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00:00:00Your name is 강한나라고 합니다.

00:00:22만나고 싶었어요.

00:00:24난 당신을 알지만 당신은 날 모르는 상황이 기분 나빠서.

00:00:34아이가 몇 살인가요?

00:00:39언제부터 했는지 궁금하죠?

00:00:43얘는 9살이에요.

00:00:47어머니 말씀이 9살 때 준익 씨랑 똑같대요.

00:00:58아이씨 사랑뼈고 할까?

00:01:08그림 그리기 좋아하고 노래 잘하는 아이예요.

00:01:13주말엔 아빠랑 축구하는 것만 기다렸고.

00:01:16일주일에 한두 번밖에 못 보는 아빠였어도 세상에서 제일 사랑했어요.

00:01:22그런데 지금 저 아인 놀이 치료를 받고 있죠.

00:01:29선거대 합창을 하러 갔다가 아빠가 총에 맞아 죽는 장면을...

00:01:38복격해서요.

00:01:42아이가 그걸 봤다고요?

00:01:44은성이는 작은 나무 앞 창단에서 노래를 불러요.

00:02:03왜 그래?

00:02:07아니야.

00:02:08날마다 그런 생각을 해요.

00:02:12만약에...

00:02:13내 아이가 그걸 목격하지 않았더라도...

00:02:17이렇게까지 당신을 증오했을까?

00:02:21그날 이후...

00:02:23당신의 슬픔이 온 나라에 내걸렸죠?

00:02:27참...

00:02:28고급스러운 슬픔...

00:02:42당신은 옆모습이 아름다워요.

00:02:46특히 이 사진이 가슴 아프죠.

00:02:53어떻게 당신 눈물은 끝내 떨어지질 않나요?

00:02:57사람들은 당신의 슬픔이 참 품위 있다고들 하는데...

00:03:01그때 나는요.

00:03:03가슴을 뜯으며 울부짖고 있었어요.

00:03:18사람들이 당신의 슬픔에 감탄할 때...

00:03:22난 혼자서...

00:03:23내 아이를 지키기 위해 이리저리 날뛰고 있었고...

00:03:30당신이 남편의 뜻을 이어받겠다고 그렇게 외치는 동안...

00:03:34폭탄에 앉아 기차를 타고...

00:03:36저는 이곳을 향해 계속 달려왔습니다.

00:03:43난 그 사람이 벗어놓은 옷도 치우지 못해서 벌벌 떨었어요.

00:03:54뭘 원하나요?

00:03:59유전자 검사 결과가 나왔어요.

00:04:02고친 생자 소송이 시작될 겁니다.

00:04:05들어주는 모든 사람들에게 말할 거예요.

00:04:07장준이게 숨겨진 아들이...

00:04:09잃어버린 것들을 되찾으려 한다고.

00:04:16참...

00:04:17이 소송은 시할머니가 지원하고 계세요.

00:04:20할머니는 가족이 우리를 지지하는 걸 보여주기 위해...

00:04:24집으로 들어오라고 하셨고요.

00:04:29우리는 내일...

00:04:30아이 아빠가 살던 집으로 이사합니다.

00:04:35주님 씨가 나빴네요.

00:04:38나한테 이혼을 하자고 했었어야죠.

00:04:41그 사람 그렇게 슬피쉬한 데가 있어요.

00:04:47난 법에서 정한 거 이상...

00:04:48아이에게 줄 수 있어요.

00:04:50최대한 조용하게 하죠.

00:04:52그게 아이를 위해서 좋을 테니까.

00:04:56주님 씨가 말한 그대로네요.

00:04:58뭐든지 참는 사람이라고.

00:05:01근데 난 참을성이 하나도 없거든요.

00:05:04그런 내가...

00:05:06주님 씨를 사랑해서 모든 걸 참은 거예요.

00:05:09내가 돈 때문에 이러는 것 같아요?

00:05:11시끄럽게 하고 싶어요.

00:05:13세상 사람들이 다 알 수 있게.

00:05:14주님 씨가 정말 사랑했던 건 나고...

00:05:17우리 아이고...

00:05:20당신 슬픔은 가짜라고.

00:05:22세상에 고급스러운 슬픔이 어딨어.

