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00:00Hello, I'm sorry.
00:01Excuse me, I'm sorry.
00:04Good morning, good morning.
00:05After, after, after.
00:07You can't talk about it.
00:08You can't talk about it.
00:10But, fortunately, the art is free.
00:14All right, how are you?
00:17For Venezia and for the Biennale.
00:20For Venezia, which I always merited.
00:21If I can and find a way,
00:24I always go to Venice,
00:25even if for three hours,
00:27I will be full of the great memories
00:29and then,
00:32I will put my little bit to the end
00:35to the end of the pandemic
00:35that I would like to involve
00:37a extraordinary moment
00:39as the Fondazione Biennale.
00:41How do you do this?
00:42How do you do this?
00:43We have to go to art,
00:46we have to go to the artists,
00:47we have to go to the bandages,
00:49we have to go to Russia,
00:53then there is a go to Israel,
00:54then there is a go to the United States,
00:56then there is a go to Russia,
00:57then there is a go to Russia,
00:57I continue to think,
00:59and I have a good point,
01:00I think that art,
01:01as well as the sport,
01:02since we have finished the Olympics,
01:04they must be exempt from the fights.
01:08I don't think of the artists.
01:10or they won't see the stars,
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