そこまで言って委員会NP 2025年3月9日 韓国！検察！ 不発弾！眠るをテーマに大討論！

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00:00:00In March, the season of spring has come, but she can't sleep forever because she can't remember the new year's day.

00:00:12Okino-chan, Okino-chan.

00:00:16If such a wonderful prince kisses me gently, I will definitely wake up.

00:00:22Wonderful prince, wonderful prince, wonderful prince.

00:00:30The story of Snow White is reminiscent of the prince's kiss.

00:00:43Snow White, a well-known Disney animation, was made into a new musical version.

00:01:00The kingdom, which was once full of kindness and light, is now dominated by an evil queen.

00:01:08Snow White, who has a pure heart like snow, was hoping for the happiness of the people,

00:01:14but she was saved by the seven dwarves she met in the mysterious forest and the world outside the castle.

00:01:24This time, we had a special conversation with Sakura Kiryu, who plays Snow White in the premium version,

00:01:30and Junki Kono, who plays Jonathan, in JO1.

00:01:36Hello, everyone watching the show.

00:01:41I'm Sakura Kiryu.

00:01:42I'm Junki Kono from JO1.

00:01:44Please tell us about Snow White.

00:01:49It's a work that has been loved by many people for a long time.

00:01:53I found a lot of scenes that I saw in the animation, and I got excited just by looking at them.

00:01:59The fact that there is a musical version of the song in it is very attractive.

00:02:05I was impressed by the fact that there were a lot of magnificent and beautiful melodies flowing.

00:02:11Above all, the song is very wonderful.

00:02:14I will also participate in the song.

00:02:17I hope you will pay attention to the fact that the song makes the story better.

00:02:25Is there a night when you can't sleep?

00:02:28I'm really scared.

00:02:31When I hear a little noise, I think there might be a ghost, and I can't sleep.

00:02:40Lately, I've been sleeping with an eye mask on.

00:02:47A night when I can't sleep?

00:02:49I'm the type of person who can sleep a lot.

00:02:54I can sleep no matter what I do.

00:02:57I've been addicted to games lately.

00:03:00I can't sleep at night when I play games with my members online.

00:03:09The movie will be released on March 20th.

00:03:12Please watch it at the theater.

00:03:18So, today's N.P. is a special edition with the theme of sleeping.

00:03:27The president of South Korea, who suddenly announced his retirement in December last year.

00:03:33He was sentenced to death in court in South Korea.

00:03:36This month, the president's death will also be announced.

00:03:40In the meantime, the young people who support the current president are awakened.

00:03:45Lee So-tae, who is familiar with the Korean Peninsula, tells us about the current situation in South Korea.

00:03:51Under the slogan, don't let the evil sleep,

00:03:54Prosecutors' Office Prosecutors, who are facing serious cases such as large-scale rape cases involving sex, crime, and crime.

00:04:02On the other hand, the police are rampaging, such as the increase in evidence.

00:04:08Masaru Wakasa, who used to be a special agent for the Tokyo District Prosecutors' Office, is approaching the back of the police investigation.

00:04:14In 1965, a water bomb was installed on a fighter jet that had slipped from a U.S. aircraft carrier near Okinawa.

00:04:23It's still a nuclear bomb that sleeps at the bottom of the sea.

00:04:26Inoue Kasuhiko, a military journalist, explains the reality of the non-proliferation activities of the Self-Defense Force.

00:04:39The members of the committee will open their eyes and make a thorough report.

00:04:46That's not all.

00:04:49Korea Police Unleashed!

00:04:52N.R.O. Theme Special!

00:04:56However,

00:04:58Tachibana Takashi, a member of the N.H.K. Party, has provided information on the issue.

00:05:07Minoru Kishiguchi, a member of the N.H.K. Party, has provided information on the issue.

00:05:17Makoto Masuyama, a member of the N.H.K. Party, has provided information on the issue.

00:05:24Takahiro Shirai, a member of the N.H.K. Party, has provided information on the issue.

00:05:29On the 26th of last month, the N.H.K. Association held a meeting.

00:05:33They announced that Kishiguchi and Masuyama will be demoted.

00:05:39Both of them were demoted.

00:05:41However, they did not resign.

00:05:43They are still active as a member of the N.H.K. Party.

00:05:46However, they are still active as a member of the N.H.K. Party.

00:05:53They are still active as a member of the N.H.K. Party.

00:05:56President Ishiba and the president of the Komei Party, Yoshimura, have signed a memorandum of understanding.

00:06:03They have signed a memorandum of understanding.

00:06:10They have signed a memorandum of understanding.

00:06:15However, Yoshimura's political stance has been criticized.

00:06:24I have a question for you all.

00:06:26What is the first thing you want to say to Hashimoto?

00:06:34We will start with the first question.

00:06:36What is the first thing you want to say to Hashimoto?

00:06:39We have heard a lot of things from Hashimoto.

00:06:44We will hear Hashimoto's opinion later.

00:06:48First, Mr. Kadota.

00:06:50You mentioned the issue of nationality.

00:06:52Why do you think you can betray the people so much?

00:06:56Because you agreed to the 7.3 trillion yen,

00:07:05you lost 1.2 trillion yen, which is minus 6.1 trillion yen.

00:07:12Why do you think you can do this?

00:07:16When did you become an enemy of the people?

00:07:20I would like to hear from Hashimoto.

00:07:23He is the former president.

00:07:25Nobuyuki Baba lost his influence.

00:07:31But Yoshimura has come back to power.

00:07:37He hasn't come back to power at all.

00:07:39He is a realist.

00:07:43First, Mr. Kadota.

00:07:46The people have 28 seats.

00:07:49Ishin has about 38 seats.

00:07:52It's a little over 60 seats.

00:07:55You can't make a 100-point policy with just 60 seats.

00:08:00First of all,

00:08:02Yoshimura is the head of Ishin.

00:08:06He is the mayor of Osaka.

00:08:08The difference between a member of parliament and a political commentator is that

00:08:12the head of Ishin does the policy.

00:08:16It's not about making a 100-point policy.

00:08:20It's about making a 60-point policy.

00:08:22In other words,

00:08:23if it's better than before,

00:08:25you can move forward.

00:08:26This is the head of Ishin.

00:08:28So, as Mr. Kadota said,

00:08:30if the National Democratic Party is really established,

00:08:33that's fine.

00:08:34But if the People's Party doesn't say yes,

00:08:37Mr. Yoshimura has been sending love calls to Mr. Tamaki.

00:08:41Since last year.

00:08:43At that time, Mr. Tamaki was already popular.

00:08:46He was already popular.

00:08:47Mr. Tamaki thought he could do it by himself

00:08:51by doing a three-party consensus in his own country,

00:08:53so he ignored Mr. Yoshimura.