00:05:33진짜 슬픔은 품위가 없어요.

00:05:37그건 소리 지르고 날뛰는 짐승 같은 거예요.

00:05:45여기 어디야?

00:05:502022년 소외된 말매.

00:05:52여섯 살 때.

00:05:54멋있다.

00:05:56줄 가요?

00:06:00고마워.

00:06:02나는 또 있어요.

00:06:04여행을 많이 다녔거든요.

00:06:12사랑하는 사람을 잃은 게 처음인가 봐요.

00:06:18난 세 번째예요.

00:06:21슬픔에는 에너지가 많이 들어요.

00:06:25처음에는 분노.

00:06:27그다음에 치욕.

00:06:29그다음에 원한.

00:06:30후회.

00:06:31자책.

00:06:33이 많은 감정이 다 지나야 진짜 슬픔이 찾아와요.

00:06:37진짜 슬픔은...

00:06:39끔찍할 정도로 조용해요.

00:06:41돌덩어리처럼 무겁고.

00:06:44그러니까 지금 너무 날뛰지 말아요.

00:06:47나중에 아예 돌버림은 있어야 되잖아요.

00:06:49준익 씨는 불행했어.

00:06:51당신 때문에.

00:06:54그 사람 사랑 안 했지?

00:06:57마지막으로 사랑을 나눈 건 언제예요?

00:07:04나는요.

00:07:06내 사랑을.

00:07:08끔찍한 결혼 생활에서 꺼내주고 싶었어.

00:07:11준익 씨야말로 돌덩어리를 껴안고 물속에 가라앉고 있었어요.

00:07:23나 원래 약한 사람하고 안 싸우는데요.

00:07:27싸워야 하는 상황이 있으면 가만히 있지 않을 거예요.

00:07:31정신 똑바로 차려요, 강한나 씨.

00:07:34살면서 그렇게 끔찍한 일을 겪어도.

00:07:39그게 한 번으로 끝날 거부는 없으니까.

00:07:56이 목걸이 내가 디자인한 거 알아요?

00:08:02지난 2000년간 최신 인기 디자인.

00:08:07제일 인기 있는 디자인이라던데.

00:08:10지난 2000년 동안.

00:08:13나는 보석 디자이너예요.

00:08:15이거 카빙하면서 뭐 기도할게요?

00:08:18내가 고통받은 만큼.

00:08:20당신도 고통받게 해달라고.

00:08:24하나님은 참.

00:08:26이상한 방식으로 기도를 들어주시죠.

00:08:31나 약보는 거 알아요.

00:08:32나 약보는 거 알아요.

00:08:34하지만 난 꼭 당신 울릴 거야.

00:08:38그 눈물.

00:08:40바닥에 떨어지는 거.

00:08:42꼭 볼 거야.

00:08:59좋다.さい。

00:09:02어버님이!

00:09:03괜찮아요.

00:09:03It's okay.

00:09:33It's okay.

00:09:34It's okay.

00:09:36It's okay.

00:09:38It's okay.

00:09:46It's okay.

00:10:00언제부터 알고 계셨어요?

00:10:06걔가 기효이 널 만났구나.

00:10:08언제부터 저를 갖고 노셨는지 알고 싶습니다, 어머니.

00:10:10걔는 선수야.

00:10:12계획적으로 접근해서 준익이를 이용한 거야.

00:10:16선거 전에 다 정리가 됐었다.

00:10:18넉넉히 챙겨주니까 외국으로 떠나겠다고 했고.

00:10:21너무 억울해요.

00:10:23전 영원히 기회를 뺏긴 거잖아요.

00:10:25준익 씨 눈을 똑바로 쳐다보면서 헤어지자고 말할 기회.

00:10:28다시 살려내서 이혼하고 싶으신 적.

00:10:36알아.

00:10:38절벽에서 거꾸로 떨어지는 것 같겠지.

00:10:43근데 있잖아.

00:10:46너 이런 일로 안 죽는다.

00:10:49오늘은 큰일이 난 것 같겠지만.

00:10:52내가 죽는 생각보다 괜찮다는 거 알게 될 거야.

00:10:59어느 날 문득.

00:11:01이전보다 강해진 걸 느낄 거고.

00:11:05내가 알아.

00:11:05몇 번이나 겪었으니까.

