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00:00:00This week's news is brought to you by Seigi no Mikata.
00:00:09Good morning. This is Seigi no Mikata, your host for this week.
00:00:12Let's learn about the news together.
00:00:15Our guest for this week is Kaori Manabe.
00:00:18Thank you for having me.
00:00:20Is there any news that you're curious about?
00:00:23I'm really curious about Roki Sasaki.
00:00:26He's not in the show.
00:00:28He's getting married, right?
00:00:30That's the news this morning.
00:00:32I was surprised.
00:00:33I was surprised that he's already 23.
00:00:35I'm sure he's prepared to throw a major.
00:00:40I hope he'll do his best.
00:00:42Unfortunately, we don't have any news about Sasaki.
00:00:45Trump is amazing.
00:00:48True.
00:00:49Trump is going around the world.
00:00:52The news I'm curious about is that Mr. Fujii is here.
00:00:56I'm glad you're all here.
00:00:59He's been absent for two weeks.
00:01:02He's been asked to do a lot of things.
00:01:05Yes, I've been asked to do a lot of things for the past two weeks.
00:01:10It's been three weeks since I've been able to sit here.
00:01:16I've been asked to do a lot of things for the past two weeks.
00:01:19Please do your best today.
00:01:21Yes, I will.
00:01:23I'll do my best.
00:01:25First of all, let's look at the budget committee.
00:01:28The competition is going on between the ruling party and the opposition party.
00:01:33Will the reform to reduce the burden on the people proceed?
00:01:44The budget committee discusses how to spend the country's money for a year.
00:01:50It is said to be the most important in the Diet.
00:01:53It will have a great impact on the lives of our people.
00:01:59Now, the budget is going around the country.
00:02:01The opposition party is in a difficult situation.
00:02:06Will the Ishiba administration, which has become a minority party,
00:02:09be able to establish a budget for the new year with the cooperation of the opposition party?
00:02:14That's the point.
00:02:17It's a battle where the interests of each party intersect.
00:02:26This week, the Liberal Democratic Party proposed a new bill
00:02:30that would be allocated to people under 2 million yen per annum
00:02:33from 1.23 million yen, which was proposed to reduce the burden on the people.
00:02:41However,
00:02:42It's a story that came out of the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:02:45What are you going to do when you make a new bill,
00:02:48as you said you were going to get rid of the 1.3 million yen bill?
00:02:53The opposition party is already rebelling.
00:02:55In addition, there is a voice of criticism from the Komei Party, which is in a stalemate.
00:03:02On the other hand, it looks like it's going well.
00:03:06Ishiba Prime Minister Ishiba
00:03:11Prime Minister Ishiba has expressed his intention to increase the support fund for those
00:03:16who go to private schools and those who have low income.
00:03:19Ishiba has expressed his intention to increase the support fund for those who go to private schools and those who have low income.
00:03:23He claims that the social insurance reform is not enough.
00:03:28He is promoting the protest, but the petition has not been completed yet.
00:03:35And the Liberal Democratic Party, the first party of the opposition party,
00:03:38has decided to take the budget as a hostage,
00:03:41and to prevent the establishment within the year.
00:03:46He is showing an example of a stance that does not take a confrontation stance.
00:03:50Ishiba Prime Minister Ishiba is putting the opposition party as a scapegoat.
00:03:54Will the budget really be made for the sake of the people?
00:04:01Kaori Manabe has a question about this news.
00:04:05Let's take a look at the illustration of the shampoo hat that Ms. Koi is wearing.
00:04:11This is a draft of the annual wall proposed by the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:04:16Why is it so troublesome to set up?
00:04:20Is there really no budget?
00:04:23Please tell us.
00:04:26First of all, this is the latest news.
00:04:30According to the report, the school tuition fee has been paid for free.
00:04:37Ms. Manabe.
00:04:39And the annual wall proposal.
00:04:41It's a little complicated and there's no intention to raise it.
00:04:45This time, I thought that Ayumi would come up with it.
00:04:51I thought she was serious about it.
00:04:55And the budget has already been exposed to the public.
00:04:59It's not logical.
00:05:01That's right.
00:05:02It takes 7 to 8 trillion yen.
00:05:05There is also an increase.
00:05:08How do you feel about this news?
00:05:12I would like to ask this person.
00:05:14Former NHK political department.
00:05:16Mr. Akiko Iwata, a journalist.
00:05:25Mr. Iwata, what do you think of the budget committee?
00:05:28Please tell us.
00:05:30Ishin and Uyo Kyokusetsu, which have always been popular, are close again.
00:05:35Komei and Hiekkomi are on the other side.
00:05:40The budget competition is being held every year.
00:05:44Please tell us.
00:05:46What is the real name of the government?
00:05:50The real name is a question.
00:05:52But it's almost like the question is gone.
00:05:54Yes.
00:05:55Japan's new opening school tuition fee is free.
00:05:58The reduction of the social security fee is not a good idea.
00:06:04It's a good idea.
00:06:06The 4 trillion yen is a question.
00:06:11It's like setting up a competition.
00:06:13I see.
00:06:15This is the real name.
00:06:17Mr. Iwata, you are the second hope.
00:06:21At first, I shared the budget with the people.
00:06:26I thought it was a little cheaper.
00:06:28But the axis has shifted.
00:06:30It can't be helped.
00:06:32The annual wall is 1.3 million yen.
00:06:34It's 1.78 million yen.
00:06:36I've been saying this since the beginning.
00:06:38The tax rate will be cheaper.
00:06:41It's said to be a difficult budget this year.
00:06:45I don't think there will be a large annual rate in this program.
00:06:52I was singing about the school tuition fee system.
00:06:58Mr. Iwata, the real name of Prime Minister Ishiba is a question.
00:07:02But can't the national democracy be infinite?
00:07:05There are a lot of instructions.
00:07:07If you make the popular national democracy infinite, it will be a heel role.
00:07:11This is also a question.
00:07:13This is the number of seats.
00:07:15Let me summarize again.
00:07:17The number of seats of the House of Representatives.
00:07:19The House of Representatives has 196 seats.
00:07:22The House of Representatives has 24 seats.
00:07:25The House of Representatives has 148 seats.
00:07:29The House of Representatives has 38 seats.
00:07:32The House of Representatives has 28 seats.
00:07:34The House of Representatives has 233 seats.
