Final Broadcast

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Final Broadcast

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00:01:00Sabrina!

00:01:03There you are.

00:01:06I thought you could use something here.

00:01:09You said you were at the office.

00:01:11I was.

00:01:13Well, I stopped by.

00:01:15I ran into Bill.

00:01:17That guy has a million stories.

00:01:19Bill's in Chicago.

00:01:21His wife told me this morning.

00:01:24Sabrina, it's not what you think.

00:01:26And what do I think exactly?

00:01:29That you were with someone else?

00:01:32That you lied to me?

00:01:34That every time you make a promise,

00:01:37you're just buying time to hide something?

00:01:40Please don't put it that way.

00:01:43There's no one else.

00:01:44That's not it.

00:01:47But sometimes I feel like if I told you everything just the way it is,

00:01:54I'd lose you.

00:01:56So instead you keep me guessing.

00:02:04You know what's the worst part, Philip?

00:02:07I'm not even angry.

00:02:11I'm just tired of sweet talk.

00:02:16Words that stroke you while they deceive.

00:02:20I wasn't supposed to go this way.

00:02:27I didn't.

00:02:39What is going on?

00:02:47Ten years ago, the Western states' federal government

00:02:50and the Eastern National Democracy government

00:02:52announced the imminent threat of nuclear war

00:02:55due to uncontrollable disputes over energy, ideology,

00:02:58and repeated betrayals.

00:03:00Citizens of the world,

00:03:02as we stand on the brink of this unprecedented event,

00:03:05it is imperative that we stand together in solidarity and in hope.

00:03:12The two governments warned the population to prepare for a nuclear winter

00:03:16that would make the Earth's surface uninhabitable

00:03:19for humans, plants, and animals.

00:03:21It was unclear why, but a 3,653-day countdown began.

00:03:26To protect the population,

00:03:28the two governments started the Humanity Global Protection Plan, or HGPP.

00:03:32The HGPP was established to provide for the creation of public shelters

00:03:37assigned through a lottery.

00:03:40Accessing protection in a public shelter has become increasingly difficult.

00:03:44Shelter space has become scarce and prohibitively expensive.

00:03:48Those fortunate enough to have a spot reserved in one of these shelters

00:03:51live with a bittersweet sense of security,

00:03:54knowing many others are left unprotected.

00:03:57It is no coincidence that we are here today.

00:04:00Nothing that is happening is random.

00:04:04And if it is your destiny to survive,

00:04:06you will survive.

00:04:08A few years ago, with cities largely abandoned,

00:04:11Central Park was transformed into a vast multitude of private shelters

00:04:15designed for the wealthiest part of the population,

00:04:18further increasing the already enormous difference with the rest of the citizens.

00:04:22The remaining part of the population, unable to afford private shelter

00:04:26and not selected for the public ones,

00:04:28lives in a state of indifference and fear.

00:04:31This situation has pushed them to deny the incoming nuclear threat

00:04:35and to create the so-called no-crisis groups.

00:04:38For the first time in history, we will be united in a common cause.

00:04:45As we stand side by side, trying to enjoy these final minutes that we have together

00:04:50and take it as it comes,

00:04:52we acknowledge that this is the end of an era.

00:04:58These events overlapped with the birth of the television channel

00:05:01that has kept you company for the past 10 years.

00:05:05BWC, Broadcast World Crisis,

00:05:07to help keep you informed, fit, and always up to date on developments.

00:05:1224 hours a day, 7 days a week.

00:05:14The 10 years of waiting are over.

00:05:16Amid skepticism and certainty,

00:05:18the two governments continue to confirm

00:05:21that there is now no way to prevent this nuclear holocaust.

00:05:25So today, we're airing the last episode of Final Broadcast.

00:05:32Good morning.

00:05:33Welcome to the last episode of Final Broadcast.

00:05:37I'm Jack.

00:05:38And I'm Sarah.

00:05:39And if you're just tuning in, today's not like any other day.

00:05:42That's right.

00:05:43As we know, there is an impending nuclear apocalypse.

00:05:46But, hey, way to make sure your last moments are informative and fun.

00:05:50Today's show promises an array of engaging content.

00:05:53Not only will we have a direct link with the president,

00:05:56but we're thrilled to welcome the ever-entertaining comedian Morty McFunny

00:06:01and many other outstanding guests.

00:06:03So hang tight for our theme, and we'll dive straight in.

00:06:26We'll see you next time.

00:06:57Welcome back.

00:06:58As we navigate through the final minutes of our planet's existence,

00:07:02you'll notice a timer ticking away in the corner of your screen,

00:07:05reminding us of the precious moments we have left together.

00:07:08Yeah, that's right, Jack.

00:07:10This broadcast is the only live event currently airing in the Western world,

00:07:14and it's a tremendous honor for all of us here at World Broadcast Crisis.

00:07:19Our dedicated team has been working tirelessly to bring you this monumental episode.

00:07:25And speaking of monumental, none of this would have been possible without our generous sponsor,

00:07:30the American ice cream giant, Frosty Bliss.

00:07:34That's right, Jack.

00:07:35Frosty Bliss has been making waves with their non-melting ice cream,

00:07:39perfect for our rapidly warming planet.

00:07:42We're now joined by the visionary entrepreneur behind it all, Mr. Steve Frost.

00:07:49Thank you, Sarah. Thank you, Jack.

00:07:51With global temperatures soaring, I wanted to give the world a constant chill with our ice cream.

00:07:56And now, as we face a nuclear apocalypse,

00:07:58what better way to spend your final moments than with a cool treat from Frosty Bliss?

00:08:03Plus, if you use our app, you can get it delivered in under 15 minutes.

00:08:09All right, Steve, I got to ask.

00:08:11You're offering an express delivery because the world's about to end, right?

00:08:14Because usually y'all slow as more.

00:08:18Well, Jack, let's just say we want to make sure everyone gets their final treat.

00:08:22And for those who might make it through,

00:08:24we're launching a limited edition flavor tomorrow called Survivor.

00:08:28We've produced a million units.

00:08:30Though I guess it might not be that limited if fewer folks make it through, right?

00:08:34Always the optimist, aren't you, Steve?

00:08:38Well, you got to find a silver lining somewhere, right?

00:08:40If it really is the end, might as well go out with a smile.

00:08:42And maybe with a scoop of Survivor.

00:08:46Right on. Thank you, Steve.

00:08:47Sorry, I thought I lost you there for a minute.

00:08:48Big thanks to Frosty Bliss.

00:08:50It is going to be a night of introspection,

00:08:54questions, and perhaps some answers.

00:08:57Tips on navigating these final hours,

00:08:59the last ever weather report,

00:09:01and the results of our ultimate betting contest.

00:09:05But before we get to the heart of it,

00:09:07let's give our hilarious Sporty McFunny a moment.

00:09:26Here we are.

00:09:30Why so down, folks?

00:09:32For as the saying goes,

00:09:33we are dust,

00:09:34and to dust we shall return.

00:09:37Except for the people in Antarctica

00:09:38who turn back into slushy.

00:09:46You know, I've heard so many end-of-the-world jokes today,

00:09:49it's like there's no tomorrow.

00:09:55You know, I ran into my friend,

00:09:58and he was crying,

00:10:00and I asked him why,

00:10:01and he said his girl left him.

00:10:03And I said,

00:10:04Hey, buck up, buddy.

00:10:06It's not like it's the end of the war-

00:10:07Oh, wait.

00:10:10Cry on.

00:10:13Oh, your girl left you.

00:10:15It's the end of the world,

00:10:17and it's raining, really.

00:10:19It's just another Monday.

00:10:22Tonight, nobody has plans.

00:10:27I'm dying to see what happens next.

00:10:32I ran into our musical guest backstage,

00:10:34composing his new piece.

00:10:36Of course, after tonight,

00:10:38it's no longer composition,

00:10:39so much as it's decomposition.

00:10:44Now,

00:10:46a touching love story.

00:10:49I saw a man

00:10:51talking to his life

00:10:53tonight.

00:10:54Elena, he said,

00:10:57We've been through so much.

00:10:59Do you remember the time

00:11:01when our house burned down

00:11:04and we lost everything?

00:11:06You were right there with me.

00:11:09Yes, I remember,

00:11:13she replied.

00:11:14And Elena,

00:11:16do you remember

00:11:17when our son died

00:11:19in that tragic car accident?

00:11:21My heart was broken,

00:11:23but you were there.

00:11:26She began to cry softly.

00:11:28Yes, I remember.

00:11:33Now,

00:11:35the world is ending.

00:11:37And Elena,

00:11:40where are you?

00:11:43Right here,

00:11:44beside you,

00:11:45my love.

00:11:47Elena,

00:11:49are you sure

00:11:50that you're not

00:11:50some sort of jinx?

00:11:59Thank you, McFunny.

00:12:01As always,

00:12:02that was funny.

00:12:05Well,

00:12:06we'll see you later.

00:12:07We'll be back,

00:12:07right back after these messages.

00:12:09Stay with us.

00:12:10And stay safe.

00:12:25Progress comes with a price.

00:12:27Comfort,

00:12:29convenience,

00:12:30survival.

00:12:31All of it comes

00:12:32from choices

00:12:33we made together.

00:12:35When the world

00:12:36demanded innovation,

00:12:37we delivered.

00:12:38Some say we traded

00:12:40freedom for safety,

00:12:41but let me ask you,

00:12:42what is freedom

00:12:43without a future?

00:12:45The Western States

00:12:46federal government

00:12:47has ensured

00:12:48that every citizen

00:12:49gets a chance

00:12:50of life.

00:12:51This isn't about me

00:12:52or them

00:12:53or even you.

00:12:55It's about us.

00:12:57Together,

00:12:58we can endure.

00:13:00Together,

00:13:00we rebuild.

00:13:02Together,

00:13:04we stand.

00:13:06Thank you for your

00:13:07flexibility.

