:16:00
make lecture.
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Bigger?
Oh, no. That's a big one.
:16:03
PowerPoint...
and then speech.
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Finish.
:16:22
It's 4:03 a.m., and I guess
I'll just keep working until morning.
:16:28
I feel...somewhat awake.
:16:31
And then Andy can take over again.
:16:35
We can do
around-the-clock shifts, I guess.
:16:40
I'm just trying to add a few slides
into the PowerPoint here.
:16:46
Because, actually, a lot of the things
that business leaders of the world
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say in relation to these issues
are actually sort of very similar
:16:55
to what Unruh Hank Hardy says,
:16:57
even though maybe Unruh Hank Hardy
is a little bit more frank about it.
:17:01
And, in fact,
when he talked to CNBC,
:17:04
when he was debating,
:17:05
an activist, Barry Coates,
just sort of agreed with what he said
:17:08
when he said that this is what
the WTO does, and this is our position.
:17:12
And Barry Coates said,
"Well, that's funny. That's exactly right."
:17:16
So...after Salzburg, we got an e-mail
asking a representative of the WTO
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to appear on CNBC
MarketWrap Europe.
:17:27
And the producer apparently didn't notice
that gatt.org was not the WTO site.
:17:34
And Granwyth Hulatberi, which is
another name that Andy just came up with,
:17:40
responded and, of course, said,
:17:42
"Well, I'd be happy to go
on CNBC MarketWrap."
:17:46
And the producer wanted him to debate
an anti-globalization protester.
:17:51
If the WTO is serious about addressing
the issues of world poverty,
:17:57
it would do things
completely differently than it is now.