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00:00You told me you wanted 5 kids, I got you 3 boys and 2 girls, nice and pretty, you can't give them back to me after you break up with them, they'll be out of your insurance.
00:13Wow, every time you get in my way with the kids, and no one buys from you, and you think I don't need anything from you?
00:21And I've been working hard for the last 5 years, I've been opening doors for you until you come in and kill me, and what are you doing?
00:27I'll talk to you later.
00:29Yes, Mr. Kheir, what is it?
00:30This kid is not my son.
00:31Oh my God.
00:32If I were you, I'd run to the apartment and get the money, before your wife's family does anything to him.
00:36What are you saying?
00:38I'm telling you, you gave me the wrong kid, and I'm going to make a disaster for you.
00:41Oh, I don't know what you're talking about.
00:43And you want to replace him.
00:44There's no such thing.
00:45Replace him.
00:46I want a son.
00:47He's not my son.
00:48He's not like me.
00:53He's not like your wife?
00:54He's not like my wife.
00:55He's not like our parents.
00:58If you wait 5 years, he might turn out to be the same person.
01:01What are you talking about?
01:02I want a son.
01:03Kids are all the same.
01:06They're all the same.
01:07Like a potato.
01:08Wait a few months, and he'll start to grow.
01:10What did I tell you?
01:11I have a minute left, and I'm going to tell you.
01:13Be careful.
01:15Why?
01:16Look, I'm going to open the lockers for you, and you can choose the kid you want.
01:19You're ridiculous.
01:21I want a son.
01:22My son.
01:23He's not like you.
01:24He's from a rich family.
01:26They stole him from Ukraine.
01:28His eyes are yellow.
01:30His hair is yellow.
01:31He's the only one who's yellow.
01:32He's yellow.
01:35I feel like he's your son.
01:36Do you know why?
01:37Because he's doing the same thing you're doing.
01:40He's like your mother.
01:41He's like his mother.
01:54Good evening.
01:55Welcome to a new episode of the Dahiyeh show.
01:57On July 15, 1870, Napoleon III declares war on Prussia.
02:02Good morning.
02:03It's the beginning of the episode.
02:04Prussia, which at the time was known as the Northern German Union.
02:07Napoleon began to smell that Prussia's influence was growing,
02:10and he began to threaten France's loyalty to Europe.
02:13But what he didn't realize at the time was that the northern German states
02:16were going to ally with their southern allies in a strong remontade.
02:19If any of you want to weigh in, I'm here for you.
02:21Napoleon and Azizi were on their way to France unexpectedly
02:24to end the war on January 28, 1871.
02:27After Azizi, Prussia didn't last four months.
02:29Not only did Azizi see the German victory in history,
02:32but he also saw Napoleon III humiliating him.
02:35France would have to pay billions of francs in compensation to Germany.
02:39And without considering the loss of the financial war,
02:41about 140,000 French soldiers would have died,
02:43and about 130,000 would have been killed.
02:45Now, Azizi, the number seems big,
02:47but there are bigger numbers.
02:49At the time of the war, doctors would be surprised
02:51by the poor healthcare in France,
02:53and its lack of readiness in the face of diseases and environmental conditions.
02:56And with time, this would lead to the death of 300,000 people.
02:59This is what happened to Napoleon without the sacrifice of bullets and ammunition.
03:02This is outside the war.
03:03This is because our hospitals couldn't treat people.
03:05Anyway, Azizi,
03:06one of the doctors who experienced this experience
03:08was a doctor named Dr. Stéphane Tarnier.
03:10He was a wounded doctor in the army.
03:12He would see death in his eyes,
03:13and he would feel helpless about saving a patient.
03:16And when the war was over,
03:18he would think of only one thing.
03:19The health system in France must be developed.
03:21Tarnier would return to Paris,
03:23and he would be surprised that the population decreased because of the war.
03:25Not only the young people in the south didn't exist,
03:27but also the children.
03:28About 70% of the children who were born before them
03:31would die in the first few weeks.
03:33And a lot of those who live among them didn't complete the year.
03:35Because there was no healthcare or technology
03:38to help these children who came before them
03:40to grow and live.
03:42Tarnier, after the war,
03:43would work as a gynecologist
03:44in the maternity hospital of Paris.
03:46And he would consider that this should be the starting point.
03:48That he would develop the healthcare system
03:50from the smallest ring in it, literally,
03:52of the children who were born before them.
03:54He said,
03:55is Mr. Bouhamed going to do this?
03:56A dear idea will come to Tarnier
03:57from the last place you expect.
03:59A dear idea will come from the chicken's nest.