00:13:24Hey,

00:13:25I'm MJ Frost

00:13:26and I've got great news.

00:13:28Indoor football is back

00:13:29just 15 days

00:13:30after the explosion.

00:13:31We're bringing you

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00:13:34When life knocks us

00:13:35down,

00:13:36we get back up.

00:13:37It's going to be

00:13:38one for the agents.

00:13:38Get ready

00:13:39because true champions

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00:14:02Feel the resilience.

00:14:04Keep the confidence.

00:14:16You're ready

00:14:17to face death,

00:14:18citizen.

00:14:20Being afraid of death

00:14:21is nothing more

00:14:23than believing you know

00:14:24something you actually don't.

00:14:26Nobody knows if,

00:14:28for us,

00:14:29death might be

00:14:29the greatest

00:14:30of all things.

00:14:31So why fear it?

00:14:34Isn't thinking

00:14:34you know what you don't

00:14:35actually the most

00:14:37shameful kind

00:14:38of ignorance?

00:14:39You're not ignorant.

00:14:41You're ready

00:14:43to face

00:14:44death,

00:14:46citizen.

00:14:58Welcome back,

00:14:59everyone.

00:15:00Join us now

00:15:01from the Western State

00:15:01Security Bunker,

00:15:02Chairwoman of the

00:15:03International Council,

00:15:05Dr. Lauren Mitchell.

00:15:06Thank you for being here

00:15:07with us tonight,

00:15:08Dr. Mitchell.

00:15:09Thank you for having me,

00:15:10Sarah.

00:15:11It's important

00:15:11to connect with everyone

00:15:13during these critical moments.

00:15:15All right,

00:15:15Dr. Mitchell,

00:15:16let's get straight

00:15:16to the point.

00:15:17We're looking at an event

00:15:18that could wipe out

00:15:19over 90%

00:15:20of the global population.

00:15:22People are scared.

00:15:23What can you tell them?

00:15:26Well, Jack,

00:15:27we're undergoing

00:15:27what I would term

00:15:28a transformative transition.

00:15:30This event provides us

00:15:32the opportunity

00:15:33to restart leaner,

00:15:34more agile,

00:15:35with a stronger focus

00:15:36on employment

00:15:37and incredible motivation.

00:15:39This opportunity

00:15:40will walk people

00:15:41through profound

00:15:42emotional moments.

00:15:43And isn't that

00:15:44what life is all about?

00:15:46Experiencing

00:15:46its stronger emotions.

00:15:48I truly believe

00:15:50that this will be

00:15:50a powerful experience

00:15:51for everyone,

00:15:52including the skeptics.

00:15:54With all due respect,

00:15:56Dr. Mitchell,

00:15:57labeling a potential

00:15:58global annihilation

00:15:59as a transformative transition

00:16:02seems disconnected.

00:16:05This isn't just a transition.

00:16:07It's a tragedy.

00:16:10I understand

00:16:11the gravity

00:16:11of the situation, Sarah.

00:16:13But as chairwoman

00:16:14of the International Council,

00:16:15it is my responsibility

00:16:17to act on the best interests

00:16:18of everyone.

00:16:19And that includes people

00:16:20who did not vote for me.

00:16:22I'm looking at the bigger picture here,

00:16:24envisioning and working

00:16:25towards a future

00:16:26where humanity

00:16:27bounces back stronger.

00:16:29Best interests, huh?

00:16:30Okay, well,

00:16:30speaking of interests,

00:16:32Dr. Mitchell,

00:16:33it should be noted

00:16:33that during your election campaign,

00:16:35you were against

00:16:36the construction

00:16:37of the Save the Life shelters,

00:16:38you know,

00:16:39the shelters that could have

00:16:39provided shelter

00:16:40for nearly 10 million people.

00:16:41Instead,

00:16:42you prioritized sports stadiums.

00:16:45Can you explain?

00:16:47Jack,

00:16:48that was a different time.

00:16:49The circumstances

00:16:50and the information

00:16:51were different.

00:16:53This is back

00:16:53when we still believed

00:16:54in the power of sports

00:16:55and communal gatherings

00:16:56to unite people.

00:16:58But,

00:16:59don't you think,

00:17:00in retrospect,

00:17:02that decision

00:17:03was short-sighted,

00:17:05especially given

00:17:06in our current circumstances?

00:17:08We made the best decisions

00:17:11based on the information

00:17:12that we had at the time.

00:17:14Well,

00:17:14for our viewers at home

00:17:15who might not be familiar

00:17:16with the whole

00:17:17Save the Life bunkers debate,

00:17:19let's take a look

00:17:20at an old report

00:17:21that we filmed

00:17:21less than eight years ago

00:17:23by our very own George.

00:17:26Live from New York,

00:17:27I am George.

00:17:28Today,

00:17:29amidst heated debates

00:17:30about protecting citizens

00:17:31from nuclear risks

00:17:32and in light of the Senate's proposal

00:17:34to convert sports stadiums

00:17:35into bunkers

00:17:36to shelter a significant portion

00:17:38of the population,

00:17:39we've seen the rise

00:17:40of the Save the Sport movement.

00:17:41This group is lobbying hard

00:17:43to prevent the destruction

00:17:44of sport facilities.

00:17:45We're here to listen

00:17:46to a recording segment

00:17:47of Mrs. Mitchell,

00:17:48a young and rising political figure

00:17:50known for her controversial campaigns

00:17:52on birth control.

00:17:54The Save Our Sports movement

00:17:56believes there is a serious

00:17:57abuse of power happening.

00:17:59They're trying to rob us

00:18:00of our sports

00:18:01and our entertainment.

00:18:02Look,

00:18:02we are not just defending a stadium.

00:18:04We are defending

00:18:05our way of life, okay?

00:18:08We must protect sports

00:18:09and entertainment

00:18:10at all costs.

00:18:11Look,

00:18:12in sports,

00:18:13you win without killing.

00:18:15In war,

00:18:15you kill without winning.

00:18:17Come on.

00:18:18We are simply trying

00:18:19to advocate

00:18:20to protect the rights

00:18:21of our children

00:18:22and the hardworking man

00:18:23who after a day's labor

00:18:25just wants to come home

00:18:26and unwind to some sports.

00:18:28But no,

00:18:28they tell us

00:18:29that we need to build a bunker

00:18:31because maybe one day

00:18:32there'll be a bomb, okay?

00:18:33Well,

00:18:34I say

00:18:35if they want that bunker so bad,

00:18:36why don't they go build it

00:18:37in their own backyards?

00:18:39Yeah,

00:18:39there's plenty of places

00:18:40to do that.

00:18:43And on that note,

00:18:44there are plenty of places

00:18:45to do that.

00:18:46The scientific committee

00:18:47Bunkers for Life

00:18:48disagrees.

00:18:49Sports facilities

00:18:50are the only suitable sites

00:18:51for bunker construction.

00:18:52Given the imminent

00:18:53and increasingly nuclear threat,

00:18:55our analyst predicts

00:18:56a possible escalation

00:18:57within five years.

00:18:58Construction must start immediately.

00:18:59We're talking about human lives.

00:19:01If there's a nuclear attack,

00:19:03sports would be irrelevant.

00:19:04This is the only solution

00:19:05to ensure protection

00:19:05from radiation.

00:19:08President Mitchell,

00:19:09the evidence seems clear

00:19:11regarding your involvement.

00:19:13How do you respond

00:19:15to these allegations?

00:19:16This is nothing

00:19:18but a smear campaign

00:19:19from my opponents.

00:19:20Nothing would have changed.

00:19:22Excuse me,

00:19:24but it's scientifically proven

00:19:26and top researchers

00:19:27like Dr. Margot

00:19:28from the Boston Research Institute,

00:19:30along with a team

00:19:32of nuclear scientists,

00:19:33had confirmed

00:19:34that if we had placed

00:19:37the shelters there

00:19:38instead of the sports facilities,

00:19:39over 10 million Western citizens

00:19:42could have found refuge,

00:19:45surviving for over six months.

00:19:48That is an opinion, Sarah,

00:19:50and I don't believe

00:19:51that is the correct way

00:19:52to approach this debate.

00:19:53There's an old saying,

00:19:55if my grandfather had wheels,

00:19:56he'd be a trolley.

00:19:58Fixating on the what-ifs

00:19:59of a situation

00:19:59are not helpful right now.

00:20:01What I am trying to do

00:20:03is assure those viewers

00:20:04watching from home

00:20:06that this is not the end.

00:20:08If you follow

00:20:09government guidelines,

00:20:10you'll see

00:20:10everything will be all right.

00:20:16Okay.

00:20:17Well,

00:20:18we appreciate

00:20:19Dr. Mitchell's time

00:20:20and

00:20:22it's certainly challenging times

00:20:23for us all.

00:20:24Let's head over to Melissa

00:20:26at the Social Media Monitor

00:20:27to see what our viewers

00:20:28are seeing online.

00:20:30The reactions

00:20:31from our viewers

00:20:32on postitlink.com

00:20:33are pouring in.

00:20:35Let's see.

00:20:35Still believing

00:20:36in this end-of-the-world nonsense?

00:20:38Wake up, people.

00:20:40Why do the elites

00:20:41have bunkers

00:20:42and we don't?

00:20:43As a reminder

00:20:44to our viewers,

00:20:45postitlink.com,

00:20:46the platform born

00:20:47from the government's fusion

00:20:48of all social networks,

00:20:49is our official partner.

00:20:51So please keep

00:20:52your comments coming.

00:20:53We love to stay connected.

00:20:56What is up, guys?

00:20:57It's Tyler

00:20:58and we're back

00:20:59with more

00:21:00end-of-the-world vlogs

00:21:01and we're going crazy

00:21:02all night long.

00:21:04Right here,

00:21:05we've got karaoke

00:21:06and dancing

00:21:06and they're killing it

00:21:08in here.