00:11:08어머니 저한테 줄마라고 하셨어요.

00:11:11사람들 앞에서 제가 장비 당하길 바라셨어요?

00:11:15어머니 알고 계셨죠?

00:11:16저 여자가 나설 거라는 거.

00:11:21솔직히 이건 기회야.

00:11:24모르겠니?

00:11:25네가 준익이를 떼내고 너 자신으로 선거에 나설 기회.

00:11:29사람들에게 약정을 보여주고 안아주게 할 기회.

00:11:33그 여자는 널 망칠 수 없고.

00:11:36어떤 일이 있어도 너는.

00:11:39앞으로 나가는 사람이라는 걸 보여줄 기회.

00:11:49가끔 보면 어머니 정말 미치실 것 같아요.

00:11:54이 순간부터.

00:11:57어머니와 손 긋겠습니다.

00:12:01너는 나 없이 대통령이 될 수 없어.

00:12:07이런 식으로 대통령 되고 싶지 않습니다.

00:12:21우리 계약.

00:12:23여기서 끝내겠습니다.

00:12:27네가 이러고도 무서워할 것 같아?

00:12:31제가 여기서 나갈 때 소중하게 챙겨나간 건 딱 하나예요.

00:12:36어머니가 주셨던 보석감.

00:12:38기억하세요?

00:12:44살면서 준익이한테 하나씩 받아서 가득 채워라.

00:12:48그게 너의 행복이 될 거야.

00:12:59어머니, 이건 탈세잖아요.

00:13:03무슨 소리니?

00:13:04법령에 따른 엄연한 절세인데.

00:13:08저는 보석을 받고 행복해질 것 같지 않아서.

00:13:11어머니의 비밀들을 모으기 시작했어요.

00:13:13너 왜 이러니?

00:13:14쟤랑 결혼하더니 이상해졌어.

00:13:17매몬 사람 핑계 대지 마세요.

00:13:20저는 분식회계에는 가담하지 않겠습니다.

00:13:22그게 언젠가 저를 지켜줄 거라고 생각했어요.

00:13:32덕분에 어머니가 어떤 사람인 줄 알면서도 두려움 없이 손잡고 일할 수 있었어요.

00:13:44그 여자 조용하게 해주세요.

00:13:49앞으로 어디에서든 그 여자에게 놓고 싶지 않습니다.

00:13:58어른한테 인사 한 번 온 법이 없어서 내가 와봤다.

00:14:03우리 강아지 봤다며?

00:14:05얼마나 예쁜 짓도 봤어?

00:14:08집이 꼭 닮았지?

00:14:10이제 네가 얼마나 못된 년인지 알겠니?

00:14:13그런 아이 하나 없이 우리 준익이 눈감할 뻔 했잖아.

00:14:16곧 있으면 곁에 두고 함께 살 거다.

00:14:20진작 그랬어야 했는데.

00:14:22애비 살아있을 때.

00:14:26응, 미지 씨.

00:14:28우리 지난번에 전재산 기부 목록 만든 거 있잖아.

00:14:32그거 당장 집행해줘.

00:14:36어머니, 무슨 말씀이시죠?

00:14:41혹시 지금 보이스피싱...

00:14:47왜요?

00:14:49유산 받으면 은성이 엄마랑 또 나누기로 하셨어요?

00:14:53많이 놀라신 거 같은데.

00:14:54조금씩 말하는 것 같은데?

00:15:23근데 알아요?

00:15:24근데 알아요?

00:15:26I can't hear you.

00:15:27It's not that you can hear me.

00:15:54It's not that you can hear you.

00:20:52I don't know if I can't do it.

00:21:07I don't know if I can't do it.

00:21:32I can't do it.

00:22:17Transcription by CastingWords

00:22:27This is what is the meaning of the United States.

00:22:35The attack of the United States has been marked.

00:22:39In the next 20 days,

00:22:41the war will happen.

00:22:45Sir,

00:22:48what are you saying now?

00:22:50I have been scared of the war forever.

00:22:56But I have never been afraid of today.

00:23:00The war is just like yesterday,

00:23:02just like today,

00:23:03just like today.

00:23:04So, what is it?

00:23:07Is there anything we can do?

00:23:10You have to do it.

