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Prisoner 951 - Season 1 Episode 3
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00:00:00You
00:00:30Oh, my God.
00:01:30They're only cheap crackers, after all.
00:01:32Hello, for some reason.
00:01:34Hello.
00:01:38Richard, my love. Merry Christmas.
00:01:40Yes, my love. My goodness.
00:01:42Well, it's not quite a merry Christmas, but, um...
00:01:46It's so much better for hearing your voice.
00:01:48Are you eating?
00:01:50I am. I'm feeling much better. Much, much better.
00:01:53It's so good to hear your voice.
00:01:56I've got good news.
00:01:57Yes. I've been told they're moving me to the general ward.
00:02:02That is good news. That's what you need. Company.
00:02:05I hope the other women will like me.
00:02:08Of course they will. It's impossible not to like you.
00:02:13Where are you?
00:02:14Oh, I'm at my parents' house, having Christmas dinner.
00:02:18And thinking about you the whole time.
00:02:20And a merry, merry Christmas to all your beautiful family.
00:02:24Are you wearing a paper hat?
00:02:26Uh, no.
00:02:28I will if you want me to.
00:02:31You should.
00:02:32For me.
00:02:38Yeah.
00:02:39Then, um...
00:02:40Then I will. For you.
00:02:41It's been snowing here.
00:02:54Oh, hi. It's Christmas.
00:02:56I've been imagining Gisu seeing the snow for the first time, playing the snow.
00:02:59I can hear her laughing.
00:03:02Yes, sir.
00:03:03No, we'll do that.
00:03:05Together.
00:03:07Play with her in the snow.
00:03:10Um, hey, do you, do you, um...
00:03:13Do you throw snowballs in a run?
00:03:15Of course we throw snowballs.
00:03:17Gulee barf.
00:03:18What?
00:03:21Um...
00:03:23It's Persian for snowball.
00:03:28Okay, so...
00:03:29One day, I'm gonna hit you right on the nose...
00:03:33With a Gulee barf.
00:03:34Is that a promise?
00:03:38Promise.
00:03:38It's Persian for snowballs.
00:03:51It's hot with my dad.
00:03:53So...
00:03:53Oh, my God.
00:03:54I'm not sure if you're gonna get you.
00:03:55Oh, my God.
00:03:56All right.
00:03:58I'm not sure if you're gonna get you.
00:04:00Tehran?
00:04:01What is it?
00:04:01From 1300 meters to 1700 meters.
00:04:04Tehran's hide is 1,300 meters.
00:04:07And until 2007, it means something.
00:04:09What I say is the disaster itself.
00:04:12Very happy.
00:04:14Very happy.
00:04:46Chance me, I'll see.
00:04:51I'll see.
00:05:15You have to leave a moment.
00:05:16We need to save all of this time.
00:05:17You need to leave away.
00:05:18We need to leave.
00:05:19I'll help you.
00:05:20I have this.
00:05:21I'll leave you.
00:05:22We need to leave you.
00:05:23I haven't.
00:05:25It's allno.
00:05:26You don't have to leave.
00:05:27It's all right.
00:05:28You can leave.
00:05:29I know.
00:05:30Let me tell you a minute.
00:05:32Do you have to say that?
00:05:34You will need your gloves.
00:05:35You can't wear.
00:05:36No.
00:05:37I'm not.
00:05:38This is disgusting.
00:05:39You are women.
00:05:41I don't.
00:05:42This is the bloodplate.
00:05:43However.
00:05:44It's an emergency.
00:05:46You can do what you want to do.
00:05:48This is a good idea.
00:05:50I'm not going to leave my house anymore.
00:05:54I'm not going to do anything.
00:06:01Can you see this?
00:06:04I'll come back to you.
00:06:05If you don't have a machine, please tell us about it.
00:06:17If you don't have a machine, please tell us about it.
00:06:21I'll come back.
00:06:35I'll come back.
00:07:05You're welcome.
00:07:07You're welcome.
00:07:09We're going to take a whole process.
00:07:13How nice it is to see you.
00:07:17Let's go and give it to me.
00:07:19We're very happy to see you in the end.
00:07:22This is a book and a book.
00:07:25How are you?
00:07:26How are you?
00:07:27You're welcome.
00:07:28You're welcome.
00:07:29You're welcome.
00:07:30Hello.
00:07:35Good evening.
00:07:36Good evening.
