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00:00The Jiminto Sumo Tournament is expected to be a hot topic.
00:06TV Tackle will conduct a survey of the 100 Jiminto Sumo wrestlers
00:10in their 18-80s in Shibuya, Ginza, Yurakucho, and Sugamo.
00:21The best 3 Jiminto Sumo wrestlers are...
00:28Takahichi Sanae.
00:30I feel like he's going to change everything.
00:35Even when I hear what he says,
00:37I wonder if it's okay to go that far.
00:42I want to look forward to the first female president.
00:47The 3rd place goes to Takahichi Sanae,
00:49Minister of Economic Security.
00:54The 2nd place goes to...
00:57Shigeru Ishiba.
00:59I think he has a lot of experience.
01:02I have the impression that he's a person who can get things done,
01:05regardless of who wins or loses.
01:07I think he's going to be a different kind of president.
01:12I have high hopes for Mr. Ishiba.
01:16Shigeru Ishiba, former Prime Minister.
01:21The 1st place goes to...
01:27I think it's Koizumi.
01:29He's young and has a lot of potential.
01:33I have high hopes for him.
01:35He's not just an adult.
01:37He's talking to children with a future in Japan
01:40from the same perspective.
01:43I think he's looking at Japan from a long-term perspective.
01:47Even if he loses a little bit,
01:50I think he's going to change a little bit.
01:55Koizumi Shinjiro, former Minister of Environment.
02:00He has won the top prize in every age group.
02:07But the most common answer is...
02:11I don't think there are many people who say,
02:14I want to be like him.
02:17He's a bit messy.
02:20I can't tell.
02:22I can't see how he's going to change
02:25no matter who he becomes.
02:28I can't see that.
02:31Honestly,
02:34I don't think the world will change
02:37no matter who he becomes.
02:42In this survey,
02:4455 out of 100 people answered
02:47that they don't know.
02:50That's more than half.
02:55Let's ask the future Prime Minister
02:58about what he wants from him.
03:04He's a clean person.
03:06Even if he goes abroad,
03:09he's an equal person.
03:12He's a world-class person.
03:15He's a leader.
03:18I think he has the potential
03:21to lead the world.
03:25He's a man who can work
03:28even when he's a woman.
03:31I think he still has a lot to learn.
03:38I want him to be more successful.
03:43I think the government is using
03:46the tax money we worked so hard for.
03:49I hope the government will use it well
03:52and make Japan a better place.
03:58Today's topic is
04:01the presidential election.
04:06What does Japan need
04:09to win the election?
04:11This is the debate special.
04:15Beat Takeshi's TV Tackle
04:22Today is the presidential election.
04:27Mr. Kishida quit
04:32because he didn't have enough supporters.
04:37The political and financial problems
04:40and the economic problems
04:43are the cause of his resignation.
04:46I don't know if he's doing the right thing.
04:50I did my best to interview
04:53100 people.
04:55What do you think?
04:57I think it's Koizumi.
04:59Mr. Koizumi, Mr. Ishiba, and Mr. Takahashi
05:02will vote.
05:04What do you think, Mr. Tazaki?
05:06I think a lot of people think
05:08nothing will change.
05:10The Liberal Democratic Party?
05:12The Liberal Democratic Party
05:14and the country's policy
05:16may seem the same,
05:18but it will change.
05:20For example, the electricity and gas
05:22will be a problem.
05:24Will they pay subsidies?
05:26Will they continue to support
05:28the Liberal Democratic Party?
05:30Nothing will change,
05:32so they won't do anything.
05:34We have to take a closer look.
05:36Mr. Ishiba, what do you think?
05:38Will the Liberal Democratic Party
05:40and the country's policy change
05:42if the president is re-elected?
05:44I think the media is paying
05:46a lot of attention to
05:48corruption and the ruling party.
05:50As Mr. Takahashi said,
05:52we have to pay attention
05:54to the country's policy.
05:56Mr. Kishida talked about
05:58distribution and growth.
06:00He talked about how to
06:02distribute the money.
