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Wednesday, May 8th. When the defense

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wants a mistrial because of you, you know

0:28

you've struck a nerve. We start here. Stormy

0:33

Daniels takes the stand against former

0:35

President Trump. They were a bit gross.

0:37

For all the details of a lewd

0:40

liaison, how much damage did this do?

0:43

President Biden makes a plea on behalf

0:45

of American Jews. There's no place on

0:47

any campus in America, any

0:50

place in America, for anti-Semitism or

0:52

hate speech or threats of violence

0:54

of any kind. As Israel begins

0:56

its incursion into Rafa, the U.S.

0:58

has taken a dramatic step in

1:00

response, and TikTok claps back. This

1:02

has become an issue of nationalism and patriotism

1:04

as well. They're not going to let go

1:07

of this easily. Why the social media

1:09

company says it can't be sold even if

1:11

it wanted to. From

1:14

ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm

1:17

Brad Milkey. At

1:26

the heart of the case, the people of New York

1:28

vs. Donald Trump is a story that Trump

1:30

never wanted out there. Remember, in the weeks

1:32

leading into the 2016 presidential

1:34

election, an old outtake from Access Hollywood

1:36

had emerged. I want to use some

1:39

TikToks just in case they start kissing.

1:41

This graphic conversation recorded in 2005 and

1:44

obtained by the Washington Post captures

1:46

Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women.

1:48

Grab them by the f***. I

1:52

can do anything. This became a

1:55

campaign crisis that October. Trump

1:57

was deemed toxic to women, to values

1:59

voters. Lawmakers were begging him

2:01

to drop out of the race. I've

2:03

said and done things I regret and

2:05

the words released today on this more

2:08

than a decade old video or one

2:10

of them. As all this was unfolding

2:12

behind the scenes, another story is being

2:14

floated the tabloids. a story that trump

2:16

at one time. And a sexual

2:18

encounter with a porn. Star and actress

2:20

going by the name of Stormy

2:22

Daniels Daniels and that's getting a

2:24

hundred thirty thousand dollars to not

2:26

say anything about this. No one's

2:28

denying and payment was made. Disagreements

2:30

or stories, but only two people

2:32

really know if that story was

2:35

true To begin with Yesterday, one

2:37

of them was at the defense

2:39

table accused of falsifying election finance

2:41

documents school. the other was called

2:43

to the stand service. Testimony from

2:45

Stormy Daniels was not as compelling.

2:47

He was graphic. It was intimate.

2:49

It was. Undoubtedly embarrassing and it could

2:51

have profound implications for this case. Strictly

2:53

with A B C C legal analysts

2:55

and Abrams and as discussed was so

2:57

quick to the point where I feel

2:59

like we should warn people it's service

3:01

was allegedly a consensual affair, but I'm

3:03

just say my gifts it grossed out

3:05

your get kids in the car some

3:07

he can skip ahead a couple minutes

3:09

of what was alleged here by Stormy

3:11

Daniels, so we gotta have a lot

3:13

of. Details. About.

3:16

What? Stormy Daniel says happened

3:19

between her and Donald Trump.

3:22

I'm about the pajamas that he

3:24

was wearing. About. Exactly what

3:26

he said to her. About

3:28

the sex, What he said

3:30

afterwards, you know they said

3:32

they were a bit gross,

3:35

but it was the heart

3:37

of what. Led. To

3:39

all of this And so the

3:41

reason there was this call for

3:43

a mistrial. In. Part was

3:45

the amount of detail that

3:47

she provided. Information.

3:50

That is the defense team

3:52

believes is both I'm are

3:54

necessary and incredibly prejudicial. To

3:57

to Donald Trump. A garage

3:59

is. Wearing a condom right? Lucky when

4:01

it is. Everything was part of us rep

4:03

Brad I didn't know how far you want

4:06

me to go on this, so yes, yes

4:08

they were. That was part of what they

4:10

were talking about. His him not wearing a

4:12

condom said that's the kind of detail. That.

4:15

That they were talking about

4:17

i'm you know and what

4:19

position the sex was in

4:22

and and so the the

4:24

explanation from the prosecutors would

4:26

be that the details just

4:28

show you how credible. See.