00:07:38Currently, it is a four-party system.
00:07:42I'm sorry, Mr. Komei.
00:07:44Can I sit here for a moment?
00:07:47Yes, please.
00:07:48I'm sorry.
00:07:49What will happen if you add one more seat?
00:07:54It's going to be over, isn't it?
00:07:56Yes.
00:07:58The House of Representatives has 234 seats.
00:08:03It's going to be over, isn't it?
00:08:05It's going to be over, isn't it?
00:08:08This is the real name.
00:08:10This is the real name.
00:08:16What do you think, Mr. Fujii?
00:08:19If you add one more seat,
00:08:25The Komei Party can't allow this.
00:08:28There are some members of the Komei Party who are close to the opposition.
00:08:31There are some members of the Komei Party who are close to the opposition.
00:08:33There is a possibility that the Komei Party will collapse.
00:08:36And the biggest problem is,
00:08:38This year, there are three members of the Komei Party.
00:08:40At the time of the House of Representatives,
00:08:42At the time of the House of Representatives,
00:08:43There is a so-called Komei Ticket.
00:08:47It is said that there are 10,000 to 20,000 tickets for each election.
00:08:50It is said that there are 10,000 to 20,000 tickets for each election.
00:08:52It is said that there are 10,000 to 20,000 tickets for each election.
00:08:54If the Komei Party leaves,
00:08:56If the Komei Party leaves,
00:08:59If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:01If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:03If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:05If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:07If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:09If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:11If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:13If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:15If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:17If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:19If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:21If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:23If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:25If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:27If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:29If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:31If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:33If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:35If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:37If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:39If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:41If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:43If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:45If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:47If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:49If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:51If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:53If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:55If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:57If the Komei Party leaves,
00:09:59If the Komei Party leaves,
00:10:01Kokujin-san.
00:10:03You have labelled Japan as partnership with Japan,
00:10:05Kokujin-san.
00:10:07Kokujin.
00:10:09Kokujin.
00:10:11We've decided to...
00:10:13That is www.naomo.com
00:10:15We've decided to include
00:10:17It only says ¥4,000,000. It doesn't say why it's going to be like that.
00:10:22I think the real reason is that it's a 30% burden for people over the age of 70.
00:10:28I don't think it's possible to do this in real life.
00:10:32So I think it's going to go somewhere.
00:10:35If it's going to go somewhere, it has to be filled with ¥4,000,000.
00:10:40That's why we're going to increase consumption.
00:10:44The finance ministry is going to do that.
00:10:49The finance ministry is going to decide whether to form a JCPOA or a JCPOA or a JCPOA or a JCPOA or a JCPOA.
00:11:02I'm thinking a lot about what I'm going to do in the future.
00:11:10At that time, what I'm saying now is that it's very easy in the future.
00:11:14It's very easy in the future.
00:11:16Unemployment in the business world is very small.
00:11:19I think that if we keep doing this in the future, we will not be able to reform social security in the end.
00:11:29If it's 6,000 or 5,000 billion yen, it's a cheap purchase.
00:11:33Is it free for high school students?
00:11:35This is a good argument.
00:11:37For example, if you only do private education, it will have a negative effect on the efficiency of supporting the local government.
00:11:44I can't see the debate about the contents of the education system.
00:11:47There's criticism from within the party.
00:11:50And in order to fill this hole,
00:11:525 billion, 6 billion yen,
00:11:54Even if it's a startup fund or a space fund,
00:11:56Even if it's a startup fund or a space fund,
00:12:00There's criticism of the finance minister's proposal.
00:12:03I think there's going to be a lot of debate in the future.
00:12:07Mr. Nakamaru, so far,
00:12:09Mr. Nakamaru, so far,
00:12:15As the teacher said,
00:12:17I can't see the balance between efficiency and efficiency.
00:12:19I can't see what's ahead of the free trade.
00:12:23I really want to get rid of the 1.3 million-dollar wall.
00:12:28I can't see the idea of Yokoshima.
00:12:30Yokoshima?
00:12:32I finally see the wall of the spirit.
00:12:35Please take a look.
00:12:37It's a bad Japanese.
00:12:39Mr. Takayashi Yoichi The President of the Liberal Democratic Party,
00:12:43Mr. Takayashi YoIChi Takayashi Mr. President of the Liberal Democratic Party of Miyazawa,
00:12:49Without discussing the 1.3 million-dollar wall,
00:12:53Without discussing the 1.3 million-dollar wall,
00:12:59Senator Koshiro did it secretly and presented it as a democratic bill,
00:13:02Senator Koshiro did it secretly and presented it as a democratic bill.
00:13:05Takahashi-san said that it's fine if it's like this, so I wrote it in a big X, but no matter how much I say it, I probably can't beat Inna.
00:13:19Inna has 7 people and 3 people are in the finance department.
00:13:237 people and 3 people are in the finance department.
00:13:26The last boss, Mr. Miyazawa, and another person under him, Mr. Goto, are my colleagues.
00:13:31Mr. Miyazawa and I have been colleagues in the same place.
00:13:35From a very superior point of view, he said,
00:13:38I don't think the members of the Liberal Democratic Party will understand such a difficult story.
00:13:45That's why I came up with a proposal of 1.6 million yen.
00:13:55I haven't explained the 1.6 million yen proposal properly.
00:13:59Even if you say Hikaze, Hikaze has two branches, Kyusho and Kojo.
00:14:04I don't know which one it is.
00:14:06Depending on the distribution, it may be an increase of about 5 million yen a year.
00:14:11That's why I can't understand it even if I listen to it.
00:14:15Mr. Takahashi, I want you to explain the 1.3 million yen wall that the Liberal Democratic Party has been talking about from the beginning.
00:14:24What does this mean?
00:14:26Hikaze is a target for very low-income people.
00:14:31The low-income people are Kiso Kojo and Kyusho Kojo.
00:14:35If you add them up, it's 480,000 plus 550,000, which is 1.3 million yen.
00:14:39Does that mean that the 1.3 million yen wall will be Hikaze?
00:14:47Yes, that's right.
00:14:48You don't have to pay taxes?
00:14:49But Kiso Kojo is the same number for almost all income people.
00:14:55Kyusho Kojo goes up depending on the salary.
00:14:59I'm always doing it in a mixed way, so I don't know what you're talking about because you don't make it clear.