00:08:55He couldn't get in touch with Mr. Tamaki at all.

00:08:57In this situation,

00:08:59Mr. Yoshimura had no choice

00:09:01but to agree with Mr. Tamaki

00:09:03because it was better than before.

00:09:05Mr. Tamaki explained the important conditions.

00:09:10Let me explain.

00:09:12It's a minority party.

00:09:14If one of them is with the local government,

00:09:17the budget will be established.

00:09:19So, for the sake of the people's livelihood,

00:09:22up to 1,780,000 yen,

00:09:24if you really raise the minimum tax rate,

00:09:29and if you do the tax on gasoline,

00:09:33up to 3% of the 7-8 trillion yen

00:09:37will be the minimum tax rate.

00:09:41It's not because Mr. Tamaki didn't meet the minimum tax rate.

00:09:45For the sake of the people,

00:09:47Mr. Tamaki should have agreed.

00:09:50If Mr. Tamaki agrees,

00:09:52the people will vote for him.

00:09:54If the people's party doesn't agree,

00:09:56it will be a secret and nothing will happen.

00:09:58That's where the political situation will happen.

00:10:01It's not about politics.

00:10:03Mr. Kadota said it's a minority party.

00:10:06The people's party and the local government

00:10:09are a super-minority party.

00:10:11It's not democratic to vote 100%

00:10:14with the opinion of a super-minority party.

00:10:17There are people who support the local government.

00:10:21The people's party and the local government

00:10:24have to achieve the policy

00:10:26according to the local government.

00:10:28If Mr. Tamaki and Mr. Yoshimura

00:10:30don't meet the minimum tax rate,

00:10:32it will be a cheap election.

00:10:34Mr. Tamaki and Mr. Yoshimura

00:10:36should have met the minimum tax rate

00:10:38so that they won't fall into the middleman's trap.

00:10:41Mr. Tamaki and the people's party

00:10:43have shut down the local government.

00:10:45Mr. Hashimoto said

00:10:47last winter,

00:10:49the local government said

00:10:51it was up to the local government.

00:10:53The local government acted independently

00:10:55to realize its own policy.

00:10:57The media and TV

00:10:59are saying that the local government betrayed them.

00:11:02But that's not true.

00:11:04If you think about the future,

00:11:06I've confirmed this for both parties.

00:11:08The local government and Mr. Yoshimura

00:11:10have realized the minimum tax rate

00:11:12of 1.2 trillion yen.

00:11:14The people's party has highly evaluated this.

00:11:16Mr. Tamaki and Mr. Yoshimura

00:11:18have held hands

00:11:20with the local government

00:11:22during this week's press conference.

00:11:24This is a reflection of the past.

00:11:26Whether or not the local government

00:11:28and the people's party

00:11:30can work together in the summer

00:11:32is an important point.

00:11:34On December 14th,

00:11:36Mr. Hashimoto said

00:11:38he wanted to see

00:11:40a video of the people's party

00:11:42doing the same thing

00:11:44as Mr. Yoshimura.

00:11:46But he said

00:11:48the people's party

00:11:50can't do it

00:11:52by themselves.

00:11:54This is not a bribe.

00:11:56It's the people's wish.

00:11:58That's why it's important.

00:12:00Mr. Yoshimura.

00:12:02Mr. Hashimoto said

00:12:04that it's definitely wrong

00:12:06because the people's party

00:12:08is doing this

00:12:10by themselves.

00:12:12The people's party

00:12:14is doing this.

00:12:16The people's party

00:12:18is doing this

00:12:20with 1.78 million yen.

00:12:22Even if they did,

00:12:24they couldn't establish

00:12:26the gas policy.

00:12:30Mr. Hashimoto

00:12:32tried to stop this.

00:12:34I'm confirming the fact

00:12:36that Mr. Yoshimura

00:12:38said that if they are

00:12:40doing this seriously,

00:12:42Mr. Tamaki should also

00:12:44do it.

00:12:46I also sent a love call

00:12:48and a phone number

00:12:50Oh, I didn't know that.

00:12:52So, Kissa and Tamaki opened a meeting.

00:12:54Oh, they were talking about X.

00:12:56So, Yoshimura-san went to Tamaki-san's place and did the first kick-off.

00:13:01Yoshimura-san said, if you're going to do the 1.78 million yen, Ishin-san will do it too.

00:13:06But since then, he hasn't contacted me.

00:13:08I'm sorry to say this, but let's talk about Suda-san.

00:13:10Suda-san, let's talk about Suda-san.

00:13:12I want to ask you about that.

00:13:13That means, Hashimoto-san, aren't you playing a game?

00:13:16Why?

00:13:17What do you mean?

00:13:18Because Kissa, what was it?

00:13:20Kissa and Tamaki.

00:13:21Kissa and Tamaki?

00:13:22Well, they opened a meeting.

00:13:23In order to open a meeting, didn't Hashimoto-san play a game?

00:13:26He called both of them.

00:13:27No, no, no.

00:13:28In addition, I want to say one more thing.

00:13:30I want to talk about the NHK party.

00:13:32In short, this time, in connection with the election of the House of Representatives,

00:13:36I provided information to Takashi Tachibana of the NHK party.

00:13:39Kenji Matsuyama provided the tape of the secret meeting of the House of Representatives.

00:13:46And Kenji Kishiguchi, to put it another way, gave an unknown document to Tachibana-san.

00:13:51At first, I confirmed this, but

00:13:54For Matsuyama-san, it was a denunciation.

00:13:56And for Kishiguchi-san, it was an arrest warrant.

00:14:00However, when Hashimoto-san said on the Kantele program,

00:14:03It's the other way around!

00:14:05Before I knew it, it was reversed.

00:14:07Doesn't that mean you're being controlled by the outside world?

00:14:10It's completely different.

00:14:11It's like being disposed of the next day or something.

00:14:13It's the other way around.

00:14:14Isn't this Hashimoto-san's fault?

00:14:16First of all, the exchange of phone numbers happened to be a program on Kansai TV.

00:14:21Tamaki-san and I co-starred.

00:14:23After that, it was said that Yoshimura-san would come.

00:14:26So I talked to Tamaki-san and said,

00:14:28Well, I'm going to ask Yoshimura-san for his phone number.

00:14:31That's about it.

00:14:32That's about it.

00:14:33Anyone can do this.

00:14:34I'll ask you for your phone number.

00:14:36And about the disposal of the Hyogo prefectural committee,

00:14:39What the public misunderstood was that

00:14:42It was thought that it was terribly bad to expose the secret society.

00:14:46No, no, wait a minute.

00:14:48Exposing secrets is usually the pillar of the press.

00:14:51This is what we, the local media, the newspapers, and everyone else says.

00:14:54It's all about investigation information.

00:14:56This is a violation of the National Public Service Act.