4:31

Is when she describes exactly what

4:33

the room looked like. What he

4:35

said up a playful moment that

4:37

they had where he has of

4:40

a magazine with himself on the

4:42

cover and she says she's gonna

4:44

spank him with that and she

4:46

does arms So it was incredibly.

4:49

Interesting. But.

4:51

One. Could argue know that relevant to

4:54

the fundamental questions as legal matters in

4:56

the case. Wait, that's it. the issue

4:58

rate. Because it's like he's not being

5:01

charged with having an affair, His that

5:03

even being charged with making a hush

5:05

money payment. Those until he does, he's

5:08

been charged with falsifying documents about the

5:10

hush money. So why does anyone even

5:12

need to hear about the alleged encounter

5:14

right? I'd say for two reasons. First

5:17

of all, because. If he was

5:19

doing it. To impact

5:21

the election is one of the

5:23

critical questions, and you know the

5:26

timing of all of this. Sees.

5:28

Involved in the negotiations, right? She

5:31

isn't just therefore the sex, she's

5:33

also their as part of the

5:35

negotiation. for the money. And

5:37

so that's relevant. I think there's

5:40

a second factor here, and that

5:42

is that Donald Trump is denying

5:44

it even happened. If

5:46

Donald Trump had conceded yes,

5:48

we had sex, it was

5:50

consensual, I shouldn't have done

5:52

it. I'm it was a

5:54

mistake. I. Think is that

5:57

point? There would have been an argument to

5:59

say. We really need

6:01

heard to testify about the

6:03

sex. But. Because Donald

6:05

Trump. Is denying it.

6:08

I think it becomes more relevant.

6:11

In. The context of the case

6:13

and so like a credibility

6:15

thing well which is also

6:17

because the prosecution is laying

6:19

the foundation for the circumstances

6:21

surrounding the negotiation. And

6:23

knowing. Whether. It happened

6:26

or not, Is. Irrelevant factor:

6:28

meetings if you believe it

6:30

did not happen right? If

6:32

there's nothing to suggest that

6:35

this ever happened. The

6:37

negotiation over the money I think

6:39

becomes a little bit different now.

6:42

The Trump see may say it

6:44

shouldn't matter rights. It was a

6:46

pay off that he shouldn't have

6:49

had to make. Regardless, he made

6:51

it because this was a nuisance

6:53

they would say. but when the

6:55

the circumstances surrounding the negotiation or

6:58

so relevant. In. Terms of

7:00

his motivations. Was. It. To

7:03

try to impact the election was it

7:05

to try to keep this information out

7:07

because it was so close to the

7:09

election. I do think that detail become

7:11

that much more important. So after extremely

7:13

dangerous gives her direct examination the defense

7:15

comes up in as like you got

7:17

an issue. a mistrial. mysterious tainted from

7:19

here on out. The judge space I

7:22

said no. that's what cross examination as

7:24

force. I mean, how did the offense

7:26

handle quite sounded like they were trying

7:28

to essentially to undermine any credibility? She

7:30

had it all. Looked. At

7:32

I think that there is a

7:34

legitimate argument that she went too far

7:37

in terms of some of what he

7:39

was testify about as m I

7:41

think the judge even recognize that right

7:43

he was saying I I wish

7:45

she hadn't said some of what she

7:48

said, but you know that happens

7:50

in trials I'm so and cross examination

7:52

the. Defense. Is trying

7:54

to show that see really hates

7:57

Donald Trump. And. she'll

7:59

say anything to get

8:01

Donald Trump convicted here. And

8:04

she admitted that she hates Donald

8:06

Trump, but when asked, and so,

8:09

you know, you want to see him go

8:11

to jail, don't you? She

8:13

got, you know, she recognized the trap

8:16

that was being set and

8:18

basically responded that if the jury

8:20

finds him guilty, you know,

8:23

that's the issue. So

8:25

there was a couching of her answers.

8:27

Yes, she admitted

8:30

that she is animus towards Donald Trump, but

8:32

didn't go as far as to say, and

8:34

yes, I'm going to say anything that will

8:36

get him convicted because she's saying, I'm just

8:39

telling the truth. I'm just telling my story.