00:07:37Good evening.
00:07:39Good evening.
00:07:40I'm passes.
00:07:41I'm on the back.
00:07:42You're a woman.
00:07:43You're on the נз that way.
00:07:44I'm on the outside.
00:07:45I'm on the outside.
00:07:46I'm on the outside.
00:07:47I'm on the outside.
00:07:48Good evening.
00:07:49I'm on the outside.
00:07:51From.
00:07:52I know you're a place.
00:07:54How did you leave?
00:07:56I'm here.
00:07:57I'm behind you.
00:07:59You should buy something
00:08:01Get your taste
00:08:02What do you like?
00:08:03You like me?
00:08:04Yes
00:08:06We're gonna have this one
00:08:08Let's drink a minute
00:08:10If you want to drink it
00:08:12With a kare?
00:08:13We'll have this one
00:08:15Okay
00:08:16It's great, we're gonna have this one
00:08:20We're going to have this one
00:08:21We'll have this one
00:08:22And we'll have this one
00:08:23We'll have this one
00:08:24But we're going to have that one
00:08:26Let's do it, let's do it
00:08:56You're good?
00:09:01Yes, you're good.
00:09:03Very good. Thank you.
00:09:06I'm going to take a nap.
00:09:08I'm going to take a nap.
00:09:26I want to say thank you for the kindness.
00:09:36We've all felt it.
00:09:37The response to the campaign has been overwhelming.
00:09:41And if I may say,
00:09:43first thanks to the Hampstead Mums for their march
00:09:47past Trafalgar Square, Downing Street,
00:09:50and to the Foreign Office where we sang.
00:09:53And they came to their windows.
00:09:56They heard us.
00:10:26Only in the air.
00:10:28There are all sorts of things.
00:10:29Can I ask you a question?
00:10:31No.
00:10:32No.
00:10:33There, sir.
00:10:35Don't drop me in the chair.
00:10:40I'll be here.
00:10:41It's time to be.
00:10:44Can you see me?
00:10:46I'm not sure.
00:10:48I'm not sure.
00:10:49I'm not sure.
00:10:54I'm not sure.
00:10:57I'm sure you've got a good idea.
00:10:59I can't say anything.
00:11:01Have a good day.
00:11:03It's been a long time, and I'm going to give you my name.
00:11:08Kasey, please.
00:11:13This is a law school.
00:11:18What does it say?
00:11:20I don't have to go right now.
00:11:21I'll do it. I'll do it.
00:11:28Your name?
00:11:29The president of Zagheri.
00:11:33Do you know for me what you are doing?
00:11:35For a지�rails and a jury.
00:11:38I'm not sure what you're doing.
00:11:40You can see it.
00:11:44Mr. Gazi,
00:11:46I am a man.
00:11:50I'm a liar.
00:11:52I'm not sure what I'm saying.
00:11:54I'm not sure what I'm saying.
00:11:56I'm coming to Iran and I'm coming to a house.
00:11:58For the assault.
00:12:00I want to go to a house.
00:12:02I can see.
00:12:04I'm a father.
00:12:06I'm a father.
00:12:08I'm going to show you my life.
00:12:10I'm going to show you nine months.
00:12:12I'm not sure what I'm doing.
00:12:14I'm not sure what I'm doing.
00:12:16I'm a liar.
00:12:18You can see.
00:12:20What is it?
00:12:34I'm not sure what you're doing.
00:12:36You can see you in the house.
00:12:38What a lie.
00:12:40You can see me.
00:12:42I'm not.
00:12:44In the name of God.
00:12:46May God blesses you.
00:12:48You have no question.
00:12:52I will tell them how to rest them in their ways.
00:12:54They don't know who they are.
00:12:56They don't know who they are.
00:12:58They don't tell you.
00:13:00They must have a fault.
00:13:04Bia.
00:13:05I don't want you to be able to be free.
00:13:16O'Khan, Shabani?
00:13:19I understand.
00:13:21Touch me.
00:13:22What?
00:13:23Let's go.
00:13:33Let me go.
00:14:03I don't want to buy anything.
00:14:08Okay, thank you.
00:14:33I told him that he would not be.
00:14:35I know that he would not be.
00:14:37I will tell him that he would do what he would do.
00:14:39We have to do all of them.
00:14:42I told him that...
00:14:45...and I will take his mother's back to his back.
00:14:50I will take his mother's back to his back.
