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01:59To be continued...
02:30It's been snowing here.
02:31Oh, hi, it's Christmas.
02:33I've been imagining Gisu seeing the snow for the first time, playing the snow.
02:37I can hear her laughing.
02:39Yes, sir.
02:40We'll do that together.
02:43Play with her in the snow.
02:47Hey, do you throw snowballs in a run?
02:51Of course we throw snowballs.
02:53It's Persian for snowballs.
02:54It's Persian for snowballs.
03:03Okay, so one day I'm going to hit you right on the nose with a gulea baff.
03:10Is that a promise?
03:11It's a promise.
03:14It's a promise.
03:14It's a promise.
03:14It's a promise.
03:14I love you.
03:22Come on, come on.
03:25I love you.
03:27I love my dad.
03:28What's up?
03:29I love you.
03:30Good job, I love you.
03:32What's up?
03:34Tehran?
03:36From 1300 meters to 1700 meters.
03:39Tehran's height is a 1,300 meters until 1,700 meters.
03:43I love you.
03:45I'm very happy.
03:47Very happy.
04:07I'll be right back.
04:09I love you.
04:11I love you.
04:17I love you.
04:25You're welcome.
04:27I don't know.
04:57I've had a few memories of you.
05:02Can you explain your name?
05:04Do you put your clothes on?
05:06No, I don't do anything.
05:09This is a good idea.
05:11I'm from the infrared cell.
05:13I'm from the emergency room.
05:15I'm sorry.
05:17This is a good idea.
05:19I don't do anything for my clothes.
05:22I don't do anything.
05:27I don't do anything.
05:29Can you see your clothes on?
05:32I'll come back.
05:41If you don't have a mask,
05:43I'll tell you about it.
05:45I'll tell you about it.
05:47I'll tell you about it again.
05:49I'll come back.
05:57Let me get it.
05:59I'll tell you about it.
06:00My life's still a good life.
06:02I'll tell you something.
06:03Yeah, it's fine.
06:04No way.
06:06Stop it.
06:07Why do you have a mask?
06:09I'll tell you about it.
06:10Why do you need to disinfect my clothes?
06:12I'll tell you things.
06:14You can tell me everything.
06:15I can't see you.
06:16I can't trust you.
06:17You can see.
06:18Go down.
06:20You can go down.
06:21Do you have an analyze?
06:22You can't go down.
06:23If you don't, come on,
06:24take the license and take the license.
06:25Oh
06:55I'm a princess.
06:58I'm a princess.
07:00I'm a princess.
07:03Hello.
07:04I'm Samira.
07:05I'm a man.
07:07I'm a princess.
07:10I'm a princess.
07:14It's been my past.
07:17It's been my life.
07:19It's been my home, I'm a princess.
07:21No, then you can buy something.
07:24Then you buy something.
07:25What do you like?
07:27Yes.
07:28I like it.
07:29I like my friends.
07:30I like my friends.
07:32If you like my friends, I like my friends.
07:34With my friends.
07:36I like them.
07:37Yes.
07:38Look at that.
07:39We do this.
07:40We do this.
07:41We do this.
07:42We do it.
07:43I'll do it.
07:45I'll do it.
07:46But we don't need to have water.
07:48We do it.
07:51Yes, sir.
07:55Go, come on.
07:56Come on.
07:57Come on.
07:58Come on.
07:59Come on.
08:00Come on.
08:01Come on.
08:10Come on, Sosie.
08:12I'm getting tired.
08:21It's not a thing.
08:22It's not a thing.
08:23It's not a thing.
08:24It's not a thing.
08:25It's not a thing.
08:26It's not a thing.
08:27Very good.
08:28I'm gonna try it.
08:29I'll try it.
08:30Because...
08:38It's not a thing.
08:39It's a bit...
08:42I want to say thank you for the kindness.
08:55We've all felt it.
08:56The response to the campaign has been overwhelming.
