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the end of the world
this nigh.

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And we are all
completely brainwashed

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and there is
no space left.

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And I don’t believe
we're there yet.

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And l think it's
really important

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that we don’t
overstate the case

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and that we admit that
there are cracks

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and fissures in all of these
corporate structures.

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And sometimes when
a corporation is concentrating

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on one particular project
they look the other way

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and all kinds of interesting
things happen in the corner.

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It is the case in every period
of history where injustice

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based on falsehoods
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based on taking away the right
and freedoms of people

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to live and survive
with dignity

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that eventually when you call
a bluff the tables turn.

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Ultimately capital puts
its foot down somewhere.

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And anywhere
it puts its foot down

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it can be held
accountable.

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Originally Wal-Mart and
Kathy Lee Gifford had said

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why should we believe you that
children work in this factory?

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What we didn’t tell them
was that Wendy Dias

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in the centre of the
picture was on a plane

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to the United States.
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This is Wendy Dias.
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She comes
to the United States.

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She’s unstoppable.
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Congress heard testimony
today from children who

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testified they were exploited
by sweatshops overseas.

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Kathy Lee Gifford
apologized to Wendy Dias

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It was the most
amazing thing Id seen.

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This powerful celebrity
leans over and says

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Wendy please believe me
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I didn’t know these
conditions existed.

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And now that I do I’m
going to work with you.

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I’m going to work
with these other people

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and it'll never
happen again.

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And that night we signed
an agreement

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with Kathy Lee Gifford.
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I thought it would be
a relatively easy process

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and it isn’t.
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As for every question
I have there seem to be

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five questions that
come back tome.


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