00:21:08Back here,

00:21:09we've got hallways

00:21:10full of rooms,

00:21:11peoples,

00:21:12and parties

00:21:13dancing like it's

00:21:13the last night

00:21:14of their lives.

00:21:16If we go right up here,

00:21:17we've got people

00:21:18killing it

00:21:19on the dance floor.

00:21:20Yes!

00:21:21Mm, mm, mm, mm.

00:21:23Go for it.

00:21:24Absolutely.

00:21:25But seriously, guys,

00:21:27if these are

00:21:28our last moments,

00:21:29we're going to try

00:21:30and post them

00:21:31and make them go viral.

00:21:32Remember to like

00:21:33and subscribe

00:21:34to my channel,

00:21:35Posted Link,

00:21:36and stay safe out there.

00:21:40Beautiful reel.

00:21:41And here's an intriguing

00:21:43message from

00:21:43Dog and Cat 05.

00:21:46Science

00:21:46isn't an exact science.

00:21:54We're here with

00:21:55Dr. Emmy Foster,

00:21:56renowned scientist

00:21:57and journalist.

00:21:58Dr. Foster,

00:22:00science isn't

00:22:01an exact science.

00:22:02What do you make

00:22:02of that statement?

00:22:04Well,

00:22:04that is a rather

00:22:05simplistic point of view,

00:22:06but I say yes.

00:22:08There's no such things

00:22:10as exact science.

00:22:11A few years ago,

00:22:12a medical journal

00:22:13named Surgery

00:22:14published two papers

00:22:15based on identical data,

00:22:16but reached completely

00:22:18opposite conclusions.

00:22:20Now,

00:22:20they discussed

00:22:21a specific tool

00:22:22used in the appendix

00:22:23removal surgery.

00:22:24One paper claimed

00:22:25it increased

00:22:26the infection rate,

00:22:27while the other

00:22:28decreased it.

00:22:30So,

00:22:31this underscores

00:22:32a problem

00:22:33in the scientific world.

00:22:34Collecting

00:22:35and interpreting data

00:22:37isn't always

00:22:38straightforward.

00:22:39Bias,

00:22:39whether conscious

00:22:40or unconscious,

00:22:42can influence

00:22:42a scientist's interpretation.

00:22:44Researchers used

00:22:45methods like

00:22:46double-blind procedures

00:22:47to minimize bias.

00:22:49However,

00:22:50it's not really

00:22:51always feasible.

00:22:52Well,

00:22:53so,

00:22:54you're saying

00:22:55the nuclear explosion

00:22:57might not be

00:22:58as catastrophic

00:22:59as believed?

00:23:01Oh,

00:23:02I didn't quite say that.

00:23:03What I mean

00:23:05is that

00:23:05different researchers

00:23:06can interpret

00:23:06data differently.

00:23:07They weigh information

00:23:09based on their perspective

00:23:10and can publish

00:23:11opposing views

00:23:12on the same topic.

00:23:13Well,

00:23:15that's why

00:23:15we have such

00:23:16a significant

00:23:17amount of pacifists

00:23:18on the surface

00:23:19who believe

00:23:20there won't be

00:23:20a bomb at all.

00:23:21You know,

00:23:22let's cut to our

00:23:23correspondent,

00:23:23George,

00:23:24on New York streets

00:23:25for more.

00:23:27Pax Lux!

00:23:28Pax Lux!

00:23:29Pax Lux!

00:23:29Thank you,

00:23:30Sarah.

00:23:31I'm here at the

00:23:32Pax Lux,

00:23:33a pacifist

00:23:33denialist protest.

00:23:35It's been almost

00:23:3610 years

00:23:36and the number

00:23:37of skeptics

00:23:38has only grown.

00:23:39Joining me now

00:23:40is a group

00:23:40who embodies

00:23:41the movement's

00:23:42sentiment.

00:23:43Wake up,

00:23:43people!

00:23:44Don't bite

00:23:45into everything

00:23:46they feel you.

00:23:47Trust me.

00:23:47God wins always.

00:23:49Fight and love

00:23:49conquer all.

00:23:50Pax Lux!

00:23:52Right,

00:23:53but in just a few

00:23:53minutes,

00:23:54there could be

00:23:55a nuclear holocaust.

00:23:56They want to

00:23:57keep the truth

00:23:58from us.

00:23:58It's a mass

00:23:59destruction weapon.

00:24:00They've locked

00:24:00us in bunkers.

00:24:01They've taken

00:24:01away our freedom.

00:24:02For 10 years,

00:24:03we've been bombarded

00:24:04with this TV broadcast.

00:24:05We're going to

00:24:06shut it down.

00:24:06We're talking about

00:24:07humanity's future

00:24:08in space.

00:24:10To contextualize

00:24:11for our viewers

00:24:11at home,

00:24:12Jillian is referring

00:24:13to the recent

00:24:13disappearance

00:24:14of space tourism

00:24:16ships,

00:24:16rumored,

00:24:17according to

00:24:17conspiracy theories,

00:24:19to be used

00:24:19to evacuate

00:24:20the elite

00:24:21from Earth

00:24:22during the explosion.

00:24:23So you are not

00:24:24afraid of the

00:24:24impending explosions

00:24:25you think will be

00:24:26spared?

00:24:26Nothing will happen,

00:24:27trust me.

00:24:28Nothing will happen.

00:24:32Well,

00:24:33the situation

00:24:33here in New York

00:24:34is unreal.

00:24:37The streets

00:24:37are deserted

00:24:38and people

00:24:38are starting

00:24:39to lose control.

00:24:40I will keep

00:24:41moving through

00:24:41the streets

00:24:42and I'll touch

00:24:42base with you

00:24:43later.

00:24:44This is George

00:24:44signing off for now.

00:24:47Be safe

00:24:48and back to you

00:24:48in the studio.

00:25:08Welcome back, folks.

00:25:09We're here with

00:25:10Dr. Adam Turner,

00:25:11Dr. Emmy Foster,

00:25:12Dr. John Gonzalez

00:25:13to delve deeper

00:25:15into tonight's

00:25:15urgent topics.

00:25:16I'd love to start

00:25:17with Dr. Turner.

00:25:18What's going through

00:25:19your mind right now?

00:25:20In the 20th century,

00:25:22during the war,

00:25:23the threat of

00:25:23nuclear holocaust

00:25:25was very real,

00:25:26yet it wasn't assumed

00:25:27that the end of the

00:25:28world would come

00:25:29from our

00:25:29benevolent nature,

00:25:30as in 1963,

00:25:33a book and a film

00:25:34challenged the

00:25:36concept of evil

00:25:37as we knew it.

00:25:39Hannah Arendt

00:25:40published

00:25:40Eichmann in Jerusalem,

00:25:41a report on the

00:25:42banality of evil,

00:25:43portraying the

00:25:44orchestrator

00:25:45of the Jewish

00:25:46holocaust

00:25:46as merely

00:25:47a bureaucrat

00:25:49following orders.

00:25:50The following year,

00:25:51Stanley Kubrick

00:25:51released Dr. Strangelove,

00:25:53showing not the

00:25:54wickedness of the

00:25:54U.S. and Soviet

00:25:55leaders,

00:25:56but their folly

00:25:57leading to nuclear war.

00:25:59Kubrick once said

00:26:00a civilization could

00:26:01fall under the weight

00:26:02of its own mediocrity.

00:26:03The world can end

00:26:05due to our own

00:26:06foolishness,

00:26:07which is precisely

00:26:08what's happening right now.

00:26:09The world is basically

00:26:10ending because we

00:26:11are foolish.

00:26:12That is a bold

00:26:12statement.

00:26:13Gonzales,

00:26:14anything to add?

00:26:15Not all evil

00:26:16is ordinary.

00:26:17You know,

00:26:18have you read the

00:26:19book of

00:26:20Abram de Swan,

00:26:22The Killing Compartments?

00:26:23The popularity

00:26:24of her book

00:26:25gave us the idea

00:26:26that evil is ordinary,

00:26:28but evil is not

00:26:29ordinary.

00:26:30I am blown away,

00:26:31Dr. Gonzales.

00:26:32You read a whole

00:26:32book on your own.

00:26:33It's not the only

00:26:34book I read.

00:26:35I can recommend

00:26:35one, too,

00:26:36if you want.

00:26:36Oh, no,

00:26:37thank you.

00:26:37You guys,

00:26:39humanity's self-interest,

00:26:40both at the personal

00:26:41and at the state level,

00:26:42is rampant in the world.

00:26:44The lack of ability

00:26:45to cooperate,

00:26:46which led to

00:26:47fighting of resources,

00:26:48that led to

00:26:49misuse of technology.

00:26:50This is why

00:26:52we're here today,

00:26:52at the end

00:26:53of the world,

00:26:54at the nuclear

00:26:56Holocaust.

00:26:57For the heated

00:26:58discussion,

00:26:58before we head

00:26:59into another

00:26:59commercial break,

00:27:00let's go back

00:27:01to our correspondent,

00:27:02Francine,

00:27:02who's in the

00:27:03Central Park shelters.

00:27:05Thank you,

00:27:05Jack.

00:27:06Let me give you

00:27:07an overview

00:27:08of this

00:27:08impressive complex.

00:27:09This area,

00:27:10known as Safe Haven,

00:27:12is a monumental

00:27:12humanitarian project

00:27:14comparable to the

00:27:15size of a small city.

00:27:17Originally known

00:27:18as a public park,

00:27:19Safe Haven

00:27:20consists of

00:27:20550 private,

00:27:22military-built

00:27:23steel and concrete

00:27:24bunkers.

00:27:25These bunkers

00:27:26were repurposed

00:27:2610 years ago

00:27:27and initially priced

00:27:28affordably to provide

00:27:30life-saving shelter

00:27:31for entire families

00:27:32or groups.