00:14:58I'm reporting this as a report with information that violates the private law.

00:15:02As a report worth reporting.

00:15:04There are pros and cons to what Masayama-san did.

00:15:07I think it was a mistake for Okutani-san to say that in a secret meeting.

00:15:12Because it's a secret meeting, so you can talk about it.

00:15:15He said that he said it under the pretext of privacy.

00:15:18I think he's hiding a lot of confusion this time.

00:15:20I've been told a lot of things.

00:15:22I think it's worth reporting that Okutani-san said it in a secret meeting.

00:15:25I think it's worth reporting that Okutani-san said it in a secret meeting.

00:15:33And what about Kishiguchi-san?

00:15:35It's just a spread of hate speech.

00:15:37So which is worse?

00:15:39Kishiguchi-san is worse.

00:15:41Masayama-san is doing everything normally as a reporter.

00:15:45I just said that it was wrong for him to say that.

00:15:48I think the content of the letter changed after seeing the reaction.

00:15:53At first, Masayama-san, who was in a secret meeting,

00:15:57I said that Masayama-san should be removed.

00:16:00That's what was decided at the top.

00:16:02Hyogo Prefecture Committee said that Masayama-san reported a secret meeting.

00:16:09Hyogo Prefecture Committee thought that Masayama-san was not so bad.

00:16:13I just said it as a commentator.

00:16:16Hyogo Prefecture Committee said that Masayama-san was not so bad.

00:16:20Does that mean that you have the power to change your mind?

00:16:23It's not just me.

00:16:25As a commentator, I said it normally.

00:16:27I'm a commentator, so I don't know what I'm saying.

00:16:30Masayama-san didn't say anything wrong.

00:16:33There's a reason for that.

00:16:35Everyone is listening to what Takenaka-san is saying.

00:16:38No, I'm not listening.

00:16:42Takenaka-san, you are in a position where you are in charge of various governance.

00:16:48The story I just told you is very interesting.

00:16:51That's why everyone talks about it.

00:16:54Basically, I'm in this position.

00:16:58In other words, Hashimoto Toru is the DNA of Ishin.

00:17:05So if you ask me if I'm influenced by Hashimoto Toru, I'm sure I am.

00:17:10Hashimoto Toru is the founder.

00:17:12The founder is the founder.

00:17:14SoftBank is SoftBank because Mr. Son is there.

00:17:17Nihonden is Nihonden because Mr. Nagamori is there.

00:17:22Hashimoto Toru is a legend.

00:17:27One more thing, Hashimoto-san.

00:17:29I don't think you'll listen to me, but you've been doing this for 15 years, right?

00:17:34So it's been 10 years since then.

00:17:37At the same time, Noda-san became the leader.

00:17:41Noda-san is coming back.

00:17:43This is not the time to be commenting on this show.

00:17:47Why is that?

00:17:49Miyake-san, please.

00:17:51The conclusion is the same.

00:17:53I think you'll hate it, but I'll say it.

00:17:56My science is that critics are critics.

00:18:01So I analyze and criticize, but I think about how far I can go politically.

00:18:11I'm not active anymore, so I'll leave it to the active.

00:18:14I try not to say more than that.

00:18:16You might think I'm saying too much.

00:18:19But when I look at Hashimoto-san, I think he's a little beyond the level of a critic.

00:18:26Maybe it's because he still has energy politically,

00:18:31but he's more than a critic.

00:18:34He speaks, he acts, and he has influence.

00:18:38Then maybe it's better to go back.

00:18:41At times like this, it's not about whether or not it's better to go back.

00:18:47I think you should ask this.

00:18:49What is the probability of a correct return?

00:18:52If you get 20,000%, you'll know.

00:18:57Let's hear Hashimoto-san's opinion.

00:19:00Here it is.

00:19:07Let's hear Hashimoto-san's opinion.

00:19:09Here it is.

00:19:11That's enough.

00:19:13It's not just me.

00:19:16The reason why I'm not suited to be a member of parliament is that I'm a human centrifuge.

00:19:23What do you mean?

00:19:24As you know, people are leaving me.

00:19:30It's not just me.

00:19:33What I want to say to Ishin is that he's fine with being a member of parliament.

00:19:38Ishin is based on the flexibility of human resources, the flexibility of the employment market,

00:19:43the new entry of private companies, and the ability to make decisions.

00:19:47Based on this flexibility, Ishin wants to generate energy and grow.

00:19:52If everyone becomes a member of parliament, there will be no flexibility at all.

00:19:56In terms of the three-party consensus on the implementation of Ishin,

00:20:00the so-called old executive branch, which was originally an international political party,

00:20:05has been quite active.

00:20:07So, in the end, the connection up to that point led to this consensus.

00:20:12Until now, the international political party had a majority of members,

00:20:17so the international political party that was doing it was really just a small amendment.

00:20:21So, if the party wants to implement a big policy,

00:20:24it needs to bring it to a minority party first.

00:20:27After that, negotiations are necessary,

00:20:29but I don't think it's necessary to have a Nagata-style politics where the purpose is to eat and drink.

00:20:34Mr. Hashimoto, after all, what is the biggest benefit of having a minority party?

00:20:40It's the denial of private politics, such as international politics.

00:20:43So, the biggest benefit of this election is to continue to discuss in an open place.

00:20:49Mr. Hashimoto, then, what did the old executive branch do?

00:20:52After all, it's international politics.

00:20:54Chairman Moriyama and Chairman Kaname Endo did it under the water.

00:20:57The chairman says that this is strange.

00:20:59So, this is a transitional process.

00:21:01So, this is a transitional process.

00:21:03It's impossible to do it in an open place all of a sudden.

00:21:06So, can you recognize private politics?

00:21:08Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:10Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:12Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:14Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:16Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:18Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:20Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:22Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:24Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:26Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:28Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:30Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:32Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:34Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:36Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:38Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:40Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:42Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:44Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:46Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:48Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:50Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:52Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:54Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:56Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:21:58Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:00Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:02Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:04Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:06Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:08Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:10Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:12Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:14Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:16Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:18Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:20Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:22Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:24Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:26Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:28Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:30Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:32Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:34Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:36Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:38Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:40Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:42Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:44Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:46Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:48Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:50Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:52Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:54Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:56Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:22:58Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:00Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:02Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:04Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:06Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:08Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:10Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:12Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:14Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:16Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:18Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:20Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:22Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:24Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:26Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:28Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:30Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:32Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:34Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:36Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:38Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:40Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:42Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:44Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:46Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:48Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:50Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:52Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:54Mr. Hashimoto, this is private politics.

00:23:56We will now officially start the program.

00:23:58Please welcome our guests.

00:24:02I don't think we can air this program.

00:24:04I think we can air this program.

00:24:06Just a little.

00:24:08We will begin now.

00:24:10The first topic is

00:24:12The Korean people were unable to sleep

00:24:14because of the great earthquake

00:24:16that shook the country.

00:24:18The Korean people were unable to sleep

00:24:20because of the great earthquake

00:24:22that shook the country.