06:04There are still problems
06:06such as inflation
06:08and subsidies.
06:10Mr. Kono and Mr. Koizumi
06:12are paying attention
06:14to the reformist image.
06:16I think we need to pay attention
06:18to whether they will
06:20follow the Kishida administration
06:22or take a different approach.
06:24We have to take a closer look.
06:26Mr. Yabasaki, what do you think?
06:28Although there is no corruption,
06:30the fact that there is
06:32a system of recommendation
06:34seems to be corrupt.
06:36In the end,
06:38the person who won the lottery
06:40will be elected
06:42and become the president.
06:44If that happens,
06:46we have to create a new administration.
06:48We can't do anything wrong.
06:50I think that will be
06:52a problem.
06:54Corruption is about money
06:56and personnel.
06:58Corruption is a political party.
07:00Let's get rid of the political party.
07:02But the production group
07:04will remain.
07:06In the end,
07:08Mr. Koizumi talked about
07:10nuclear reactivation
07:12and selective gender discrimination.
07:14He didn't say anything clear
07:16about that.
07:18That's why it's easy
07:20for him to say something.
07:22It's natural that he didn't say anything.
07:24He didn't make a statement yet.
07:26Of course, it's not just about Mr. Koizumi.
07:28It's about whether he made a statement
07:30or not.
07:32In the end,
07:34the one who gathers the most votes
07:36will win the election.
07:38It can't be helped
07:40if the number of votes
07:42is not enough to decide the election.
07:44That's right.
07:46It would be nice
07:48if the number of votes
07:50is enough to decide the election.
07:52But if the number of people
07:54who want to stand up
07:56can stand up,
07:58everyone will stand up.
08:00The number of people
08:02who can stand up
08:04is higher than the number
08:06of people who can stand up.
08:08It's hard to gather
08:1020 people.
08:12There are no rules
08:14to decide the general election.
08:16It's a matter of policy.
08:18It's a matter of policy.
08:20But if the number of people
08:22who want to stand up
08:24don't tell us
08:26what to do,
08:28the people outside
08:30won't know anything.
08:32After 12 days,
08:34all the politicians
08:36and candidates
08:38will gather.
08:40The general election
08:42is for the prime minister.
08:44He is directly related
08:46to the lives of the people.
08:48We have to keep an eye on him.
08:50Actually, it would be better
08:52if the number of people
08:54who want to stand up
08:56was higher than the number
08:58of people who can stand up.
09:00I think there are
09:02some politicians
09:04who are weak.
09:06There is a poster he made.
09:08Where did you get the money
09:10for that poster?
09:12He is a copycat of the prime minister.
09:14He is a copycat of the prime minister.
09:16He is a copycat of the prime minister.
09:20With the leadership of the government,
09:22Japan will definitely
09:24have a new tomorrow.
09:26We will engage in constructive development
09:28on a regular basis.
09:30All policies must be
09:32under the understanding
09:34of the people.
09:36I want to create a rich country
09:38once again.
09:40We must protect the people.
09:42Japan will definitely grow.
09:44We must protect the people.
09:46We will not hesitate
09:48when it is time to change.
09:50Who will lead this country?
09:56The Match
09:58The Match
10:00The Match
10:02The layout is exactly the same.
10:04The layout is exactly the same.
10:06The layout is exactly the same.
10:08It would be great if you put onpresidents
10:10It would be great if you put onpresidents
10:12of the past powertrain.
10:14of the past powertrain.
10:18What will you do
10:20if you put onpresenters
10:22of the past?
10:24I think
10:26it's worth it.
10:28You cannot put presidents
10:30when you cannot decide
10:32the candidates yet.
10:34It's difficult to put proper candidates
10:36and then you have Nobusuke Kishi, and then you have Oshiro Mori.
10:40I think this sense is a bit similar to the sense of the ruling and oppressive politics.
10:46It's like a symbol.
10:48I'm most concerned about the absolute difference in this sense.
10:54What do you think, Ms. Yabasaki?
10:56There are a lot of politicians who have been suspended because of the economic crisis,
10:59so the sense is different.