09:00And if I may say, first thanks to the Hampstead Mums for their march
09:05past Trafalgar Square, Downing Street,
09:08and to the Foreign Office where we sang.
09:10And they came to their windows.
09:14They heard us.
09:40Oh my God!
09:44Yes!
09:45Oh my God!
09:49I'll take care of you and take care of you.
09:51Please take care of you.
09:53You have to take care of you.
09:55What are you doing?
10:25I'm a judge.
10:27I'm a judge.
10:29I'm a judge.
10:31I'm a judge.
10:33I'm a judge.
10:35I'm a judge.
10:37I'm a judge.
10:39What is your name?
10:41The name?
10:43The name of the judge.
10:45Do you know why you're a judge?
10:47For the judgment and the prosecution.
10:51You can see it.
10:53You can see it.
10:55The Supreme Court.
10:57I am a judge.
10:59I'm a judge.
11:01I'm a judge.
11:03I can't accept the status quo.
11:05I'm a judge.
11:07I can't believe it.
11:09I can't accept it.
11:11I have Pot intention to get from Iran.
11:13I'm a judge.
11:15I can't remember.
11:17I'm a judge.
11:19I can't pay attention to their wives.
11:21It's been a long time for nine months. I didn't realize that I had to do it.
11:25I'm a selfish person.
11:28You can see it.
11:30What did she do?
11:50What did she do?
11:52What did she do?
11:54In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful.
12:00I'm going to tell you that they are not going to be able to do it.
12:04But they know that you are not going to be able to do it.
12:08They are going to be able to do it.
12:12Let's go.
12:14I will not be able to do it until you are free.
12:24Do you want to go to the house?
12:27Yes, I understand.
12:28Put the house in the house.
12:30What did she do?
12:31Have you done?
12:44How is she do?
12:46What did she do?
12:48The only way she wanted to do it.
12:50This is what she wanted.
12:52I'm sorry.
12:54I'm sorry.
12:56I'm sorry.
12:58I'm sorry.
13:00Hello, my friend.
13:02I'm sorry.
13:04I'm sorry.
13:06I'm sorry.
13:08I'm sorry.
13:10I'm sorry.
13:12Okay, thanks.
13:14I'm sorry.
13:16I'll do this one.
13:18We'll do this one.
13:20Yeah, that's true.
13:22Yeah.
13:24You have to go to Elwood where we are.
13:27He's been in contact.
13:29He's speaking to us today.
13:31But I think he's speaking to us.
13:33He says that it's better than Jesus.
13:35That's literally his wife.
13:37What?
13:39I told him that he doesn't.
13:41I told him that he doesn't help me.
13:43He's speaking to us.
13:45I told him that he's going to help you.
13:48When I got my mother's back, I gave my mother's back to my mother's back.
13:57Are you doing this?
13:59I don't know what to say.
14:01I'm going to give my mother's back to my mother's back.
14:04Yes, I agree.
14:07I'm going to give my passport to my mother's back.
14:10.
14:16I'll give my mother's back.
14:21Yes.
14:22Yes.
14:24.
14:25.
14:26.
14:27I'm sorry, I'm sorry
14:29I'm sorry
14:31I'm sorry
14:33I'm sorry
14:57I'm sorry
14:59If Ejai
15:02I'm sorry
15:04I'm sorry
15:06I'm sorry
15:07I'm sorry
15:09Let's see
15:12Let's see
15:14Hey
15:16Let's put the police in here
15:18I'm sorry
15:19Let's do it
15:20Let's do it
15:21Oh
15:22No
15:24I'm a judge of the law and I will give you a speech.
15:31The court of five years has been a judge.
15:36Shireen, you have a drink of tea with your uncle.
15:46Uncle,
15:49we will help you.
15:50We will help you in the same way that you will help us with each other.
16:05Five years.
16:11But after serving a third of her sentence, she will be eligible for parole.
16:17Should that be our next target?
16:23Suddenly it feels real.
16:25She's already served 10 months. That could mean parole within the next year.