00:24:24Just as propaganda.

00:24:26Hard to wake up in early spring.

00:24:28Hard to wake up in early spring.

00:24:29We would like to introduce you

00:24:32an easy way to get up in the morning.

00:24:35According to the requirements for this program,

00:24:37according to the requirements for this program,

00:24:40A glass of water made for sleeping

00:24:43Since handstand exercises can affect

00:24:45the dry feeling of the throat and skin,

00:24:47since handstand exercises can affect the dry feeling of the throat and skin,

00:24:49a glass of water of room temps

00:24:51is worth extraurgance away.

00:24:532. Prepare a jacket where you can reach from the bed.

00:24:58As a measure against the cold, prepare a jacket such as a cardigan or a hoodie where you can reach from the bed.

00:25:073. Open the curtain a little.

00:25:11If you open the curtain a little, as the outside becomes brighter, a little light will enter the room and you will be able to wake up naturally.

00:25:224. Change the sound of the alarm clock to a soft sound.

00:25:27Change the sound of the alarm clock to a soft, classic, a little pop, energetic sound, etc.

00:25:34Let's look for a sound that wakes you up comfortably.

00:25:38The continuation of this is in the next VTR.

00:25:43The President of the Republic of Korea

00:25:46The Awakening of the Youth of Korea

00:25:50In December last year, the Korean President, Yun Sung-mool, suddenly announced his re-election.

00:25:56During the hearing at the Korean Constitutional Court, he was told that he would be removed from office.

00:26:05And how can we protect the Republic of Korea in a situation such as a fraudulent election, a presidential budget deficit, and a line tariff?

00:26:14What else is there?

00:26:17That's right.

00:26:18Now you're the king, you son of a bitch.

00:26:21It's your sin to love me, you son of a bitch.

00:26:25This is a demonstration by young people who are against President Yun's election in Seoul.

00:26:34Mr. Yun claims that he did not intend to prohibit the activities of the National Assembly, but only warned the people about the crisis in the nation.

00:26:46Among the young people who participated in the meeting, they were surprised by the opening speech, and they were told that they were able to listen to the message that Mr. Yun sent to the people.

00:26:57The safety guarantee policy is pointed out as the reason why young people support Mr. Yun.

00:27:04Young people who grew up after the Cold War and the economic growth of democracy have a thin line with the Saha movement.

00:27:11They sympathize with Mr. Yun's policy of strengthening cooperation with the United States and Japan and building North Korea and China from the Saha Party, which takes the route of New China and New North Korea.

00:27:24In that sense, it can be said that young people were awakened by Mr. Yun's warning.

00:27:31In addition, it is said that the background of Mr. Yun's instructions spreading among young people this time is the equivalent of a corrupt YouTuber.

00:27:40One of the broadcasters has a program with more than 1 million subscribers, and they are clearly opposing Mr. Yun's instructions.

00:27:51In addition, it is said that there is a side that calls for the escape of the Saha Party and that young people are proud of it.

00:27:59However, there were some voices criticizing Mr. Yun's remarks that he was denounced by the president and that he could not be sentenced to death for incitement.

00:28:11On the 25th of this month, President Yun made a decision to remain in office again in the final debate of the court trial.

00:28:22It is said that the judgment of the court trial will be made on the 11th of this month.

00:28:29If the verdict is convincing, Mr. Yun will be demoted immediately and the presidential election will be held within 60 days.

00:28:38If it is not convincing, Mr. Yun will return to the presidency, but the prosecution will continue because he is charged with incitement.

00:28:48Will the confrontation between the Saha Party and the right-wing party in Korea continue to expand?

00:28:54After this, we will ask Professor Lee So-tae, a professor at Ryukoku University who is familiar with the Korean Peninsula.

00:29:04So I have a question for everyone.

00:29:07What do you want to ask Lee So-tae about Korea now?

00:29:12I have a question for everyone.

00:29:17What do you want to ask Lee So-tae about Korea now?

00:29:21I have a question for everyone.

00:29:27Let me introduce the guest.

00:29:29Professor Lee So-tae, a professor at Ryukoku University who is familiar with the Korean Peninsula.

00:29:33Nice to meet you.

00:29:35Let's start with the book.

00:29:38The title of the book is, I'm worried about Japan now.

00:29:45What does it mean?

00:29:47I'm more worried about Korea.

00:29:50But you are also worried about Japan.

00:29:53Japan is a comfortable country to live in, but I'm worried about whether I can continue to live in Japan.

00:30:05Do you write about the situation in East Asia?

00:30:07I don't write much about that.

00:30:09I only write about Japan.

00:30:11I see.

00:30:12On Friday the 7th, there was a breaking news.

00:30:17President Yoon of Korea was arrested.

00:30:23President Yoon was arrested in mid-January for the domestic violence case.

00:30:29What will happen to the investigation of the domestic violence case?

00:30:35President Yoon is currently facing two trials.

00:30:39One is a case of domestic violence.

00:30:41He was prosecuted and charged.

00:30:44Because of this, President Yoon was in prison.

00:30:48However, it has been proven that it was illegal to conduct a series of inspections in the detention center.

00:30:56The defense has been saying that it is unlawful to arrest President Yoon.

00:31:03That's why it was removed.

00:31:05The prosecution will proceed with the domestic violence case.

00:31:11In addition to this, President Yoon is now in court.

00:31:14He is investigating whether there was a violation of the constitution or not.

00:31:21President Yoon will decide whether or not he is suitable for the president.

00:31:26This will be the result around mid-March.

00:31:31I think Koreans have finally noticed.

00:31:34Domestic violence is to push the top of the country without relying on the election.

00:31:38President Yoon is the top of the country.

00:31:41He doesn't know the meaning of domestic violence.

00:31:43Maybe he read the dictionary and realized that it wasn't domestic violence.

00:31:46That's right.

00:31:47That's strange.

00:31:48That's right.

00:31:49That's right.

00:31:50Domestic violence is a purpose crime in the criminal law.

00:31:55However, President Yoon has no purpose in taking away his power.

00:32:02So this is not a purpose crime.

00:32:05In the end, President Yoon was not arrested while he was in prison.

00:32:09However, he was arrested for domestic violence.

00:32:12I have the impression that he was forced to proceed with domestic violence.

00:32:16This time, President Yoon was arrested by the Public Prosecutor's Office.

00:32:22However, the Public Prosecutor's Office has no right to investigate domestic violence.

00:32:28Therefore, the investigation itself was illegal.

00:32:31And it was illegal to ask for President Yoon's arrest warrant.

00:32:36As Dr. Lee said earlier, how does this affect President Yoon's case?

00:32:42It will definitely have an impact.

00:32:44This is a judicial decision.

00:32:47Of course, it's the same judicial department.