00:15:05I'm going to report it again, but it's a report that I can't understand.
00:15:10The Liberal Democratic Party is talking about the 1.3 million wall up to 1.78 million yen.
00:15:14That's what happens to the lowest-income people.
00:15:17So what happens if it's 5 million yen?
00:15:19It's not talked about at all.
00:15:21I don't know, and I don't understand it very well.
00:15:24By the way, if you ask me how much 5 million yen is now,
00:15:29These two numbers are about 1.9 million yen.
00:15:32So if you make it 1.78 million yen, it's going to be an increase.
00:15:35That's what I'm talking about, but I'm doing it in a mixed way.
00:15:39This time, the Liberal Democratic Party's 1.3 million wall and the People's Party bill were introduced.
00:15:45The People's Party bill is a complicated bill.
00:15:50If I explain it like this, it gets complicated.
00:15:53It's very easy to explain how much it's going to be.
00:15:56If you're talking about national democracy, it's going to be 7 trillion or 8 trillion yen.
00:16:01If it's a Liberal Democratic Party bill, I think it's about 2 trillion yen.
00:16:06That's why it's completely different.
00:16:10If you make it a Liberal Democratic Party bill, it's 6 trillion yen.
00:16:14From the perspective of national democracy, it's one-tenth.
00:16:18That's why people say it's not going to be talked about.
00:16:22That's why it's happening.
00:16:25Mr. Iwata, the Liberal Democratic Party is against the Liberal Democratic Party bill.
00:16:30By creating an income division, there is a possibility of a new division.
00:16:35Let's make it 1.6 million yen without making a profit.
00:16:42As a Republican Party, you don't want the Liberal Democratic Party to be involved in the movement of the People's Party, do you?
00:16:49That's right. If you're involved in the Liberal Democratic Party, you've always had a good relationship with the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:16:56In the Liberal Democratic Party, members were replaced by the executive branch.
00:17:01In the Abe administration, Mr. Matsui and Mr. Hashimoto had dinner on Christmas.
00:17:07But the Republican Party had lunch.
00:17:10Why is the Liberal Democratic Party having dinner?
00:17:13But even during the Kishida administration,
00:17:16It was said that it would not cooperate with the election in Tokyo.
00:17:22It was a situation of sticking together and separating.
00:17:25After saying goodbye to Komei of the Kamehameha,
00:17:29Komei wants to go out with Ishin.
00:17:32Komei is on the side of Ishin and Ishin.
00:17:37That's right.
00:17:39Even if the members change, they stick together and separate.
00:17:42As a Republican Party, we are always sharpening our nerves.
00:17:44Mr. Hoko, how do you feel about listening so far?
00:17:46The Japan-Ishin meeting and the national democracy.
00:17:48I'm saying that we're making a positive budget.
00:17:52It's natural that the judges say that.
00:17:54But we can't just raise the basic budget to 1.23 million yen.
00:17:57If you add the salary and income, it's 1.78 million yen.
00:18:01We need to make a simple calculation.
00:18:03The three of us will definitely lose the next election.
00:18:06Ishin will lose, too.
00:18:08In the Komei-do, Mr. Sogakai's story came out.
00:18:11It seems that the license is being chased there.
00:18:15What about the license of foreigners?
00:18:19I've heard that the Komei-do members are talking about it.
00:18:24I've heard that a lot, too.
00:18:26I've heard people say,
00:18:28If that's the case, why don't you support it?
00:18:30It's shaking even in the Komei-do.
00:18:32That's right.
00:18:34Mr. Takahashi.
00:18:36In short, the basic budget and the basic income are messed up.
00:18:40It's a very confusing discussion.
00:18:42Mr. Hoko, if you raise the basic budget, there's no problem at all.
00:18:45I don't mean to do that.
00:18:47I told you about the basic income.
00:18:49In short, it's 600 billion yen on the Komei-do side.
00:18:53I'm in a position to make a budget.
00:18:56If I were in a position to make a budget,
00:18:59This decision is very easy to read.
00:19:02I'll tell you what it means.
00:19:04In fact, there is a 1 trillion yen interest rate in this budget.
00:19:07If everyone can cover the range of the 1 trillion yen interest rate,
00:19:09It's very easy to fix the budget.
00:19:11Everyone's doing it in that range.
00:19:14What the people are saying is actually 7 trillion yen.
00:19:18It's not going to fit in.
00:19:20It's out of the question from the get-go.
00:19:22It's not going to be the second scale.
00:19:24But according to the Senate election,
00:19:27The Komei-do has increased the number of seats.
00:19:32It's a popular policy.
00:19:34If anything, the people and the Komei-do.
00:19:36It's better to ride it.
00:19:38You might think so.
00:19:40But before the election,
00:19:42In other words, other people have already been replaced.
00:19:45In the case of the Finance Department,
00:19:47I'm trying to cover the budget in the range of the interest rate anyway.
00:19:49That's all I'm thinking about.
00:19:51Everyone's moving in that range.
00:19:53One more thing.
00:19:55That's what I said earlier.
00:19:572 trillion yen for education.
00:19:591 trillion yen for the safety of the people.
00:20:02If you think about it that way,
00:20:04It looks like the people are the best, doesn't it?
00:20:06But yesterday, the people actually...
00:20:09Can you show me the first thing on the monitor?
00:20:12Is it free for high school students?
00:20:15Is it free for high school students?
00:20:17That's 1 trillion yen.
00:20:191 trillion yen for medical school students.
00:20:21It looks like the people are better.
00:20:23Maybe it's because the people are out.
00:20:27It's what I said on this show.
00:20:29It's about the interest rate of the Japanese yen.
00:20:33I brought that up a lot at the budget meeting.
00:20:36I brought it up at the budget meeting.
00:20:38It's a 1.2 trillion yen figure.
00:20:40So what the people are saying is...
00:20:431.2 trillion yen for 1 trillion yen.
00:20:45It's a 1.3 trillion yen figure.
00:20:48And then the people...
00:20:50It's like a budget that doesn't fit 1 trillion yen.
00:20:54So what's left is...
00:20:56I think it's a little easier to understand.
00:20:58That's why...
00:21:01Part of the income...
00:21:04The budget meeting started earlier.
00:21:08I gave 1.2 trillion yen to the finance committee.
00:21:11I said I'd raise the interest rate.