00:14:54Are you doing this?
00:14:56I am saying that he is the same.
00:14:59He is the mother's back to his father.
00:15:02Yes, it's true.
00:15:04So, I'm going to have a passport to you, I'm going to have a passport to you.
00:15:14I'll do it.
00:15:32Let's go.
00:16:02The place where he is, he is in Turkey.
00:16:08Come on, come on.
00:16:32It's been a long time for 5 years.
00:16:38Shireen,
00:16:39do you have a tea with us?
00:16:42Thank you, dear.
00:16:48Shireen,
00:16:51we will help you.
00:16:53We will help you.
00:17:02Five years.
00:17:14But after serving a third of her sentence,
00:17:18she will be eligible for parole.
00:17:23Should that be our next target?
00:17:28Suddenly it feels real.
00:17:30She's already served 10 months.
00:17:32That could mean parole within the next year.
00:17:34Yeah, I said it feels real.
00:17:36I don't for a minute believe
00:17:38we should be accepting it as inevitable.
00:17:40Yeah, but...
00:17:42We're discussing options, Rick.
00:17:44That's all.
00:17:45Well, thank God she has Gabriella
00:17:47and her family.
00:17:51Targeting parole would seem to be
00:17:53a very sensible option.
00:17:55It would get her out of prison
00:17:57and with her family.
00:17:58The Foreign Office would be on board with that, I'm sure.
00:18:03The Minister has agreed to meet with us
00:18:05to discuss his recent visit to Tehran.
00:18:07We should listen to what he has to say.
00:18:09He'll want to carry on where they left off last year.
00:18:12Talk about repatriating Gabriella.
00:18:14It's not an option.
00:18:17I made a promise to bring Nazanin home.
00:18:19That's what I'll do.
00:18:25They come home together.
00:18:29George will have updated you on the nuts and bolts
00:18:31of my meetings in Tehran.
00:18:34We focused heavily on all dual nationality cases.
00:18:38They, of course, do not recognize dual nationality,
00:18:40but I do feel realistically it was as successful as it could have been.
00:18:46That's good to hear.
00:18:48We have to get the Iranian judicial authorities on our side.
00:18:53And once again, I am going to be open here.
00:18:55I remain vehemently opposed to your strategy.
00:18:58OK.
00:19:00You are venturing beyond the compassion of a father and a husband
00:19:05and shifting more into a political space.
00:19:08The Iranians see it the same and have said as such.
00:19:11Nazanin being taken as a hostage is politically motivated.
00:19:16Your campaigning is undermining what we're trying to achieve.
00:19:20Nazanin's and others release.
00:19:23Their deputy foreign minister had a record of every word spoken
00:19:26by both me and you.
00:19:28He had the file sat upon his lap.
00:19:31You criticising the Foreign Office looks like we are not communicating.
00:19:36Going forward, we would like to present you as someone
00:19:39desperate to be united with his family,
00:19:41not someone interested in tank deals.
00:19:44Thank you for your sincerity and integrity,
00:19:48but I've looked at other earlier cases of hostage-taking
00:19:51and remaining silent has yielded those families
00:19:55no result whatsoever.
00:19:57There has been unseen progress.
00:20:00And if the Iranians are saying,
00:20:02I'm political,
00:20:04I take that to mean I'm an inconvenience.
00:20:09That will not change.
00:20:11Well, then you are compounding the problem.
00:20:13Perhaps Richard could write to President Rouhani himself
00:20:19as a husband and father.
00:20:21Yes, but that would be better once Gabriella is back home.
00:20:26Then the content of the letter could be...
00:20:30She can't come back.
00:20:32Gabriella is the only thing keeping Nazanin alive.
00:20:34I will give you my mobile number.
00:20:38But I can only advise,
00:20:41it is unhelpful if we are not seen as one team.
00:20:46Hold that criticism.
00:20:49Share it with the world, but only once she's out.
00:20:51Richard.
00:20:53Richard.
00:20:54Richard, come in.
00:20:56I think we should hear him.
00:21:00Yes.
00:21:01Give him a chance, cooperate.
00:21:03Say what they want us to say.
00:21:04No, no, no.
00:21:05They know you would never agree to that.
00:21:09If he is now speaking directly to the arena ministry,
00:21:12or judiciary even,
00:21:13it does make sense to work together.
00:21:16In sync.
00:21:17Just see where it takes us.