00:27:32These bunkers

00:27:33are buried

00:27:34under thick layers

00:27:35of soil,

00:27:35separated by

00:27:36350 feet

00:27:38in all directions

00:27:39to mitigate

00:27:39the impact

00:27:40of surface

00:27:40blast waves.

00:27:41They feature

00:27:42standard 26-foot

00:27:43interior widths,

00:27:45lengths of 55-75 feet

00:27:47and 12-foot-high

00:27:48ceilings.

00:27:49Each bunker

00:27:49is equipped

00:27:50with air and exhaust

00:27:51ventilation shafts

00:27:52and a secondary

00:27:52emergency exit.

00:27:54Stay safe

00:27:55and back to you,

00:27:56Jack.

00:27:56Stay tuned

00:27:57for more

00:27:57on final broadcasts,

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00:30:02Breaking news.

00:30:04A failed military operation

00:30:05to seize control

00:30:06of the primary missile

00:30:07command base

00:30:07has been confirmed.

00:30:09Sources reveal

00:30:09that a rogue faction

00:30:10attempted to override

00:30:11security systems

00:30:12in an effort to initiate

00:30:13the planned nuclear strike

00:30:14prematurely.

00:30:15The assault was thwarted

00:30:17by automated defense systems,

00:30:18but the situation

00:30:19remains tense.

00:30:21Officials have not

00:30:22disclosed the identities

00:30:22of those involved

00:30:23or the extent of the damage,

00:30:25and communication

00:30:25with the base

00:30:26has been severely limited.

00:30:28The government

00:30:29urges citizens

00:30:29to remain calm

00:30:30as investigations continue.

00:30:36Breaking news.

00:30:37The complete evacuation

00:30:38of Midtown Manhattan

00:30:39has been ordered

00:30:40after patrol drones

00:30:41detected critical radiation levels.

00:30:43No official confirmation yet,

00:30:45but the government

00:30:45has issued a red alert

00:30:46for the area.

00:30:47All nearby shelters

00:30:48are now reported

00:30:49to be sealed.

00:30:50These are the breaking news.

00:30:52Stay tuned

00:30:53on Broadcast World Crisis.

00:31:17Good evening, everyone.

00:31:20As we face

00:31:21what might be

00:31:23our final hours

00:31:24of existence,

00:31:26I've received

00:31:27numerous messages

00:31:29questioning

00:31:29why this impending doom

00:31:31wasn't predicted

00:31:32in my horoscopes.

00:31:34To be honest,

00:31:36I did hint

00:31:37that this wouldn't be

00:31:39a great year

00:31:40for Sagittarius.

00:31:42Remember,

00:31:43I said expect

00:31:45tumultuous times ahead.

00:31:48Well,

00:31:49now here we are.

00:31:52First,

00:31:53let's talk about

00:31:55the immediate future.

00:31:57This may sound grim,

00:32:00but you're strong

00:32:01and resilient,

00:32:02and you've always

00:32:04thrived on chaos.

00:32:06Tonight,

00:32:08under this apocalyptic sky,

00:32:11your ruling planet Jupiter

00:32:14aligns with Mars,

00:32:16giving you exceptional

00:32:18strength and courage.

00:32:20Use it wisely.

00:32:22But remember,

00:32:24this alignment also means

00:32:26you're likely to be impulsive,

00:32:29so temper your actions

00:32:31with wisdom.

00:32:32The moon in Scorpio

00:32:35intensifies emotions,

00:32:37which might lead you

00:32:39to confront

00:32:40some deep existential truths.

00:32:43Embrace them.

00:32:45This is your moment

00:32:47of reckoning.

00:32:50Lastly,

00:32:52a bit of practical advice.

00:32:55If you find yourself

00:32:57outside,

00:32:58seek shelter

00:32:59immediately.

00:33:01If you're with loved ones,

00:33:04hold them close.

00:33:05The universe may be vast

00:33:07and indifferent,

00:33:08but it's the connections

00:33:10we share

00:33:11that give our lives meaning,

00:33:14even at the end.

00:33:16may the stars

00:33:18guide you safely

00:33:20through this night.

00:33:24For now,

00:33:25that's all for me.

00:33:26Back to you, Sarah.

00:33:45Chef Salvo,

00:33:46it is so wonderful

00:33:47to have you with us.

00:33:49So tell us,

00:33:50if you survive,

00:33:51will you continue your show

00:33:53Best Done in the Kitchen

00:33:54now in its 10th season?

00:33:57The pleasure to be here, Sarah,

00:33:58and you bet I will.

00:34:00The kitchen is my domain,

00:34:01and if food is the most

00:34:02universal human language,

00:34:04then every kitchen

00:34:06reflects the society.

00:34:08Well,

00:34:08in light of our current situation,

00:34:10what does this society's

00:34:12kitchen look like?

00:34:13It's a broken kitchen.

00:34:15It's run down

00:34:16with broken appliances

00:34:17and rusty utensils.

00:34:20But the ingredients

00:34:21are still good,

00:34:21and that's all you need

00:34:22to make a great meal.

00:34:23Absolutely.

00:34:24I see Dr. Turner

00:34:25nodding over here.

00:34:26You agree with

00:34:27Chef Salvo's metaphor?

00:34:29Oh, actually,

00:34:30I wasn't even paying attention.

00:34:31It's a gesture

00:34:32I do when I'm bored.

00:34:34You're bored.

00:34:35During humanity's

00:34:36final hour,

00:34:36you're bored.

00:34:37To quote the great

00:34:39Giacomo Leopardi,

00:34:41only intelligent beings

00:34:43express boredom.

00:34:45Oh.

00:34:46Yeah, well,

00:34:48let me pose a question,

00:34:50or rather a provocation.

00:34:52Where is everyone?

00:34:53What do you mean?

00:34:55I mean,

00:34:55where is everyone?

00:34:56It's the question

00:34:57Enrico Fermi asked

00:34:59about alien life.

00:35:01Given the billions

00:35:02of habitable planets

00:35:03in the cosmos,

00:35:04why is it we have

00:35:05never encountered

00:35:06extraterrestrial civilizations?

00:35:09The question of Fermi's paradox

00:35:11proposes that

00:35:12upon a civilization

00:35:15reaching a certain

00:35:16technological progress,

00:35:17they find their own

00:35:19self-destruction.

00:35:21Does that sound familiar?

00:35:22Because it's exactly

00:35:23what we're experiencing

00:35:24right now.

00:35:25Gonzales, thoughts?

00:35:26Jack, you know,

00:35:28Fermi's paradox

00:35:29is a very interesting

00:35:30philosophical,

00:35:32platonic perspective.

00:35:33I want to bring it back

00:35:34down to earth

00:35:35to see the potholes.

00:35:36The idea of

00:35:38advanced societies

00:35:39are going on a

00:35:40self-destructing course

00:35:42aligns perfectly

00:35:44with the course

00:35:44of our society

00:35:45and also the developments

00:35:47of an ergorium.

00:35:48So, Dr. Gonzales

00:35:49rightly pointed out

00:35:50the fact that,

00:35:51you know,

00:35:52the geopolitical risk.

00:35:53However,

00:35:54I feel like there is

00:35:55a fundamental issue

00:35:56at hand that we're

00:35:56not addressing.

00:35:58Dr. Gonzales talked about

00:35:59the need for political

00:36:00stability.

00:36:01But what's the point

00:36:03in that if we're

00:36:03marching towards

00:36:04ecological disaster

00:36:06and ethical bankruptcy?

00:36:09Dr. Farsha,

00:36:10don't you think

00:36:10that it's a little bit

00:36:11idealistic

00:36:11and that we have

00:36:13to find

00:36:14practical solutions

00:36:15to real problems?

00:36:16And I would argue

00:36:17the most practical solution

00:36:18is one that considers

00:36:19the long-term survival

00:36:21of our species

00:36:22and our planet.

00:36:26Wonderful performance.

00:36:28Well executed.

00:36:29Are you not aware

00:36:31that we are

00:36:32experiencing

00:36:33a sinking ship

00:36:34or rather,

00:36:36should I say,

00:36:37rearranging the deck chairs

00:36:38on the Titanic?

00:36:39Cynical as always.

00:36:41Well, gentlemen

00:36:42women and ladies

00:36:43while we debate

00:36:45our ethical

00:36:46and global

00:36:47predictions

00:36:48of what's about

00:36:49to happen,

00:36:50I mean,

00:36:50it seems our only

00:36:51achievement

00:36:52is how eloquently

00:36:53we express

00:36:53the demise

00:36:54we're about

00:36:55to foretake.

00:36:56Let's at least agree

00:36:57that if we're going

00:36:58down,

00:36:58we're going down

00:36:59philosophically armed.

00:37:05One moment, folks.

00:37:06Before we head back

00:37:06to Chef Salvo

00:37:07and Sarah

00:37:08in the kitchen,

00:37:09let's check in

00:37:09with our field

00:37:10correspondent,

00:37:11George.

00:37:12George, are you there?

00:37:13What was that?

00:37:13Something outside?

00:37:15This is George

00:37:16reporting live.

00:37:16We just heard

00:37:18some explosions

00:37:19near downtown

00:37:19and it is chaos

00:37:21in the streets.

00:37:22We are headed down

00:37:24to the designated

00:37:25emergency shelter

00:37:26by the old subway station

00:37:27at Bleeker Street

00:37:28that is supposed

00:37:29to be radiation proof

00:37:30or so they say.

00:37:33We are not sure

00:37:34exactly what is happening.

00:37:36It could be those tests

00:37:37they warned us about

00:37:38or perhaps

00:37:39something even worse.

00:37:41What we do know

00:37:41is the emergency systems

00:37:43are overwhelmed

00:37:51and communication lines

00:37:53are down

00:37:54in many areas

00:37:56of the city.

00:37:57if you are watching this

00:37:58take shelter

00:38:00follow emergency protocols

00:38:02don't wait.

00:38:04George, keep your head down

00:38:05keep broadcasting

00:38:06as long as you can.