11:01I don't think it's possible for them to not spend money.
11:04In the end, it's the ruling and oppressive politics that have brought in the money,
11:08so I don't think it's possible for them not to spend money.
11:11What exactly does it cost to make a donation?
11:15It's already been announced here and there,
11:18but it costs 10 million yen to make a pamphlet,
11:22and 10 million yen to make a phone call.
11:27What else does it cost?
11:29It costs about 200 million yen to make a pamphlet,
11:33and it costs about 200 million yen to make a phone call.
11:35This is how much it costs in the first election.
11:37In the second election?
11:38That's right.
11:39In the second election, you don't need this kind of necessary money anymore.
11:43You don't need it anymore.
11:44In the second election.
11:45Yes, yes, yes.
11:46This time, it's a humanitarian operation.
11:48How much does it cost to bring in one person?
11:51I don't know.
11:52I don't know that either.
11:53I don't know that either.
11:54I don't know that either.
11:55Put it in here.
11:56Mr. Takehi, it's a lot of money.
11:58It's either money or a post.
12:00Either way.
12:01Then, how much is it?
12:03About 50 million yen?
12:04Mr. Takehi.
12:05I don't think you should be so rough.
12:08Then how much is it if it's not rough?
12:10It's not that much money.
12:122 million or 3 million yen?
12:13To bring in one person?
12:14That's a story from 60 years ago.
12:16It's been going on for a long time, hasn't it?
12:18No, it hasn't.
12:19It hasn't?
12:20There's not much money in politics.
12:22It's said that there's really no money in politics.
12:25It's said that there's no money in politics.
12:27That's why Habatsu was a post.
12:29I don't think there's a lot of time between the first round of voting and the final vote.
12:34It just goes on like that.
12:36There's a lot of time.
12:37You can do anything on the phone.
12:39Before the final vote, there's a lot of time for a temporary vote.
12:43But if it's Habatsu, the government is going to say,
12:48I'm going to get a few ministers out of you.
12:52Then Habatsu will be in charge of the public money in Habatsu.
12:59That's what it's been like so far.
13:01There's no Habatsu in this general election.
13:03There isn't, is there?
13:05We can't read it because there's no Habatsu.
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14:32First of all,
14:33Shinjiro Koizumi,
14:35who is very popular in Tokyo.
14:40Good morning.
14:41Good morning.
14:42Good morning.
14:43Good morning.
14:44Good morning.
14:45Good morning.
14:46Good morning.
14:47Good morning.
14:48Good morning.
14:49Shinjiro.
14:52Shinjiro Koizumi,
14:53the prince of the world,
14:54who has his father,
14:55the former prime minister,
14:56Junichiro Koizumi,
14:57as his father.
14:58Shinjiro Koizumi,
14:59the prince of the world.
15:03Good morning.
15:04Good morning.
15:08After graduating from Kanto Gakuin University,
15:11he won for the first time
15:13in the cabinet election in 2009
15:15after his father's death.
15:17I want him to be the prime minister.
15:19I want him to be the prime minister.
15:21I want him to be the prime minister.
15:24In 2019,
15:25he married the TV announcer,
15:27Crystal Takigawa.
15:31I don't want politics to be
15:35like Shinjiro Koizumi.
15:37I want people to be like Shinjiro Koizumi.
15:40I want them to live as they are.
15:42I want them to live as they are.
15:45That's what I want.
15:48And just 10 years after he won for the first time,
15:51at the age of 38,
15:53he was selected as the minister of the environment
15:55and his speech was noticed.
16:00At the meeting of the United Nations
16:02on the environment,
16:03which was his foreign policy debut,
16:06Big scale issue like climate change.
16:11It's gotta be fun.
16:13It's gotta be cool.
16:14It's gotta be sexy, too.
16:17The unique way of saying it
16:19is called Koizumi-koubun.
16:22I don't think it should be like this.
16:25That's why
16:26I don't think Japan should be like this.
16:30Thanks to remote work,
16:33I was able to do my work remotely.