00:21:19So we back off talking about the debt?
00:21:21For now, yes.
00:21:23We still press for parole,
00:21:25but we give the Foreign Office the space and time they've requested.
00:21:32It's your decision.
00:21:34Okay.
00:21:37Take a minute and think about it.
00:21:38Think about it.
00:22:09I agreed to keep quiet and what good did it do?
00:22:13Did you see his fucking tweet?
00:22:15Tobias Elwood,
00:22:16saying they're awaiting permission
00:22:18from the family to repatriate Gabriella.
00:22:21Yeah, I've seen it.
00:22:23I've had phone calls, emails,
00:22:25I've been doorstepped by journalists even,
00:22:28all with the same question slash accusation.
00:22:31Why am I being such a bad parent?
00:22:32Why am I leaving my two-year-old daughter languishing in Iran?
00:22:36Why won't I bring her home?
00:22:37Ignore it.
00:22:38Questions are planned and deliberate, designed to shift focus.
00:22:42Because if the government are asked about Nazanin,
00:22:45they want to be talking about something other than the tank deal.
00:22:47So that's something they've decided is Gabriella.
00:22:50All to save them the inconvenience of talking about money they've owed
00:22:53and not paid for more than 40 years.
00:22:56Welcome to Westminster.
00:22:58I feel like now I'm fighting two governments.
00:23:01The Iranians are my own.
00:23:07What you think?
00:23:08What do you think?
00:23:09What do you think?
00:23:10How do you think?
00:23:11What do you think of this?
00:23:25It's the shape of my own, but it's the shape of my own.
00:23:29The size is bigger, the size is bigger, and the size is bigger.
00:23:36Okay, dear.
00:23:38Some of them are natural, some of them are more than the infrared.
00:23:45Something I can see is the power and power.
00:23:51Me and you are a political scientist.
00:23:53All of these are political scientists.
00:23:57The human being and the human being and the human being is all for us.
00:24:01Especially for us.
00:24:04The goal is for me.
00:24:08It's bigger than me.
00:24:10I told you, I told you.
00:24:14You should do it.
00:24:15You should do it.
00:24:16You should do it.
00:24:18You should do it.
00:24:19You should do it.
00:24:21You should do it.
00:24:23Do it.
00:24:25Do it.
00:24:27Do it.
00:24:29It's two sons.
00:24:30One daughter and one sister.
00:24:33I'm in France.
00:24:35I'm in France.
00:24:36I don't know what to do.
00:25:06I don't know.
00:25:36What is it?
00:25:45A gift.
00:25:48From a complete stranger.
00:25:51That's nice.
00:25:54It is.
00:25:56A blanket.
00:25:58For you and Gabriella.
00:26:03What is that you're knitting?
00:26:06I'm making a cardigan.
00:26:08For me?
00:26:11I think you dropped a stitch.
00:26:12I'm making a cardigan.
00:26:13I'm making a cardigan.
00:26:17I'm making a cardigan.
00:26:18We need to get some food for the next step.
00:26:23I want to make a little bit of a bag.
00:26:25So I should give one portion of the bagel.
00:26:28I'll use these two two.
00:26:32So you need to get some food and a half?
00:26:35I don't think I need to take it out.
00:26:37Yes, I do.
00:26:38So how it feels like that is.
00:26:41I think that's true.
00:26:48Hi, my dear.
00:26:50Hi, how are you here?
00:26:52Oh, I don't know where you are.
00:26:56You know, you're getting a year.
00:26:58Come, you're all waiting for me.
00:27:03It's been a year.
00:27:05It's been a year from my side.
00:27:07It's been a year from my parents.
00:27:10I'm sorry, but it's been another year.
00:27:13It's been a year since.
00:27:15Come on, come on.
00:27:17I'm waiting for you.
00:27:45I'm waiting for you.
00:28:15My darling Richard, the women here are so kind to me.
00:28:28No matter how sad and scared they are, how unkind the world has been to them.
00:28:35They care. Humanity and goodness has never left them.
00:28:40Did I say one of the older women helped me bake a cake for Gisu's third birthday?
00:28:46And a pan on top of the stove, would you believe?
00:28:51It's incredible what resourcefulness they have.
00:28:55They live in the present and they believe in the future.
00:29:05But as the months slip by, my hope's fading.
00:29:08But I'm filled with an inescapable depression.