04:01As soon as he gives birth,
04:02he will come up with a brilliant idea.
04:03During the visit of Tarnier
04:04to the zoo in 1878,
04:06the light in his brain lights up
04:08when he sees a device,
04:09and this device has a glass hole
04:10inside it,
04:11and people come
04:12to look at the egg
04:13and it hatches.
04:14All of this,
04:15and then he wakes up.
04:16He says,
04:17what is this brilliant idea?
04:18I can feel the egg,
04:19that there is a gap,
04:20and there is no gap.
04:21Therefore,
04:22I can feel these little children,
04:24that there is mercy,
04:25and there is no mercy.
04:26The device, dear,
04:27had a simple idea.
04:28What does the egg need to hatch?
04:29Heat.
04:30What the mother does
04:31while sitting on the egg,
04:32is that she gives it heat.
04:33Yes, Bouhamed?
04:34Heat.
04:35We will provide him
04:36with this heat
04:37by making a device
04:38in a double wall,
04:39and putting hot water
04:40between these two walls.
04:41And the mother changes
04:42the hot water
04:43when it gets cold.
04:44This way,
04:45the mother will get
04:46warm water
04:47at a suitable temperature
04:48to hatch the egg.
04:49Tarnier will take
04:50the idea of the egg
04:51and apply it
04:52to the hatchlings,
04:53which are the children
04:54that were born before him.
04:55Through his study
04:56of the egg
04:57and his knowledge
04:58of the needs
04:59of the hatchling children,
05:00he found that
05:01the most important thing
05:02in designing
05:03the hatchling children
05:04is that they need
05:05to maintain
05:06a stable temperature
05:07and a stable environment.
05:08If you give them
05:09a stable temperature
05:10and environment,
05:11you will see the difference.
05:12You will see children.
05:13You will see the difference
05:14in their body temperature.
05:15Tarnier will tell them
05:16that these are the six animals
05:17and one of them is called
05:18Odel Martin,
05:19and he will gather
05:20some engineers
05:21and build the first
05:22hatchling model
05:23in 1880.
05:24By the way,
05:25Azizi looks like
05:26a chicken hatchling.
05:27Also, a double wall,
05:28warm water
05:29between the two walls,
05:30and he will provide
05:31a control system
05:32in the humidity
05:33by delivering
05:34the hatchlings
05:35to a water tank
05:36so that he can
05:37evaporate the water
05:38from it
05:39and moisturize it
05:40with air.
05:41To some extent,
05:42Tarnier is trying
05:43to do
05:44something strange.
05:45What is this, Azizi?
05:46No, Abu Ahmed,
05:47I want to get rid of them.
05:48Abu Ahmed,
05:49what did you put there?
05:50Actually, Azizi,
05:51the reaction
05:52of the French society
05:53was a bit similar to yours.
05:54At the time,
05:55the people of France
05:56didn't like the idea
05:57and considered
05:58what was happening
05:59to be pseudoscience.
06:00What does it mean?
06:01I will put my children
06:02who are still small,
06:03not even at the age
06:04of their birth,
06:05in something similar
06:06to what you put
06:07in the chicken eggs.
06:08Tarnier, Azizi,
06:09decides to use
06:10scientific methods.
06:11Although, Azizi,
06:12the design is small,
06:13it will succeed
06:14in a spectacular way.
06:15The mortality rate
06:16of the children
06:17will decrease
06:18from 70%
06:19to 30%.
06:20This is a big percentage
06:21at the time
06:22and now.
06:23In fact, Azizi,
06:24the success
06:25was not only
06:26for Tarnier,
06:27but also
06:28with the help
06:29of the student
06:30and doctor
06:31Pierre Boudin.
06:32Boudin, Azizi,
06:33was a very smart
06:34childbirth doctor.
06:35He was not only
06:36concerned with
06:37breastfeeding
06:38and breastfeeding,
06:39but also with
06:40breastfeeding.
06:41And not only
06:42was Azizi
06:43concerned with
06:44the children,
06:45he was also
06:46concerned with
06:47the mothers of
06:48the children
06:49to ensure
06:50that the mother
06:51and the child
06:52pass this
06:53stage safely.
06:54I want to tell you,
06:55Azizi,
06:56that Boudin
06:57will deliver
06:58attention to
06:59the details.
07:00He will design
07:01artificial nests
07:02and milk-feeding
07:03devices for
07:04the infant.
07:05The children
07:06who during this
07:07period of their
07:08life
07:09were not
07:10aware of
07:11their new
07:12inventions
07:13and wrote
07:14about them
07:15in scientific
07:16journals.
