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مسلسل The Hack مترجم - Episode 1
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00:12أرجوك في القرآن
00:13كما كثيرا، نحن ستواجد في مقاعدة دوما تحسيرين
00:16كيف تحسير بقوات قتلة
00:18لكن، ويقدر بالموال، لماذا تحسير بقوات قتلة
00:23تظهر لداخل الفتر
00:25يجب مهزمي أي نشاء ضمن
00:28لأيصان للغداية
00:29ترقب الناس لدفعات الناس
00:33تخبرون أنهم أمانت في بلقيا
00:36تخبرون أنهم امانت تخلص ذكي
00:39لكنهم يبعوضون
00:40طويلها كل يوم
00:43لا يعرفون أن يجب ان ترقب علىها
00:44يوم البعض المقابلين
00:46والمقرار والمراكس
00:47والينما إبعلاً
00:51ترقب الناس بذلك
00:53سنظر و أي تجربه المكان
00:56جدا مدى شركة صباحة
01:01كون
01:05ماذا بيجاننا
01:07موجود
01:08أنا أوه مك دافيس
01:10أنا مجرنس
01:11و هذا روحة الصورة
01:13يتهى توجد في سبع الأمام الماضيين
01:15بل مضحة أقوى
01:17أحد большوان البعض المقطع من هذا المكان
01:20بروحوا النادي
01:23٢٠٠٠٠٠٠٠
01:29مسمى نك دافيس
01:31أنا جارنس
01:34هذا كل شيء بدأت بشتوارت كتنى
01:46هذا هو المشترك المشترك الذي أقل فيه
01:49جارنس
01:51مجترافة
01:52مجترافة
01:54حيث
01:55أصابه
01:56نحن
01:56لجبه
02:10هذا
02:10جدا
02:11دي
02:17لطي
02:19المترجم للقناة
03:11المترجم للقناة
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05:19المترجم للقناة
05:20المترجم للقناة
05:22الفي Thaisي تقریح لديو قراره
05:25فإن تقرير وقتا م ذائه
05:26فلا قربت بالاقصة
05:27تتحجل لتدلونا تسقط
05:31اطباب
05:32اطبابها
05:36اطبابها
05:37معين مرحباً
05:45اطبابي
05:46ويظهر
05:48امريضاك
05:49أريد أن أذهب إلى برسلس
05:51ونفتح بجميع أراضي
05:52ونفتح بشكل مراتي
05:53بسيارة
05:54سيارة
05:54أجل أن أتجب الناس لحظة
05:56أجل أنت هنا
06:01صديق كار
06:02مجموعة
06:0340 سنة ونفتح
06:05ونعى
06:06تجلز الأمريكان بأمور
06:08يحتاج إلى جيدة
06:09أجل أنت
06:10أميداً
06:11أميداً
06:11أميداً
06:11أميداً
06:11أميداً
06:18أميداً
06:20أريد أن تتحدث عن طريقة أخرى
06:59المترجم للقناة
07:23المترجم للقناة
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07:54المترجم للقناة
08:03المترجم للقناة
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08:12المترجم للقناة
08:15المترجم للقناة
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08:33المترجم للقناة
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09:07مرحبا
09:08مرحبا
09:09هل تتصلون إلى؟
09:14مرحبا
09:15مرحبا
09:16هذا جيد
09:19جيد
09:21جيد
09:21مرحبا
09:23تنتهي تنظر
09:24أنه يزالك
09:25لأنه يجب أن أتطالك
09:26تحوظ أن تصل على هذا المنبار
09:28الملكيري في الحدن
09:30بقية مضيقات رؤية
09:30أ тебя تتعابعم
09:31مجال skip
09:33أتذكر
09:34المجرد
09:35القيام
09:36سكي Insurance
09:37ومجرد
09:39انه مجال
09:40ك tree
09:42كامتس
09:42احد احد
09:43المجال
09:45شمية
09:47رائع
09:49احرارات الوحادثة
09:54قطنية
09:56قطنية
09:57طوال
10:07شكراً جزيلاً
12:25think about where he sits now
12:29you're talking about
12:30Andy Coulson
12:33stop him
12:36shh
12:50mind the gap
12:51stand clear of the doors please
12:53Andy Coulson
12:54a rapid ascent journalist
12:56from a local reporter to showbiz at the Sun
12:58he was made editor of News of the World in 2003
13:02even after he resigned in 2007
13:04over the original phone hacking case
13:06it was seen as honorable
13:07him carrying the can to the one rogue reporter
13:10not me really Gov
13:13but if he is
13:15if this is endemic
13:17he's David Cameron's communications director
13:20for him to be involved in widespread criminality
13:26no
13:27no bad idea
13:41I'm not late
13:42it would be fine if you were to be a bit late
13:44you don't need to be so worried
13:45are they ready
13:46are they ever ready
13:47Kate
13:49you okay
13:51Kate
13:51oh you're anxious to go then
13:54sorry how are you etc
13:56I'm fine etc
13:57you alright
13:58never better
13:59really