00:29:18Tell me this will end.
00:29:21Tell me I will be coming home.
00:29:23I've left for Gisu's visits.
00:29:31I miss her cuddles when she's not here.
00:29:35I miss you, my love.
00:29:36I miss you.
00:29:39Yeah.
00:29:39I'm going to take a little napkin.
00:29:44Pop pop pop pop.
00:29:46Oh, how cute.
00:29:48I'm going to take a little napkin.
00:29:50You're going to take a little napkin.
00:29:52I'm going to take a little napkin.
00:30:39We'll look at what Nazanin Zegari-Rakliff was doing.
00:31:07She was simply teaching people...
00:31:10...جرمانیزم.
00:31:11As I understand.
00:31:12No, no, no, no, no.
00:31:13Ayn, درست نیست. دروغه.
00:31:14چرا همچین چیزو داره میگه؟
00:31:16آقای بر...
00:31:17خدا این درست نیست. دروغه.
00:31:22منم تو فروت کن.
00:31:29آخه چرا؟
00:31:30چرا من نبهم؟ چرا همچین چیز رو بگید؟
00:31:34همش موضی همه.
00:31:36خدا این دروغه به جون مادره.
00:31:38این دروغه من که قادر دروغه؟
00:31:43آخه چرا، چرا به همچین چینی رو بگید؟
00:31:50دروغه؟
00:31:51همش دروغه؟
00:32:05همش دروغه؟
00:32:11همش دروغه؟
00:32:12همش دروغه؟
00:32:13همش دروغه؟
00:32:14همش دروغه؟
00:32:15همش دروغه؟
00:32:16همش دروغه؟
00:32:17همش دروغه؟
00:32:18همش دروغه؟
00:32:19همش دروغه؟
00:32:20همش دروغه؟
00:32:21همش دروغه؟
00:32:22همش دروغه؟
00:32:23همش دروغه؟
00:32:24همش دروغه؟
00:32:25همش دروغه؟
00:32:26همش دروغه؟
00:32:27همش دروغه؟
00:32:31همش دروغه؟
00:32:34همه 오ش دروغه؟
00:32:35همش دروغه؟
00:32:36همش دروغه؟
00:32:37همش دروغه؟
00:32:38همبرو اس استیرامه
00:32:42همش دروغه؟
00:32:44همش دروغه نراشه
00:32:45همش دروغه داره
00:32:47مصند المرت
00:32:55همش دروغه؟
00:32:56داره من زبان م chopsticks
00:32:59because I have raised the case countless times in the House.
00:33:03It is not enough for the Foreign Secretary not to know the basic details of the case.
00:33:08It is unforgivable to repeat the lies of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
00:33:13and to say that I should be clearer does not cut it when it is a matter of life and death.
00:33:29Good morning.
00:33:31Good morning.
00:33:39They don't have anything to do because they know the truth.
00:33:44They know that you should not be here. You should be behind your daughter.
00:33:48The people of Iran who watch the television show the same idea.
00:33:53The truth of the truth is the truth of the truth.
00:33:56The truth of the truth is not the truth of the truth.
00:34:02I'll go to this place.
00:34:03I'll go.
00:34:06The other woman is the one.
00:34:08She is the one for you.
00:34:10She is the one for you.
00:34:12I'm the one for you.
00:34:13My dear.
00:34:15The man of Zagheri.
00:34:17You have a decision to make a decision.
00:34:19We will take a moment.
00:34:23What do you do when you take your attention to your daughter?
00:34:31I'm the one for you.
00:34:33I'm the one for you.
00:34:35I'm the one for you.
00:34:36I have a decision.
00:34:37I'll do it for you.
00:34:38I will make eight reasons for you.
00:34:41Eight reasons.
00:34:42Eight reasons.
00:34:44I'm the one for you.
00:34:46I can do it for you.
00:34:48I can do it for you.
00:34:49What are you doing?
00:34:52Aren't you?
00:34:53제�els.
00:34:54First of all, my life is great.
00:34:55I see.
00:34:57Next you have to die.
00:34:58Okay.
00:34:59You have to fight me.
00:35:00Now I can care about self-
00:35:19I can't see some of them, but I can't see some of them.
00:35:24They must be in the courts.
00:35:30Let me show you.
00:35:37Let me show you.
00:35:38Let me show you.
00:35:39My job is done.
00:35:41Let me go and let me show you.