00:38:07We're hanging on you

00:38:08every word, George.

00:38:09Keep up the good work.

00:38:10Will do, Jack.

00:38:13This is George

00:38:14reporting live

00:38:15from somewhere

00:38:16beneath New York

00:38:19signing off for now.

00:38:21Stay safe, everyone.

00:38:25And we're back folks

00:38:27and as you can see

00:38:29seems Dr. Gonzalez

00:38:30is enjoying

00:38:31a bit of sponsored comfort.

00:38:32In these difficult times

00:38:34you know

00:38:34these small pleasures

00:38:35are so frosty

00:38:38so you know

00:38:39refreshing

00:38:40the new flavors

00:38:42are really

00:38:42makes you

00:38:43helps you

00:38:44put your thoughts

00:38:45away from

00:38:46these unsavory thoughts.

00:38:48We have some updates

00:38:50from Francine

00:38:51reporting from

00:38:51Central Park.

00:38:53Thank you, Jack.

00:38:54I have just left

00:38:55the Central Park bunkers

00:38:56those comfortable

00:38:57sanctuaries

00:38:58for the wealthy residents

00:38:59of the western states

00:39:00which are now

00:39:01closed and sealed.

00:39:02I'm currently heading

00:39:03towards a makeshift shelter

00:39:05created within a complex

00:39:06of car garages

00:39:07near the East River.

00:39:09It's only a short walk

00:39:10from the bunkers

00:39:11but it feels like

00:39:11it's a world away.

00:39:13There are only

00:39:13the desperate there

00:39:14those who believe

00:39:15the world is ending

00:39:16but who cannot afford

00:39:17proper shelter.

00:39:18As we move away

00:39:19from Central Park

00:39:20the area becomes

00:39:21increasingly abandoned

00:39:22and dangerous.

00:39:24That's all I have

00:39:25for you now.

00:39:25I'll update you

00:39:26as soon as I manage

00:39:27to make my way

00:39:27inside one of these

00:39:28self-made shelters.

00:39:30Stay safe.

00:39:33Thank you, Francine.

00:39:34Continuing with our coverage

00:39:35we're now going to

00:39:35a live unique situation

00:39:37unfolding at a

00:39:37New York hospital.

00:39:38Our correspondent

00:39:39will bring us a story

00:39:40of a terminally ill patient

00:39:42who was given

00:39:42a week to live

00:39:43just seven days ago.

00:39:45Remarkably,

00:39:46bookmakers have been

00:39:46taking bets

00:39:47on whether the patient

00:39:48would succumb to illness

00:39:49or the potential

00:39:50end of the world first.

00:39:51It's a bizarre reflection

00:39:53of the times we're living in.

00:39:54Let's go to our correspondent

00:39:55Emma for more details.

00:39:59Thanks, Jack.

00:40:00Here at the hospital

00:40:01the atmosphere

00:40:02is tense.

00:40:03Behind me

00:40:04you can see the patient

00:40:05in question.

00:40:05Given only a week to live

00:40:07he's found himself

00:40:08at the center

00:40:08of an unusual

00:40:09betting frenzy.

00:40:11Bookmakers are cashing in

00:40:12on the morbid curiosity

00:40:13of whether or not

00:40:14he'll outlast

00:40:15the world's end.

00:40:17The patient's condition

00:40:18remains critical.

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00:40:29is at 1.89

00:40:31while death after

00:40:32is at 5.

00:40:33Survival with defibrillator

00:40:35is at 4.2

00:40:37while convulsions

00:40:39are at 2.4.

00:40:41It's a surreal scene

00:40:42in the midst

00:40:43of global panic

00:40:44and uncertainty

00:40:45these bets

00:40:46add an eerie

00:40:47layer of normalcy

00:40:48albeit one tinged

00:40:49with a dark

00:40:50sense of humor.

00:40:51Thank you for that report

00:40:53Emma.

00:40:53It's unsettling

00:40:55to see how people

00:40:56are coping

00:40:56with this crisis.

00:40:58Let's shift our focus

00:40:59back to the studio.

00:41:00Sarah,

00:41:01you're in the kitchen

00:41:02with Chef Salvo.

00:41:03What's cooking?

00:41:05Mmm.

00:41:06The aroma

00:41:07is just

00:41:10enticing.

00:41:11So

00:41:11Chef Salvo

00:41:13tell us

00:41:14in these dire times

00:41:16you mentioned

00:41:17in your book

00:41:18that post-nuclear

00:41:19holocaust

00:41:21cannibalism

00:41:21could be a necessity

00:41:23for survival.

00:41:26Care to elaborate

00:41:27on that?

00:41:28Most definitely.

00:41:29Yes.

00:41:29In a

00:41:30post-nuclear world

00:41:32we will

00:41:33some people

00:41:33I'd say

00:41:341 to 2 million people

00:41:35worldwide

00:41:36will need to eat

00:41:37human flesh

00:41:38in order to survive.

00:41:39So

00:41:40since that's

00:41:41going to be the case

00:41:41they should be able

00:41:42to do it properly.

00:41:44It is a

00:41:45grim thought

00:41:46but

00:41:47if that's the case

00:41:48do you have any

00:41:50suggestions

00:41:50on how to make it

00:41:51more

00:41:52palatable?

00:41:53Absolutely.

00:41:55Awesome.

00:41:56First

00:41:56let's watch

00:41:58this report

00:41:58put together

00:41:59by our journalist

00:42:00on human flesh

00:42:01consumption

00:42:02and then

00:42:03we can discuss

00:42:04those recipes.

00:42:07human flesh

00:42:08certainly

00:42:09not on most

00:42:10people's menus

00:42:11but in extreme

00:42:12survival situations

00:42:14it's important

00:42:15to know

00:42:15some basic

00:42:16rules of thumb.

00:42:18Top of the list

00:42:19for things to remember

00:42:20never eat the brain.

00:42:22Doing so

00:42:22can put your survival

00:42:23at risk

00:42:24within hours.

00:42:25Outside of

00:42:26pathological cases

00:42:27anthropophagus

00:42:29or cannibalistic

00:42:30cultures

00:42:30employ classic

00:42:32culinary methods.

00:42:33in dire circumstances

00:42:34adapt these techniques

00:42:36to your cultural

00:42:37cuisine.

00:42:38For Mediterranean

00:42:39diets

00:42:40think traditional

00:42:40preparation methods.

00:42:43Also important

00:42:44to note

00:42:44human flesh

00:42:45isn't a complete

00:42:46food source.

00:42:48Water remains

00:42:49essential for

00:42:49proper bodily

00:42:50functioning.

00:42:51Yes

00:42:51the Andes

00:42:52plane crash

00:42:53survivors

00:42:53stayed alive

00:42:54through cannibalism

00:42:55but only because

00:42:56they had access

00:42:57to potable water.

00:42:59Ensure you

00:43:00have a water supply

00:43:01or you risk

00:43:02dehydration.

00:43:04Here's one

00:43:05you might not know.

00:43:07Never drink blood

00:43:08directly from a body.

00:43:10Blood

00:43:10whether human

00:43:11or animal

00:43:11contains proteins

00:43:13and nutrients

00:43:14that are hard

00:43:15to digest.

00:43:16Cook it if you must

00:43:17but it's better

00:43:18to avoid it

00:43:19altogether.

00:43:19And finally

00:43:20be cautious

00:43:21with organs

00:43:22high in blood content

00:43:23like the heart.

00:43:24Drain as much

00:43:26blood as possible

00:43:26from the organ

00:43:27to reduce toxin

00:43:28intake.

00:43:29And avoid

00:43:30the stomach.

00:43:31Its gastric juices

00:43:32can cause

00:43:33severe heartburn

00:43:34requiring an

00:43:35effervescent antacid

00:43:36to treat it.

00:43:40Chef Salvo

00:43:41do you offer

00:43:42any insight

00:43:43into cooking

00:43:43human flesh?

00:43:45Thank you

00:43:45for the question

00:43:46Sarah.

00:43:47Cooking meat

00:43:48and human flesh

00:43:48is very similar.

00:43:51Right here

00:43:51we have pork

00:43:52which is very

00:43:53versatile

00:43:53and very similar

00:43:55to human flesh.

00:43:56It's white

00:43:57fatty

00:43:57and it could

00:43:58be baked

00:43:59broiled

00:44:00pan fried

00:44:00or even grilled.

00:44:03I imagine

00:44:04there's no

00:44:05vegan alternative.

00:44:06Well

00:44:07vegans can't

00:44:08eat hair.

00:44:11Do you not

00:44:12realize?

00:44:13Surrealistic.

00:44:14It's stupid.

00:44:16And honestly

00:44:16talking about

00:44:18pork like that

00:44:18come on

00:44:20you gonna do

00:44:20a demo?

00:44:21Use real human

00:44:22meat.

00:44:23He's worried

00:44:23about the pigs.

00:44:24Poor pigs.

00:44:25Yeah

00:44:25they'll be fine.

00:44:27Well

00:44:28we apologize

00:44:29if we offended

00:44:30any animal rights

00:44:30activists

00:44:31but before the break

00:44:33let's check to see

00:44:33if there are any

00:44:34updates from the

00:44:35hospital.

00:44:36Emma

00:44:36are you there?

00:44:38Thanks Jack

00:44:39we do have an update

00:44:40from Bet Blast.

00:44:41The situation

00:44:42seems to have

00:44:43slightly worsened

00:44:44and the odds

00:44:45have shifted

00:44:46for those

00:44:47betting live

00:44:48with Bet Blast.

00:44:49Now

00:44:50death before

00:44:51the end of the world

00:44:51odds have gone down

00:44:53to 1.87.

00:44:55Just a reminder

00:44:56death before

00:44:57the end of the world

00:44:58means death

00:44:59before the timer

00:45:00runs out.