00:32:49Now, it's the Supreme Court that decides the fate of President Yoon.

00:32:53The judicial department has decided that President Yoon's arrest warrant does not apply to him.

00:32:59Therefore, the Supreme Court has no choice but to refer to it.

00:33:02The Supreme Court is not necessarily a fair system, is it?

00:33:07That's right.

00:33:08Isn't it a disadvantageous system for President Yoon?

00:33:11There are eight members of the Supreme Court.

00:33:14Four of them are members of the Uriho Research Society,

00:33:18which is a group of lawyers and judges in Korea.

00:33:22These people are called Uriho.

00:33:25Uri means us.

00:33:27It's a word that North Koreans use a lot.

00:33:30Since they are divided into half,

00:33:36they are trying to separate President Yoon no matter what.

00:33:39That's how they're doing it.

00:33:41But the public opinion is boiling now.

00:33:43President Yoon's arrest warrant is illegal, and his death is illegal.

00:33:47The reason why President Yoon's arrest warrant is illegal is because

00:33:53the Supreme Court has a right to issue an arrest warrant.

00:33:59If the Supreme Court has a right to issue an arrest warrant,

00:34:03it means that there is a problem with the Supreme Court itself.

00:34:08It's not a crime of the Supreme Court.

00:34:11President Yoon's arrest warrant was issued by the Supreme Court.

00:34:15It's illegal.

00:34:16That's how the public opinion is boiling now.

00:34:23I have an image of this in Korean dramas.

00:34:26President Yoon was arrested this time,

00:34:29and then he died.

00:34:31Then who arrested him?

00:34:35The person who arrested him was hanged.

00:34:38He was sentenced to death.

00:34:41I have an image of him looking for a criminal.

00:34:44So, the one who said it was an internal crime was the one who committed the crime.

00:34:47That's right.

00:34:48I'm very convinced now.

00:34:51President Yoon was arrested by the Judicial Department,

00:34:54and the police were on the move.

00:34:56But President Yoon was not there,

00:34:59and the police were arrested.

00:35:02Whose order was it?

00:35:05The Democratic Party used this opportunity

00:35:08to separate President Yoon.

00:35:11On the day of the declaration,

00:35:13they arrested the person who commanded the military,

00:35:16and ordered President Yoon to drag out the members of the National Assembly.

00:35:21That's what they said.

00:35:23There is a recording of that.

00:35:26There is a background story that they tried to cover up the internal conflict with President Yoon.

00:35:33I'd like to ask about the current situation in South Korea.

00:35:36When I went to South Korea at the end of the year,

00:35:39I saw a demonstration.

00:35:41Who is in charge of South Korea now?

00:35:43The president is now in charge of South Korea.

00:35:46The Secretary of State is also in charge of South Korea.

00:35:49The Director-General of the Ministry of Justice is also in charge of South Korea.

00:35:52The Commander-in-Chief of the Army is also in charge of South Korea.

00:35:57The President of the National Security Council is also in charge of South Korea.

00:36:03Isn't there no one else?

00:36:05No one else.

00:36:06All the deputies are in charge of South Korea.

00:36:08This means that the majority of the people can be in charge of South Korea.

00:36:11This is the biggest flaw.

00:36:13In the United States,

00:36:14when it comes to the number of deputies,

00:36:16it's usually two thirds,

00:36:17or four thirds,

00:36:18or five thirds.

00:36:19In other words,

00:36:20it's a normal country that can have deputies in a number that is not the majority.

00:36:23I think this is the biggest flaw in South Korea.

00:36:26In South Korea,

00:36:27all the deputies,

00:36:28except for the President,

00:36:29can be in charge of South Korea

00:36:31if they are in the majority in the National Assembly.

00:36:33This is a big problem.

00:36:34All the deputies are in charge of South Korea.

00:36:37The Democratic Party has been in charge of South Korea for decades.

00:36:42It has been in charge of South Korea for 29 times.

00:36:44It has been in charge of South Korea for 29 times in a row.

00:36:47Why was it not able to appeal to the people

00:36:50when it was already in charge of South Korea?

00:36:53Why was it not able to appeal to the people

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00:47:35On the 21st of this month, the midterms will be announced.

00:47:39The Osaka Public Prosecutor's Office has decided that

00:47:42even if the investigation is illegal,

00:47:44the case of the prosecutor being found not guilty

00:47:47will be brought to the court of the Osaka Regional Court of Justice.

00:47:51This will be the first time

00:47:53that the prosecutor will be brought to the court of the public prosecutor.

00:47:57According to the four-person newspaper,

00:48:01if the prosecutor is found not guilty,

00:48:04his reputation will be diminished within the organization.

00:48:07This kind of culture is becoming a trend,

00:48:09and this is the reason why the investigation is so intense.

00:48:14In addition, the investigation of the prosecutor

00:48:17is related to the investigation of the former director of the Ministry of Public Safety and Labor in 2010,

00:48:21and the case where the chief prosecutor of the Osaka Regional Court of Justice

00:48:24modified the data of the evidence floppy disk,

00:48:28and the case of the large-scale confiscation of the former minister of Justice,

00:48:32Kawai Katsuyuki, who was on the Sanyin Line in 2019,

00:48:35the prosecutor of the Tokyo District Special Investigation Department

00:48:38received a confiscation fund from the former minister of Justice,

00:48:41and investigated the former mayor of Hiroshima.

00:48:44He pointed out the corruption and made it public.

00:48:47There are many problems that strengthen the suspicion of the prosecution.

00:48:53On the other hand, the whereabouts of the investigation are being waited for

00:48:56by the governor of Hyogo Prefecture, Motohiko Saito,

00:48:59and Shinji Ishimaru.

00:49:02During the election campaign in November last year,

00:49:05the governor of Hyogo Prefecture and the president of a PR company

00:49:08were accused of violating the election law.

00:49:12The governor of Saito denies the accusation,

00:49:15but the focus will be on how the Kobe and Hyogo prefectures

00:49:18will judge the legitimacy of the legalization.

00:49:22On the other hand,

00:49:23Shinji Ishimaru, who was the governor of Tokyo in July last year,

00:49:26was accused of violating the election law.

00:49:29Last month, a group of citizens submitted a complaint

00:49:32to the Tokyo District Prosecutor's Office

00:49:35for violating the election law against Mr. Ishimaru.

00:49:38Speaking of legal violations,

00:49:41there is the issue of online casinos,

00:49:44which are constantly being developed in sports and entertainment circles.

00:49:47According to some sources,

00:49:50the casinos will continue to be developed,

00:49:53but we will ask Mr. Masaru Wakasa,

00:49:56the former head of the Tokyo District Prosecutor's Office,

00:49:59about the background of the investigation.

00:50:04I have a question for all of you.