00:35:44No, let me go.
00:35:45Let me show you.
00:35:46Let me show you.
00:35:47Let me show you.
00:35:49Let me show you.
00:35:51Let me show you.
00:35:53Let me show you.
00:35:56Richard, I've spent 18 months in prison,
00:36:00nine months in solitary confinement.
00:36:02I've endured nine months of interrogations,
00:36:04all of the time speaking the truth.
00:36:06Of course you were.
00:36:07They say the British government have admitted that I'm a spy.
00:36:13And now there's to be a second trial.
00:36:16My God.
00:36:17But listen, I'm meeting with someone, the man responsible, in fact, and good may come of it.
00:36:27Why?
00:36:28Why did he say it at all?
00:36:29I don't understand.
00:36:30A mistake.
00:36:31He has admitted he was a mistake.
00:36:33But things are happening once again.
00:36:35Good things, we hope.
00:36:38I've got to go.
00:36:38I will bring you home.
00:36:46I promise.
00:36:48Promise me.
00:36:49I promise.
00:36:52Okay.
00:36:54Now that I love you,
00:36:56and I miss you so very much.
00:37:01I miss you.
00:37:02I miss you.
00:37:15I thought you might want to see this
00:37:27Before you see him
00:37:28It's effectively saying Nazanin's a hostage
00:37:32And he talks about Boris paying the debt
00:37:34Well that's interesting
00:37:35That is interesting
00:37:36I mean this is Johnson's newspaper
00:37:38Johnson's mouthpiece
00:37:40After his fuck-up maybe he wants to be seen to be
00:37:43You know, saving the day
00:37:45It might be useful if I recap our meeting
00:37:53With Foreign Secretary Mr. Johnson
00:37:55He was clear that he was taking Nazanin's case very seriously
00:38:01He said that he thought the campaign had moved the country
00:38:06It was important for me to stress the urgency of Nazanin's situation
00:38:10We talked about his forthcoming trip to Iran
00:38:14We talked about whether I might accompany him
00:38:17He said he was keen to take me
00:38:19But that was something to be resolved
00:38:21I am hopeful that he will do everything he can to bring Nazanin home by Christmas
00:38:33Did he apologise?
00:38:34We talked about what happens next
00:38:36How to help Nazanin now
00:38:39And I'm very grateful for that
00:38:42First instincts
00:38:45I was worried
00:38:46Boris still didn't have his facts clear
00:38:49He asked me how I enjoyed my trip to Iran with Nazanin
00:38:52As if I'd left him there
00:38:53But to be fair
00:38:57We all came out of the meeting thinking he'll sort it
00:39:00Get the debt paid
00:39:01The people at the Sun wouldn't be saying this if they didn't have knowledge of treasury approval
00:39:05You would hope not
00:39:07Yeah, can we check? Can we find out?
00:39:09No, they won't share
00:39:10The Foreign Office still insists there is no link between the detention of Nazanin and the monies owed for non-delivered tanks
00:39:16All that said
00:39:19It is impossible not to be hopeful
00:39:22And politically
00:39:23It could well be that it is now or never
00:39:26Yeah, a month ago we didn't matter
00:39:28His cook-up before that committee has changed all that
00:39:31Now he just needs to
00:39:33Get it over the line
00:39:35He just got it out of the company
00:39:36No, no, no
00:39:38No, no
00:39:39No, no
00:39:40It doesn't matter
00:39:40You
00:39:42It's not
00:39:43You
00:39:44Too
00:39:44You
00:39:46You
00:39:47You
00:39:48You
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00:39:57You
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00:39:59You
00:40:00You
00:40:00You
00:40:01You
00:40:02You
00:40:02You
00:40:03You
00:40:04You
00:40:04You
00:40:04You
00:40:05You
00:40:05No, I don't do it.
00:40:08I'm actually a lawyer.
00:40:13Do you want to do it?
00:40:15Yes.
00:40:21Do you want to go to this house?
00:40:24All right now.
00:40:26Let's go to this house.
00:40:35Let's go to this house.
00:40:52So come in and be careful with the animal.
00:40:56This is how to get them out of the jungle.
00:41:00Is this any advice?
00:41:02Yes, it is right.
00:41:04But it works like my aunt.
00:41:08Did you move these days off?
00:41:10Your own bodies were pretty close.
00:41:12I hope you do.
00:41:14In English, do you have a lot of love?