07:17This will
07:18allow their
07:19nests to
07:20spread in
07:21hospitals and
07:22institutions.
07:23However,
07:24with this
07:25spread,
07:26some problems
07:27will start
07:28to appear.
07:29For example,
07:30the temperature
07:31will not be
07:32constant
07:33and the
07:34water between
07:35the walls
07:36needs to
07:37change
07:38every
07:39day.
07:40This way,
07:41Azizi will
07:42be able
07:43to do
07:44more important
07:45things,
07:46such as
07:47feeding the
07:48child and
07:49cleaning him.
07:50Leon will
07:51develop the
07:52nest
07:53ventilation
07:54and isolation
07:55system
07:56so that
07:57he can
07:58maintain
07:59the temperature
08:00as long
08:01as possible.
08:02He will
08:03register the
08:04patent for
08:05his new
08:06nest
08:07so that
08:08the
08:09nest
08:10will
08:11not
08:12spread
08:13too much.
08:14He will
08:15have to
08:16spend money
08:17on the
08:18new
08:19nest
08:20and
08:21make
08:22the
08:23charity
08:24nest.
08:25Azizi will
08:26visit
08:27many
08:28places
08:29in
08:30France
08:31to show
08:32the
08:33children's
08:34nests.
08:35Leon will
08:36meet
08:37Dr.
08:38Pierre
08:39Boudin
08:40and
08:41train him.
08:42Dr.
08:43Martin
08:44Coney
08:45will
08:46change
08:47the
08:48path
08:49of
08:50inventing
08:51nests
08:52forever.
08:53Coney
08:54will
08:55learn
08:56from
08:57Dr.
08:58Boudin
08:59and
09:00learn
09:01from
09:02Leon.
09:03Azizi
09:04will
09:05show
09:06the
09:07children's
09:08nests
09:09and
09:10take money
09:11from
09:12the
09:13viewers.
09:14People
09:15like
09:16little
09:17children.
09:18I will
09:19show them
09:20children
09:21smaller
09:22than
09:23little.
09:24In
09:251898,
09:26Coney
09:27showed
09:28his nests
09:29for the
09:30first time
09:31in
09:32the
09:33Trans-
09:34American
09:35Film
09:36Festival.
09:37William
09:38MacNeil
09:39will
09:40die
09:41after
09:42this
09:43event
09:44in
09:458 days.
09:46Coney
09:47will
09:48put his
09:49nests
09:50in
09:51the
09:52middle
09:53of the
09:54stage
09:55next
09:56to the
09:57audience.
09:58Everyone
09:59who
10:00enters
10:01the
10:02stage
10:03will
10:04live
10:05in
10:06the
10:07middle
10:08of the
10:09stage
10:10next
10:11to the
10:12audience.
10:13Coney
10:14will
10:15put his
10:16nests
10:17in
10:18the
10:19middle
10:20of the
10:21stage
10:22next
10:23to the
10:24audience.
10:25Coney
10:26will
10:27put his
10:28nests
10:29in
10:30the
10:31middle
10:32of the
10:33stage
10:34next
10:35to the
10:36audience.
10:37Coney
10:38will
10:39put his
10:40nests
10:41in
10:42the
10:43middle
10:44of the
10:45stage
10:46next
10:47to the
10:48audience.
10:49Coney
10:50will
10:51put his
10:52nests
10:53in
10:54the
10:55middle
10:56of the
10:57stage
10:58next
10:59to the
11:00audience.
11:01Coney
11:02will
11:03put his
11:04nests
11:05in
11:06the
11:07middle
11:08of the
11:09stage
11:10next
11:11to the
11:12audience.
11:13Coney
11:14will
11:15put his
11:16nests
11:17in
11:18the
11:19middle
11:20of the
11:21stage
11:22next
11:23to the
11:24audience.
11:25Coney
11:26will
11:27put his
11:28nests
11:29in
11:30the
11:31middle
11:32of the
11:33stage
11:34next
11:35to the
11:36audience.
11:37Coney
11:38will
11:39put his
11:40nests
11:41in
11:42the
11:43middle
11:44of the
11:45stage
11:46next
11:47to the
11:48audience.
11:49Coney
11:50will
11:51put his
11:52nests
11:53in
11:54the
11:55middle
11:56of the
11:57stage
11:58next
11:59to the
12:00audience.
12:01Coney
12:02will
12:03put his
12:04nests
12:05in
12:06the
12:07middle
12:08of the
12:09stage
12:10next
12:11to the
12:12audience.