14:00I heard you on the radio
14:02that's all performance helps sales
14:04oh I would doubt it
14:08I'm um
14:08I am worried about
14:11I'm not going to reveal my child's name
14:13let's call him
14:15Beans
14:16he comes home
14:17locks himself in his room
14:18I have tried to talk to him
14:20but
14:21avoids all questions
14:22so
14:23do we bring the score
14:28let's get the details
14:29make sure he wants the help
14:30oh you sound like a journalist
14:33let me try
14:37let me try
14:40okay
14:56got a new recipe
14:57okay dad
14:58stuffed tomato thing
15:00no no
15:01call you when it's ready
15:02it's turkish
15:03yep
15:03so
15:05I met someone today
15:07a source
15:08he was pissed off
15:10with what Kutner said
15:11on the radio
15:12okay
15:13hacking was endemic
15:15he said
15:15at News of the World
15:16and someone is now suing
15:18Scotland Yard
15:19for information
15:19on what was hacked
15:20now no
15:21I know it's one of either
15:22Elman Ferson
15:24Simon Hughes
15:25Gordon Taylor
15:26Sky Andrew
15:27or Max Clifford
15:28but I don't know which one
15:28what do you think
15:31do I dig
15:32trying to find out who it is
15:34if I find them
15:34it might
15:35we might get some evidence
15:36that proves
15:37foul play was a bit more widespread
15:39imagine what it does
15:40to Andy Coulson
15:41he's about to
15:42continue to have keys
15:43to 10 Downing Street
15:44did Cameron even do a fit
15:45and proper person test on him
15:46did he even look into
15:47Coulson's past
15:49that's a good angle
15:50but
15:52another tabloid's
15:52behaving badly story
15:54I said the same thing
15:56and who wants to
15:57kick a bee's nest
15:59Murdoch
15:59you know
16:01this
16:02sauce
16:03has he got under your skin
16:05no
16:05I just wanted to
16:07talk it out with someone
16:08you
16:10oh
16:11always grateful
16:12to be your sounding board
16:14go ahead
16:15man
16:16who says
16:17I'm in the office
16:18we'll always have Brussels
16:19bye
16:34it's creepy when you do that
16:36stare at me like that
16:37how are you
16:39why are you asking
16:41if there ever is anything
16:42you need to discuss
16:43yes dad
16:44I know
17:07I
17:07um
17:08I
17:08never much liked school
17:10not being bullied
17:11I always saw school as a necessity
17:13why does everyone always think
17:15I'm being bullied
17:15not a virtue
17:16there was a guy
17:18who used to
17:20hit us
17:23another kid
17:24as a teacher
17:27used to
17:29God
17:29used to really scare me
17:30I never used to do well
17:33um
17:34well I never used to do well with fear
17:36but also the thing I remember most clearly
17:39rage
17:45I heard you on the radio
17:48listen to the today program
17:51one makes us listen to
17:52or read everything you do
17:55you have an impressive dad
17:56and she says it like
17:58she may be a total dick
17:59but
18:00he's impressive
18:06you know the story of the dung beetle
18:09oh god
18:10really again
18:11if you want to fly free
18:12first you have to eat a lot of shit
18:14sometimes you have to ignore police
18:16not being bullied
18:16sometimes you
18:17you
18:17you have to puncture them
18:19I'm not that
18:19there's always a way
18:20to
18:21there's always a chance
18:22when the wankers
18:23when they suddenly seem vulnerable
18:24when they are
18:26you have to
18:27clamp your pincers onto them
18:29as hard as possible
18:30do not let go
18:39tomatoes in the oven
18:40brilliant tend
18:41they're turkish
18:44love you very much
18:45love you very much
18:47love you very much
18:51love you very much
18:52love you very much
18:52you're sorry
18:54you stupid child
18:57you're such a disappointment