16:29Yeah, I said it feels real.
16:32I don't for a minute believe we should be accepting it as inevitable.
16:35Yeah, but we're discussing options, Rick. That's all.
16:40Well, thank God she has Gabriella and her family.
16:43Targeting Peru would seem to be a very sensible option.
16:49It would get her out of prison and with her family.
16:52The Foreign Office would be on board with that, I'm sure.
16:55The Minister has agreed to meet with us to discuss his recent visit to Tehran.
17:00We should listen to what he has to say.
17:02He'll want to carry on where they left off last year. Talk about repatriating Gabriella. It's not an option.
17:11I made a promise to bring Nazanin home.
17:14That's what I'll do.
17:18They come home together.
17:19George will have updated you on the nuts and bolts of my meetings in Tehran.
17:26We focused heavily on all dual nationality cases.
17:30They, of course, do not recognize dual nationality, but I do feel realistically it was as successful as it could have been.
17:38That's good to hear.
17:39We have to get the Iranian judicial authorities on our side.
17:44And once again, I am going to be open here.
17:46I remain vehemently opposed to your strategy.
17:50Okay.
17:51You are venturing beyond the compassion of a father and a husband and shifting more into a political space.
17:58The Iranians see it the same and have said as such.
18:01Nazanin being taken as a hostage is politically motivated.
18:06Your campaigning is undermining what we're trying to achieve.
18:10Nazanin's and others release.
18:13Their deputy foreign minister had a record of every word spoken by both me and you.
18:18He had the file sat upon his lap.
18:21You criticising the Foreign Office looks like we are not communicating.
18:25Going forward, we would like to present you as someone desperate to be united with his family,
18:30not someone interested in tank deals.
18:32Thank you for your sincerity and integrity, but I've looked at other earlier cases of hostage taking
18:39and remaining silent has yielded those families no result whatsoever.
18:45There has been unseen progress.
18:47And if the Iranians are saying, I'm political, I take that to mean I'm an inconvenience.
18:55That will not change.
18:58Well, then you are compounding the problem.
19:00Perhaps Richard could write to President Rouhani himself as a husband and father.
19:08Yes, but that would be better once Gabriella is back home.
19:12Then the content of the letter could be...
19:16She can't come back. Gabriella is the only thing keeping Nazanin alive.
19:20I will give you my mobile number.
19:25But I can only advise it is unhelpful if we are not seen as one team.
19:32Hold that criticism. Share it with the world, but only once she's out.
19:39Richard. Richard, come in.
19:41I think we should hear him. Give him a chance to cooperate.
19:48Say what they want us to say.
19:50No, no, no. They know he would never agree to that.
19:54If he is now speaking directly to the arena ministry, or judiciary even, it does make sense to work together.
20:01In sync. Just see where it takes us.
20:03So we back off talking about the debt?
20:05For now, yes.
20:06We still press for parole, but we give the Foreign Office the space and time they've requested.
20:15It's your decision.
20:18Okay.
20:20Take a minute and think about it.
20:22Okay.
20:23Okay.
20:24Okay.
20:25Okay.
20:34Okay.
20:38Okay.
20:39I agreed to keep quiet, and what good did it do?
20:55Did you see his fucking tweet, Tobias Elwood,
20:58saying they're awaiting permission from the family to repatriate Gabriela?
21:02Yeah, I've seen it.
21:04I've had phone calls, emails, I've been doorstepped by journalists even.
21:09All with the same question slash accusation.
21:12Why am I being such a bad parent?
21:13Why am I leaving my two-year-old daughter languishing in Iran?
21:16Why won't I bring her home?
21:18Well, ignore it.
21:19Questions are planned and deliberate, designed to shift focus.
21:23Because if the government are asked about Nazanin,
21:25they want to be talking about something other than the tank deal.
21:28So that's something they've decided is Gabriela.
21:30All to save them the inconvenience of talking about money they've owed
21:33and not paid for more than 40 years.
21:36Welcome to Westminster.