00:21:13So at the budget meeting yesterday,
00:21:16I said I'd fix the budget.
00:21:20So when I think about it,
00:21:221 trillion yen and 1.2 trillion yen have already been distributed.
00:21:25If you fix the budget for 1.3 trillion yen and take the opinion of the people,
00:21:281.2 trillion yen will be gone.
00:21:30Then there's only interest left as a choice.
00:21:33Interest is the cheapest.
00:21:35It's over at 2 trillion yen.
00:21:37But even if you say 2 trillion yen,
00:21:39It's a tax on education.
00:21:41That's why it's different.
00:21:43It's the same as a self-increase.
00:21:45People who don't have high school students can't afford it.
00:21:47That's exactly right.
00:21:49And by the way,
00:21:512 trillion yen is an investment budget.
00:21:53If it's the next year, it'll be 6 trillion yen.
00:21:55There may be an increase in this.
00:21:57The easiest thing to do right now is to fix the budget.
00:22:01The easiest thing to do is to fix the budget.
00:22:03In the position of Mr. Maehara,
00:22:05Mr. Maehara, Mr. Nozawa, Mr. Tamaki, etc.
00:22:09Originally,
00:22:11Originally, it's already in the game.
00:22:13Maehara and Tamaki will definitely be punished.
00:22:17It's definitely going to be a punishment.
00:22:19Both of them.
00:22:20Mr. Nozawa was punished because he left the LDP.
00:22:23So all three of them are going to be punished.
00:22:25That's all.
00:22:27That's all.
00:22:29The Ministry of Finance is thinking about who is the easiest to work with.
00:22:33The Ministry of Finance is thinking about who is the easiest to work with.
00:22:37It's going to be the LDP.
00:22:39Even in the LDP of the Japan LDP Association.
00:22:41It's going to be the LDP.
00:22:43Last Tuesday.
00:22:45This Tuesday.
00:22:47I talked about the purpose of agreeing to do the investment talks with Mr. Ishiba on TV.
00:22:53I talked about the purpose of agreeing to do the investment talks with Mr. Ishiba on TV.
00:22:55I didn't hear that much.
00:22:57Mr. Yoshimura was angry.
00:22:59That's when that agreement disagreed.
00:23:01That's when that agreement disagreed.
00:23:03So it's floating within this party.
00:23:05So it's floating within this party.
00:23:09Until now, it's been at a psychological level that it's been at a mental level
00:23:15so it's a little more stable than before.
00:23:17Depending on the situation.
00:23:19Depending on the situation, depending on the human beings.
00:23:21But the important thing here is...
00:23:23Mr. Maehara is a co-representative, not a representative, but a representative of Mr. Yoshimura.
00:23:26Every time, in a different program, Mr. Maehara and Mr. Yoshimura and I were together...
00:23:32Oh, I'm sorry.
00:23:34Mr. Yoshimura, Mr. Tamaki, and I were on the same program.
00:23:38That's unusual.
00:23:39It was a little off schedule.
00:23:41We couldn't line up.
00:23:43But we were on the same program.
00:23:44No, no, it's unusual for Mr. Fujii to be there.
00:23:46That's true.
00:23:47We made it in time.
00:23:49We made it in time.
00:23:50We made it in time.
00:23:52We made it in time.
00:23:53We made it in time.
00:23:54At that time, I thought it was strange.
00:23:58Mr. Yoshimura said that Mr. Tamaki's proposal...
00:24:02Mr. Yoshimura said that the high school tuition fee would be disbursed.
00:24:06It may be crushed.
00:24:08Then, Mr. Tamaki's proposal was crushed because of the suspicion.
00:24:13So I asked him if he would say that he would cooperate.
00:24:18He said he would cooperate.
00:24:19At that time?
00:24:20At that time, he said,
00:24:21But what we're worried about is that the administration of the National Assembly will decide on Mr. Maehara.
00:24:26Can you say that it's not true?
00:24:27I said, I'm the representative.
00:24:29I see.
00:24:30So I'm the representative.
00:24:31I'm sure Mr. Maehara will understand.
00:24:34He said that.
00:24:35He even reported it as if he had taken the spot.
00:24:38I see.
00:24:39Mr. Yoshimura, who passed this Maehara case, was betrayed by what he said.
00:24:44According to the report, it's here.
00:24:47Mr. Yoshimura, I would like you to say that this is strange.
00:24:51I see.
00:24:52On the other hand, there is a problem.
00:24:53Please look at this.
00:24:55If you don't deal with that problem in the National Assembly, all the discussions will be in vain.
00:24:59What kind of problem is there?
00:25:04What is the problem that the allies of justice are struggling with in the National Assembly?
00:25:10Please look at this.
00:25:12It's a hidden problem.
00:25:14It's a phrase I haven't said in a long time.
00:25:16As long as the problem of betrayal of the People's Party is not solved, the budget will not be established.
00:25:20In order to solve the problem of betrayal of the People's Party this Wednesday,
00:25:24the plan to appoint a representative of the former accountant of the Abe faction has been postponed.
00:25:31The reason is that the People's Party refuses to announce the date, place, and time of the event in advance.
00:25:37It means ordering the content of the question.
00:25:40Now, Mr. Azumi, the chairman of the budget.
00:25:43Mr. Azumi, the chairman of the budget.
00:25:45If you decide on the date, place, place, and time of the event in advance,
00:25:49I will not be able to ignore the fact that you are going to order the content of the question.
00:25:53I'm angry.
00:25:55Mr. Ishiba, do you think that Mr. Rikken should get rid of gas because of the problem of the former Abe faction?
00:26:01Mr. Ishiba, even if you give up the former Abe faction, you don't feel pain or itch.
00:26:06Your true intention is that you don't want to be hated by Rikken, who has more than one friend and less than one lover.
00:26:11I don't feel pain or itch, but I also feel a little welcome.
00:26:19Mr. Nomura, what do you think?
00:26:21I think the postponement of the three-person notice on the back-money issue is urgent.
00:26:26If the reason for the postponement is written there,
00:26:31it feels like Yokoshima, where Mr. Nakama was.
00:26:36For example, if the reason is that you missed the train, you can postpone it.
00:26:42Mr. Fujii, it's over.
00:26:44If you start teasing me again, it's really over.
00:26:48Mr. Takahashi, Mr. Takahashi, Mr. Takahashi.