00:41:27I have a lot of love. I have a lot of love.
00:41:31Can you do this? Can you do this?
00:41:39Let me let you go.
00:41:41Okay, what's going on?
00:41:45We went to my father. We went to England and Johnson.
00:41:49We didn't do that.
00:41:51We didn't do that.
00:41:53But we didn't do that.
00:41:55We didn't do that.
00:41:57He came to help.
00:41:59He said that he came to Iran to fight.
00:42:03He said that he did not do that.
00:42:05He did not do that.
00:42:07He did not do that.
00:42:09Okay, then we will leave.
00:42:12I am very happy.
00:42:14Can you do that to me?
00:42:17Oh my God, you can see what you did.
00:42:20What a nice feeling of this place.
00:42:39We'll open it.
00:42:42We'll open a key.
00:42:44Do I decorate or wait?
00:43:14Do I decorate?
00:43:44Do I decorate?
00:44:06What are you going to have, red or white?
00:44:11Take this.
00:44:12Oh, it smells great.
00:44:14Do we think this is big enough?
00:44:16Yeah.
00:44:17That is giant.
00:44:19Yeah, it's quite big enough.
00:44:21Could I just say, let's toast the chef.
00:44:24What a spread, really.
00:44:26She's done it again.
00:44:27And also, can I just say, absent friends?
00:44:31Yes.
00:44:32Fingers crossed.
00:44:34Merry Christmas.
00:44:36Cheers.
00:44:37Happy Christmas.
00:44:39Cheers.
00:44:40Happy Christmas.
00:45:04It's my best friend.
00:45:07Yes.
00:45:08摄 realmente uppers that much
00:45:10noeten spend over, do está más viernes.
00:45:13No, no.
00:45:14It's not.
00:45:15Yes.
00:45:16Let's see.
00:45:19ators, they'll rise up..
00:45:22Richard, Boris Johnson, it's been and gone.
00:45:31I know, and nothing.
00:45:33There are new charges against me, all of them fabricated.
00:45:36I'm constantly being refused forlou, not to mention parole.
00:45:39Gisu is growing up without me.
00:45:42Nothing, nothing is changing, Richard.
00:45:45Get me the fuck out of here.
00:45:47Get me the fucking fuck out of here, do you hear me?
00:45:50I do, and I won't stop.
00:45:52Every day I'll be working to get you the fuck out of here, believe me.
00:46:22I do, and I'll be working to get you the fuck out of here.
00:46:27In a day of extraordinary drama at Westminster, the Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, has
00:46:32become the second senior minister to resign from Theresa May's government.
00:46:36Well, Boris Johnson has led his political career as a colourful maverick.
00:46:40Our Deputy Political Editor, John Pienaar, has been looking back at his time as Foreign
00:46:44Secretary Secretary.
00:46:45Up or down, in or out of government.
00:46:47There's no...
00:46:48Thank you for your service.
00:46:51Good luck with your career, sir.
00:46:54Monwins, I'm fucking upwards, no doubt.
00:46:58I don't know.
00:47:28What are you doing?
00:47:3812-10 days!
00:47:4012-10 days!
00:47:4212-10 days!
00:47:4412-10 days!
00:47:58It's the best feeling for any other means, too.
00:48:13Let's rest.
00:48:14I want you to take supplies.
00:48:18I'm nytt scared and I need your family.
00:48:22Can everyone give a phone call?
00:48:23I'll give you my phone.
00:48:28Thank you very much.
00:48:40I've got my phone.
00:48:41I've got my phone.
00:48:43Where are you?
00:48:45I've got my phone.
00:48:46I've got my phone.
00:48:47I've got my phone.
00:48:49I'm sorry.
00:48:50I've got my phone.
00:48:52Tell me, Richard.
00:48:53You're saying this, Anna?
00:48:58I'm sorry.
00:48:59Come on.
00:49:00Thanks.
00:49:07Hey, Richard.
00:49:09It's me.
00:49:10It's me.
00:49:11I'm Martin Furlow.
00:49:20I'm saying I should've got my phone.
00:49:21I'll go.
00:49:22I'll go.
00:49:23I'll go.
00:49:24I'll go.
00:49:26This is if I should've been to my house.
00:49:27I mean I forgot to go.
00:49:28I'll go.
00:49:29This is a situation.
00:49:30I have no anxiety.
00:49:37It's nothing.