8:43

Really interesting. And again, we look at all these

8:45

cases on the horizon. None of the other ones

8:47

are going to trial any time soon. In fact,

8:49

when you look at the case about the handling

8:52

of classified documents by former President Trump, a federal

8:54

judge just delayed that trial indefinitely so stakes couldn't

8:56

be higher here in New York. Dan Abrams, thank

8:58

you so much. Sure. Next

9:02

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the last several weeks, Israel has been

11:22

ominously warning of a military operation in

11:24

Ratha in the southern part of Gaza.

11:26

Israel says it would start taking land

11:29

there, clearing out any people or infrastructure

11:31

used by Hamas. Yesterday,

11:33

that incursion seemed to begin. These

11:37

really troops began moving into Ratha

11:39

just past the border checkpoint for

11:41

now. Remember, Americans have begged Prime

11:44

Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to do

11:46

this, including President Biden himself. Without

11:48

a credible plan, a credible plan

11:50

for ensuring the safety and support

11:53

of more than one million people sheltering there.

11:55

But on the same day yesterday, it was

11:58

Holocaust Remembrance Day, which led to and

12:00

giving a forceful speech on anti-Semitism

12:02

at what's also become an inflection

12:04

point for the world's only Jewish

12:07

state. ABC's chief national correspondent Matt

12:09

Gutman joins us. Matt, first off, Raffa,

12:11

what does this military operation look like at

12:13

this moment? I think compared to

12:16

the start of the war, this appears to

12:18

be limited, right? This is not the shock

12:20

and awe. This is not a massive bombardment

12:22

of Gaza City that we see, and it's

12:24

not the even surrounding of Hanyunas, which is

12:26

the second largest Palestinian city that we saw

12:28

a couple of months back. This seems to

12:30

be more of a pinpoint

12:32

strike. Launch

12:35

from the Karim Shalom area, which was this

12:37

major border crossing through which most

12:40

of the aid was getting into

12:42

Gaza, which Hamas over the

12:44

past couple of days has shelled,

12:46

it was shut down. Israel pushed

12:48

right up against the border crossing

12:50

between Gaza and Egypt. That is

12:52

an absolutely critical lifeline as well.

12:55

There are airstrikes in Raffa. We hear that

12:57

there are dozens of people who are killed,

12:59

scores who have been wounded so far. Our

13:02

understanding is that this was a

13:04

very limited operation designed to cut

13:06

off Hamas' ability to

13:09

smuggle more weapons and funding into Gaza.

13:11

But this is not the big push

13:14

that I think the US has been

13:16

worried about and that Israel has telegraphed

13:18

for the past couple of months, one

13:20

that would require mass evacuation of well

13:22

over a million Palestinians from the very

13:25

southern part of Gaza more to the

13:27

center and west of it. Yeah,

13:30

and we've been told some evacuations have begun, but

13:32

again, so many people there that you'd imagine that

13:34

would take days or weeks. What is

13:36

the reaction from the US government as far as

13:38

this new sort of move in towards Raffa? They're

13:40

not happy about it, and they're not shy about

13:42

making it known at this point. They

13:45

don't support ground operations in Raffa that would put

13:48

the majority or even any of the

13:50

civilians there at any greater risk. They

13:52

have been saying for months now that

13:54

Raffa is a bad idea. They

13:57

have also been saying that they have not

13:59

been presented with plenty of evidence. plans that

14:01

they believe are sufficient for protecting the 1.5

14:03

million Palestinians who are

14:06

living in that enclave. They assume that anywhere between 800,000

14:08

and 1.2 million would evacuate. Israel

14:13

says it has these evacuation

14:15

plans. It says it's setting up

14:17

these humanitarian islands with food and

14:19

water and toilets and hospital

14:21

tents. But apparently the U.S. says

14:23

this is not sufficient. And

14:26

we are seeing for the first time a very

14:28

material reaction from the United

14:30

States. This is not just the president lashing

14:33

out, saying that Israel needs to do more

14:35

to protect civilians, to get

14:37

more humanitarian aid into Gaza. The

14:40

U.S. is hitting Israel where it hurts

14:42

most. We understand that the NSC directed

14:44

the U.S. Air Force not

14:46

to deliver and to suspend the

14:49

delivery of certain munitions to Israel.