00:26:52I want to have a serious talk.
00:26:55I'd like to get rid of this issue as soon as possible with the approval of the former accounting officer.
00:27:02I think it's over.
00:27:04If it's over, it's over.
00:27:05It's over, so it's over.
00:27:08The accounting officer will be cut off and it's over.
00:27:12What about this? Will you postpone it again?
00:27:16I'll do it.
00:27:17If you look at it from the legal point of view,
00:27:21everyone except the Communist Party and the Japanese Communist Party agree.
00:27:24I think it'll be over easily.
00:27:27Mr. Iwata, the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komei Party.
00:27:31I think they're going to form a new party for Japan.
00:27:34What about national democracy?
00:27:36And what about the big coalition, the Rikkei Democratic Party?
00:27:40I can't deny the possibility of that.
00:27:44According to the people involved,
00:27:46Mr. Ishiba is approaching Mr. Noda quite a bit.
00:27:49Is he?
00:27:50I haven't met him, but I've heard that he's approaching him.
00:27:55It's been said for a long time that he's been involved in some way with the Ministry of Finance.
00:28:02So, Mr. Ishiba is taking all three steps to ensure the stability of the government.
00:28:09How is it? Is the Ishiba administration in a little stable?
00:28:13Do you still not know what's going on?
00:28:15I don't know what's going on because politics is always dark.
00:28:21But at this rate, all the people will feel strangely comfortable.
00:28:27It's kind of like a negative sense of stability.
00:28:30I think it's going to go on until the Sanin administration.
00:28:32What about the Fuji administration?
00:28:34One possibility is that such a future is definitely open.
00:28:37Another possibility is that they're trying to get along well with the ruling party.
00:28:43But if you keep looking outside like that, there's a possibility that the Liberal Democratic Party will break up.
00:28:48For example, as Mr. Takahashi mentioned earlier,
00:28:51The Liberal Democratic Party's bill on the 1.3 million yen wall raise is only 2 billion yen.
00:28:58It's a financial bill that has almost no meaning as an economic policy.
00:29:02On the other hand, Mr. Takahashi said that he couldn't agree with this at all.
00:29:07He said that many people, not just me, but many people around me in the Liberal Democratic Party are also disillusioned.
00:29:15That's why people like that, or the old Abe faction, or Mr. Aso,
00:29:22It's not necessarily that the so-called political situation will not happen in February and March.
00:29:31And if the Sanin administration continues as it is, as Mr. Hongo said earlier,
00:29:35I'm sure the Liberal Democratic Party will lose.
00:29:38You're talking about the Liberal Democratic Party all the time.
00:29:41It's a series of accidents. If the Liberal Democratic Party doesn't win, it'll get stronger.
00:29:47I want you to say that. You're not on the side of the common people.
00:29:50Let's get the brakes on. You're going too far.
00:29:54In that sense, I think there is a good chance that the Liberal Democratic Party will cooperate with the anti-Ishiba group.
00:30:07Is there?
00:30:09The Kuomintang and the old Abe faction.
00:30:12The Kuomintang is a key point.
00:30:16The Liberal Democratic Party is very scared of the next Sanin election because there is a Sanin election.
00:30:23So the Liberal Democratic Party has a lot of feelings that it wants to change.
00:30:27The Kuomintang has always said something about safety insurance.
00:30:31This time, he also said something about the income restriction.
00:30:34The power of the parliament is also relatively weak.
00:30:40The power of the party is also relatively weak.
00:30:43The power of the parliament is much stronger than the power of the party.
00:30:48This is also a situation that is unbalanced.
00:30:52Mr. Takahashi, please.
00:30:54I'm sorry to say it again, but the wall is worth 70 billion yen.
00:31:01And the People's Party bill is 20 billion yen.
00:31:04This time, the Komeito reported that they did their best, but if you fix the number, it will be 60 billion yen.
00:31:11It's completely different.
00:31:13So, if you're going to get close to the people, you shouldn't talk about 4 trillion yen or 5 trillion yen.
00:31:21I'll calculate it right away.
00:31:23Then it's different.
00:31:25The Komeito is always caught in the trap of the Ministry of Finance.
00:31:29So I think it's hard to expect Komeito.
00:31:34Yes, I understand.
00:31:36What do you think?
00:31:38Let's move on to the Trump-Kanzei side.
00:31:41President Trump's Kanzei withdrawal is unstoppable.
00:31:46Japan is also a target and is concerned about the impact on the future economy.
00:31:52The first meeting with President Trump on July 7.
00:31:57Prime Minister Ishiba held his first meeting with President Trump on July 7.
00:32:03He did everything he could do.
00:32:06Three days later, he returned to Japan with a smile on his face.
00:32:15After the meeting with President Trump, 25% of iron ore was officially mined in Japan.
00:32:25Will it be mined in Japan as well?
00:32:28First of all, we need to thoroughly investigate the content of these measures and the impact on our country.
00:32:36We need to work with the U.S. to eliminate the targets of these measures.
00:32:44President Trump expressed his Kanzei withdrawal, which was not discussed at the meeting.
00:32:52Three days later, he decided to issue a total kanzei to maintain fairness.
00:33:00He also issued a total kanzei to countries that have high kanzei in the U.S.
00:33:09And he said that Japan is also a target.
00:33:16Not only that, this Tuesday...
00:33:20Yeah, I probably will tell you that on April 2nd.
00:33:24But it will be in the neighborhood of 25%.
00:33:27He said he would issue a total kanzei that was 10 times more than before.
00:33:32Speaking of automobiles, Japan's main industry.
00:33:36If it is realized, it will be a great blow to the Japanese economy.
00:33:42President Trump announced that he would continue to issue total kanzei to the world.
00:33:52What is his goal?
00:33:56Tomoko Unabara and Hong Kong asked this question about this news.
00:34:02When the kanzei in the U.S. rises, will Japan's economy be okay?
00:34:08How does President Ishiba negotiate with President Trump?
00:34:14Is the total kanzei in the U.S. acceptable?
00:34:19There should be all kinds of negotiation methods.
00:34:22Does President Ishiba have the ability to negotiate with the current administration?
00:34:27Please tell us.
00:34:29Tomoko Unabara, President Trump is rampaging.
00:34:35Why?
00:34:36President Trump is rampaging.
00:34:41It's fun, isn't it?