00:45:02The patient's condition

00:45:03has worsened

00:45:04and his breathing

00:45:05is irregular

00:45:06so we're in the

00:45:07final minutes

00:45:08and we should know

00:45:08something soon.

00:45:10There's a lot of

00:45:10excitement here

00:45:11at the hospital

00:45:12crowds are cheering

00:45:13incredibly

00:45:14this is coming down

00:45:15to the wire.

00:45:17Let's see how this

00:45:17unfolds

00:45:18and we'll be back

00:45:19if there's more news.

00:45:21Dr. Gonzales

00:45:22thank you as always.

00:45:23Thank you Jack.

00:45:24Dr. Foster

00:45:25thanks for being here.

00:45:26Thank you for having me Jack.

00:45:27Believe in science.

00:45:28Always

00:45:28and Dr. Turner

00:45:29always a pleasure.

00:45:32Okay

00:45:32as we continue

00:45:33to cover

00:45:34these extraordinary

00:45:35events

00:45:35it's crucial

00:45:36to stay informed.

00:45:37We'll check in

00:45:38with our correspondents

00:45:39on the front lines

00:45:40in just a moment.

00:45:41Remember

00:45:41the next part

00:45:42of our broadcast

00:45:42promises to be

00:45:43even more captivating.

00:45:45Stay with us.

00:46:03Feeling like

00:46:04drowning your sorrows?

00:46:05Remember

00:46:06the world's ending

00:46:07and being drunk

00:46:08won't save you now.

00:46:10BWC Reserve

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00:46:13savor the moment

00:46:14with crystal clear clarity

00:46:15rich

00:46:16smooth

00:46:17and refreshingly

00:46:18pointless

00:46:18because when the sky falls

00:46:20at least you'll be standing.

00:46:23BWC Reserve

00:46:24face the end

00:46:25sober.

00:46:28Hey I'm MJ Frost

00:46:30from the survival team

00:46:31listen up

00:46:32it's game time

00:46:34and the stakes

00:46:34are higher than ever

00:46:35but whether it's in life

00:46:37or on the field

00:46:38one thing's always true

00:46:40you've got to be

00:46:41prepared for anything

00:46:42preparation

00:46:43awareness

00:46:44and teamwork

00:46:45can make all the difference

00:46:46think of it like

00:46:47it's football

00:46:48every move counts

00:46:49every second matters

00:46:52out there

00:46:53I rely on my teammates

00:46:54but in here

00:46:55I rely on being prepared

00:46:57and you should too

00:46:59stay alert

00:47:00stick together

00:47:02play smart

00:47:02and stay safe

00:47:04it's not just about

00:47:05surviving

00:47:06it's about making sure

00:47:08we all make it through

00:47:08this together

00:47:24breaking news

00:47:26an atomic explosion

00:47:27has been confirmed

00:47:28off the coast of

00:47:28Cayo Largo del Sur

00:47:29officials report this

00:47:31as the fourth nuclear

00:47:32detonation of the day

00:47:33a clear test

00:47:34of what's to come

00:47:35despite the escalating

00:47:36situation

00:47:37the previously

00:47:38announced timeline

00:47:39for the main attack

00:47:39remains unchanged

00:47:45breaking news

00:47:47a major incident

00:47:49has been reported

00:47:49at western state

00:47:50shelter 27

00:47:51with ventilation systems

00:47:52reportedly malfunctioning

00:47:53hundreds of people

00:47:54are trapped

00:47:55and the situation

00:47:56remains critical

00:47:57authorities have stated

00:47:58that all available

00:47:59resources have been deployed

00:48:00but survival chances

00:48:01are uncertain

00:48:02these are the breaking news

00:48:03stay tuned on broadcast

00:48:04world crisis

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00:48:38today

00:48:51we're back in the studio

00:48:53to experience these

00:48:53final and thrilling moments

00:48:55jack

00:48:56yes we have our two

00:48:57correspondents on the street

00:48:59george is on the street

00:49:00in what seems to be

00:49:00a calmer area

00:49:01compared to earlier

00:49:02and francine is inside

00:49:04one of the garages

00:49:05near the central park shelters

00:49:07francine

00:49:08why don't you go first

00:49:09and tell us

00:49:09what's happening

00:49:10on your end

00:49:11can you update us

00:49:12on the situation there

00:49:13and how are people

00:49:14coping with the rising

00:49:15tensions

00:49:17hello sarah

00:49:18i'm currently within

00:49:19a makeshift garage shelter

00:49:21where i have been

00:49:22kindly welcomed

00:49:23this is a community

00:49:24of outcasts

00:49:25who believe that

00:49:26despite the minimal

00:49:27safety measures here

00:49:28they will survive

00:49:30we'll discuss this topic

00:49:31further with dr kurosawa

00:49:33in a moment

00:49:33but for now

00:49:34let's have a look around

00:49:35at the situation

00:49:36as you can see

00:49:37the floor is littered

00:49:38with trash

00:49:39including money

00:49:40which currently has

00:49:40no monetary value

00:49:42without proper beds

00:49:43couches are being used

00:49:45for sleeping

00:49:45the food supply

00:49:46is also limited

00:49:47with most of it

00:49:49being spoiled

00:49:49or expired

00:49:50as a whole

00:49:51the situation here

00:49:52is extremely dangerous

00:49:53and unfit for living

00:49:56these people have been

00:49:57marginalized by their

00:49:58society

00:49:59they believe that

00:50:00the world is ending

00:50:01and yet they do not

00:50:02have a proper way

00:50:03to protect themselves

00:50:04back to you

00:50:06in the studio

00:50:07amazing story

00:50:08francine

00:50:09george can you tell us

00:50:10about your current

00:50:11position and what

00:50:12you're able to observe

00:50:13yes jack

00:50:14we are in a commercial

00:50:15district that has been

00:50:16completely abandoned

00:50:18the streets are empty

00:50:20and there is a palpable

00:50:22sense of fear

00:50:23in the air

00:50:24every once in a while

00:50:26we are hearing

00:50:27loud explosions

00:50:28coming from downtown

00:50:30and the streets

00:50:32are shaking

00:50:33literally

00:50:34every time

00:50:34these explosions

00:50:35happen

00:50:36I've got to tell you

00:50:37the most terrifying

00:50:38part about all this

00:50:40is the uncertainty

00:50:42about this situation

00:50:43we do not know

00:50:44if we are safe here

00:50:45or what may happen next

00:50:48it must be

00:50:49incredibly challenging

00:50:51to remain focused

00:50:51don't you think

00:50:52it's time

00:50:53for us to tell

00:50:53our viewers

00:50:55I guess it's about

00:50:56that time Sarah

00:50:57well

00:50:58maybe our most

00:50:59observant viewers

00:51:00have already noticed

00:51:01but

00:51:02Francine and George

00:51:04are a couple

00:51:05I mean

00:51:06just look at those

00:51:07tender and worried

00:51:08glances that they're

00:51:09exchanging

00:51:10they definitely

00:51:10are adorable

00:51:13Francine

00:51:14George

00:51:14we have a surprise

00:51:16for you

00:51:16and our viewers

00:51:18we found this

00:51:19old footage

00:51:20on post-it link

00:51:21let's watch it

00:51:22together

00:51:52we'll see you next

00:51:52next time

00:51:52we'll see you next

00:53:23That is what is keeping me alive right now.

00:53:28I love you.

00:53:29I love you, George.

00:53:32It's a powerful reminder of the human aspect behind the headlines.

00:53:38And thank you to our sponsor, Post-it Link.

00:53:42Francine, I understand you have a guest with you there, Dr. Kurosawa, an expert in nuclear

00:53:47safety and bunker technology.

00:53:49Can you introduce us?

00:53:51Yes.

00:53:52Yes, Jack.

00:53:54With me here is Dr. Kurosawa, a leading expert in nuclear safety and bunker infrastructure.

00:54:00He's been assisting with the preparations and safety protocols of the Humanity Global Protection

00:54:05Plan.

00:54:06Dr. Kurosawa, could you please share with our viewers how effective these garage shelters

00:54:11are and what measures are being taken to ensure people's safety?

00:54:15Dr. Kurosawa, Francine, the problem is that these shelters are not effective at all.

00:54:19What we really need is bunkers.

00:54:22Let's say if the ground zero was 10, 15 miles from here even, these flimsy shelters will not

00:54:29protect anybody.

00:54:30We need to have something more along the lines of what is at the Central Park bunkers, something

00:54:38that is supplied with food, something that has survivability of 100%.

00:54:43The problem with these shelters is that they are so flimsy that even air can come in through

00:54:49here and contaminated with radiation can infect everybody.

00:54:54And, um, there are a lot of concerns about the psychological impacts remaining in confined

00:54:59spaces for prolonged periods of time can cause.

00:55:02How have you addressed this situation?

00:55:04Well, once again, the bunkers have helped...

00:55:10Ladies and gentlemen, bear with us just a moment.

00:55:12We have seemed to lost the connection with Francine.

00:55:14We're going to try to get her back online.

00:55:16In the meantime, let's cut to commercial.

00:55:22What is going on?

00:55:23We have George.

00:55:24No, I need to know what is going on.

00:55:26I can't reach Francine anymore.

00:55:27The lines are down.

00:55:29They're down.

00:55:30George, we're trying to get Francine back right now.

00:55:33We're trying to get her back.

00:55:34Listen, don't tell me you're trying, okay?

00:55:35You're out there in this fancy studio where I'm out here risking my life, okay?

00:55:40Like, this is not okay.

00:55:42Cut his feed now, please.

00:55:46Ladies and gentlemen, we apologize for the interruption.

00:55:49As you can see, the situation is evolving rapidly and emotions are running high.

00:55:55But we assure you, we are committed to keeping you informed with the most accurate and timely information available.

00:56:04Please stay tuned as we work to resolve these issues and ensure the safety of all of our staff, including

00:56:11our correspondents.