16:37It's all thanks to remote work.
16:40There are cases where the intention is not understood
16:42and it is inflamed.
16:44It is also pointed out as a memorable material.
16:48I have a promise to keep.
16:51I will do my best to keep my promise.
16:55As the prime minister,
16:57in order to protect the national interest,
16:59he has to negotiate with foreign leaders.
17:05At that time,
17:06will Koizumi-koubun have no effect?
17:11Shigeru Ishiba, the most popular person in Japan.
17:16I think it is necessary to selectively choose a wife.
17:23In his speech,
17:24Mr. Ishiba shows a positive attitude
17:27to selectively choose a wife.
17:32He graduated from Keio University of Technology
17:36and won for the first time in 1986 by election.
17:43While serving as the minister of defense and the chairman of the board of directors,
17:49I really like it.
17:50Do you like it?
17:51I really like it.
17:52What do you like?
17:54I like Nori-tetsu.
17:58Nori-tetsu.
18:01In addition to the world's number one railway lover,
18:06Mr. Ishiba is also said to be a military man with a lot of money.
18:10Mr. Ishiba is popular among the people.
18:15The next chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party
18:17is also at the top in the public opinion survey.
18:24The concern of Mr. Ishiba is
18:28that he is not popular among the members of the same Liberal Democratic Party.
18:33In the past four presidential elections,
18:37he has continued to be underestimated.
18:40The presidential election in 2012 was the closest to the position of the prime minister.
18:46He won the first round of the election,
18:49but he did not win the lower half of the votes.
18:52He was unfortunately defeated in the final vote with Mr. Abe.
18:57I think the reason why I didn't win the first round of the election
19:00was because of my shortcomings.
19:04Will he be able to unite the Liberal Democratic Party
19:07while he is not popular among the members of the same Liberal Democratic Party?
19:13Mr. Kono Taro has been criticized for his money laundering.
19:18Mr. Kono, who gave a speech on the issue of money laundering.
19:25I would like to move forward as a money launderer
19:31by converting the money that has become money laundering.
19:39He said that he will gain the understanding of the people
19:43by converting money laundering to money laundering.
19:49What is Mr. Kono's career like?
19:52When I was a student here,
19:55we had so many presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers
20:01came to speak to us.
20:05He graduated from Georgetown University in the United States.
20:08As a member of the National Assembly,
20:10he was appointed as a foreign minister and a defense minister.
20:14In 2022, he became a digital minister.
20:18He has more than 2.5 million followers,
20:23and he is well-known.
20:26However, he is concerned about digitalization,
20:29which has led to the unpopularity of the people.
20:34My number card acquisition is thorough.
20:38The continuation of the card and the revision of the formula.
20:41After this consideration,
20:44in the fall of 2024,
20:48I aim to abolish the current health insurance policy.
20:53He abolished the current health insurance policy
20:57and unified it with the My Number card.
21:00When he switched to the minor insurance policy,
21:02it was suddenly announced.
21:05Then, there was a voice of criticism,
21:08such as whether it was a duty in practice.
21:12Mr. Kono is appealing for a reform.
21:18In this general election,
21:20the Asou faction will support Mr. Kono.
21:26Will he be able to reform
21:30with the support of the only faction of the People's Party?
21:34Mr. Takayuki Kobayashi,
21:36appealing for youth and abolition of factionism.
21:39I am appealing for youth and abolition of factionism.
21:46Mr. Kobayashi,
21:47more than 20 members of parliament
21:49have been elected,
21:51and held a press conference.
21:55His career is as follows.
21:57After graduating from the University of Tokyo Law School,
22:00he won the Oakland Prize.
22:04He studied at Harvard University
22:07and served as a foreign minister.
22:10He has a brilliant career.
22:15And in 2021,
22:17he was appointed by the Minister of Economy and Security
22:21at the speed of a telegraph call
22:23from the first election.
22:28However, the next year,
22:30he had a clash with a former member of the United Church.
22:36I had a meeting with the local church.