21:37I feel like now I'm fighting two governments.
21:41The Iranians are my own.
21:42What do we have to say about that?
21:49Would you welcome a sign?
21:51One, two, three, four...
21:52I don't know how much you can see it.
21:59It's a shape. It's a shape.
22:04It's a shape. It's a shape.
22:07It's a shape. It's a shape.
22:10It's a shape.
22:13Okay.
22:15Some of them are natural.
22:17Some of them are natural.
22:22Something I can see is powerful and powerful.
22:27I am a citizen of the world.
22:30All of them are in the world.
22:33The view of the world and the vision of the world,
22:36the purpose of the world is a whole.
22:39Especially for us.
22:41The goal is to be me.
22:44It's a big deal.
22:46I saw you.
22:48I told you about it.
22:51I don't know.
23:21My dear dear, my dear, my dear, my dear, my dear, my dream is always the dream of my dream.
23:29Always.
23:31Always.
23:51What is it?
24:17A gift.
24:18A gift from a complete stranger.
24:24That's nice.
24:26It is.
24:28A blanket for you and Gabriella.
24:35What is that you're knitting?
24:37I'm making a cardigan.
24:39For me?
24:41I think you dropped a stitch.
24:50I can't eat this place.
24:52Let me eat this place.
24:54I don't want to eat this place.
24:56Please don't want to eat this place.
24:58You can eat this place.
25:00And make you feel like you are healthy.
25:02Do you like to eat this place?
25:04Yes, I can.
25:06I want to eat this place.
25:08Yes, I will eat this place.
25:10It's a nice place.
25:12I don't know.
25:42No!
25:43Yeah!
25:44Yeah!
25:45I'm going to wait for you.
26:12and you can see,
26:16it's a mess of my soul,
26:20but when I see,
26:22we can bridge my heart,
26:24and go down to one another time.
26:28Do you need to work on my toes?
26:31Who can work on my toes?
26:35It can carry out on my toes,
26:38my soul.
26:42My darling Richard, the women here are so kind to me.
26:53No matter how sad and scared they are, how unkind the world has been to them.
26:59They care. Humanity and goodness has never left them.
27:04Did I say one of the older women helped me bake a cake for Gisu's third birthday?
27:09And a pan on top of the stove, would you believe?
27:14It's incredible what resourcefulness they have.
27:18They live in the present and they believe in the future.
27:28But as the months slip by, my hopes fading.
27:30But I'm filled with an inescapable depression.
27:41Tell me this will end.
27:43Tell me I will be coming home.
27:45I live for Gisu's visits.
27:52I mess up cuddles when she's not here.
27:56I miss you, my love.
27:59I miss you.
27:59I miss you, my mother.
28:29It's very nice to meet you.
28:59We'll look at what Nazanin's organizing Ari Rackleff was doing.
29:24She was simply teaching people journalism, as I understand it,
29:28that was one of course,
29:31and I'm a friend.
29:33Now here is a friend.
29:36I'm a friend.
29:38What do you think about.
29:40You're a friend.
29:42You're a friend.
29:46I'm a friend.
29:48She's a friend.
29:52Oh my god, this is a shame!
29:54This is a shame, it's a shame!
29:58Why are you doing this?
30:05It's a shame!
30:06It's a shame!
30:22You should have heard by now.
30:27One hour till the house sits.
30:29There's time yet.
30:30Do you know what you'll say?
30:32Yes.
30:33Tell them she'll most likely be hauled into an interrogation room because of this.
30:44Oliver Denton?
30:48Question accepted.
30:50My constituent, Nazneen Sagari-Rackliffe, has been in prison in Iran for 18 months now.
30:56She's separated from her daughter, often in solitary confinement, and denied access to medical treatment,
31:02all because she was a British citizen having a holiday in Iran.
31:07The Foreign Secretary, his ministers, and even the Prime Minister will be aware of this
31:11because I have raised the case countless times in the house.
31:15It is not enough for the Foreign Secretary not to know the basic details of the case.