14:51

And this is something that very

14:53

senior Israeli officials told me just

14:55

a couple of months back would

14:57

never happen. That the U.S. would

14:59

never prevent the delivery of critical

15:01

munitions to Israel in a time

15:03

of war, in an election year.

15:05

They thought that that would be

15:07

anathema, but it's happening, Brad, and

15:09

it's happening right now. Wow, right. Huge

15:12

inflection point with a war with, what, 34,000

15:14

reported dead in Gaza, still more than 100

15:17

hostages held in Gaza. And I

15:19

mean, regardless of what you think about Israel

15:21

and this conflict right now, doesn't negate the

15:23

fact that anti-Semitic incidents in this country are

15:25

still on the rise. Biden made

15:27

this address yesterday. What were the takeaways from

15:29

these remarks on a day of Holocaust remembrance?

15:32

You know, it's said in Israel and in the

15:34

U.S. that Biden is arguably the

15:36

best friend that Israel and the Jews

15:39

have ever had. He warmly embraced Netanyahu

15:41

just a couple of days after the

15:43

war. He continued that embrace by flooding

15:45

Israel with munitions. And then in the

15:48

months after that, giving Israel political and

15:50

diplomatic cover in the U.N. all

15:52

across Europe, in the world and in the U.S.,

15:55

and now he's enveloping the Jewish

15:57

people In this warm embrace.

16:00

As well identifying with them, saying

16:02

that anti semitism is never okay,

16:04

There is no place on any

16:06

care percent America at a place

16:08

yet America for anti semitism or

16:10

a space for threats of violence

16:12

of any kind. And of course

16:14

again on the same day that

16:17

they suspended munition deliveries to Israel,

16:19

President Biden saying that is one

16:21

has a right to exist that's

16:23

important and that the Us is

16:25

committed to a secure two hundred

16:27

people dying down plan rationalizing, ignoring,

16:30

The horrors of the Holocaust. And

16:34

October seven. And

16:36

put Marshals apologies. Of

16:39

sexual violence to torture and terrorize

16:41

to And there's no doubt that

16:43

Prison Biden is speaking to Many

16:45

Jews were concerned right now. We've

16:49

seen a ferocious surge around a

16:51

summons about America and around the

16:53

world. This

16:56

is propaganda on social media.

16:59

Jews. Forced.

17:01

To keep her. High keepers

17:03

at a baseball hat fucked up Juri

17:06

Stars Hundred and shirts. whether they support

17:08

Israel's policies or not, I think that

17:10

there is palpable fear in many Jewish

17:12

communities across the Us who are seeing

17:14

and experiencing viscerally first hand the sky

17:16

rocketing of anti semitic incidents in this

17:19

country. But you could tell Hump firmly

17:21

biden believe this is really a scourge

17:23

that kind of overtaking the country right

17:25

now. At the same time, we should

17:27

also mention more than eight thousand reports

17:29

and discrimination in he claims against Muslims

17:32

last year. That's the. Highest we've seen in

17:34

more than a decade as well. Some to do

17:36

so much tension and distrust right now are not

17:38

gutman or she's national course been. Thank you Mr.

17:45

President Biden has already signed a law

17:47

that forces Tic Talks parent companies to

17:49

sell the app or face have been

17:51

in the Us member by To Dance

17:53

that parent company is based in China

17:55

yeah the country the can force any

17:57

company with in its borders. The hand.

18:00

Were any data the government wants and

18:02

effectively co op your company in the

18:04

becoming a state enterprise. I can think

18:06

of few better or easier ways as

18:08

by an American citizens are manipulate American

18:10

public opinion. Than to make use

18:12

of a popular app that is used. By.

18:15

Over one hundred million Americans are. This bill

18:17

in the Us is now loss. The only

18:19

thing that would do rail it is if

18:21

it's rescinded or deemed illegal by the courts.

18:24

Were yesterday Tic Toc sued the Us government

18:26

over this. A B C Senior White House

18:28

correspondent Selena Wang has been covering it all.

18:30

Salinas What what is the issue from And

18:32

take talks eyes your what is the argument.