22:42I have no intention of having a relationship with this organization.
22:47That's all.
22:48The concern of Mr. Kobayashi
22:51is his low reputation.
22:54I am a challenger this time.
22:58I have no reputation.
23:00I have no reputation at all.
23:02That's how I started.
23:06Mr. Sanae Takaichi,
23:08aiming to be the first female prime minister.
23:11Mr. Takaichi,
23:12do you think you will be nominated for the presidential election?
23:18I always do.
23:20Thank you very much.
23:23Mr. Takaichi,
23:24the Minister of Economy and Security
23:26has shown his intention to run for the presidential election.
23:30After graduating from the University of Kobe,
23:35he won for the first time in 1993.
23:41In 2006,
23:43he became the first minister
23:45to be appointed by the Prime Minister's Office
23:48at the first Abenaikaku.
23:51After that,
23:52he served as the Prime Minister five times
23:55under the Abenaikaku.
23:57He has been doing well.
24:01The expectation of becoming the first female prime minister is growing.
24:05The concern of Mr. Takaichi
24:08is his low reputation.
24:11I will make Japan a beautiful, strong and developing country.
24:16I will definitely win.
24:19Three years ago,
24:20he was nominated for the presidential election.
24:23In the National Assembly Elections,
24:25he was the second in line with Prime Minister Kishida.
24:29The one behind Mr. Takaichi
24:32was the former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
24:36Through Mr. Takaichi,
24:38we were able to make a firm claim
24:40as to how the People's Party should be.
24:43However,
24:44this time,
24:45the former Prime Minister Abe is not here.
24:48The Abe faction also disbanded.
24:51How many members will be elected?
24:56And now,
24:57Yoshimasa Hayashi, the Director-General,
25:00and Toshimitsu Motegi, the Secretary-General,
25:02are going to speak soon.
25:06I recently became the Director-General.
25:08I supported the Prime Minister
25:10from a close distance.
25:12I supported the administration
25:14and the government.
25:15I experienced this kind of work.
25:18Mr. Hayashi has a strong experience
25:20of supporting the top officials of the country
25:22from a close distance.
25:25On the other hand,
25:26when Mr. Motegi visited Hiroshima
25:28in Chihou Anya,
25:31he held a conversation
25:33and made okonomiyaki.
25:36Recently,
25:37the young members of the committee
25:39have been talking about Toshimitsu.
25:42They say that he can cook
25:44and that he is surprisingly Toshimitsu.
25:46I think I can follow
25:48various topics.
25:53He is surprisingly Toshimitsu.
25:55He is easy to get along with.
25:59He is from Tokyo University.
26:01He is in charge of farming and
26:03increasing the amount of sugar.
26:05He has a good record.
26:08Will he be able to
26:10create a sense of innovation
26:12that the People's Party has changed?
26:16The People's Party General Election
26:18is like a war of words.
26:20He thoroughly examines
26:22the strengths and weaknesses
26:24of the candidates.
26:26I called 20 people
26:28and said,
26:30I want to meet you.
26:32People around me told me
26:34that I should do it.
26:36What happens to people who are not enough?
26:38They desperately want to meet.
26:40They desperately want to meet.
26:43People who desperately want to meet
26:45should not run for the general election.
26:47I think so.
26:49At this point,
26:5120 people should gather
26:53to run for the general election.
26:55Some people are gathering
26:57to run for the general election.
26:59Some people are gathering
27:01to run for the general election.
27:03How many people are there?
27:05Among these seven people,
27:07without asking 20 people,
27:09Shinjiro,
27:11Motegi,
27:13Yoshimasa Hayashi,
27:17and Taro Kono.
27:21Taro Kono
27:23supports the Aso faction.
27:25Yoshimasa Hayashi
27:27supports the Kishida faction.
27:31Motegi
27:33supports the Motegi faction.
27:37Shinjiro
27:39has been working hard
27:41to form a faction
27:43which is not really a group,
27:45but we have established
27:47a faction.
27:49That's why more than 20 people
27:51have voted for Shinjiro.