00:50:06What is it that you would like to ask Mr. Masaru Wakasa

00:50:09regarding these issues?

00:50:12I have a question for all of you.

00:50:15What is it that you would like to ask Mr. Masaru Wakasa

00:50:18regarding these issues?

00:50:20We would like to ask Mr. Wakasa various questions.

00:50:23We would like to ask Mr. Wakasa various questions.

00:50:26Once again, let me introduce our guest.

00:50:29He is Mr. Masaru Wakasa, the former head of the Tokyo District Prosecutor's Office.

00:50:34I would like to ask you a lot of questions.

00:50:37Mr. Kato, please.

00:50:39As you can see in the video,

00:50:42there are a lot of issues related to the Human Rights Act

00:50:45and basic freedom of expression.

00:50:48There are a lot of issues,

00:50:51so I was wondering if it would be possible

00:50:54to change the way we investigate.

00:50:57But there are too many issues.

00:51:00As I said earlier,

00:51:03only the parties are in charge of these special cases.

00:51:06If we don't take these cases,

00:51:09it's no good.

00:51:12That's why we have to investigate.

00:51:15But it's not just that.

00:51:18In the case of the general prosecution,

00:51:21we can win 100% of the cases.

00:51:24But if we don't do that,

00:51:27we won't be able to take the cases.

00:51:30There are too many issues.

00:51:33Mr. Wakasa, you are a reformer.

00:51:36How do you plan to reform Japan?

00:51:39How do you plan to reform Japan?

00:51:42When I get on a plane,

00:51:45I can't say that it's a problem.

00:51:48I can't say that it's a problem.

00:51:51I can't say that it's a problem.

00:51:54I've been standing here for more than 10 years.

00:51:57I've been standing here for more than 10 years.

00:52:00I've been standing here for more than 10 years.

00:52:03From that perspective,

00:52:06the prosecution is very generous.

00:52:09They are very conscious of what they are doing.

00:52:12The prosecutors and prosecutors

00:52:15look at the world more broadly.

00:52:18They don't think they're the only ones who are right.

00:52:21They think they're the only ones who are right.

00:52:24So when the case is closed,

00:52:27the judge has to decide what they want to do first.

00:52:30So when the case is closed,

00:52:33the prosecutors are like an attic,

00:52:36where they can do more education.

00:52:39So the prosecutors are like an attic,

00:52:42where they can do more education.

00:52:45They are like an attic,

00:52:48where they can do more education.

00:52:51They are watching the world,

00:52:54社会の仕組みだとこれ全然できてませんねまったくないそれよりも正義感正義感どうですか正義感素朴な正義感を最初みんなあるんだろうと思う

00:53:02最初はあるの社会をよくしたいみたいだからそれがなぜ崩れていくかですよねその例えばあの思い込みが激しいぐらいだったらいいですけどもあの白黒にしてしまう

00:53:13これはもうねあのもう大変ダメなところでこれね父への謝罪はまだのようですだって書いたら具体的に聞いてもいい私の父がね

00:53:22日本オリンピック委員会のね会長をしていた時にいろんな会社がお金を出してなんかマスコットを作るとがつくらいろいろあって宣伝の会社とスポンサーもたくさんの逮捕者が出たわけ

00:53:34ですよ建設は必死になってうちの父を上げようとしたわけですね

00:53:39叩いてもほこりも出てこないわけですよ結局何の謝罪もないんですよね

00:53:45なんかやっぱり冤罪という非常に大きな問題を犯した場合は普通だったら第三者委員会をつくって検証するとやっぱりそういう制度がないとダメだと思うんですね

00:53:55どういうその制度をつくってねそういう今のような問題を解決してられるのかというのがやっぱりちょっとそこらへんの若田さんのお考えをぜひ伺いたいです

00:54:03まずその事情採用としてはなんかやっぱり無罪になったとか冤罪になった事件があった場合にはもうおっしゃる通り第三者委員会的な外部の人間にきちんとそこを検証してもらうと

00:54:14いうことがもう非常に大事だと思うんですあとはやっぱり社外取締役って今は民間ではありますよね

00:54:21検察の内部に例えば冤罪事件を扱った弁護士をね 2年間とか3年間の期限付きでもいいですからそこに入ってもらって

00:54:29起訴する際にはその人にやっぱり意見を聞くとかねそういうようなことをしないと少なくとも今の検察は本来刑事裁判というのは

00:54:37疑わしきは罰せずというのが大原則なんですがそうではなく疑わしきは罰するというようなねそういうような傾向もなきにしまわずじゃないかと私は見てと思うんです

00:54:49そういう意味で言うとですね私は実は司法でなくて行政の方に身を置いてた立場でちょっとね何となく司法のそういうところってわかるんですよね

00:54:58例えば予算を通すだとか法律を改正するってのはそれ自体が目的化しちゃうことは自分の反省を込めて今思ってるんですけれども

00:55:06若さのご経験で検挙するとか裁判というのは検察もあるや弁護士もそうかもしれませんある時から勝負ごと勝ち負けになっちゃってて僕は思うのは

00:55:17司法ってのはやっぱり公務員ですから真実を開示して真実は何だったんですかねっていうのが本部だと思うんですけどこの辺検察の組織内部の思考ってのはどういうものなんですかね

00:55:29まあ結論からいくとまあ勝負ごとという意識を持つことってのは多いと思いますアドレナリンみたいな出ますそうですね

00:55:36裁判でも勝ち負けっていうのは非常に問題にしますしあともう一つごめんなさいもう一つそれでそう勝負ごとまあ例えば研究にしても裁判にしてもこう行く時にですね

00:55:45例えば行政の場合法律案を出すとか予算を出す時ってのは内閣そのそれぞれの役所の中でもはっきり言って

00:55:52カンカンガクガクの賛成反対こいつしねとか本当にそういうのを言おうじゃんちょっと極端のこと言うと本当にもう憎たれしくてみたいなあるんですよ

00:55:59検察の内部っていうのはそういうふうにこう例えば検挙するとか裁判にこう持っていくときに内部で賛否両論というのはあるものなんですかね

00:56:07あることはあるんです要するにその時系列的に言うと要するにこれを逮捕しようとする前の段階ではかなり反対意見なんか自由に言える

00:56:16ただもうこれで逮捕しようと言ってまあいわゆる離陸飛行機で言うと離陸したったらそのそれからはあれやっぱり問題なんじゃないの

00:56:26無罪なんじゃないのっていうような言葉を言うというのはなかなか言えなくなるそうなんですかだからながら

00:56:32冤罪が生まれるちょっと都市伝説なんですけど

00:56:37可能陣の不倫がバレたりとか何かこうマスコミを揺るがすときにこっちでみんな国民が気を入っている間に実は水面下で大きな問題が

00:56:48動いているって聞いたことあるんですけどそれってあるんですか鉄道が行くとなくはないですね

00:56:55やっぱりではここまで若さまさるさんでしたありがとうございました

00:57:02スーパーツアーが爆発する可能性っていうのは

00:57:06パーセントと思ってねー

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00:57:329朝に楽しみを用意しておく美味しいパンやお気に入りのチョコレートなどを用意しておくことで起きるモチベーションを