19:06it won't surprise you to know
19:08we didn't get the rights
19:09to use their masthead
19:12or this one
19:26hi it's nick davies
19:27you still have that
19:28contact at scotland yard
19:29no sorry mate
19:31really cannot be getting involved
19:33without one
19:33you know how that is
19:35but andy coulson
19:36will soon be sitting
19:37in downing street
19:37yeah and murdoch's already
19:39sitting on downing street
19:40yeah i
19:41yes i appreciate that
19:43i understand
19:43if i could get some evidence
19:45of this
19:45no
19:46no
19:46no
19:47all right thanks bye
19:54oh hi
19:55thanks for coming back
19:56do you have the number
19:57four name redacted
19:59yes
20:01okay great
20:02zero
20:03seven
20:05seven
20:06zero
20:06zero
20:07nine
20:08zero
20:09zero
20:09nine
20:10five
20:10four
20:11got that
20:13thank you
20:13hi
20:14i'm wondering whether
20:15i could speak to
20:17whoever represents
20:18el mcpherson
20:21no no i'm not a fan
20:22no i'm wondering whether
20:24she's currently suing
20:25the news of the world
20:26is that max
20:28hi
20:29it's nick davies
20:30we met at the orwell prize
20:33i'm actually after a bit
20:34of insight
20:35well no
20:36give me a chance
20:59detective buzz aldrin
21:01not his real name
21:02my name is nick davis
21:04i'm a guardian journalist
21:05i believe you were looking
21:05into the clive goodman case
21:06i'm very busy mr davis
21:08i followed your work
21:09buzz i know how principled
21:09you are
21:10i think you know that this
21:11that that what is happening
21:12here is acutely in the
21:14public interest
21:14and if it's all dealt with
21:15in behind stairs deals
21:16it'll help no one
21:17i can't talk to journalists
21:18don't have to talk
21:19all i need to know
21:20is which of the five
21:21non-royal names
21:22of the clive goodman case
21:23is now suing the paper
21:25cough
21:26that's all i ask
21:26cough when i hit the right name
21:27you are very very persistent
21:29because what i understand
21:30is that those five names
21:31represent thousands
21:32thousands of people
21:33who've had their privacy
21:34stolen by this newspaper
21:36please
21:37l mcpherson
21:39simon hughes
21:42gordon taylor
21:45thank you
21:47you did the right thing
22:05sorry excuse me
22:06charlotte harris
22:07nick davis of the guardian
22:08i believe you represent
22:09gordon taylor
22:10i'm doing court
22:11i understand that he's
22:12suing news of the world
22:13for breach of privacy
22:14mr davis whether or not
22:15mr taylor is my client
22:16i have no interest
22:17in putting to any press
22:18sorry
22:18these so-called journalists
22:21bring our whole industry
22:22into disrepute
22:23i'm very persistent
22:26well can you
22:27can you tell me then
22:28about john hughes
22:30he's also a claimant
22:31is he not
22:32and the interesting thing is
22:34if you ask the public
22:35who those two are
22:36they might know taylor
22:37they wouldn't know hughes
22:38because he's a lawyer
22:39like you
22:41he's entrusted with
22:42the secrets of others
22:43in the secrets of sports stars
22:44in his case
22:45which makes him interesting
22:47to the news of the world
22:49this is a news operation
22:50which is trying to undermine
22:52the confidentiality
22:53that crucially underlies
22:55your profession
22:56if you want to fight it
22:58well
22:58you're a tiger
23:00but they're lions
23:01the guardians are lion too
23:03well what if i'm neither
23:04a lion nor a tiger
23:06what if
23:07i am a walrus
23:10walruses can be fierce
23:12and what if you're a
23:13see i'm trying to think
23:14of an annoying animal
23:15is mr taylor settled
