. So we commission, Texas, to see for ourselves. We drove over them

levy down a dusty road, the dead ends at a sugar cane far and there it was the so called wall, looks more like a fence. Its spine, curves three miles down the banks of the rio Grande and stretches upwards of eighteen feet high. It sits on private property. So the only way for us to get a better look is from the water from here. It appears fine, heavier penny, an attorney who represent.

neighboring landowners noticed erosion from summer storms was quite literally covered up. He hired engineers to inspect it. What have you seen massive erosion there's cracks in the foundation? The foundation is crumbling. There was an eight foot hole under the fence. There are these trenches all along the wall of the sand, just washing away from the experts that have actually reviewed the site. There is no differing opinion. What is the opinion that it's not a question of whether it will fail it's when it's going to fail, and it's already started to fail to understand why this is happening? Pena says you have to go back to the fall of two thousand and nineteen when a character called forum in nyc from Florida, a mouthpiece when we build the walls, fundraising drive, showed up in mission texas.

Building three the alpilles wall, the people of objects rising up because we build a wall of future industries, are going forward. With this bill we build the wall was founded by iraq, war, veteran brian colfax, tripoli, and pity they wanted to it's a billion dollars to quote build trump's wall, the targeted mission texas in the Rio Grande valley, one of the busiest illegal border crossing areas in the country on the border or your builder, you gotta help out. We had started producing the videos promoting this project and they were on the property. They started clearing that pretty before at anyone really knew what was going on. The company clearing the river bank to build the private wall was fish sand and gravel tommy fisher. The companies see you had been trying and failing to land a lucrative border wall contract from the government. Since two thousand seventeen, when the trump administration began, soliciting wall design

concepts fisher was one of the companies to put up a prototype officials at the department of homeland security said it had design flaws. A second bid was also rejected. Frustrated tommy fisher took enough approach? We really believe with our patent pending system, we can bring sexy back to construction. He became a fixture on fox news that the President's favoured network at the time people say that we time sounding less like a contractor and more like a contested nano reality shows pandering to an audience of war. Hopefully the president will see this as well and he's a guy who says he can cut through bureaucracy in the two weeks after that appearance on fox in April of two thousand and nineteen, the I don't know if you heard about this contractor that setting can build the whole wall for a lot cheaper than anybody else? Yes, we're dealing with them. Actually, it's fisher comes from north Dakota recommended strongly by a great new senator. As you know, Kevin

kramer by may have two thousand nineteen tommy fisher had the president's attention, but still could land a contract to build the government's wall. The army core of engineers, which overseas border wall construction, pointed to the companies lack of experience, building border walls to prove they could fisher team. with we build the wall first in new mexico and later here on the banks of the rio grande admission to the banks of any river is difficult Building on the raging rio grande, is especially challenging made more complicated because the EU mexico border when straight down the middle of it. So any plans to build on it must be approved,

the international boundary and water commission. For I b w c fisher sand and gravel didn't get that approval before they started bulldozers. What steps did they skip all of them? What should they have done? They should have gone to the ib wc to the e p, a and presented their plan, an actual plan. But what about this idea that you know this is private money being used on I've land and a landowner can do whatever he wants. They absolutely can do whatever they want on their property as long as it does in effect, other people's property, and you think the wall infringes on other clearly does the way the boards or build is gonna cause, clogging up that war, so those ballads trash her debris could get stuck in there and in the the waters it's a giant rake just like a rake in your yard,

and it's gonna catch all that debris and redirect that water kenya found a lawsuit on behalf of a neighbouring wildlife refuge called the national butterfly centre, which fear the wall would cause flooding to its property. U s government also suit on behalf of the ivy w c good walls made good neighbours, but this wall did not regard wrote preach running around here. If I drop die, while we build the walls, brine, cove, agile, launched attacks against anyone who oppose their wall? Falsely saying the national butterfly centre was the site of a ramp and sex trade and that the army core of engineers was part of the deep state even took aim at father Roy snipes? A local priest to oppose the trump wall, accusing him of promoting child trafficking, also not true.