00:23:12You have to do it.

00:23:13You have to do it.

00:23:14You have to do it.

00:23:17You have to do it.

00:23:18You let it go.

00:23:21You have to do it.

00:23:27We have to do it.

00:23:28You have to do it.

00:23:35You do it.

00:24:13Who's your friend?

00:24:21I'm a friend of the people.

00:24:24To achieve the peace and peace of life,

00:24:26we all see how we live well.

00:24:29It's my dream.

00:24:30What's wrong with you?

00:24:31You're going to have to fight against the war.

00:24:34Are you sure?

00:24:40You're dead?

00:24:41You're dead, but you're not.

00:24:42If you're dead, you're going to die.

00:24:45If you're dead, you're going to die.

00:24:47Don't be afraid.

00:24:53You're dead.

00:24:54What's going on?

00:24:58I'm sorry.

00:25:00What's going on?

00:25:00I don't have time now.

00:25:10Do you hear me?

00:25:13What happened in Beijing?

00:25:59I have no idea not yet.

00:26:00I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

00:26:51I don't know.

00:27:00You can't see anything else.

00:27:04You can't see anything else.

00:27:05You can't see anything else.

00:27:06What are you doing?

00:27:07I'm in the hospital.

00:27:08Can you tell us?

00:27:13Can you tell us?

00:27:14We don't have to tell us.

00:27:17We don't have to tell us.

00:27:18This is clear.

00:27:19You don't have to tell us.

00:27:20Let me tell you.

00:27:23Turn all up.

00:27:23Come on, Monica.

00:27:36We're fucking coming here.

00:27:40Let's go.

00:27:41They're hugging me.

00:27:41We only tell you what's wrong out there.

00:27:41Before he got up, Luke.

00:27:44Let's go.

00:27:48Warning.

00:27:55Thank you very much.

00:28:21Okay, let's see what's going on in the middle of the country.

00:28:34Yes, I know.

00:28:35What?

00:28:37It's a foreign language.

00:28:40What is it?

00:28:44What is it?

00:28:44It's really a doubtful.

00:28:46It's like a national flag.

00:28:49So I googled the message and got a message.

00:28:55It was a password to the phone.

00:29:00It was like a message.

00:29:03But it was a single letter to the phone.

00:29:11But it was a single letter.

00:29:15That's why I'm so happy to be here.

00:29:24I'm so happy to be here.

00:29:28I'm so happy to be here.

00:29:31I'm so happy to be here.

00:29:34I'm so happy to be here.

00:29:34I'm happy to be here.

00:29:34Dear Junik, it all started about a month ago.

00:29:37When three crew members from a North Korean submarine defected to the US.

00:29:42According to their statements.

00:29:52The new submarine being built in North Korea is not an upgraded version of the Romeo class as initially believed.

00:30:02But actually, a highly advanced 10,000-ton class SSBM.

00:30:07440 meters long, maybe 10 meters across.

00:30:10Tapsing in-on is 160 million.

00:30:12Space for 160 crew.

00:30:13Kick out.

00:30:14Son-shun-yang 옆으로.

00:30:15Tak-dall-mak-an-nal-ge-go-dall.

00:30:17Su-zik-bal-sak-an-i-yo-dol-gye-sik.

00:30:19Two-zill-lo-chong-gye-yo-sok-gye.

00:30:21De-yong-bal-sak-an-tang-gye.

00:30:22But the ship is 2 meters.

00:30:25The raid in two rows of eight.

00:30:27Sixteen vertical launch strips on the bridge.

00:30:29Large size models with a diameter around two meters.

00:30:41The whole agency was upended.

00:30:43And everyone started pouring through all available satellite images of North Korea.

00:30:48Eventually, they identified an object in a few of those images.

00:30:51Just a shadow.

00:30:52But enough to start planning the operation.

00:31:01It's an exact match.

00:31:02This confirms the submarine's crew status.

00:31:04Well, we'll have to authenticate it,

00:31:07but this does suggest a high probability that they're the same.

00:31:10Then we must take immediate action.

00:31:12Well, of course. Why hesitate when the evidence is so clear?

00:31:18I didn't believe it.

00:31:20How could anyone build a submarine without so much as a whisper leaking out?

00:31:33That's what I've been saying.