00:34:43President Trump is having fun, but other countries are having a hard time.
00:34:46President Ishiba was sent out and came back with a smile.
00:34:49What is that?
00:34:52What do you think, Hong Kong?
00:34:56President Ishiba has no choice but to accept the total kanzei.
00:35:03President Trump's method is to say it from the top.
00:35:06You can tell the difference between Canada and Mexico.
00:35:10He said he would raise the total kanzei.
00:35:12He said he would do something about immigration.
00:35:16He's doing the main stairs.
00:35:19Why does it increase by 25% the next day?
00:35:23Didn't you care about that?
00:35:25He was talking about kanzei.
00:35:27I really didn't know.
00:35:31I'm sorry to say this, but I don't know if there was a trick to keep it a secret today.
00:35:39Do you have such a comfortable attitude?
00:35:43I'm not going to let you invest in otakus like this.
00:35:48Please think about it.
00:35:51I'll think about it, too.
00:35:53Didn't you say you said that?
00:35:56Didn't you say that?
00:35:59Didn't you say that Japan is paying a lot?
00:36:04Otakus, you remember that well.
00:36:07He said that.
00:36:09I heard that the national network program was successful this time.
00:36:13That's right.
00:36:14It's not defense.
00:36:16It's getting more and more.
00:36:19What was that?
00:36:21Please let me introduce the teacher.
00:36:23I will tell this person.
00:36:25After graduating from Tokyo University, he entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
00:36:27He is a former ambassador to the Australian Intelligence Agency.
00:36:30During his time as a foreign minister, he faced the United States through trade negotiations and intelligence cooperation.
00:36:34He is Mr. Yamagami Shingo, a foreign ministerial critic.
00:36:37Nice to meet you.
00:36:39Mr. Yamagami, how do you feel about Trump's kanzei?
00:36:42President Trump is a coward.
00:36:44Prime Minister Ishiba is running away.
00:36:46Kanzei Hikiage is a threat to the deal.
00:36:49It's a threat.
00:36:51After this, I would like to ask Mr. Yamagami a lot of questions.
00:36:59This is a live broadcast.
00:37:00What is the comprehensive kanzei that President Trump, an ally of justice, has announced?
00:37:05Please take a look at this.
00:37:07It's a never-ending Trump kanzei.
00:37:09It's a comprehensive kanzei that causes chaos in the world.
00:37:12First of all, Mr. Yamagami.
00:37:14The United States has a record of 185 trillion yen in trade deficits.
00:37:18Trade deficits are the difference between exports and imports to the United States.
00:37:23Is this so important?
00:37:25Is it better to have trade deficits?
00:37:27What do you think about trade deficits?
00:37:29Mr. Trump's biggest problem is that he cares too much about trade deficits.
00:37:35Trade deficits are immediately equal to evil.
00:37:39It's more likely to come in.
00:37:42The U.S. wants to strengthen its manufacturing industry.
00:37:44In fact, it wants to export more and make it a trading black market.
00:37:48He has a strong belief in this.
00:37:50That's why he's using kanzei as a tool.
00:37:52He wants to reduce the amount of goods that come in from outside.
00:37:55He's already gone.
00:37:58In that sense, he's obsessed.
00:38:01I mentioned this before the commercial.
00:38:04What do you think about Japan and the U.S. cutting kanzei by 25%?
00:38:14It's terrible.
00:38:17What were they doing?
00:38:19I think Japan and the U.S. cut kanzei by 25%.
00:38:22I think Japan and the U.S. cut kanzei by 25%.
00:38:25I think Japan and the U.S. cut kanzei by 25%.
00:38:29After the war, Japan and the U.S. cut kanzei by 25% with iron and aluminum.
00:38:33And they brought in all the kanzei.
00:38:36And they're considering 25% for automobiles.
00:38:39It's a triple punch.
00:38:42I asked them what they did at the Shino Kaidan.
00:38:45They said they couldn't raise the kanzei.
00:38:47The Prime Minister said this.
00:38:49He said he couldn't raise the kanzei.
00:38:51In an interview with the Japanese Economic News.
00:38:53He said he couldn't raise it.
00:38:56The kanzei was taken out.
00:38:59He said you didn't raise it.
00:39:02They took it out, but you didn't mention it.
00:39:05I don't know what to do.
00:39:08He doesn't want to provoke Trump.
00:39:11The Japanese team wanted to make sure we didn't mention it.
00:39:15That's why he said it.
00:39:17Another issue.
00:39:19Kanzei was taken out.
00:39:21It's not about today's issue, but Ukraine.
00:39:24The Japanese side didn't take these two issues up.
00:39:27You don't know what Trump is saying,
00:39:30you don't know if he can catch the ball,
00:39:32so you don't want to listen to him?
00:39:34Can you call this a successful negotiation?
00:39:37He ran away from the most important issue for Japan.
00:39:40What did he do for us?
00:39:43In short, the Japanese-American diplomacy is the same.
00:39:48Please say something.
00:39:50He went to make a normal deal,
00:39:52but he went to cry so that he wouldn't be angry.
00:39:55What are you going to do?
00:39:57Trump's tariffs will shake the Japanese economy.
00:40:00Please look at this.
00:40:02I'd like to ask for an explanation,
00:40:04but can you give me an explanation of the mutual tariffs?
00:40:07The mutual tariffs Trump wants.
00:40:09I've been in the Foreign Ministry for 40 years,
00:40:11and I've been negotiating for a long time,
00:40:13but there's no such word in the first place.
00:40:15The word mutual tariffs.
00:40:17Trump came up with it on his own.
00:40:19We're going to pay the same tax rate
00:40:21for the high tariffs that other countries are paying.
00:40:24By the way, Japan and the U.S. have the same tariffs.
00:40:27When you sell American rice to Japan,
00:40:32you pay 204.3% of the tariffs.
00:40:35That's why Japan has rice.
00:40:37That's what you're saying, right?
00:40:39That's right.
00:40:41This is probably the average household.
00:40:43In other numbers,
00:40:45they pay 700% of the tariffs.
00:40:48That's why Japan wants to protect the rice market.
00:40:50That's why they pay high tariffs.
00:40:52So that foreign rice doesn't come in.
00:40:54However, Japan is already strong in automobiles.
00:40:56There's no problem if foreign cars come in.
00:40:58Even if it's an American car or a German car,
00:41:00it's 0%.