31:19It is unforgivable to repeat the lies of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
31:24and to say that I should be clearer does not cut it when it is a matter of life and death.
31:29In other words, there is no need to be so much for the person that here will be alive.
31:31There is no need to be so much for the person who will be similar.
31:32Now the rights of the Foreign Secretary is not to be described as a military child.
31:35It is not to be sufficient for the people who are even living there.
31:36Good morning.
31:41Good morning.
32:06I'm my dear friend.
32:11I'll go to this place.
32:12Go.
32:15I'll go to another woman.
32:16She's because of you.
32:18I'm just a little girl.
32:21I'm my dear friend.
32:23Mr. Zagadi,
32:25you've decided to make a decision.
32:27This is the only one.
32:29What's the deal about?
32:37I've had my own life.
32:38I had my own life.
32:41I'd have my own life.
32:43And I have turned on an animal.
32:45For me, I'll show you eight reasons of my relationship.
32:48I need eight.
32:51I mean, I don't know about my relationship.
32:52But I guess I can't do it.
32:54What are you trying to do?
32:55What are you trying to do?
32:59I can't afford my rights as well.
33:01Yes, Mr. Gazi, he was very good.
33:03Mr. Gazi, he was a good one.
33:06Mr. Gazi, he was a good one.
33:13I can't afford my own access to the advice of my own.
33:17I can't afford it.
33:20He can't afford it.
33:22I can't afford it.
33:24I can't afford it.
33:26I can't afford it.
33:28They must be in the court.
33:34Please do not speak.
33:40Please do not speak.
33:42Please do not speak.
33:44The job is done.
33:46We will be able to get back to the house.
33:48Please do not speak.
33:50Please do not speak.
33:52Please do not speak.
33:54Please do not speak.
33:56Richard, I have spent 18 months in prison.
34:029 months in solitary confinement.
34:04I have endured 9 months of interrogations.
34:06All of the time speaking the truth.
34:08Of course you were.
34:10They say the British government have admitted that I am a spy.
34:14And now there is to be a second trial.
34:16My God.
34:22I am meeting with someone.
34:24The man responsible in fact.
34:26And good may come of it.
34:28Why?
34:29Why did he say it at all?
34:30I do not understand.
34:31A mistake.
34:32He has admitted he was mistaken.
34:34But things are happening once again.
34:36Good things we hope.
34:38I have got to go.
34:44I will bring you home.
34:46You home.
34:47I promise.
34:48Promise me.
34:49I promise.
34:50I promise.
34:51Okay.
34:54Now that I love you.
34:57And I miss you so very much.
35:01I miss you.
35:02I miss you.
35:03Okay.
35:04Oh, my God.
35:05Okay.
35:07His issue.
35:10His name.
35:11Eric .
35:12Tήσ, he does.
35:13Thomas.
35:16David.
35:18aa.
35:19It'll get back here.
35:20He does.
35:21Yeah.
35:22Sorry. I thought you might want to see this before you see him.
35:28He's effectively saying Nazanin's a hostage, and he talks about Boris paying the debt.
35:33Well, that's interesting.
35:34That is interesting.
35:35I mean, this is Johnson's newspaper. Johnson's mouthpiece.
35:39After his fuck-up, maybe he wants to be seen to be, you know, saving the day.
35:43It might be useful if I recap our meeting with Foreign Secretary Mr. Johnson.
35:54He was clear that he was taking Nazanin's case very seriously.
35:58He said that he thought the campaign had moved the country.
36:03It was important for me to stress the urgency of Nazanin's situation.
36:07We talked about his forthcoming trip to Iran.
36:11We talked about whether I might accompany him.
36:14He said he was keen to take me, but that was something to be resolved within the Foreign Office.
36:23I am hopeful that he will do everything he can to bring Nazanin home by Christmas.
36:29Did he apologize?
36:30We talked about what happens next, how to help Nazanin now, and I'm very grateful for that.