00:49:40You're a dreadful thing.
00:49:42I'll go.
00:49:43I'm going.
00:49:46After that, we'll go.
00:54:47She's, um...
00:54:49She's grown up.
00:55:05She really is.
00:55:07She's just so wonderful.
00:55:10Takes her after her father.
00:55:13Maybe.
00:55:17Her mother will be 40 soon.
00:55:20And I always wanted to do a road trip around Italy for my 40th.
00:55:25We can do that.
00:55:26We can do that.
00:55:26We will do that.
00:55:32We will.
00:55:36I will be 5, I will be 5, and then Giesel will be 5 the following June, and then school in September.
00:55:45I will be 4, and then Giesel will be 5 the following June, and then school in September.
00:55:49She must go to school, she must go to school, and be with at least one of her parents.
00:55:59She must go home.
00:56:02She will leave you on age 5.
00:56:03She will leave you on age 5.
00:56:05She will leave you on age 5.
00:56:10It, uh, makes sense, I suppose.
00:56:11Of course it makes sense.
00:56:13I said it.
00:56:14I want to kiss you.
00:56:24I miss you so much.
00:56:25I miss you.
00:56:31I want to make her a dress for her next birthday.
00:56:35You need to send the fabric.
00:56:37Liberty Fabric.
00:56:38Liberty?
00:56:39Really?
00:56:41I want it, but I like it.
00:56:49I love you.
00:56:50And I'm very, very proud of you.
00:57:11I love you.
00:57:12You're welcome.
00:57:13I love you.
00:57:14You're welcome.
00:57:15You're welcome.
00:57:19You're welcome.
00:57:21I love you.
00:57:22I love you.
00:57:23I can't stand on your way.
00:57:25I need it.
00:57:26I love you.
00:57:27I love you.
00:57:28Oh, me.
00:57:29I'm very proud of you.
00:57:30I love you.
00:57:31You know?
00:57:32You're welcome, you're welcome.
00:57:33I'm very pleased that you've received a message.
00:57:35I hope you've received a message of your New Yorker,
00:57:36I'm very happy to be your family,
00:57:37I know that you'll wear a message to your eyes.
00:57:38You'll be so happy for your household.
00:57:39I'm looking to buy some Liberty fabric.
00:58:04It's for my wife.
00:58:05She's making a dress for our daughter.
00:58:07Well, these are Liberty fabrics.
00:58:08I think this one.
00:58:18And how old is your daughter?
00:58:19She's four.
00:58:21Five next birthday.
00:58:23I'd rather buy too much than too little.
00:58:27Okay.
00:58:38Okay.
00:58:39Okay.
00:58:40Okay.
00:58:41Okay.
00:58:42Okay.
00:58:43Okay.
00:58:44Okay.
00:58:45Okay.
00:58:46Okay.
00:58:47Okay.
00:58:48Okay.
00:58:49Okay.
00:58:50Okay.
00:58:51Okay.
00:58:52Okay.
00:58:53Okay.
00:58:54Okay.
00:59:02It's a way to create a relationship, right?
00:59:06It's not that it's going to be the same for you for years.
00:59:13Your family is a mother.
00:59:19You don't want to leave your life at the end of your life.
00:59:26Why are you doing this? Why did you do that?
00:59:28I'm not a man who is a man.
00:59:32You are from Iran.
00:59:34You don't tell me about your own country.
00:59:37Yes, I am.
00:59:39Then you work with us.
00:59:41In Afghanistan.
00:59:43We can't be free from you.
00:59:45We can't be free from you.
00:59:47We can't leave you with your daughter.
00:59:49We can't leave you in Afghanistan.
00:59:51We can't be free from you.
00:59:53We can't leave you.
00:59:55We can't leave you.
00:59:57We can't leave you in Afghanistan.
00:59:59We can leave you in Afghanistan.
01:00:02We can't leave you in Afghanistan.
01:00:05We can't leave you in Afghanistan.
01:00:08We can't leave you in Afghanistan.
01:00:15It's almost two years ago.
01:00:20You didn't say anything to me.
01:00:24We have no reason to leave you in Afghanistan.
01:00:30I can't let you get started.
01:00:33I always do not do that.
01:00:35I never do that.
01:00:37Yes, that's what happens.
01:00:44That's why you keep in mind, I will.
01:00:48It's a matter of life.
01:00:52You're writing it, it's a matter of time.
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