00:56:12We'll come back to Francine and George in a few moments.

00:56:18As we navigate these challenging moments, it's important to remember the resilience and creativity that define us.

00:56:25While we deal with uncertainty, let's take a moment to celebrate the spirit of human expression and hope.

00:56:32We're going live to a local community event where one artist is making a statement through his work.

00:56:39This is my art, but I think it's more than that.

00:56:42It's my voice.

00:56:43It's my message to everyone out there.

00:56:46It feels like we're in a world that's out of control, where the only people that can make decisions are

00:56:51the powerful and the rich.

00:56:52But I want to take back that control.

00:56:55On this canvas, I have control.

00:56:57I want you to have control, too.

00:57:00We will be here long after this happens.

00:57:02There will be a new beginning, and this will remain.

00:57:06This artwork, it may remain as a message for all of us.

00:57:11This is my mural, and it may seem apocalyptic, but it's not.

00:57:15It's a phoenix rising from the ashes.

00:57:17This art, if it remains, will be a symbol, a message to everyone.

00:57:22Thank you, Leo.

00:57:24That passage and your interpretation through art remind us of the power of perspective.

00:57:28In times of uncertainties, it's visions like yours that offer us not just solace, but a challenge to reimagine and

00:57:35reshape our world to ensure that when things fall, they also rise anew.

00:57:43Yes.

00:57:44Thank you, Leo.

00:57:45Your work tonight is not just a mural.

00:57:47It's really a beacon for those watching at home.

00:57:50May it inspire them to face the future and to shape it any way they can with whatever tools they

00:57:57have.

00:58:01Leo's words and his stunning mural give us much to ponder about our resilience and the transformative power of the

00:58:07human spirit.

00:58:07But as we consider our future, both immediate and long term, it's also crucial to stay informed about the very

00:58:14real and present conditions we're facing today.

00:58:17Let's now go over to Ethan Storm, our meteorologist, who's been closely monitoring the environmental changes that accompany these turbulent

00:58:25times.

00:58:25Ethan, what's the latest on the weather front?

00:58:36Welcome, everyone.

00:58:37This is Ethan Storm.

00:58:39Now, let's take a quick look at the expected climate changes following the explosion up until tomorrow's first light.

00:58:45Now, just one billionth of a second after the explosion, temperatures will reach 100 million degrees Fahrenheit near the explosion

00:58:54epicenter, a temperature 10 times hotter than the sun's surface.

00:58:58Everything, humans, animals, plants, will burn instantly.

00:59:01The heat, smoke and soot from burning woods, plastics and fossil fuels will consequently block solar rays, leading to a

00:59:08significant cooling of Earth's surface.

00:59:11This phenomenon is known as nuclear winter and could have significant impacts on global weather patterns, potentially causing prolonged periods

00:59:19of cold temperatures and disruptive precipitation patterns.

00:59:23By day two, expect temperatures to remain well below freezing, even in typically warmer regions.

00:59:29Now, this sudden and intense cold could also lead to freezing of any exposed water sources and the halt of

00:59:37any agricultural activity.

00:59:39From day three to five, the cooling will continue, but at a slower rate.

00:59:43Temperatures could drop as much as 50 degrees and well below the average for this time of year.

00:59:50By the end of the first week, temperatures will somehow stabilize.

00:59:54However, this is only the calm before a long and bitter storm.

00:59:58The average global temperatures could hover around 40 to 60 degrees below normal.

01:00:04And without the sun's warmth, we're in for an extended period of cold, darkness and unpredictability.

01:00:10This is just the beginning of what could be a prolonged and deadly nuclear winter.

01:00:16Back to you at the studio.

01:00:19Well, at least we're solving global warming.

01:00:25Well, jokes aside, it's really crucial for those at home to avoid going out during the coldest hours, especially elderly

01:00:33and children.

01:00:34Remember, you can join the conversation using hashtag final broadcast on Post-it link.

01:00:40We're receiving many messages and several videos have gone viral.

01:00:45Let's take a look with Melissa.

01:00:48Let's read a few more comments from our viewers.

01:00:51The stars look different tonight.

01:00:54It's as if they know.

01:00:57In every end, there's a new beginning.

01:01:00Let's not forget that.

01:01:03You're all insensitive, showing no respect for the tragedy.

01:01:07Shame on you.

01:01:09We need to make it clear.

01:01:11You're free to change the channel if you wish, but there is no need to disrupt those providing a public

01:01:16service.

01:01:20Let's check in on the surface.

01:01:22Is something happening up there?

01:01:24Jack.

01:01:24Now, let's go to George on the front line for a clearer picture of what's going on.

01:01:29Everyone, if you're watching this, things are escalating quickly.

01:01:32Right scene is alive and I'm on my way down to meet your chick.

01:01:48Clear us down.

01:01:54We were intercepted by a group of dissidents.

01:01:57Come on, George.

01:01:59Explosions?

01:02:00Dissidents?

01:02:01I mean, this sounds like a lot of conspiracy talk to me.

01:02:04Are you sure you're not just hearing construction?

01:02:06I mean, I'm sure it's probably not as bad as you make it out to be.

01:02:11Not as bad?

01:02:12What are you talking about?

01:02:15Look around you.

01:02:17It is complete chaos in the streets.

01:02:21Christine, if anything happens to her, it's on us for ignoring the signs.

01:02:28I'm telling you what I'm seeing with my own eyes.

01:02:31This is not paranoia, okay?

01:02:34All right, guys.

01:02:35Chill out.

01:02:35George, hey, your safety is our top priority.

01:02:37We appreciate you taking these risks.

01:02:39Sarah, maybe we can try to get some confirmation on these events, the sounds.

01:02:45Fine.

01:02:46But I'm not staying here.

01:02:48I'm going down to meet Francine.

01:02:50If you have any real updates from the studios, I need them now.

01:03:02George is so sexy.

01:03:04But guess who we have on the line, Jack?

01:03:08Who, Sarah?

01:03:09We have Francine back on the line.

01:03:11Francine, can you hear us?

01:03:16Yes, Sarah.

01:03:18There have been several small explosions around me.

01:03:21The garage I was in has collapsed, and several people have died, including children.

01:03:26I'm feeling shaken but determined.

01:03:27Where's George?

01:03:29Well, we've lost George's cameraman, and we currently don't have a signal with him.

01:03:33What do you mean you don't have a signal?

01:03:34Is he okay?

01:03:35Do you know where he is?

01:03:37Let's not use the broadcast for personal matters.

01:03:40Please, Francine.

01:03:41I just want to find George and cover this story for you.

01:03:44Is he downtown?

01:03:44Because I'll find him.

01:03:46George, if you're watching, I'm coming for you, okay?

01:03:49Okay.

01:03:50Oh, God.

01:03:50Oh, my gosh.

01:03:51How sweet.

01:03:52What a beautiful love story.

01:03:57They're searching for each other.

01:03:59Let's tell them the location, Sarah.

01:04:01No.

01:04:02Let's keep a bit of suspense for our viewers.

01:04:06And before we continue...

01:04:07Hold on.

01:04:08Hold on.

01:04:08I'm sorry, everyone.

01:04:09Hold on.

01:04:09Bring it down.

01:04:10Bring it down, everybody.

01:04:11Hold on.

01:04:12Just...

01:04:12Guys, listen up, everybody.

01:04:13I...

01:04:14I gotta say this.

01:04:17Guys, continuing on.

01:04:18As if nothing's wrong.

01:04:19It's madness.

01:04:20And while I appreciate the shelter of this bunker, it's not enough.

01:04:24It's not.

01:04:26We can't just keep broadcasting.

01:04:28Like, there's not real work to be done outside.

01:04:34Now, many of us have decided we can't stay here any longer pretending everything's fine.

01:04:41It's not just about us.

01:04:43It's about...

01:05:08Will we see la scuola?

01:05:13How are we learning?

01:05:15The world is so different.

01:05:19Can we rebuild everything we lost?

01:05:21Hi, I'm your new AI teacher.

01:05:24Welcome to a new curriculum tailored for tomorrow.

01:05:27Core Survival Tactics teaches vital life skills.

01:05:30Rapid rebuilding introduces practical engineering for reconstruction.

01:05:34And resource sciences ensures we master sustainable living with what we have.

01:05:39The future depends on us.

01:05:46Why wait for sickness, apocalypses, or the uncertainty of death?

01:05:51Euthanasy.

01:05:52The gentle escape you deserve.

01:05:54No pain.

01:05:55No fear.

01:05:56Just sweet release.

01:06:07Breaking news.

01:06:08All communication with Eastern State Command has been lost.

01:06:11There is no confirmation whether this is due to technical failure or external intervention.

01:06:16Authorities remain silent.

01:06:17Breaking news.

01:06:18Tactical nuclear strikes confirmed over open waters.

01:06:21Defense systems remain inactive.

01:06:23The countdown continues.

01:06:24Breaking news.

01:06:25Government emergency signals are failing.

01:06:27We have no further updates.

01:06:29These are the breaking news.

01:06:30Stay tuned on Broadcast World Crisis.

01:06:41We respect the decision of our colleagues who choose to leave.

01:06:44It's a reminder of the severity of what's happening outside these walls.

01:06:48However, we will continue to provide you updates and information as long as we can.

01:06:55I think it's time to check for an update from George and Francine.

01:06:59No, no updates yet.

01:07:01But we have a wonderful segment shot two days ago by our very own Francine.

01:07:07Brought to you by our sponsor, Frosty Industries.

01:07:10It's a reminder of the small joys that can be found even in the most unexpected places.

01:07:21Hello, everyone.

01:07:22In times like these where freedom feels more constrained than ever, we found a story of unexpected joy behind the

01:07:28walls of the state prison.

01:07:30Thanks to a unique initiative by Frosty Industries, we're bringing a little sweetness to a place that rarely sees it.

01:07:38Hey, I got some frosty ice cream.