23:17what evidence do you have
23:18are there other claimants
23:19i'm sure you must
23:20you must be looking
23:21to engage more clients
23:22privacy cases like this
23:24can sometimes
23:26what did max mosley get
23:27sixty thousand pounds
23:28and costs
23:29line enough out
23:30you could have a class action suit
23:31worth a lot of money
23:32you were doing well
23:34reasonably well
23:35until you brought money into it
23:37i can't talk to you
23:38about specific cases
23:39but i can tell you
23:42i can tell you
23:43that there is so much more to come
24:03yep
24:04you got the name
24:05mr apollo
24:07you're back
24:08are you watching me
24:10i take it you're still interested
24:11in this case then
24:18the deer is in the fireplace
24:19the lion is alight
24:21what the fuck are you doing
24:23sorry i've had
24:24a tendency to make jokes
24:25i was trying to
24:26be a russian spy
24:29it could be spotted at any moment
24:30do you know the risks
24:31i do sorry
24:34so you found the lawyer
24:37is this some kind of a test
24:38do i get a prize at the end of it
24:40do you know how much
24:41they're settling for
24:41no
24:43four hundred thousand pounds
24:45in damages
24:46another three hundred thousand pounds
24:47in legal expenses
24:48and their associates
24:49are getting a hundred and forty thousand pounds
24:51in damages
24:51plus they're legal
24:52the whole package comes in
24:54at just over a million pounds
24:56now that's a lot
24:57even for news international to stomach
25:00but
25:02max mosley
25:03was their cute him
25:04of being
25:05a nazi
25:06and an orgy
25:06all he got
25:07what was sixty thousand pounds
25:08yes
25:09now you're getting it
25:13but i need
25:14i need paperwork
25:15or audio recording
25:17some sort of hard evidence
25:18i don't even have to publish it
25:20i just need to be able to show the guardian
25:22the preliminary hearings in two thousand and seven
25:24the public record
25:24that's not enough
25:36what is it
25:37you work it out
25:38can i use it
25:39nope
25:39i need to be able to use it
25:41summarize it
25:42yes
25:43show it to your editor
25:44yes
25:44quote from it
25:46no
25:46can i have your number
25:50be careful nick
25:53this could get nasty
26:11i have a piece on mp's expenses
26:13i want you to have a look at
26:14okay
26:14want some gingerbread
26:15my mother made it
26:16it's not very good
26:17i have evidence
26:19how long did that take you to get
26:21maybe two months
26:22and you've never mentioned it
26:25they're paying up millions to cover this up
26:27this is a story
26:29nick
26:30newspapers
26:31reporting on newspapers
26:32but the editor of that newspaper
26:33is about to enter government
26:35if andy colson was
26:37complicit in hacking phones
26:38as an editor
26:39imagine what he might do
26:40to enemies of the government
26:43show me what you have
26:45okay so
26:47print out of an email
26:50ross hindley at news of the world
26:51to shadow men
26:52at yahoo.co.uk
26:54it's glenn malkaer's email
26:55his email was shadow men
26:57it says transcript for neville
27:00wednesday 29th of june 2005
27:02i can read
27:03and neville is
27:05neville fellback chief reporter
27:06at news of the world
27:07there are transcripts
27:09of 35 voicemail messages
27:11which had been left on the phones
27:12of gordon taylor
27:13and a colleague
27:14wasn't just clive goodman
27:16and then there's this
27:19greg miscue assistant editor
27:21approving a payment of 7000 pounds
27:23two mile care
27:24for a story on gordon taylor
27:26and the police have access
27:28to all of this and more
27:29can we use this
27:31no