00:31:35So I wanted to hear the story from them directly.

00:31:38But then something happened.

00:31:50One crew member shot the other two,

00:31:53and then turned the gun on himself.

00:31:54He's like a dead.

00:31:56Same.

00:32:01But the whole incident was swept under the rug.

00:32:05The three aircraft carriers, Roosevelt, Reagan, and Carl Benson, will deploy to Korea to face a potential crisis on the

00:32:12peninsula.

00:32:14Preparations for a strike on North Korea are still underway.

00:32:17And the only evidence we have are the crew's statements.

00:32:22Mr. President, may I have a word?

00:32:24Mr. President, we have to ascertain whether these submarines are real.

00:32:28We can't move forward based on the testimony of three dead witnesses.

00:32:30Mr. President, sir.

00:32:32Mr. President, I decided to take matters into my own hands and find out whether that submarine really exists.

00:32:43I've been scouring records trying to find out who's been buying submarine components.

00:32:47Mr. President, I'm still missing 2021.

00:32:50Mr. President, as I suspected, I came up with nothing.

00:32:52Mr. President, there was a shred of evidence indicating that North Korea is building a 10,000-ton nuclear submarine.

00:32:59However, there was one name I kept coming across over and over again.

00:33:11Somebody who imported structural steel plates from Poland.

00:33:18Precision sensors from Switzerland.

00:33:24Mr. President, engineers from Sweden.

00:33:27Mr. President, the name was Stella Young, an American arms lobbyist.

00:33:40Wait, this Stella Young is saying the North Koreans have the capability to build a nuclear submarine?

00:33:48Mr. President, I heard a rumor that for the past five years,

00:33:50Mr. President, she's been claiming that North Korea does have the capability to build a 10,000-ton submarine.

00:33:55Mr. President, so I started looking into her.

00:33:57Mr. President, so I thought she was catching up with her.

00:34:11Mr. President, so I can't imagine that she was the one-ton submarine.

00:34:12Mr. President, it's somebody who's got a nuclear submarine in this country.

00:34:16Mr. President, I've seen it once before.

00:34:18Mr. President, I've seen it once before.

00:34:18Mr. President, I saw the passport of a Romanian asset I saw, had no picture.

00:34:22Mr. President, so I could see a passport for a Romanian asset I saw, had no picture.

00:34:27Stella, you're a foreign worker?

00:34:31Well, according to her immigration records, she entered South Korea 10 years ago and never returned.

00:34:40I suspect she's still in South Korea. Please find her unique. It's the only way to solve the mystery behind

00:34:47this submarine.

00:34:52And this is the last thing I've sent.

00:34:59My friend Anderson, I think I know that girl. Stella, if you're done, I'll send you a mail.

00:35:07I'll send you a mail.

00:35:13And then there were a few days later...

00:35:15Charlie was killed...

00:35:17The crime was Stellar, maybe?

00:35:22A few days after the U.S. has been in the U.S. Army in the U.S. Army.

00:35:28U.S. Army Army has been to the U.S. Army in the U.S. Army,

00:35:31and this is a good thing for you to reveal that the U.S. Army is a great one.

00:35:35What are you doing here?

00:35:37Are you sure you're in the middle of the war?

00:35:37Yes, the military force is 170.6m,

00:35:41the force is 11.8m,

00:35:43the fuel supply supply is 1.9 million tons.

00:35:45It's been a very important thing.

00:35:51It's been a very important thing.

00:35:53The military force is to be able to get the military power.

00:35:53It's just one thing left.

00:35:56The military force is to be able to get the military power.

00:36:32성부와 성자와 성령의 이름으로 아멘.

00:36:38여기 왜 오셨는지 알아요. 너무 괴로우시죠?

00:36:50전쟁이 곧 일어나나요? 오늘인가요? 내일인가요?

00:36:59사문주, 너?

00:37:02전 그래도 제 동맹 믿었습니다. 우리가 아주 안 좋을 때도 전쟁을 막기 위해 서로 각자 다른 노력을 하고 있는 거라고.

00:37:12협상 전엔 언제나 메모 보내셨잖아요. 우리가 물러서도 되는 부분, 절대로 안 될 부분.