00:41:02However, the U.S. wants to protect its own automobile market.
00:41:04Actually, this is also the average household,
00:41:06but in simple numbers,
00:41:082.5% for commercial vehicles,
00:41:10and 25% for trucks.
00:41:12That's why the U.S. has high tariffs.
00:41:16It depends on the situation of each country,
00:41:18not each country.
00:41:20That's obvious.
00:41:22If there is a strong industry,
00:41:24there is a weak industry in every country.
00:41:26The weak industry pays high tariffs to protect it.
00:41:28The strong industry lowers tariffs
00:41:30to make it easier to export.
00:41:32This is the law of the trade world,
00:41:34so Trump should do everything.
00:41:36That's what you're saying.
00:41:38This is too much.
00:41:40That's why it's a mess.
00:41:42That's the problem.
00:41:44That's the problem.
00:41:46And this is an unauthorized barrier.
00:41:48The safety standards of Japanese automobiles,
00:41:50environmental standards,
00:41:52electric car subsidies,
00:41:54etc. are in the way of the U.S. market entry.
00:41:56Can you explain this a little bit?
00:41:58In short, Japan has zero automobile tariffs,
00:42:00so there's no problem
00:42:02with the total tariffs on automobiles.
00:42:04On the contrary,
00:42:06the U.S. should lower it to zero.
00:42:08Simply put.
00:42:10But that's not what Trump is saying.
00:42:12The U.S. may be low on tariffs,
00:42:14but in fact,
00:42:16there are barriers other than total tariffs.
00:42:18That's what he's been saying all along.
00:42:20This is a problem.
00:42:22Not only Trump,
00:42:24but Obama also said
00:42:26when he came to Japan,
00:42:28there are so many Japanese cars
00:42:30in the U.S. city,
00:42:32but why aren't there any American cars
00:42:34in the Japanese city?
00:42:36He asked the Japanese Prime Minister
00:42:38with a straight face.
00:42:40He's just saying what he wants to buy.
00:42:42He's just saying what he wants to buy.
00:42:44He's just saying what he wants to buy.
00:42:46I saw Tomoko's car the other day.
00:42:48It was a German car, wasn't it?
00:42:50No, it wasn't.
00:42:52I'm just saying what I want to buy.
00:42:54He's just saying what he wants to buy.
00:42:56What is he talking about?
00:42:58Mercedes is like a BMW.
00:43:00If a Japanese man wants to buy something,
00:43:02he'll buy it.
00:43:04That's where the U.S. is having problems.
00:43:06Japan has strict safety standards,
00:43:08and they have subsidies.
00:43:10That's why the U.S.
00:43:12doesn't have a place in the U.S.
00:43:14Japan has a unique car inspection system.
00:43:16Also, the U.S.
00:43:18has subsidies for
00:43:20the export of consumer goods.
00:43:22Japan is trying to
00:43:24solve this problem
00:43:26by calculating the numbers.
00:43:28Japan has zero tariffs,
00:43:30but the non-tariff
00:43:32consumption rate is too high.
00:43:34Japan is trying to get rid of it.
00:43:36This is the kind of discussion we're having.
00:43:38Is it possible to do this
00:43:40with each country?
00:43:42Isn't it impossible to achieve?
00:43:44Are we going to use this for a deal?
00:43:46You don't want to do this,
00:43:48so we're going to ask you
00:43:50to do something else.
00:43:52If we start doing this,
00:43:54it's going to be a big mess.
00:43:56For example, how many percent
00:43:58is it for a German car?
00:44:00How many percent is it for a Japanese car?
00:44:02It's going to be a big mess
00:44:04Is the Japanese government
00:44:06saying that it's going to be a big mess?
00:44:08What do you think?
00:44:10It's going to be a big deal.
00:44:12I think
00:44:14Trump has
00:44:16made a mistake.
00:44:18We're going to negotiate.
00:44:20Mr. Takahashi,
00:44:22what do you think
00:44:24of President Trump's
00:44:26secret plans
00:44:28to increase
00:44:30the consumption rate?
00:44:32What do you think of that?
00:44:34I'm an economist,
00:44:36so I know
00:44:38there are a few things
00:44:40economists can't give up.
00:44:42The free trade policy
00:44:44is approved by
00:44:46more than 95% of economists.
00:44:48Let's trade freely.
00:44:50The other day,
00:44:52a lot of people who won
00:44:54the Nobel Peace Prize
00:44:56lined up and said,
00:44:58this is crazy.
00:45:00I don't want to go there.
00:45:02I don't want to go there.
00:45:04That's my tradition.
00:45:06However,
00:45:08I don't want to talk about
00:45:10consumption tax in secret.
00:45:12I don't want to be told
00:45:14that I went there.
00:45:16So I don't want to talk about
00:45:18consumption tax in secret.
00:45:20I think it would be good
00:45:22if Japan's consumption tax
00:45:24was the number one priority.
00:45:26The free trade policy
00:45:28is against
00:45:30WTO and GATT.
00:45:32In the end,
00:45:34what they're trying to do
00:45:36is protect their own country.
00:45:38They're trying to protect
00:45:40their own country.
00:45:42If you look at the world's rules,
00:45:44there are elements
00:45:46that we can all
00:45:48oppose.
00:45:50But what's amazing
00:45:52right now is that
00:45:54China is the one
00:45:56that's trying to protect
00:45:58their own country.
00:46:00Mr. Yamada,
00:46:02what do you think?
00:46:04I've been watching
00:46:06Mr. Trump's speech,
00:46:08and I think
00:46:10he's talking
00:46:12like a madman.
00:46:14First of all,
00:46:16he did something
00:46:18that surprised everyone.
00:46:20It's the same for
00:46:22Panama, Greenland,
00:46:24and the U.S.
00:46:26There was a reporter
00:46:28in front of Mr. Ishiba
00:46:30who asked,
00:46:32didn't you talk about
00:46:34cancer?
00:46:36Mr. Trump said,
00:46:38no, I didn't.
00:46:40And then he announced
00:46:42it right after that.
00:46:44He probably wanted
00:46:46to negotiate
00:46:48after he announced
00:46:50something big.
00:46:52But I think
00:46:54the importance of
00:46:56protectionist trade
00:46:58is also being discussed.
00:47:00Because of globalism,
00:47:02various countries are
00:47:04poor.