12:13Coney
12:14will
12:15put his
12:16nests
12:17in
12:18the
12:19middle
12:20of the
12:21stage
12:22next
12:23to the
12:24audience.
12:25Coney
12:26will
12:27put his
12:28nests
12:29in
12:30the
12:31middle
12:32of the
12:33stage
12:34next
12:35to the
12:36audience.
12:37Coney
12:38will
12:39put his
12:40nests
12:41in
12:42the
12:43middle
12:44of the
12:45stage
12:46next
12:47to the
12:48audience.
12:49Coney
12:50will
12:51put his
12:52nests
12:53in
12:54the
12:55middle
12:56of the
12:57stage
12:58next
12:59to the
13:00audience.
13:01Coney
13:02will
13:03put his
13:04nests
13:05in
13:06the
13:07middle
13:08of the
13:09stage
13:10next
13:11to the
13:12audience.
13:13Coney
13:14will
13:15put his
13:16nests
13:17in
13:18the
13:19middle
13:20of the
13:21stage
13:22next
13:23to the
13:24audience.
13:25Coney
13:26will
13:27put his
13:28nests
13:29in
13:30the
13:31middle
13:32of the
13:33stage
13:34next
13:35to the
13:36audience.
13:37Coney
13:38will
13:39put his
13:40nests
13:41in
13:42the
13:43middle
13:44of the
13:45stage
13:46next
13:47to the
13:48audience.
13:49Coney
13:50will
13:51put his
13:52nests
13:53in
13:54the
13:55middle
13:56of the
13:57stage
13:58next
13:59to the
14:00audience.
14:01Coney
14:02will
14:03put his
14:04nests
14:05in
14:06the
14:07middle
14:08of the
14:09stage
14:10next
14:11to the
14:12audience.
14:13Coney
14:14will
14:15put his
14:16nests
14:17in
14:18the
14:19middle
14:20of the
14:21stage
14:22next
14:23to the
14:24audience.
14:25Coney
14:26will
14:27put his
14:28nests
14:29in
14:30the
14:31middle
14:32of the
14:33stage
14:34next
14:35to the
14:36audience.
14:37Coney
14:38will
14:39put his
14:40nests
14:41in
14:42the
14:43middle
14:44of the
14:45stage
14:46next
14:47to the
14:48audience.
14:49Coney
14:50will
14:51put his
14:52nests
14:53in
14:54the
14:55middle
14:56of the
14:57stage
14:58next
14:59to the
15:00audience.
15:01Coney
15:02will
15:03put his
15:04nests
15:05in
15:06the
15:07middle
15:08of the
15:09stage
15:10next
15:11to the
15:12audience.
15:13Coney
15:14will
15:15put his
15:16nests
15:17in
15:18the
15:19middle
15:20of the
15:21stage
15:22next
15:23to the
15:24audience.
15:25Coney
15:26will
15:27put his
15:28nests
15:29in
15:30the
15:31middle
15:32of the
15:33stage
15:34next
15:35to the
15:36audience.
15:37Coney
15:38will
15:39put his
15:40nests
15:41in
15:42the
15:43middle
15:44of the
15:45stage
15:46next
15:47to the
15:48audience.
15:49Coney
15:50will
15:51put his
15:52nests
15:53in
15:54the
15:55middle
15:56of the
15:57stage
15:58next
15:59to the
16:00audience.
16:01Coney
16:02will
16:03put his
16:04nests
16:05in
16:06the
16:07middle
16:08of the
16:09stage
16:10next
16:11to the
16:12audience.
16:13Coney
16:14will
16:15put his
16:16nests
16:17in
16:18the
16:19middle
16:20of the
16:21stage
16:22next
16:23to the
16:24audience.
16:25Coney
16:26will
16:27put his
16:28nests
16:29in
16:30the
16:31middle
16:32of the
16:33stage
16:34next
16:35to the
16:36audience.
16:37Coney
16:38will
16:39put his
16:40nests
16:41in
16:42the
16:43middle
16:44of the
16:45stage
16:46next
16:47to the
16:48audience.
16:49Coney
16:50will
16:51put his
16:52nests
16:53in
16:54the
16:55middle
16:56of the
16:57stage
16:58next
16:59to the
17:00audience.
17:01Coney
17:02will
17:03put his
17:04nests
17:05in
17:06the
17:07middle
17:08of the
17:09stage
17:10next
17:11to the
17:12audience.
17:13Coney
17:14will
17:15put his
17:16nests
17:17in
17:18the
17:19middle
17:20of the
17:21stage
17:22next
17:23to the
17:24audience.