We build the wall, people came after you personally and that's something I didn't even know who they were common after the local priest yeah. I guess you're not from around here cause from around. Here we can even mom and dad can disagree about things without being mean and nasty last december Brian call fadge bragged in an interview that we build the wall had a direct line to the white house, so we have Cristo back, is debated in a lot of people that are tied in with the tromp administration, so were able to back channel thanks to the trump administration and let them know what we're doing, but what they were doing: was falling apart, recent engineering inspection after summer, storms reveal deep gashes under the foundation of the wall. That's maria it will be no right who runs the butterfly centre lying underneath it this was a normal seasonal rainfall and what happened to the wall, the foundation. Why

stout from under enormous sections of it. His attorney said after this that this is just a normal part of new construction. If you walked out of your new house and how thirty foot whole under your home foundation, which consider that normal, we ended all right there, there's nothing to stop. You just want me around. The fisher wall doesn't attached to anything on either side. We were there while part of the federal government wall project was being built directly behind fisher's wall on top of the levee protected from flooding. We carry is the recently retired station chief for the border patrol in the Rio Grande valley, so you were the station chief when the tommy fisher started. Building his private wall, yes did at any point you get a chance to look at,

specs before it was built today have no, you should not be placed directly on a river to wear when you get a heavy rainstorm or you have a probability of having that fence washed away. So I mean a kid built a sand castle on the edge of the ocean. They know gonna to carriage, wasn't the only want to customs with concerns about fishers work in a leaked memo about the private walls, customs officers reported fisher, inflated claims about the quality and speed of his work. Due to lack of experience we wanted to. Ask him about that. But tommy fisher did not respond to our request for an interview earlier this month. He did speak to the washington post and told him that paid twenty to thirty million dollars to build the wall and mission and that its partners and we build the walk, only sent a message.

Oh payment for a million and a half dollars, far short of what he was expecting. He says he cut ties with the group. Even before steve, Bannon and brian call. Fadge were arrested for fraud, he's he's denied any involvement and hasn't been charged. Photonics fisher showcase wall seems to have paid off despite questions about his partners in the quality of his work, fisher sand and gravel, has been awarded almost two billion dollars in government contracts to build miles of war. We live in a very divided country right now and we build a wall. Cove ash and fisher took advantage of that found a way to target that fight and profit off of it, and when you see profit is not just filling the coffers we build. A wall fisher now has almost two billion dollars of contracts to build

If taxpayer funded contracts to build more walls, when this wall is already falling down, so how did that happen? Three former administration officials tell sixty minutes that president trunk quote pressure. Government officials to direct wall contracts to fish or sand and gravel those same source say that on march seventh, two thousand nineteen, the president, some indeed us officials and lieutenant general todd Cementite who ran the army core of engineers to the oval office sources

inside the room say the president wanted to know why tommy fischer, who promised he could build the wild cheaper and faster, wasn't selected to build it end quote: exploded into a tirade. They say d. Just officials explained to the president that it was inappropriate for the present to influence the bidding process, but according to those sources, the quote: pressure continued with a hand written note from the president and a male from his personal secretary and calls from his son in law

cushion her administration. Officials did not respond to our request for a comment. Fisher sand and gravel was awarded the single largest border wall contract. One point: three billion dollars, congressmen, benny thomson, a Democrat from mississippi is the chairman of the house committee on homeland security. What is the problem with the president advocating for a specific contractor? It's a gift, double cubit regulations of the federal government fisher, soon and gravel has a check or past. In two thousand nine, the company admitted to tax fraud. They racked of thousands of environmental and safety violations in six states and almost two million dollars and finds that those things figure in

Typically, when you're, when you're deciding, who should get a contract, bishop could potentially have been debar from bidding or any fellow contracts, but they weren't the president made no bones about his support for fish and guess what fisher got the contract it speaks for itself. Sources also told us that republican senator Kevin kramer of north Dakota had been aggressively trying steer contracts, a fisher sand and gravel. They say. Senator Kramer demanded sensitive information from the army core of engineers about competing bids. When some of those documents you request gives an individual at potential unfair advantage in the procurement process. Then I think that has to be review. We acts thee,

