:50:00
What's got squeezed out of the system
:50:02
is democracy,
is development, is environment,
:50:05
is the kind of human values
:50:08
which really ought to be the center
of what we're trying to do.
:50:12
We don't live to trade, you know.
:50:15
We live to have decent lives.
:50:18
And that ought to be the goal
of our trade policy,
:50:20
not maximizing trade
or getting rid of any impediments to it.
:50:49
Looks good.
I've got that.
:50:52
Need to get the video...
:50:55
...and we'll be off.
:50:58
Let's see...
:51:02
One of the big reasons
why I'm up here
:51:05
is that we have the Australia gig
for the Yes Men.
:51:09
I did an animation about the recycling
of post-consumer waste
:51:13
into hamburgers and fast food.
:51:16
So...here we go.
:51:19
The answer to the world's
sustainable food future is in recycling.
:51:24
Since over half our nutrients
taken in are eliminated,
:51:26
valuable resources are at risk.
:51:28
By using post-consumer waste,
reBurger allows essential nutrients
:51:31
to be offered to developing countries
for greatly reduced cost.
:51:35
Okay...
:51:41
It gets better.
:51:44
- Wait.
- What was that?
:51:45
- Was that in outer space?
- What the hell was that?
:51:49
I think it does the job.
I think it does the job.
:51:54
We're here in New York
because Herb Alpert,
:51:58
of Herb Alpert
and the Tijuana Brass,