00:37:18어떻게 거기서 물러설 수 있었어요? 도대체 무슨 일이 있었길래 한반도에서 전쟁이 일어날 수도 있다는 걸 받아들이셨냐고요?

00:37:33성당에 들어오는데 인생이 주마등처럼 지나갔어. 살면서 죽을 뻔했던 순간들.

00:37:41그때 죽었다면 얼마나 좋았을까? 넌 절대 알 수 없겠지. 몇백만의 삶과 죽음 사이에서 선택해야 하는 인간의 괴로움.

00:37:53몰라서 다행이라고 생각해라.

00:37:55저라면 그 어떤 경우에서라도 전쟁을 택하진 않았을 거예요.

00:38:03함부로 말하지 마. 너라면 달랐을 것 같아?

00:38:09네가 뭘 할 수 있는데.

00:38:19잠깐 뵐 수 있을까요, 대사님? 지혜를 청하고 싶습니다.

00:38:37너라면 뵐 수 있을까요, 대사님?

00:38:53노 청수에.

00:38:55안녕, Ambassador.

00:38:58Your eyes have lost their usual serenity.

00:39:02We seem worried.

00:39:03You're wide with worry.

00:39:04Are you concerned about tonight?

00:39:07Is China aware of the situation, Ambassador?

00:39:10Why would China tolerate a war in Korea?

00:39:15You want this war?

00:39:18Everyone wants it.

00:39:20I see there's a reason behind this.

00:39:23A reason driving this war.

00:39:27Ambassador, have you ever seen the Yellow River flood with your own eyes?

00:39:32No, I have not.

00:39:33Water is vast and powerful.

00:39:36It sweeps away everything in its path.

00:39:38It's futile to resist it.

00:39:40It's foolish to think that mere mortals can bend the will of the heavens.

00:39:46You cannot fathom this, Ambassador, because you have never seen something truly vast.

00:39:52No, I understand you wish to prevent this war, but there's nothing you can do.

00:39:57Except pray.

00:40:00Pray the war ends swiftly, like a summer shower, fierce but fleeting.

00:40:06Because if things go wrong, it could escalate to World War III.

00:40:18What does that mean, Your Excellency?

00:40:20It's an old poem written by a Korean man named Cheong Yeo-kyong when he was seven years old.

00:40:26I believe a small mountain can overcome a big one, because I'm young and naive like him.

00:40:34So, I'll do what I can.

00:40:37So stubborn.

00:40:40So beautiful, so smart.

00:40:44And yet you will die.

00:41:00Now I'm old.

00:41:01What?

00:41:15How do you feel like this year?

00:45:52I received the following video.

00:46:50I will be proud.

00:46:52I would like to be a man who would be a sick man.

00:46:57And I would rather be one of those who would be the same person.

00:46:59I would like to be a good person to meet them.

00:47:02And now I will meet them and meet them in the morning and to meet them.

00:47:11Please help me to let you know.

00:47:12I'm going to go back to the ground!

00:47:15I'm going to go back to the ground!

00:47:46Oh, my God.

00:48:12Oh, my God.

00:48:46Oh, my God.

00:49:04Oh, my God.

00:49:12Oh, my God.

00:49:24Oh, my God.

00:49:51Oh, my God.

00:50:20Oh, my God.

00:50:26Oh, my God.

00:50:32지금부터는 더 아플 겁니다.

00:50:35꿰밀 거니까.

00:50:38지금요?

00:50:40누가요?

00:50:42내가요.

00:50:47마취주사 놓는 것보다 빠를 겁니다.

00:51:12마취주사 놓는 것보다 빠를 겁니다.

00:51:35잘 참으셨습니다.

00:51:38잘 참으셨습니다.

00:51:43좋은 환자네요.

00:51:48욕했어요.

00:51:52욕했어요.

00:51:52속으로.

00:51:52조전 중에 이정도로 다치면 1분 내로 응급처치하고 다시 소총을 듭니다.

00:52:01이 팔로 총을 쏘요?

00:52:04쏴야죠.

00:52:08나한테 총 쏜 새끼 잡으려면.

00:52:22나한테 총 쏜 새끼 잡으려면.

00:52:25어떤 새끼요?

00:52:27어떤 새끼요?

00:52:28후보님 쏜 새끼.