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00:57:58以上のことに気をつけると朝すっきりと目覚めることができますぜひお試しください

00:58:06眠るをテーマに大統領世界中に眠る不発弾

00:58:13みなさんは沖縄付近の深海に不発の水素爆弾が眠っていることをご存知だろうか

00:58:22ベトナム戦争中の1965年12月5日横須賀に帰還する途中のアメリカ軍空母タイコンデロガが

00:58:31浜見軍島の機械島沖南東およそ150キロを航行中 B-43水素爆弾を搭載したA-4E攻撃機を海中へ転落させてしまう

00:58:42核爆弾の紛失事故ブロークンアローが発生した戦闘機とともに海中に沈んだ水爆は

00:58:50広島型のおよそ80倍の爆発力を持っていると言われその爆弾は今も水深およそ5000メートルの深海に眠っているという

00:59:01当時アメリカ空軍は戦闘機のパイロットダグラスウェブスター中尉を救出することなく

00:59:08水没現場が日本のEAZ内であったにもかかわらず日本政府へ通報せず隠蔽を図ったとされる

00:59:1816年後の1981年アメリカ国防総省がこの事故を初めて公表したが事故現場は単に太平洋上とされた

00:59:30さらに8年後の1989年ニュースウィークが 1965年に空母タイコンデロガから水爆搭載機が沖縄近海に水没し

00:59:42海軍は事故を揉み消したと報道この報道を受け日本の国会でも事故について与野党の質疑が行われている

00:59:53そして1994年マンフィクション作家ドブスマサユシがトップガンの死

01:00:01核搭載機水没事件を発表ことの詳細を記し日本でも広く知られるようになった

01:00:09広島型のおよそ80倍の爆発力を持つ爆弾が日本の近海に眠っているというのは恐ろしい話だろう

01:00:20世界中には戦争の後印象ともいえる地雷や不発弾が大量に眠っているそんな中元自衛官らが組織した国際 ngo で冷え入り団体の日本地雷処理を支援する会

01:00:35ジェイマスは2002年からカンボジアで不発弾処理支援活動を開始 2006年には地雷除去活動を開始し2008年からは

01:00:46対人地雷除去機も使用して人力と機械による地雷除去活動を実施 2003年には命がけで15,000発以上処理したとして第10回読売国際協力賞を受賞したが

01:01:02軍事ジャーナリストの井上和彦氏は先日今も地雷や不発弾が眠っているカンボジアを実際に取材してきたという

01:01:12また井上氏によると第二次世界大戦中に旧日本軍が保有していた毒ガスなど未使用の化学兵器が中国各地に遺棄されたことが近年問題化し

01:01:241997年の化学兵器禁止条約発行を受けて日本政府は2000年から推定で50万発と言われる化学兵器の発掘回収作業を開始

01:01:372017年までに累計でおよそ3800億円が投じられ神戸製工所などが処理にあたり6万発以上の化学兵器を回収したが

01:01:49今も処理完了の目処は立っていないというこの後井上和彦さんに実際に取材したカンボジアを含め詳しくお話を伺いますが

01:02:03そこで皆さんに質問です世界中に眠る不発弾について井上和彦さんに聞きたいことは何ですか

01:02:14皆さんに伺っております世界中に眠る不発弾について井上和彦さんに聞きたいことは何でしょうか

01:02:20皆さんから様々なご意見を伺っていますけれどもゲストをご紹介いたします軍事ジャーナリストの井上和彦さんです

01:02:29では早速いきましょう宮城さん不発弾が爆発する可能性は何パーセント

01:02:35水爆が落ちたときね私ちょうど北米局にいたんでずっと覚えてるんだけどまぁ水深5000メートルだったら爆発はないと思うんだけど

01:02:44どのくらいの確率で爆発する可能性があるのか

01:02:48水爆っていう話がありましたけどこれっていうのは未使用弾なんですね

01:02:52不発弾というのは一旦爆発させようと思って大砲からあるいは航空機から投下したものがたまたま

01:03:00新艦が起動しなかったために新艦は外れてるわけです

01:03:05だからもの凄く危険な状態なんですよ

01:03:07その状態があるもんですから不発弾が爆発する可能性っていうのはもうほぼ100%と思ってもらっている

01:03:14そういうのがどれくらいあるんですか

01:03:16これがもうまだまだ日本の国内でもたくさんあります

01:03:20だからこないだのやっぱりカンボジアに行った時も地雷っていうのもですねもうすでにいつでも爆発するようにできてるんですよね

01:03:29これがまだ400万から600万発の対陣地雷があるってことで

01:03:34今日あの黒木さんにお土産を

01:03:36何何何何何?

01:03:38これ地雷なんですよね

01:03:40本物?

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01:04:14今日あの黒木さんにお土産を

01:04:16何何何何何?

01:04:18これ地雷なんですよね

01:04:20本物?

01:04:22これこの地雷を

01:04:24これぐらいの大きさなんですよ

01:04:26そんなに小さいんだ

01:04:28石鹸なんですよ

01:04:30なんだよびっくりした

01:04:32クリーンナップって書いてある

01:04:34要するに地雷除去のことを書いてある

01:04:36こんなものがお土産になるぐらい

01:04:38地雷の被害が多いです

01:04:40サイズはこれぐらい?

01:04:42これが対人地雷です

01:04:44こんなちっちゃいんですか?

01:04:46これでどれくらい殺傷力あるんですか?

01:04:48足を吹き飛ばされます

01:04:50っていうのを考えると

01:04:52もし見つけちゃった場合

01:04:54そうなんですもし不発弾を

01:04:56あちこちにあるっておっしゃってました

01:04:58もし見つけたら

01:05:00だいたいどんな形をしていて

01:05:02どのように対応すればいいのか

01:05:04でかいやつは一トン爆弾

01:05:06ものすごいでかいです

01:05:08小さいやつっていうのは

01:05:10これぐらいのものだったり手榴弾のものだったりするんですけど

01:05:12見つけたら百刀番なんです

01:05:14自衛隊じゃないんです

01:05:16対戦車地雷が一番たくさんあるじゃないですか

01:05:18これはどのくらいの大きさなんですか?