27:33can we get your mr apollo
27:34to speak on the record
27:37how long have we known each other
27:38i've no idea
27:40i've no interest in trying to work that out
27:42it'll make me feel old
27:43nearly 30 years
27:45this is it alan
27:46there is an industry making huge profit
27:48from evading people's private lives
27:50and rupert murdoch's bullying tabloids
27:52have explicitly encouraged it
27:53and are buying it
27:59this matters
28:06tin hats on
28:10good
28:10okay
28:15i'll let you know
28:16when i've got something
28:18thanks adam
28:20you may think you lead a private life
28:23but the guardian has uncovered evidence
28:25to suggest otherwise
28:26this strange story began
28:28in 2006
28:29with the arrest of two men
28:31the news of the world royal editor
28:33clive goodman
28:34and a private investigator
28:35glenn mulcair
28:36the men pled guilty
28:38to phone hacking charges
28:39and served prison sentences
28:40following an investigation
28:42the paper told the world
28:44that hacking was the work
28:45of one rogue reporter
28:46the story should have ended there
28:49but it didn't
29:04from the beginning on
29:06newspapers have prospered
29:07for one reason
29:08giving readers the news they want
29:13shit
29:14shit
29:15shit
29:15shit
29:15shit
29:16shit
29:16shit
29:17shit
29:17shit
29:21shit
29:22keep it simple
29:22rupert murdoch's newsgroup newspapers
29:25have paid out more than one million pounds
29:27to settle legal cases that threaten to reveal evidence
29:30of his journalists' repeated involvement
29:31in the use of criminal methods to get stories
29:34payments secured secrecy
29:36over out-of-court settlements
29:37in three cases that threaten to expose evidence
29:40of murdoch journalists
29:41using private investigators
29:43to illegally hack into the mobile phone messages
29:46of numerous public figures
29:48cabinet ministers
29:49mps
29:50actors
29:51and sports stars
29:52were all targets of private investigators
29:54are you sure we can safely list all those groups?
29:56we already have evidence of actors
29:58elmick first and sports stars
29:59sky and
30:00mps then
30:00i have an invoice
30:01uh recording a payment
30:03to a private investigator
30:04showing john prescott had been targeted
30:06it's likely hacking
30:07this article has no name sources
30:08no evidence on the record
30:10alan thinks we have enough
30:11i do too
30:11and we haven't got right of reply
30:13it's a declaration of bloody war
30:15murdoch and brooks
30:16they have nuclear weapons
30:17right now they do
30:18but we can neuter
30:19their nuclear weapons with this
30:20if we do
30:21fleet street will fall in behind us
30:22the police soon after
30:23and they have
30:24when they
30:25find the information they already have
30:27information they don't know
30:28they have
30:28the met we're talking about
30:31look
30:31once we publish
30:32they'll be forced to act
30:33can we name
30:34Coulson
30:36now you're worried
30:37i haven't gone far enough
30:38that makes it more
30:39in the public interest
30:40if we can name him
30:41i did ring conservative hq
30:43right reply jill
30:44i asked about
30:44the gordon taylor settlement
30:46his office replied
30:46it didn't ring any bells
30:48there'd be nothing that
30:49directly linked them
30:50i agree
30:50but
30:53we can say
30:54that he was the editor
30:56in place
30:56when journalists
30:57for whom he was responsible
30:58etc etc etc
30:59it's good
31:01it's good
31:05yes
31:06i'm uneasy
31:09but if you're sure
31:13i am
31:20reads well
31:28okay
31:36at half past five
31:38in the afternoon
31:38on wednesday
31:398th of july