27:53Ishiba
27:55is quite popular among the people,
27:57but he is not popular
27:59in the People's Party.
28:01He is an idealist.
28:03Idealist?
28:05Yes, idealist.
28:07I asked the Democrat
28:09He told me that I should have a meal with many people.
28:15And he told me that I should have more supporters.
28:20But he told me that it would be strange for me to have a meal with many people.
28:26He told me that I should have a meeting with the government.
28:30He told me that.
28:34I think he's getting stronger because he doesn't want to be in a relationship with the government.
28:40He doesn't want to be in a relationship with the government.
28:43I think he's getting stronger because he doesn't want to be in a relationship with the government.
28:45What do you think, Yamazaki-san and Ishiba-san?
28:47I don't think Ishiba-san hates the government.
28:52I don't think Ishiba-san hates the government.
28:57I don't think Ishiba-san hates the government.
29:00I think Ishiba-san hates the government.
29:02Is it difficult for Ishiba-san to get along with the government?
29:10I don't think he hates the government.
29:13I don't think he hates the government.
29:15I think Ishiba-san is a liberal person.
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29:30Ishiba-san is also popular with the people.
29:33I think it's frustrating that he doesn't get along with the people.
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40:19I got 114 votes 3 years ago.
40:23Most of the votes came from Mr. Abe.
40:28But I haven't been following the people who got 114 votes.
40:34I'm not good at building relationships.
40:38How do you follow them?
40:40I talk to them.
40:43Eat together.
40:44Eat together.
40:46You have to talk to people.
40:49You don't have to eat or drink.
40:52I can talk to people.
40:54I don't have to eat or drink.
40:56I can talk to people at the board of directors.
40:59But I haven't been following the people who got 114 votes.
41:04Is Mr. Ishiba similar to Mr. Takahashi?
41:06I think Mr. Ishiba is closer to me.
41:11Is Mr. Takahashi not good at building relationships?
41:15I think Mr. Takahashi is good at building relationships.
41:25I don't know if he is good at building relationships.
41:28He is the first female prime minister.
41:32I think he is good at building relationships.
41:35What do you think, Mr. Ishida?
41:37Mr. Takahashi and Mr. Kobayashi talked about
41:40economic security and nuclear power plants.
41:44Who will be the first to talk about that?
41:48Who will be the next president of the United States?
41:51Will it be Trump?
41:52Will it be Harris?
41:54Who will be the next president?
41:59I think it will be Mr. Motegi.
42:01Mr. Motegi?
42:02If it's Mr. Trump, Mr. Motegi is a tough negotiator.
42:09If it's Mr. Trump, Mr. Motegi is a tough negotiator.
42:15I think Mr. Motegi has a good reputation as a diplomat.
42:18However, I heard that he is afraid of people who work with him.
42:28He is afraid of people who work with him.
42:30He is not afraid of people who work with him.
42:32That's good.
42:33I think Mr. Motegi is a tough negotiator.
42:38However, the point is that the prime minister is not a person who does actual work.
42:42He is a leader.
42:44There was a video of the Democratic People's Party, which has a good reputation.
42:48In that video, there was a part about who has a sense of nationality.
42:52For example, at the time of Mr. Abe,
42:54there was a clear catch copy of the Indo-Pacific.
43:00There was a vision of what to do with security guarantees.
43:04Mr. Motegi's catch copy is that he is unexpectedly popular.
43:10I don't know what that means.
43:12As Mr. Kayama said, Mr. Motegi is unexpectedly popular.
43:15What are you trying to get?
43:16He seems to be very proud.
43:18However, Mr. Motegi seems to be unexpectedly popular as a leader.
43:23Mr. Koizumi's story hasn't come out yet, has it?
43:26What kind of person is he?
43:28Will Mr. Koizumi and Mr. Shinjiro Koizumi be able to compete with foreign leaders?
43:33Let's look forward to it.
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46:10In the middle of the campaign.
46:12You haven't talked about Mr. Koizumi yet, have you?
46:15What kind of person he is.