01:05:20対戦車地雷と

01:05:22このくらいですよね

01:05:24もう一つ

01:05:26別に不発弾とかね

01:05:28そこら辺に転がってるわけじゃないじゃないですか

01:05:30そもそも見つけるということが

01:05:32われわれわかるんですかね

01:05:34これ不発弾とか

01:05:36目印とか

01:05:38大きな工事をやるときに

01:05:40事前調査をやったりするんですね

01:05:42ここは昔空襲を受けた

01:05:44あるいは地上戦があったとき

01:05:46そういう調査をするときに見つかるのと

01:05:48通常の工事現場で

01:05:50突然ガチンって

01:05:52なんか変なのが

01:05:54うわー不発弾だというのが多いですね

01:05:56沖縄の不発弾処理100年

01:05:58これなんか

01:06:00日本の不発弾の20%は沖縄にあるんですけど

01:06:02今のベースティックで100年かかると

01:06:04これも大変なことだと思うんですけど

01:06:06もう一つ100通番しろとおっしゃいましたけども

01:06:08これ大阪で裁判が

01:06:10起こってると聞いたことあるんですけども

01:06:12その費用は誰が負担するんだと

01:06:14これないんですよね法律がね

01:06:16大阪で裁判になったんですよ

01:06:18誰が負担するのか

01:06:20この土地の所有者なんです

01:06:22ですから土農を積み上げる費用

01:06:24警備費用これ

01:06:26土地の使用者が

01:06:28俺これ買ったんだけどって言ったら

01:06:30その人は不発弾ごと買ったことになってる

01:06:32これ正確にはさ

01:06:34とは言っても沖縄でね

01:06:36さっき100年かかるってのが出てきましたけども

01:06:38国は年間だいたい30億円ぐらい

01:06:40予算を提上して

01:06:42この処理してるじゃないですか

01:06:44だから土地の所有者だけじゃなくて国も

01:06:46これはお金出してるわけですよね

01:06:48なんで落とした

01:06:50あるいは不発弾を発生させた米軍に

01:06:52あるいはアメリカに請求しないんだ

01:06:54日本が悪かったから落としてやったんだ

01:06:56ってくらいの話です

01:06:58これはね日本がね

01:07:00良い悪いとか言うからそうなっちゃうわけで

01:07:02所有権は未だにアメリカ軍にあるわけですよ

01:07:04そうですね

01:07:06落とし物ですから

01:07:08これ警視庁の移出物

01:07:10預かり所に入れて大使館通じて

01:07:12あのこれ落とし物ですけど

01:07:14これ取りに来てください

01:07:16その通りで落とし物になった場合

01:07:18あそうじゃあ俺らが処理するのってやった場合

01:07:20米軍何やるかっていうと

01:07:22その場で爆破処理するんですよ

01:07:24だけども日本だけは

01:07:26世界で唯一違うことは

01:07:28自衛隊が

01:07:30手作業で新艦抜くんです

01:07:32でも周りに住宅とかあるじゃないですか

01:07:34爆発させられたら

01:07:36溜まったもんじゃないですか

01:07:38これ見てください新艦離脱って

01:07:40これ僕が写真撮ってきたやつなんですけど

01:07:42これ新艦をですね

01:07:44短くゆっくり回して

01:07:461トン爆弾の新艦を手で抜くんです

01:07:48じゃあ日本の自衛隊がやっぱり対応するしかない

01:07:50こんなことやってるのは日本の自衛隊だけで

01:07:52外国人に言わせると

01:07:54ゴールドフィンガーって言われてるんです

01:07:56あの要するに

01:07:58金庫の右にいくつ

01:08:00左にいくつ

01:08:02あれと同じようにやってレンチで回して

01:08:04危なくないの?

01:08:06そこで質問があるわけ

01:08:08いつも成功するとは限らないんで

01:08:10そういう人たち

01:08:12その団体

01:08:14報酬や補償は十分に

01:08:16そういう制度はできてるのかということを聞きたい

01:08:18そうですね今のお話でいけば

01:08:20今まで日本の自衛隊だけは

01:08:22世界で唯一

01:08:24事故がないんです

01:08:26今まで失敗しそうがないんです

01:08:28ものすごい技術を持ってるんです

01:08:30この状態で

01:08:32じゃあいくら補償になるかって

01:08:34日東とかっていうことで考えたときに

01:08:36この作業をやるとき

01:08:38日東いくらだと思います

01:08:401400円なんです

01:08:42命がけなのに

01:08:44これ命がけなのに

01:08:46さらに全く問題がない

01:08:48先ほどちょっと

01:08:50石川さんのほうから出た探査する

01:08:52探査する場合に危ないかどうかわからないです

01:08:54これいくらだと思うんですよ

01:08:56日東750円ですよ

01:08:58これ時給じゃないんですよ

01:09:001日

01:09:02こんなふざけた話がね

01:09:04延々これ

01:09:06今あるという状況

01:09:08高い技術力を自衛隊が持っていることは

01:09:10よくわかったんですけど

01:09:12最後に武田さんに聞きます

01:09:14ウクライナで日本が役立つこと

01:09:16ウクライナもしかしたら戦争

01:09:18停戦になるかもしれないですけども

01:09:20こういう状況っていうことを考えたら

01:09:22日本相当これ復興で

01:09:24支援できる技術

01:09:26日本の企業で

01:09:28地雷処理の先ほどのJMAS

01:09:30地雷処理を支援する会

01:09:32あの人たち皆さん元自衛官なんですけど

01:09:34こういった人たちが

01:09:37ウクライナでですね

01:09:39このね

01:09:41トランプがあるんですよ

01:09:43ウクライナのトランプ

01:09:45これ

01:09:47ウクライナのトランプカードですね

01:09:49こうやってちゃんと

01:09:51識別できるようになってるんですよ

01:09:53これいろんな不発弾が

01:09:55これも不発弾

01:09:57これも不発弾

01:09:59これも不発弾

01:10:01トランプに書いてなくても

01:10:03不発弾に見えますけどね

01:10:06こういうのがあったらもう危ないですよ

01:10:08ロシアが使ってる爆弾というのは

01:10:10こんなものですよというのがあるんですよ

01:10:12だからまさにこれですね

01:10:14トランプ大統領が

01:10:16どういうふうに決着をつけるかということで

01:10:18これはウクライナの復興支援

01:10:20日本が携わること

01:10:22決まってくると思います

01:10:24それをトランプを出しながら言うのがかっこいいですね

01:10:26ありがとうございます

01:10:30ありがとうございます

01:10:32ここまで井上和彦さんでした

01:10:34ありがとうございました

01:10:40ここで番組から重大なお知らせがございます

01:10:42次回の放送はいつもより遅い

01:10:44午後3時からの放送となっております

01:10:46皆さんお間違いないようよろしくお願いいたします

01:10:48今日もご覧いただいてありがとうございました

01:10:50ありがとうございました

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そこまで言って委員会NP 2025年3月9日韓国！検察！不発弾！眠るをテーマに大討論！