31:392009
31:40i posted my news story
31:42on the guardian website
31:43as it ran
31:44the guardian news desk
31:45asked a reporter
31:45caroline davies
31:46to call john prescott
31:47ex-deputy prime minister
31:49to get a quote
31:50i told him the gist
31:52of the story
31:52and he said
31:53fucking hell
31:54you'd have thought
31:55the police
31:56in the committing
31:57of a criminal offence
31:58as clearly it is
31:59against anyone
32:00and particularly
32:00you'd have thought
32:01a cabinet member
32:02they would have come
32:03and told me about it
32:04and i wouldn't have
32:04asked them
32:05what are you gonna do
32:05about it
32:06prescott ruled
32:08but the house
32:09fell silent
32:11anyone
32:15anyone
32:20and fleet street
32:22well
32:26fleet street
32:27essentially
32:27did their best
32:29to ignore the story
32:30ask any journalist
32:31what a great story
32:32depends on
32:33they'll say the same thing
32:35a new angle
32:37when at least
32:38journalists
32:38can get mine
32:39we are reliant
32:40on our own profession
32:41to follow up on stories
32:43so they have impact
32:44to make a story
32:44newsworthy
32:45requires multiple
32:46news outlets
32:47but on this one
32:49crickets
32:51my company
32:52couldn't have settled
32:52the legal action
32:53like the guardian
32:54claims
32:54if they had done
32:55i'd have known
32:56about it
32:56i tried to get this
32:57out as wide as possible
32:59i talked on radio
33:00stations
33:00tv shows
33:01i took constant calls
33:02from agents
33:03of public figures
33:03asking am i on that list
33:05i slept about four hours
33:06and then
33:07at five in the afternoon
33:09i was surprised to hear
33:10that john yates
33:11assistant commissioner
33:12at scotland yard
33:13was preparing
33:14to make a statement
33:15good afternoon
33:17i was not involved
33:18in the original case
33:19and clearly come at this
33:21with an independent mind
33:22in my opinion
33:24what i have seen
33:25is a most careful investigation
33:26by very experienced detectives
33:29he proceeded
33:30to gently demolish
33:31our work
33:32we suggested
33:33there were thousands
33:34of victims
33:34their potential targets
33:36may have run
33:36into hundreds of people
33:37but our inquiry
33:39showed
33:39that they only used
33:40the tactic
33:41against a far smaller
33:42number of individuals
33:44and since no additional
33:45evidence has come to light
33:46i can see no reason
33:47to reopen the inquiry
33:49thank you
33:50that's all for today
33:51does that make the guardians
33:52fabricate your story
33:53no further comments
33:54i may have run
33:58into hundreds of people
33:58and our inquiry
34:00showed
34:00that the only used
34:01the tactic
34:02against a far sooner
34:03than the leader of the cars
34:04and since no additional
34:05evidence has come to light
34:06i can see no reason
34:08to reopen the inquiry
34:10that was assistant commissioner
34:12john yates
34:12speaking in response
34:13to prayer
34:18what is it
34:20the police haven't backed us
34:22and kistana's
34:23conducting a review
34:25he was director of public prosecutions then
34:27but he doesn't consider
34:28there was anything inappropriate
34:30in the prosecutions undertaken
34:31in this case
34:32we are being
34:34squashed
34:35we need to speak to your
34:36mr apollo
34:37we need to get him on the record
34:38he
34:38he can contact me
34:41i can't contact him
34:42nick
34:45our colleagues upstairs
34:47are gravely concerned
34:48is it possible
34:50you were set up
34:50no
34:51this is right
34:52i've used
34:53no named sources
34:54no quotes from documents
