00:00Thank you very much.
00:02And by the way, it's working now.
00:04It just went on. Thank you.
00:06I think I should just do it the other way.
00:08It's easier.
00:10Thank you very much.
00:12I didn't think of it at the time
00:14because I was too busy working
00:16to save millions of lives.
00:18That is the saving and stopping
00:20of these wars.
00:22But later I realized that the United Nations
00:24wasn't there for us.
00:26They weren't there.
00:28I thought of it really after the fact, not during
00:30these negotiations,
00:32which were not easy.
00:34That being the case,
00:36what is the purpose of the United Nations?
00:38The U.N. has such tremendous potential.
00:40I've always said it.
00:42It has such tremendous,
00:44tremendous potential.
00:46But it's not even coming close
00:48to living up to that potential
00:50for the most part.
00:52At least for now, all they seem
00:54to do is write a really strongly worded
00:56letter and then never follow that letter up.
01:00It's empty words,
01:02and empty words don't solve war.
01:04because it's empty words.
01:06It's not the case,
01:08it's empty words,
01:10but it's not the case.
01:12So, you know?
01:14It's empty words,
01:16it's empty words,
01:18but it's empty words.
01:20I hope it's empty words.
01:22It's empty words.
01:24It's empty words,
01:26and it's empty words.
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