46:16In terms of diplomacy,
46:18if it were Trump, he would be the President of the United States.
46:23Russia would be the President of Putin.
46:26China, Xi Jinping.
46:27Kim Jong Un.
46:28If you ask me who I would talk to,
46:32I would say Mr. Koizumi.
46:37I personally think that
46:39Mr. Koizumi's words are hard to understand.
46:42I think it's good for foreigners.
46:46Japanese people don't know what they're talking about.
46:48I think so too.
46:51I think it's better for Japanese people to not know what they're talking about.
46:55When I asked Mr. Koizumi what he was talking about,
46:57he said that what he always tries to do is
47:00to put body temperature and weight on the words he speaks.
47:07Foreigners would be surprised if they heard that.
47:11If a person who is going to be the President of the United States
47:14is going to be the next president of the United States,
47:16whether it's Mr. Harris or Mr. Trump,
47:18it's almost the opposite.
47:21If you have to follow the foreign policy,
47:24not only within the United States but also in Japan,
47:26you have to deal with international politics in the world.
47:30If you have to do that,
47:32I think it's okay to use a grammar that you don't even know in Japanese.
47:39I think it's okay.
47:42Mr. Takehi said that no one will come out of the People's Party.
47:45Can we expect that outside of the People's Party?
47:48What do you think about this?
47:50I don't think we should be paying attention to politics
47:53just like the People's Party because we're weak.
47:57That's a very strong point in a single issue.
48:00For example, we can make a fair law.
48:03It's the same if it's behind the scenes.
48:05In the field of economic growth,
48:07it's hard to tell right from left,
48:10but we have to say that if we become the President,
48:13we will definitely cut social security.
48:15I don't think we should be fighting the same battle.
48:17Mr. Yamazaki, why do you think this party is so weak?
48:21It's not about why it's weak.
48:23It's about what the party is doing in the midst of the People's Party.
48:28It's a time when there's more attention than ever before,
48:31but there's no one who can say,
48:33I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing,
48:36but there's no one who can say that.
48:38I'm worried about that.
48:40There are many people who are like politicians.
48:43For example, Mr. Kono is a digital politician,
48:45and Mr. Noda is a child-rearing politician.
48:48There are more people who are like that.
48:51It's strange that there are fewer citizens.
48:54It's all about the party's representative,
48:56so it's all about the party's representative,
48:59but I don't know what will happen in the future.
49:02Depending on the situation, there may be a change of government.
49:05Mr. Noda has more and more experience as a prime minister.
49:08That's right.
49:09From the current atmosphere in Nagata,
49:11I think that point of view has been weakened.
49:14What is the gap between the people and politics
49:18that he feels in the presidential election?
49:21I want you to do it right.
49:23I have the leadership.
49:25According to satellite images,
49:27a big funeral in Japan.
49:29Two people were buried at home.
49:32Oh, that's great.
49:35One Potsun, 7.58 pm.
49:40What is a good funeral?
49:43It's the last farewell with a loved one,
49:46so you can fill it with what you like,
49:49and look back on the memories with everyone.
49:52I want to have a heart-warming funeral.
49:57If it's Memoried,
49:59you'll be able to get close to that feeling.
50:02If it's a funeral, it's a Memoried funeral.
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50:25The last lunch of the club.
50:28As usual, I packed a meal for the next year,
50:31and closed the lid a little more carefully than usual.
50:35That day, on a good day, Hitachi's family...
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52:08I'm surprised!
52:10I was wondering if they would really do it.
52:12In the TV guide interview,
52:16the general public said they would do it.
52:18They have leadership.
52:20I was wondering if they were really expecting it.
52:22That's how far away I was from politics and the general public.
52:26Until now, they've said they'd do it,
52:29but they've never done anything.
52:31I was really surprised.
52:34Even though we're being hit by the tax issue,
52:38the members of the National Assembly are taking measures against it.
52:42First of all, I'd like them to do something about it.
52:48Thank you very much.
52:55The next news is from Furanoshi, Hokkaido.
52:58Melon farmer's sweet love story
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