34:56we should never have published
34:58and murdoch has
35:00set his attack dogs
35:01on us in the comments
35:02they're briefing
35:03that we can't back up
35:04our story
35:04and now the cms select committee
35:07want to see us urgently
35:09that doesn't sound great
35:11they want to barbecue you nick
35:13and john yates has given them permission
35:18i'm sorry
35:18i uh
35:20i've read the runes wrong
35:22here
35:24guardian are putting together a statement
35:26what kind of statement
35:28i'll know when i see it
35:31i feel like i'm having a heart attack
35:35why is everybody doing this
36:09my mother was a strong character
36:11intelligent
36:13forceful
36:14imaginative
36:14trapped
36:15as she believed in domestic drudgery
36:17she had
36:19she had a furious temper
36:21this wasn't the 1950s toxic ideal
36:23of spare the rod and spoil the child
36:25this was mad beatings
36:27which he came after us
36:28with a black eyed fury
36:29armed with
36:30whatever weapon she had to hand
36:32a dog lead
36:33a slipper
36:34a riding crop
36:35a rope
36:38are you ready to say you're sorry
36:42no
36:48i've been working
36:50as a journalist
36:51for a couple of decades
36:52thinking i was interested in
36:53criminal justice
36:55and social problems
36:56when i saw that i was being drawn to stories
36:58again and again with the same theme
37:02a deep-seated urge to hit back
37:05at anybody at all
37:08who takes power
37:09and abuses it
37:10stupid child
37:11and
37:24and
39:26فهي حسنا
39:27خلفي
39:28أبطأ
39:29ستعرف مالذي
39:30أبطأ
39:32نك
39:37حسنا
39:38هل
39:39من
39:40أم
39:41أسرح
39:42أبطأ
39:45أسرح
39:46أسرح
39:47أسرح
39:47أسرح
39:49أسرح
39:49أسرح
39:51أسرح
39:51السماوات
39:52المتحدد
39:53المتوح
39:53أسرح
39:54أسرح
39:55والمقارنة لدينا بإمكانها هذا التحقق بإمكانها
39:59جميعاً
40:01لنبدأ أشهرًا
40:03لنبدأ لنهجب
40:06لنبدأ لنهجب
40:06لنهجب أشهرًا
40:08تشهرًا
40:10هسرًا
40:13تشهرًا
40:15تشهرًا
40:23تشهرًا
40:25مجردًا
40:25what do I do?
40:26how do I make it better?
40:28well we will talk to the school
40:32there'll be better
40:34it's a good school
40:37things have changed you know teachers, parents
40:41they're not allowed to do
40:43there's systems right?
40:47i thought about her
40:50earlier today i was reading this
40:53مجلسة
40:54بمجلسة
40:55أعطاء
40:55حقاً
40:57وحقاً
40:57وحركي
40:58وكذلك
40:58وحركي
40:59وحركي
40:59وحركي
41:00وحركي
41:00وحركي
41:01فترة
41:03سيئ
41:03شكراً
41:14أدخل
41:15وطلق
41:15سيئ
41:16قصة
41:44ترجمة نانسي قنقر
42:00ترجمة نانسي قنقر
42:27المترجم للقناة
42:52المترجم للقناة
43:28المترجم للقناة
43:31تعمل على الناس مع البابس عائلة
43:34الأمر؟
43:34وحضر أنتصأ الجلسة؟
43:41لديكتابات على صفحة حقاتي
43:47هذه الكرامات المقلية الحديدة
43:52سيشفكت من حسنة
43:56حقيقة صغيرة حسنة
43:57حسنة
43:57طلبة طلبة شكلات
44:01منذ تصدقالاتی Türk بلوطوات والنظرية.
44:03فقط سعجب بسرطة بسرطة بسرطة بسرطة بسرطة بسرطة حلوانة.
44:06فريدت كنت سعجب بسرطة بسرطة بسرطة بسرطة.
44:10ماذا تنتخل؟
44:10لديكت منتظرات اعطان افطان افطان الان؟
44:13ماذا تنبع؟
44:14لأنا تنتقل؟
44:15لأنني أعطان تلك ماذا تنبع؟
44:16بيئ نعم.
44:18هل تريد انتظر معاً؟
44:21into that committee room.
44:22I was just trying to protect my editor
44:24and my newspaper.
44:25And you.
44:28What sort of danger are you putting yourself in here?
46:34هل تقرأت المصطبب؟
46:37لا
46:38لكني أترك شيئا لكي
46:44إذا فقط سأذهب لكي أسرحكي وكي توقف
46:49لديك أسرحكي
46:51لديك أسرحكي
46:52وكي أسرحكي
46:56أسرحكي أسرحكي
47:00لديك أسرحكي
47:02أسرحكي أسرحكي جزء
47:05سأترك شكرا لكي ستركوا في إليها
47:09أسرحكي جزء من معلومات
47:12ولديك أسرحكي
47:14لديك أسرحكي
47:17أريد أن أبدأ أكون بمثالي
47:20أبداً أحرحكي
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