to jill. To look at it. Senator Kramer says he was just exercising congressional oversight and gave fisher information. The department of defense inspector general's investigation is ongoing. They need to look at tommy fishers and brian cough edges and Bannon's own words when they say that they were working back channels with the trump administration to get these contracts. You know they might say it's. That's just politics, that's not politics! That's corruption! That's the swamp that trump claimed. He,

going to be draining hey. It's roy wood, jr host of the daily show podcast beyond the scenes, and we are back for season. Two beyond the scenes is the podcast, where we take the topics and segments that were on the daily show and give them a little more love this season, we're bringing back more daily, show writers, producers and correspondents more experts. Given us some extra knowledge, you can't get anywhere else, don't miss it, listen to beyond the scenes where ever you get your podcast, no matter where you get it just find us for news. Seventy year, Sir David Attenborough has been exploring the planet, taking hundreds of millions of television viewers on I opening journeys through the natural world jungles in ireland, archipelagos deserts and deep under the sea no place has been too remote, no animal to elusive. For sir David and his talented team,

makers to document the man known as a national treasure in his native britain is ninety four years old now but age and the pandemic haven't slowed him down he's coming out with a new book and remarkable in stunning new fill a life on our planet which premiers on netflix next week. They are what he calls. A witness. Statements are first handicap what he's seen happen to the planet and a dire warning of what he believes awaits us. We don't act quickly to save it. the living world is a unique and spectacular marvel in his new Sir David at edinburgh voice is the same millions of sorrow, and soulful a full reassuringly familiar dazzling. Variety Yes, but his message is uncharacteristically alarming

The way we humans lived on earth is sending it into a decline. Human beings have around the world we're replacing the wild with a tame how planet it he's hated for disaster. You called the film a witness. Statements this statement is given when a crime has been committed, while a crime has been committed and- and it so happens that I'm off such an age that I was able to see it beginning, and I'm sergeant that I enjoy saying doing doom due, on the contrary, I'm sure enjoy thrill excitement, pleasure, joy, joy, joy, but if you got any sense of responsibility, you can't do that. Sir David, spoke to us view zoom near his home in london,

been living in isolation due to the pandemic. I imagine you living in a house full of things that you have collected from travels around the world. I sort of cabinet of curiosities. Well, that is true in the sense of uncertainty, should have got a seller full of rock Lhasa rocks and some You pick it up, and you say good lord. What on earth These are indeed why on earth above all to pick up. He studied ology and zoology in college and was working as a producer of the bbc nineteen fifty four, when he convinced, is bosses to let him loose and start traveling the world. He was just twenty eight years old wherever I went there was wilderness. sparkling coastal, she thought forests, immense glass.

You could fly for over the untouched wilderness, the best time of my life. David to Edinburgh became a household name in nineteen. Seventy nine groundbreaking bbc series life on earth, which was seen by estimated five hundred million people worldwide sounds like a publisher slogan, but it is the greatest story: who told the story of how life developed on this planet led to you and me sitting here for vehicles in ocean viewers were drawn and by Ambrose enthusiasm and sense of wonder. This was his first field. Encounter with endangered mountain gorillas in rwanda, very sad. Lunch the gorilla to symbolise, ordered his aggressive fired on. That's the one thing that the commissioner is not,

We all remember very vividly then to him sitting on the babies sitting on was I allowed. Was frightened was concerned that the mother to baby things were going to turn on knowledge or not for a microsecond. It was. Come from what I can remember receiving, you are you're being exe didn't that family, and it was unforgettable Unforgettable moments in the wild west David Edinburgh has become known, for whom there is barely corner of the earth he hasn't been too species he hasn't shown us in a new way. The. he's done more than just bring the natural world into our homes he's here does make sense of it, they are. parade given it a story,

she seen enough full of characters and complexity dimension. Excitement take a look at this from BBC's planet earth too excise anthony good. So if the hatchling keeps sits nerve. It may just avoid detection I saw that on a plane, and I started talking to the person next to me and my seat thing. You have to watch this decision, stronger? They thought I was crazy. Well, it's the of an array of natural history. Films is, is it is a bit of a daughter instead of a doddle, a bit of a piece of cake it really pretty easy. the animals are so fantastic It has always been an animal advocate in the early nineties. Sixties.