00:47:06So, I think
00:47:08we've been doing
00:47:10too much free trade
00:47:12since the 21st century.
00:47:14So I think
00:47:16it's important
00:47:18to introduce
00:47:20internationalism
00:47:22and internationalism
00:47:24to protect
00:47:26our own interests.
00:47:28So there's a difference
00:47:30between globalism
00:47:32and anti-globalism.
00:47:34There are a few people
00:47:36who think like that,
00:47:38but many people
00:47:40are a little different.
00:47:42To be honest,
00:47:44there's a lot of
00:47:46debate about
00:47:48what to do
00:47:50with the United States.
00:47:52The United States
00:47:54is a member
00:47:56of the EU.
00:47:58So what are
00:48:00you doing
00:48:02by bullying
00:48:04the United States?
00:48:06The Japanese prime minister
00:48:08has to tell Trump
00:48:10that it's stupid
00:48:12to bully
00:48:14the United States
00:48:16and is trying to
00:48:18to expose the bomb.
00:48:22Behind this video,
00:48:24you can see
00:48:26a video of the US
00:48:28threatening to
00:48:30extradite Trump.
00:48:32It's a video of
00:48:34a Japanese automobile industry.
00:48:36They say the US is
00:48:38really sincere
00:48:40and has a strong mission
00:48:42to protect the world.
00:48:44The Japanese government is now raising the price of cars to 150 trillion yen, which is about 1 trillion dollars in Japan.
00:48:50I think they're completely underestimating us.
00:48:53Right after I got back, I raised the price of steel and aluminum products, and Trump announced a total tax on them.
00:48:58Mr. Ishimura, there was no discussion about the price of cars on the stairs.
00:49:02It's a problem if car tax is done with other countries.
00:49:05If you build a factory in the U.S., you don't need a tax.
00:49:09Mr. Ishimura, you're asking for a huge investment by building a Japanese car factory that's less than a trillion dollars.
00:49:18First of all, the old media, who say that this staircase was a success,
00:49:24Trump was kind to Mr. Ishimura.
00:49:28Did you see his face? He said he was handsome.
00:49:33He said he was the prime minister of the great people.
00:49:37People who don't understand such strong sarcasm and sarcasm say it's a success.
00:49:45He's been doing things to the point of tears.
00:49:48He said he'd invest a trillion dollars.
00:49:50I can't promise you this, Mr. Prime Minister.
00:49:53Because it's a private company that invests, not the government.
00:49:57He's been lip-servicing so far.
00:50:00But this is what he did after that.
00:50:03Tax evasion.
00:50:06It's not going well.
00:50:08The Japanese position is not being conveyed at all.
00:50:11He may have tried to avoid this problem and wait for the storm to pass.
00:50:17In the end, the storm came.
00:50:21Mr. Abe, do you have a goal to build a car factory in the United States?
00:50:29I've heard that story a lot when I was Mr. Abe.
00:50:33I've heard it, but I don't think it's a good idea to resist.
00:50:38Invest in it.
00:50:40It's good to invest, but if you think about it from a company's point of view, it's hard to make money.
00:50:45That's right.
00:50:49It's the same with cars.
00:50:52In parallel with this, Mr. Ishiba said he was going to buy gas.
00:50:58He said he was going to buy natural gas that was going to be developed in Alaska.
00:51:06Before Mr. Ishiba went to the United States, the president of the Japanese Gas Association had a deal with Mr. Ishiba.
00:51:15We buy cheap gas, but we don't buy expensive gas.
00:51:19In addition, there is a story about Alaska in the United States.
00:51:24It's a very expensive investment, and there's a high risk of it going up in value.
00:51:28He said he wanted to be careful about that.
00:51:31Mr. Ishiba said, I'll buy it. I'll buy it.
00:51:33He said, I'll invest in Alaska.
00:51:35As a gas association, we're forced to do bad things on our own.
00:51:40If you buy expensive gas, it won't be a hit.
00:51:43He's just saying he'll buy gas for his own money.
00:51:47He doesn't want to buy it.
00:51:49He's like having his subordinates do bad things.
00:51:52Thank you for the easy explanation.
00:51:54He's like having his subordinates do bad things.
00:51:56Mr. Manabe, did you hear all this?
00:51:59I don't think I can get along with Mr. Trump.
00:52:03There are a lot of impossible deals coming up.
00:52:06I thought it was impossible for Mr. Trump to do such a small thing.
00:52:12Mr. Ishiba, what do you think will happen in the next two years?
00:52:18If Trump comes to America first, Mr. Ishiba will come to Japan first.
00:52:23We have to have a firm stance on Japan.
00:52:26If we avoid problems like this, we can't solve them.
00:52:29Mr. Takahashi, can you come to Japan first?
00:52:32Mr. Ishiba, let me help you.
00:52:36If you have $1,000, you can use it to buy gas in Japan.
00:52:40You can use it to buy gas in Japan.
00:52:43You can use it to buy gas in Japan.
00:52:46You can use that $1,000 to invest in the U.S.
00:52:50You can use that $1,000 to invest in the U.S.
00:52:52You can use that $1,000 to invest in the U.S.
00:52:55You can do nothing, but you can pretend to do something.
00:53:00You can do nothing, but you can pretend to do something.
00:53:05Mr. Ishiba, what are you doing in the foreign ministry and the domestic affairs?
00:53:09Mr. Ishiba, what are you doing in the foreign ministry and the domestic affairs?
00:53:10Mr. Ishiba, what are you doing in the foreign ministry and the domestic affairs?
00:53:13Mr. Ishiba, thank you for your time.
00:53:17Next, let's take a look at the online casino.
00:53:21The online casino has attracted attention for gambling problems due to the fact that multiple laughing talents have been recruited.
00:53:35The total amount of money is about 1.5 trillion yen.
00:53:38This is the amount of money that the Japanese have spent on online gambling for a year.
00:53:45The online casino uses the Internet to play poker and sports betting.
00:53:51The online casino uses the Internet to play poker and sports betting.
00:53:56The online casino uses the Internet to play poker and sports betting.
00:54:02Some premium hackers have been encontered to being gathered by the U.S. Department of Justice for losing extra six billion to Japan.
00:54:13Video ads for free games are broadcasted on some TV and radio sites....
00:54:18Video ads for free games are broadcasted on some TV and radio sites....
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