00:52:31왜요?

00:52:32뼈라도 건드렸으면.

00:52:37내가 죽였을 테니까.

00:52:52내가 죽였을 테니까.

00:53:12오늘 밤 저는 한반도의 안보에 대한 국민 여러분의 불안과 의혹을 해소하기 위해 이 자리에 섰습니다.

00:53:26미국이 북한의 전략 핵 잠수함에 대한 의혹을 가진 것은 사실입니다.

00:53:34하지만 저는 북한 핵무기의 실체가 확인되기 전까지 미국이 어떤 군사적 결전도 내리지 않을 것으로 믿습니다.

00:53:46대통령님이 그러셨죠.

00:53:48상대방의 진정한 목적을 알면 협상은 무조건 성공한다고.

00:53:53어떤 대통령이 되고 싶으셨는지 전합니다.

00:53:57결국은 무조건 전쟁을 막을 수 있는 길을 택하실 거예요.

00:54:08오늘 밤 제 계획이에요.

00:54:11제 모든 걸 걸고 제안 드려요.

00:54:13제가 끝까지 말을 마칠 수 있도록 해주세요.

00:54:17벙커에서 나올 수 있게 도와드릴게요.

00:54:21어떠한 순간에도 저는 이곳에 있겠습니다.

00:54:26마지막까지 국민 여러분의 가장 가까운 곳에서 평화를 위한 최선의 노력을 다하겠습니다.

00:54:33위대한 국민 여러분.

00:54:36오늘 우리는 그 어느 때보다도 서로를 지켜야 합니다.

00:54:41일상을 유지해 주시기 바랍니다.

00:54:44정부를 믿고 지시에 따라 주십시오.

00:54:54정부를 믿고 지시기 바랍니다.

00:54:57정부를 믿고 지시기 바랍니다.

00:55:00정부를 믿고 지시기 바랍니다.

00:55:01남은 신선을 잘 못하십시오.

00:55:03정부를 믿고 지시기 바랍니다.

00:55:04저에게 ㅎㅎ

00:55:10my last question this couldn't have been easy for you why put yourself through all of this

00:55:15because the planned u.s attack against north korea was predicated on false information from

00:55:22the very beginning what if this leads to war on the korean peninsula costing tens of thousands

00:55:27of lives perhaps more and in the end we find no trace of this supposed submarine i need a report

00:55:33on the impact of this anderson interview on the midterm elections on my desk in three hours

00:55:41if we attacked north korea in 1994 they wouldn't have a single nuclear bomb today

00:55:46we missed the same opportunity in 2006 and again in 2017 why because we're always so damn concerned

00:55:54about some midterm election six months down the line if we eliminate the north korean threat today

00:56:00america will be thanking us for god damn decades

00:56:11we're going to go where are we going to go?

00:56:14the department is using the same company

00:56:18the department has built the new plan

00:56:20we haven't built the new plan

00:56:23i thought it was here

00:56:24I think it was the end of the day.

00:57:15I think it was the end of the day.

00:57:22I think it was the end of the day.

00:57:26I think it was the end of the day.

00:57:37About the day, three, four.

00:58:53One hand, one hand.

00:58:56One hand.

00:59:08One hand, one hand.

00:59:21One hand, one hand.

00:59:25One hand, one hand.

00:59:28One hand, one hand.

00:59:30One hand.

00:59:34One hand.

00:59:36One hand.

00:59:37One hand.

00:59:42One hand.

00:59:49One hand.

00:59:53One hand.

00:59:55One hand.

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01:03:55One hand.

01:03:57One hand.

01:03:57I'm going to take a look at the plane.

01:04:06He was close to the plane, and he was close to the plane.

01:04:09If the plane was close, he would want to be close to the plane.

01:04:20He would like to have any family.

01:04:21I'm not going to go to the next door.

01:04:22You're not going to go to the next door?

01:04:28No.

01:04:41I want to go here.

01:04:51I was going to kill you.

01:04:56I was going to kill you.

01:05:07I was going to kill you.

01:05:14I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:06:06I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:06:21I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:06:33I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:06:46I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:07:18I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:07:49I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:08:14I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:08:17I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:08:47I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:09:17I wish I had a happy feeling.

01:09:29I wish I had a happy feeling.

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