He was a founding member of the world wildlife fund, but in his films he rarely focused on the destruction of their habitat or climate change. You were sceptical. of climate change- I think, that's interesting, because I think it makes your warnings now all the more powerful has certainly so and an issue. If you can make a statement about the world you better make sure this isn't just your own personal reaction and then where you can do it too. That is just do. The work of scientists around the world. Making observation is what's happening, it's what's temperature, me too, humidity, what's happening radio activity and what happened? Ecologically. You said that the climate change that the greatest threat facing the planet for thousands of years. Yes, even the biggest the most awful things of humanity is done. Similar circle civilizations have done pale into insignificance when you

what could be around the corner and ass, we pull ourselves together. Deserts Fifa and spreading it could be whole areas of the world. People could no longer safe, live the hottest temperatures yet recorded in death valley and annette. We such optimal, We say we go to bed and I thought oh well, that was exceptional gosh. That was interesting, wasn't it that was a high temperature good! Lord! That's the end of that, not at all, which meant another. Few months wait another year. Chicken. Over the years, Sir David has repeatedly visited australia's great barrier. Reef. Coral reef is one of the most dramatic beautiful uncomplex manifestations of life.

you can find anywhere, but on his last trip he was stunned by what he saw and we went on the shape which are new and it was like a cemetery because all the corals had died. They die because of the rise in temperature and acidity. There are still people who are going to see that since they will look it's not that bad and who are technology will evolve to come up with some. sort of a solution that we can't even imagine now we live in a finite were, and ultimately we depend upon the much love for every mouthful of good, though we eat, and indeed every lungful of air that we breathe. If it wasn't for the natural world, the atmosphere would be depleted from auction tomorrow,

There were no trees, we would suffocate, I mean, and actually, in the course of this particular pandemic, we were going through. I think people are discovering that they need the natural out for their very challenging People, never listened to the birds I'll. Suddenly excited, supported, inspired by the nose. And they realize they. Apart from it, they are part of. So, by saving nature, we are saving ourselves without question. You seeing the film we're not just ruining the world we destroyed. It is it is it that forgone? It's not beyond redemption redemption, he says depends on a complete shift to renewable energy. And an end of our reliance on fossil fuels, the fossil fuel

History does not want the world to move our fossil fuel, not doesn't, but in fact we know ways in which we can get from the sum of their just a tiny fraction of the amount of energy that he's on this earth twenty four hours a day, one way or another for nothing. If we could solve the problems of storage and transmission, the world. as we have all the power we need. Why should we go on poisoning life on earth. it sounds simple when you said show: it is sir data, also wants to see what he calls a re wilding of the planet, giving plan In animals on land and in the ocean time and space to bounce back.

World wildlife fund says the two thirds of the earth wildlife has disappeared in the past fifty years. We population of the oceans can happen like that in a decade. If we have the will to do it, but we require everybody to agree that if you were to pick up the phone and speak with president tromp or or prestige of joy, our prime minister modi in india. What would you say? I would say that the time has come to put aside national ambitions and look for an international ambition of survival. It seems politically, the tide is moving in the opposite direction from that of of nations. More looking in word and not as being part of a larger international community. That's what's gonna going and in switch to.

Can you be optimistic at all? We don't have no alternative. I mean what good is you say? Oh to hell with it, I don't care, you can't say that not as if you, if you love your job, Not if you love the rest of human health. Is you that it's the young? That's David now puts his faith in and they it seems, have faith in you. just listen to the reception he received last year, A boy stage of Britain's largest music festival. Thank you very much. There is a huge movement around the world of people from all nations, young people who can see what is happening to the world and demanding that their government should take action. That's that's the best hope. I have, I mean my generation failed. We ve learned happen. We will

how this to happen. Sir David Edinburgh says, despite being the smartest creatures than have ever lived now, he will We need more than just intelligence. We need wisdom. After all, this planet is all we have. There is no or else to go, do believe. There's life elsewhere, no really, but also, I think, that's it. I mean it's an interesting theoretical question, but its fear to question. Why would I want to go and live on? The moon got this world of batches fresh is jellyfish in court. Why would I want to go and live in the moon. Because there's nothing else does as ever think of that I'll stay. Where I am watch humming bird.

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