18:35

He out the first bad we knew

18:37

that this was coming to talk has

18:39

been valley Now that they are going

18:41

to fight this as hard as they

18:43

can into ports in Tip Top argues

18:45

that this is not going to work

18:48

because this violates users first Amendment rights

18:50

that it trample over your right to

18:52

free speech. And on top of that

18:54

they say it's actually not possible to

18:56

sell off, it's Us operations They say

18:58

it's not possible commercially, technologically or legally

19:01

city are you in this lawsuit that

19:03

this last centrally will force As set.

19:05

Down a set thoughts and I can

19:07

walk you through each one of those

19:09

various challenges. So first of all, to

19:11

Talk argues that if you make a

19:13

stand alone Us platform that is not

19:16

part of this global app, it's not

19:18

going to work because all of this

19:20

is globally integrated. so divestment means that

19:22

you can't get this international content seamlessly

19:24

available to Us viewers and vice versa.

19:26

And secondly, to Talk says this is

19:28

very complicated coding were talking about here

19:31

and that the code base that underpins

19:33

the app would have to be. Separated

19:35

to a new team of engineers and

19:37

they are You! It would take years

19:39

for this new set of engineers to

19:41

just understand the suit source code and

19:43

do their job. and they say to

19:45

then keep the app functioning. The engineers

19:47

would need access to bite the and

19:49

software which the law bans. On top

19:51

of that did make an argument about

19:53

how the Chinese government has made clear

19:56

it would not allow a divestment. Yet

19:58

and Selena I mean you support it out of

20:00

China for years right? You are based in Beijing.

20:02

I'm is that legit like the China angle of

20:04

the they would never allow this to be sold.

20:06

Do get the sense that is a real thing

20:08

but they would say we will for go the

20:10

American audience rather than let by dance sell this

20:12

two different company. Yeah, well, the Chinese

20:15

government that has made clear that they

20:17

do not want this to be sold.

20:19

In fact, back when Trump tried to

20:21

ban Tic Tacs, the Chinese government actually

20:23

change their own laws that would prohibit

20:25

the sale of sensitive technologies like the

20:27

algorithm that underpins Tic Toc. So that

20:30

algorithm is the reason why Tic Toc

20:32

is so powerful. Light so popular in

20:34

Sticky and Addicted is because of that

20:36

algorithms. And so if you sell the

20:38

app without that algorithm, you're basically just

20:40

selling a shell. It's not going to

20:42

be powerful Voice. And for the Chinese

20:45

government, this is more than just you

20:47

know and app with fun videos. They

20:49

are framing this as another example of

20:51

the Us trying to suppress China's rise,

20:54

try to suppress China's technological abilities. of

20:56

this has become an issue of nationalism

20:58

and patriotism as well. They're not going

21:00

to let go this easily. But that's

21:02

interesting. silly but that doesn't to undercut the if

21:04

if if to talk is saying hey this is

21:06

all about First amendment. Man like you can't do

21:08

this. We're just a private company trying to do

21:10

our thing. By the way, Sign A won't let

21:13

us the essence of bolster the idea from a

21:15

Us to this is a National Security issue. Them.

21:17

Again, actually, Tic Tac has done a number

21:19

of things that sort of come back to

21:21

bite them, including trying to mobilize all of

21:23

the young people who use the At if.

21:25

You have a story about how to talk impose

21:27

your life who love for you to share

21:30

it to show is exactly what we're fighting for.

21:32

Which. We lawmakers think wow, this is

21:34

a really powerful am was what the

21:36

Chinese government could possibly do with this

21:38

huge influential network. So

21:43

low I q so my phone that

21:45

I heard that she does. It's been

21:47

sick. hope. Not

21:53

to mention. Brad as well. That's this

21:55

is hypocritical on the part of

21:57

the Chinese government and China has

21:59

essentially bed every single major for

22:01

and social media app. Think about

22:03

Google, Facebook, you tube Twitter to talk

22:05

even his band with in China

22:07

borders. So to simply do my

22:09

job when I was based in China,

22:11

I to use a virtual private

22:13

network or Vpn to get around

22:15

China's internet firewall. Were in hypocritical from

22:18

China to talk also says it's hypocritical of

22:20

Joe Biden considering his campaign uses Six Hawk

22:22

that they say so damaging here. Upswing: what

22:24

What are the next steps that like if

22:26

you're trying to sell it, how does that

22:28

work Or it you know and how does

22:30

this lawsuit affect everything. Yeah, exactly said.