01:07:40Who wants some frosty ice cream?

01:07:42Yeah.

01:07:45Here you go.

01:07:46Here you go.

01:07:50It's a little taste from outside.

01:07:52It might not be freedom, but it's better.

01:07:55It's frosty.

01:07:56And you know, these walls are reinforced.

01:07:59Probably the safest spot to be in right now.

01:08:02Who'd have thought they'd be the lucky ones, huh?

01:08:05While the world outside contends with chaos, these moments of normalcy are rare and precious.

01:08:11Today, ice cream isn't just a dessert.

01:08:13It's a brief escape from the grim shadows of confinement.

01:08:18The real frosty experience.

01:08:25Thank you for staying with us.

01:08:26That was a prerecorded segment by Francine, offering a lighter moment in these heavy times by our sponsor.

01:08:34Frosty Industries.

01:08:36We are working to reestablish live contact with Francine, and we'll bring you updates as soon as we have them.

01:08:44Oh, we just received a video from George's cell phone by a post-it link.

01:08:49Wow.

01:08:50What a powerful social network with such fast downloads.

01:08:54Let's watch it now.

01:09:07I don't care anymore.

01:09:10I really don't.

01:09:13I'm not scared of dying.

01:09:18I've lived with that view for the last ten years.

01:09:33I'm scared.

01:09:37I won't see Francine yet.

01:09:43I'm scared that I've disappointed my parents by leaving the shelter.

01:09:54I'm scared that health spread fake news.

01:10:04I'm scared that Francine is not safe.

01:10:08It's all my fault.

01:10:15Francine, if you're watching...

01:10:18George, I'm sorry to interrupt, but we have a critical update by our sponsor, Fetblast.

01:10:23It's disturbing how you're talking about the end of this tragedy.

01:10:28Francine, did you hear that?

01:10:30Were you connected?

01:10:31It's great.

01:10:32You have talked about an intimate moment of a person, and you're using it for audience entertainment.

01:10:36I mean, this is so fucking superficial, and people are dying, and you don't care.

01:10:41There are ways to talk about sadness and pain and fear while maintaining some dignity,

01:10:46and people are just becoming more and more accustomed to this superficial pain,

01:10:52and they're becoming unempathetic.

01:10:55Like, you shared a person's private moment, and you were talking about the private life

01:11:01of a person, of two people, and you've crossed every line.

01:11:06Wow.

01:11:07Thank you, Francine, for that strong emotional impact you just gave us.

01:11:13Now it's time to go back to Emma for that update, and thank you to our sponsor, Fetblast.

01:11:18This is so exciting.

01:11:20So exciting.

01:11:24There's a lot of emotions running through me right now, but excitement ain't one of them.

01:11:29People are fucking dying out there.

01:11:33We're just sitting in here, in our own safe little world, recording it all.

01:11:39For what?

01:11:40A check.

01:11:41Please.

01:11:41Sarah.

01:11:46The end of the world.

01:11:49And we mean the end of our world?

01:11:53Our way of life?

01:11:55Our sense of reality?

01:11:59The world's been here for billions of years before us.

01:12:02It'll be here for billions of years after us.

01:12:04We're not the culmination of life's narrative.

01:12:08No, we're a single chapter in its infinite, ongoing story.

01:12:15Look at you.

01:12:18Look at me.

01:12:22Look at us.

01:12:24Journalism.

01:12:25We've become nothing more than a spectacle.

01:12:32It's not creating anything good in the world.

01:12:37People need real help.

01:12:39They need real information, not this sanitized version of reality.

01:12:47We've lost touch with everything that matters.

01:12:50And I am fucking done.

01:12:58Good night.

01:13:01Good luck.

01:13:04Stop this fucking music.

01:13:08Well, ladies and gentlemen, that was certainly a powerful moment.

01:13:15But we are making history tonight.

01:13:21And you are witnessing a significant piece of television history.

01:13:26But let's continue.

01:13:28The show must go on.

01:13:32Up next, we have Emma with more updates in the world of betting.

01:13:36Emma, the betting industry is still thriving, isn't it?

01:13:39He's passed away.

01:13:41Today, the patient who was at the center of the most intense betting frenzy has finally passed away.

01:13:48But the bets are in, and we have winners.

01:13:52This is the most lucrative bet in our history.

01:13:55And the winner has just won a total of $50 million.

01:13:59While the world outside faces unprecedented chaos,

01:14:02the betting industry has found new and morbidly fascinating ways to make money.

01:14:08One of the most popular games right now is the Russian Roulette Games in Las Vegas.

01:14:14This is a dangerous game.

01:14:16It's drawing millions, and the stakes couldn't be higher.

01:14:20But these bets aren't just about money anymore.

01:14:22They're now about taking control in a world that seems completely out of control.

01:14:29The odds change with every roll, and the stakes couldn't be higher.

01:14:35Thank you, Emma, for that update.

01:14:37It seems that even in the darkest of times, people find ways to engage with the world around them.

01:14:42For better or worse, we'll continue to bring you the latest updates as they come in.

01:14:47Stay with us, and see you after the break.

01:15:10This message is for all viewers, regardless of nationality, currently tuned into this program.

01:15:16Dear viewers, you are hearing this sound because a nuclear attack is imminent.

01:15:21It is essential that you remain calm and follow the instructions of your local authorities.

01:15:27If you are outside, seek shelter immediately.

01:15:30If possible, move underground or into a concrete structure.

01:15:35If no other shelter is available, position yourself behind any solid barrier.

01:15:40You will be notified when the nuclear explosions have concluded.

01:15:44Remain sheltered and await further instructions.

01:15:47Do not venture out until you are informed it is safe to do so.

01:15:52Continue to receive updates through official channels.

01:15:55Stay safe by following the guidance of emergency personnel and local authorities.

01:16:00Remember, we are all in this together.

01:16:03With global cooperation, we will navigate this tragic event.

01:16:08Proceed to safety immediately.

01:16:10This announcement is now concluded.

01:16:18Sarah, I think I found her.

01:16:21Francine!

01:16:23Francine, can you hear me?

01:16:25George, I'm here.

01:16:26I'm trapped, but I'm okay.

01:16:29Francine, I'm coming.

01:16:30Just hold on.

01:16:31You can find me, George.

01:16:32I never lost hope.

01:16:38That's true.

01:16:49George, Francine, are you there?

01:16:54Probably a minor setback.

01:16:57That was an intense moment.

01:16:59But remember, folks, we're making history tonight, and you're witnessing something extraordinary.

01:17:05Now let's check back in with Melissa for an update on this.

01:17:09Nuclear detonation is imminent.

01:17:12Estimated impact in nine minutes.

01:17:15This is not a test.

01:17:17This is not a joke.

01:17:21We seem to be experiencing widespread communication failures.

01:17:26I'm being told that all of our links are down.

01:17:31Send in the clowns.

01:17:33Send in the clowns.

01:17:41You know, it's always been temporary.

01:17:47Love.

01:17:48Art.

01:17:50Health.

01:17:53Even the Earth itself.

01:17:55You, me.

01:17:59Death.

01:18:03Death is so inevitable.

01:18:07The only appointment that you never made in your appointment book.

01:18:11The last true surprise.

01:18:16Death is always waiting to astonish us.

01:18:22Now we've grown accustomed to buying everything.

01:18:32That, it all comes with an expiration date.

01:18:36When that date arrives, what truly remains.

01:18:43We've killed innovation, originality, rebellion, and everything that follows.

01:18:57Our lives, identical and standardized, are some nambulant dullness.

01:19:13And, uh, numb to an ugliness that's universal.

01:19:21No.

01:19:24This is not the end of the world.

01:19:29It's just the end of this one.

01:19:36And one day, we will be a lesson in the history books about how we self-destructed and rose again

01:19:48from the ashes to create a new, wiser world.

01:20:07It was just a lie.

01:20:12So as not to lose you.

01:20:17That's how it always starts.

01:20:19One word, then another.

01:20:23Half-truth's restless protection.

01:20:26And then everything turns to fog.

01:20:29And the truth is lost.

01:20:33But it was for us.

01:20:38I didn't, I didn't want this.

01:20:40I never imagined that...

01:20:42That's the point, Philip.

01:20:43No one ever imagines it.

01:20:45But when lies mix with affection,

01:20:48when words become light,

01:20:50people stop feeling the weight of what they say.

01:20:54And things happen.

01:20:56Inevitable things.

01:20:58So, um...

01:21:00Is this it?

01:21:02Is...

01:21:03Is this the end?

01:21:06No, Philip.

01:21:08It's not the end.

01:21:11It's become something else.

01:21:13It's become something else.

01:21:21It's become something else.

01:21:43If it's the end that my dreams will get, I won't have the power, I'll stay, I'm free from the

01:22:03evil, oh.

01:22:07Una soluzione tra vivere e morire è la redenzione, ma non ci sarà più musica della paura che ora mi

01:22:28fa sconvolgere la chimica.

01:22:35Anche l'amore e il senso non avrà, oggi va in onda questo final broadcast, final broadcast.

01:22:55Dove va la mia realtà, pronta per esplodere nell'aria, nell'aria?

01:23:07Piovono proiettili di voci che si perdono nell'aria, nell'aria.

01:23:19Non ho più parole, conforto e terrore, mi abbandono a quello che sarà.

01:23:31Ho una soluzione tra vivere e morire è la redenzione, ma non ci sarà più musica.

01:23:47Nella paura che ora mi fa sconvolgere la chimica.

01:24:00Anche l'amore e il senso non avrà, andiamo in onda con il final broadcast.

01:24:18Andiamo in onda con il final broadcast.

01:24:27Final broadcast.

01:24:33Final broadcast.

01:24:39Final broadcast.

01:24:42Andiamo in onda con il final broadcast.

01:24:51Final broadcast.

01:24:54Final broadcast.

01:24:56Final broadcast.

01:24:57Final broadcast.

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