17:25Coney
17:26will
17:27put his
17:28nests
17:29in
17:30the
17:31middle
17:32of the
17:33stage
17:34next
17:35to the
17:36audience.
17:37Coney
17:38will
17:39put his
17:40nests
17:41in
17:42the
17:43middle
17:44of the
17:45stage
17:46next
17:47to the
17:48audience.
17:49Coney
17:50will
17:51put his
17:52nests
17:53in
17:54the
17:55middle
17:56of the
17:57stage
17:58next
17:59to the
18:00audience.
18:01Coney
18:02will
18:03put his
18:04nests
18:05in
18:06the
18:07middle
18:08of the
18:09stage
18:10next
18:11to the
18:12audience.
18:13Coney
18:14will
18:15put his
18:16nests
18:17in
18:18the
18:19middle
18:20of the
18:21stage
18:22next
18:23to the
18:24audience.
18:25Coney
18:26will
18:27put his
18:28nests
18:29in
18:30the
18:31middle
18:32of the
18:33stage
18:34next
18:35to the
18:36audience.
18:37Coney
18:38will
18:39put his
18:40nests
18:41in
18:42the
18:43middle
18:44of the
18:45stage
18:46next
18:47to the
18:48audience.
18:49Coney
18:50will
18:51put his
18:52nests
18:53in
18:54the
18:55middle
18:56of the
18:57stage
18:58next
18:59to the
19:00audience.
19:01Coney
19:02will
19:03put his
19:04nests
19:05in
19:06the
19:07middle
19:08of the
19:09stage
19:10next
19:11to the
19:12audience.
19:13Coney
19:14will
19:15put his
19:16nests
19:17in
19:18the
19:19middle
19:20of the
19:21stage
19:22next
19:23to the
19:24audience.
19:25Coney
19:26will
19:27put his
19:28nests
19:29in
19:30the
19:31middle
19:32of the
19:33stage
19:34next
19:35to the
19:36audience.
19:37Coney
19:38will
19:39put his
19:40nests
19:41in
19:42the
19:43middle
19:44of the
19:45stage
19:46next
19:47to the
19:48audience.
19:49Coney
19:50will
19:51put his
19:52nests
19:53in
19:54the
19:55middle
19:56of the
19:57stage
19:58next
19:59to the
20:00audience.
20:01Coney
20:02will
20:03put his
20:04nests
20:05in
20:06the
20:07middle
20:08of the
20:09stage
20:10next
20:11to the
20:12audience.
20:13Coney
20:14will
20:15put his
20:16nests
20:17in
20:18the
20:19middle
20:20of the
20:21stage
20:22next
20:23to the
20:24audience.
20:25Coney
20:26will
20:27put his
20:28nests
20:29in
20:30the
20:31middle
20:32of the
20:33stage
20:34next
20:35to the
20:36audience.
20:37Coney
20:38will
20:39put his
20:40nests
20:41in
20:42the
20:43middle
20:44of the
20:45stage
20:46next
20:47to the
20:48audience.
20:49Coney
20:50will
20:51put his
20:52nests
20:53in
20:54the
20:55middle
20:56of the
20:57stage
20:58next
20:59to the
21:00audience.
21:01Coney
21:02will
21:03put his
21:04nests
21:05in
21:06the
21:07middle
21:08of the
21:09stage
21:10next
21:11to the
21:12audience.
21:13Coney
21:14will
21:15put his
21:16nests
21:17in
21:18the
21:19middle
21:20of the
21:21stage
21:22next
21:23to the
21:24audience.
21:25Coney
21:26will
21:27put his
21:28nests
21:29in
21:30the
21:31middle
21:32of the
21:33stage
21:34next
21:35to the
21:36audience.
21:37Coney
21:38will
21:39put his
21:40nests
21:41in
21:42the
21:43middle
21:44of the
21:45stage
21:46next
21:47to the
21:48audience.
21:49Coney
21:50will
21:51put his
21:52nests
21:53in
21:54the
21:55middle
21:56of the
21:57stage
21:58next
21:59to the
22:00audience.
22:01Coney
22:02will
22:03put his
22:04nests
22:05in
22:06the
22:07middle
22:08of the
22:09stage
22:10next
22:11to the
22:12audience.
22:13Coney
22:14will
22:15put his
22:16nests
22:17in
22:18the
22:19middle
22:20of the
22:21stage
22:22next
22:23to the
22:24audience.
22:25Coney
22:26will
22:27put his
22:28nests
22:29in
22:30the
22:31middle
22:32of the
22:33stage
22:34next
22:35to the
22:36audience.