22:32

To avoid this ban it tick tock. Can

22:34

find a buyer A Us buyer will, then

22:36

they can avoid all of this. But sources

22:39

I've been telling me that he would be

22:41

very, very hard to find a buyer that

22:43

could actually a sport tic toc and complete

22:45

this transactions within a year. In

22:48

fact, some sources have told me that it's

22:51

more likely Tic Toc will try and go

22:53

public that be sold because executives in investors

22:55

of Tic Toc believe that there's no one

22:57

in the market who can afford to buy

22:59

Tic Toc at a fair price. We're talking.

23:01

About tens of billions of dollars.

23:04

Potentially even more than a hundred

23:06

billion dollars. This is an incredibly

23:08

expensive proposition. Unbelievable numbers when you are

23:11

not done so he goes public and all

23:13

of us can own to.including consumers in China

23:15

it any other three are it as the

23:17

lead a way that you so much you

23:19

got it. Brad. They

23:21

want more quick break when we come back somebody

23:23

is fruit salad is about to get a serious

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thing as next. You're

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a podcast listener and this is a

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podcast that reads great listener like yourself

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an ads.com. The.

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One last thing. It's

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the most to pay for. Goods. Like

24:00

when I'm at the grocery store and

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hunting for sales on strawberries but put

24:04

me at a farmers markets and suddenly

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I'm like oh eight dollars and a

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reasonable the organic lights or few days

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ago Del Monte the agriculture be seen

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as announced the arrival of a new

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type of pineapple called the Ruby Glow.

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Is where the on the outside at

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loss and yellow on the inside and

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it costs nearly four hundred dollars. And

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and Syria. It's really a special.

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a regular pineapple created in Costa Rica

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It so Us distributor Melissa's Produce says

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it's smooth, not to stringy, very low

24:38

in acidity. It also comes in a

24:41

fancy box and in some ways this

24:43

is a return to form for the

24:45

pineapple. Back in the day they were

24:47

way more expensive. When

24:49

Christopher Columbus brought some of the first

24:51

pineapples back to Europe, people went mad

24:54

for them. They were so rare and

24:56

coveted that aristocrats would pay the modern

24:58

day equivalent of eight thousand. Bucks for

25:00

them. In England. people would even rent

25:02

a pineapple to put on the table

25:04

for a fancy party. You don't eat

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it dog know you just rented that

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you gave it back. Then you'd see

25:10

it slightly more rotten that your neighbours

25:12

party. Next week some people rented pineapples

25:14

to carry around like rent the runway

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for tropical fruit. The thing that strains

25:18

of course is we now have an

25:20

agricultural system and global supply chain that

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consist keep fruit anywhere would hasn't changed

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is the fact that traders want to

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make money and that wealthy folks will

25:29

pay almost anything for the next novelty

25:31

item. Suddenly does it look beautiful? It

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sees the of of. In

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recent years Del Monte is cultivated

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new pineapple varieties like the Pink

25:40

with flesh, bright pink slip forget

25:42

pineapples. Even researchers at the University

25:44

of Arkansas created a thorn list

25:46

blackberries and last year you see,

25:48

Riverside debuted the new Luna Avocado.

25:50

It was specifically bread to grow

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off smaller trees and a ship

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for easily. It's a reminder that

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nearly every piece of produce you

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wheat is the result. And

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centuries later, the I P R New

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Ones is still worth a windfall. Him

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and he. Was

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also in the last couple years. This new

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had a mini pineapple named the Honey Glow

26:13

which can be easily carried in one hand.

26:15

It's twelve dollars and then it's thirty extra

26:17

dollars to ship like I gotta figure. Had

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cut one of these things more reliably before

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I go by investing and them more know

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the story. the Bbc news.com or the business

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apps and bread looking see them are. Reports

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of you. Let

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this happen or it's just beautiful

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cell. Other Topics: Xl of. The

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leading to evolve into the moment moves

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you know anything? That

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