36:37In the first instincts, I was worried.
36:42Boris still didn't have his facts clear.
36:44He asked me how I enjoyed my trip to Iran with Nazanin as if I'd left him there.
36:48But, to be fair, we all came out of the meeting thinking he'll sort it, get the debt paid.
36:56The people at the Sun wouldn't be saying this if they didn't have knowledge of Treasury approval.
37:00You would hope not.
37:01Yeah, can we check?
37:02Can we find out?
37:03No, they won't share.
37:05The Foreign Office still insists there is no link between the detention of Nazanin and the monies owed for non-delivered tanks.
37:10All that said, it is impossible not to be hopeful.
37:16And politically, it could well be that it is now or never.
37:20A month ago, we didn't matter.
37:22His cock-up before that committee has changed all that.
37:25Now he just needs to get it over the line.
37:34You, the government's opinion, gave the attention to the regime.
37:40Yes.
38:10. . .
38:12. . .
38:14. . .
38:20. . .
38:32. .
38:37. . .
38:39. .
38:40. .
38:42.
38:50Do you like this?
38:52Yes, it is.
38:54Yes, it is.
38:56Do you like this?
38:58Yes, it is.
39:12Do you like this?
39:14Yes, I do.
39:18I can't see you.
39:20Can you see this?
39:22Yes, I can't.
39:26Let's leave this one.
39:28What's going on?
39:30We were back.
39:32We were going to see you in English.
39:34We saw you in the English.
39:36He said he was going to see you in the air.
39:38He didn't do that.
39:40But I was going to see you in the air.
39:42He came to the air.
39:44He came to the air.
39:46He said he came to us to the air.
39:48He said he was going to go to the air.
39:50He said he was going to do anything else.
39:52He said he would do it.
39:54He said he would do it.
39:56We're going to wait.
39:58I'm so happy.
40:00He said he is going to go ahead.
40:02He said he would do it.
40:04He said he would do it.
40:06He said he was going to do it.
40:08He said he is going to make your eyes.
40:10I don't know.
40:40Do I decorate or wait?
40:58And we do it together.
41:10And we do it together.
41:40And we do it together.
42:10Yes, of course.
42:12Fingers crossed.
42:13Merry Christmas.
42:15Cheers.
42:17Cheers.
42:18Happy Christmas.
42:19Cheers.
42:20Cheers.
42:27Cheers.
42:58Richard? Boris Johnson, it's been and gone.
43:07I know, and nothing.
43:09There are new charges against me, all of them fabricated.
43:12I'm constantly being refused for a long, not to mention parole.
43:15Gisu is growing up without me.
43:17Nothing, nothing is changing, Richard.
43:20Get me the fuck out of here.
43:22Get me the fucking fuck out of here, do you hear me?
43:25I do, and I won't stop.
43:26Every day I'll be working to get you the fuck out of here, believe me.
43:56In a day of extraordinary drama at Westminster, the Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has become
44:05the second senior minister to resign from Theresa May's government.
44:09Well, Boris Johnson has led his political career as a colourful maverick, as Deputy Political
44:13Editor John Pienaar has been looking back at his time as Foreign Secretary.
44:17From up or down, in or out of government, there's no...
44:20Thank you for your service.
44:22Good luck with your career, sir.
44:26Onwards and fucking upwards, no doubt.
44:29Good luck with your career, sir.
44:59I'm gonna say that.
45:00It's not just a while.
45:01If you're feeling birthright, it's a while.
45:02It's a while.
45:03If you're feeling birthright, it's a while.
45:05Twelve, twelve, twelve!
45:10Twelve, twelve, twelve, twelve!
45:16Louise!
45:17Come on.
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46:15Oh, sorry.
46:19Tell me what you did, Zanguzana.
46:24I love you, Tony.
46:25Yeah.
46:33Hey, Richard.
46:35It's me, it's me. I'm Arthur Perlow.
46:45I'm sorry.
46:51I'm sorry.
46:53I'm sorry.
46:54I've been here.
46:57I'm sorry.
46:59I'm sorry.
47:15I'll be there.
47:16Do I have a good job?
47:20I'll be there.
47:34I'll be there for you.
47:38It's my dad.
47:43Do you know how many times you can do it?
47:47I don't know how many times you can do it.
47:50I don't know how many times you can do it.
47:54You can do it.
47:56You can do it.
48:00Mom, Mom, Mom.
48:03No, no, paluchita.
48:04No, no, paluchita.
48:06No, no, paluchita.
48:17I think it's good.
48:25I don't know what else is.
48:28I don't know what else.
48:30It's good.
48:35No, paluchita.
48:37It's so nice to hear you too.
48:39I don't know what else is going on.
48:42He's going on, abysself.
48:44Hello.
48:45Hello, Gabi.
48:46Hello.
48:47Hello.
48:48No, no, dad, I'm sorry.
48:50And I'm sorry.
48:51Thank you, guys.
48:52Hello.
48:53Hey, Gabi.
48:54Hi.
48:55How are you all?
48:56How are you?
48:57Yes, hello.
48:59Hello.
49:00Hi, Papa.
49:10See you, Daddy.
49:12I'm going to come.
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52:32We can do that.
52:38We will do that.
52:42We will.
52:44I will be 14,
52:46and then Giesel will be 5 the following June,
52:50and then school in September.
52:56Yes.
52:58She must go to school to be okay,
53:02and be with at least one of her parents.
53:06She must go home.
53:10She will leave you around age 5.
53:12It makes sense, I suppose.
53:16Of course it makes sense.
53:18I said it.
53:24I want to kiss you.
53:28I miss you so much.
53:30I miss you.
53:36I want to make her a dress for our next birthday.
53:38You need to send the fabric.
53:40Liberty fabric.
53:42Liberty?
53:44Really?
53:46I want it, but I like it.
53:50I love you.
53:54I'm very, very proud of you.
53:56I'm very, very proud of you.
53:58I love you.
54:00I'm very proud of you.
54:02You have a little opportunity.
54:04You are my creative now.
54:06You have a little opportunity.
54:07Just a little opportunity,
54:08and you see what they have to do.
54:10With all.
54:11You have all.
54:12I love my Giesel.
54:13It's like a joke.
54:14You are the first.
54:15And you don't have a joke.
54:17You are the first.
54:18You are the first.
54:19I am the first.
54:20You are the first.
54:22I am the first.
54:23Truth.
54:24You are the first.
54:25You are the first.
54:26I don't know.
54:56I'm looking to buy some Liberty fabric.
55:04It's for my wife.
55:05She's making a dress for our daughter.
55:06Well, these are Liberty fabrics.
55:13I think this one.
55:17And how old is your daughter?
55:19She's four.
55:20Five next birthday.
55:22I'd rather buy too much than too little.
55:25Okay.
55:26I'm going to go.
55:56You are now in charge of your life.
55:58With a long-term care.
56:00With a long-term care.
56:02Yes.
56:04It's not that you are going to be at the end of your life.
56:06It's not that you are going to be a long-term care.
56:08Your family is going to be a mother.
56:14You don't want your time to be in charge of your life.
56:18You can leave your life here.
56:20How are you doing?
56:22Why did you do this?
56:24I'm not alone.
56:29You are a country of Iran.
56:34Do not say that you are alone?
56:37Yes, I am.
56:41Let's go and work with us.
56:44In England.
56:49We can be free from you.
56:52You can leave your daughter back to England.
56:56You can do it for us.
57:02You can be with your husband.
57:08It's about two years ago.
57:13You didn't say anything about me.
57:16You can't do it for two years.
57:22I'm not going to do it for you.
57:26I'm not going to do it for you.
57:33You can't do it for your husband.
57:36You can't do it for your husband.
57:39I'm going to do it.
57:41I'm going to do it for you.
57:43I'm going to do it for you.
57:45I'm going to do it for you.
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