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Its just on the 6 am, hey, it must go. This is all to international on piece of scope with the latest well use. Thank you for joining thats our top story. This out of the bush and the Defense Ministry has said that a full us abrams tank has been destroyed in the front line of dont boss footage on line to pay it to show what remains of the vehicle report suggest it was destroyed. And that doesnt yet region. The russian Defense Ministry also said that a check made vampire come by vehicle into french made, sees a self propelled author units were also destroyed. Meanwhile, his a british challenge of time. Theyve got bogged down while performing a training exercise. The exercise in the main problem with the challenges facing it keeps getting stuck in the next be one of the messages to the crating time cruise. Theyve given it since we go is that last this challenge is full admittedly precise. Actually theyve had real problems with it. He and ukraine because of its lability and they just said its too heavy. Its on the pallet and it keeps getting stuck. And you can see thats exactly what has happened here. The valley of the tank is on the mud, which on across a small big tree to you in a few meters wide, but its clearly very well very so he and the tank is just sunk in, slit in and now theyre waiting for recovery that meanwhile, the nato chief in stilton boat has distance himself from the french presence amount on my calling a suggestion. The width of the allies should knoxville out deploying troops to ukraine. They said this, such a move by individual members could impact the alliance as a whole. Number of countries outside the notes, considering sending Ground Troops to ukraine and the native shifted reiterate those sentiments. Nato has no plans to send troops to ukraine, and nato is not potty to the conflict, nor on nato allies. I think it is important that we consult, and that we have a common approach to these important topics because they match for all of us. So most of our defense minister has offered up his own solution to avoid sending nato troops to ukraine. You suggested that keeps west and all i should help you. Connie meant of draft age, but sent home to join the countries on me. Ask him if he was a boy and i the trip, almost nothing would help the Ukrainian Army, even more than the return of the ukrainian men of draft age and capable of fighting in the war with them is that they are sufficiently patriotic. So we have to motivate them and provide resources to these young men who are able to serve and the Ukrainian Army to go back and do so, which surely better than sending our own soldiers there. I think the folks or the video a talk show host, im physical on list dot and nixon says that spoke of sending troops to ukraine is most likely until bugging ship. And not every got. It is difficult to believe that they are serious about sending troops to ukraine, particularly in light of the revelations that have been made all over the you about the lack of him and the an issue theyre saying will send trips to you to ukraine, but they wont have the immunization that they need to protect themselves. That the, the nato at the block is not currently prepared militarily to defend itself if it needed to. I think it is a pretty absurd. I kind of feel as though this may be somewhat of a bluff. I feel as though the people in power recognized that their ukraine project is collapsing and they may be trying to blow off on a rush or a bit. They may be trying to pretend as though theyre ready to militarily engage, so that that will give them a little bit of leverage when it comes to negotiating. Some kind of a, an in ukraine does not have to wear with all to maintain the fight. And were seeing that happen bit by bit now that the political collapse is, seems of, you know, has been immune it for a while. And by imminent, i dont mean within a day. But i do mean within months that the support, even in ukraine for the conflict is waning here in the United States, as you probably know, i year ive worked in washington dc every day, i can tell you that the support for this conflict is significantly dis decreased in fact, the, by the ministration cant even get money for ukraine anymore. So certainly, theyre not going to be in a position to get a to send, you know, troops or to get kinetically involved in this day. The 20 days in valuable documentary made by a ukrainian feel, make one and ill skip on sunday. But the footage of a pregnant woman, marianna, wishing me a sky, it was exposed as misleading. Last year. I dont have the correspondence, the sweeney broke down the control the sea for my colleague nicky are in the on sunday. So the glitz and glamour of hollywood as the red carpet was rolled out for the stalls of the silver screen. But the least surprising, perhaps victory of the night was to the ukrainian documentary 20 days in matthew poll. Now again, this has caused some degree of controversy because of the nature of the documents that remind us that was with the clip of the field. The show that we saw that the image of might be in a vision, most guy who is a emerging fullness but building a pregnant. And she was bloody does as well. But she soon became the, the main, the main center of this kind of western propaganda over the over what really happened. This was a problem, legible, thing we should say, all the terms, the Hospital Number 5 on march 9th, 2022. And she came out of the hospital, she said she was surrounded by a camera crew of photographers from Associated Press and shed like to gave him an interview. Now of course i stayed cause some controversy. There was a big around with the United Nations security council, like what really happened in the hospital. Russia insisted that the hospital was not the target, that it was not boned from the as the ukrainians on the ground was like the whole series or had in fact being taken over by ukrainian soldiers some time before. Now marianna, herself, we oversee, she was at the center of this huge storm blowing off across the west of media across social media and telecom channels. And then i can, she searched the interview that shed given to Associated Press at the time. And she found that they havent actually included the statement that included the loss of the stuff that she had said, but they havent included a statement. No, as for i could take a place and she said that she made this statement repeatedly over and over again. But if you want to, uh, you know, get to the reality of what happened, that its just taken listening to what you actually said. You were josh to win. And so the Associated Press report has taken the photo, ask them not to do it because i didnt need it. And i didnt want it. I didnt give any consent for the photo and i didnt give any consent for the publication. So they published it on their own initiative. They also asked if there wasnt there, right. I said that no one had the right. Apparently they didnt need that information and cut it out because everything except when its happened and that you were in the maternity hospital. So things are very selective with statements that i know youve spent a lot of time working in mario. But what were you takeaways doing those on the well, perhaps some surprisingly that the truth about what happened even in my view, police very different from the narrative. Thats being played out into the west in the west. Ive been to the hospital in question, not being to all the maternity hospitals. Ive interviewed some of the patients that are, ive spoken to a lot of this off and they were very clear on who it was that was a bullying and who it was that was finally got them and they said it was ukrainian forces. Now, i think of many of the places across the city, i was in the as a face to form as well face just a few weeks ago. And i spoke to russian soldiers that who said that will not see the possible in the city was incredibly famous. But the people that will hold up in the eyes will still still pump. These will people that when they are not sees that were western bursaries, of course, and many of whom move now, a big news in the west, a good book deal and theyve been paraded across western Media Channels to be used as propaganda. But ive again, no spoken to many people across the city, and they only have one message. The it was as of the, with the people that terrorized them for years. And they say russia as the people that liberated them. But what they were most of who is the truth and they felt ready of the city being used, the point being ignored, but their city being used as western propaganda. A list, im so make a song stone says that misinformation is all parts of the world with o. Clearly. I mean, weve seen this, i think on the number of the so called the massacres, that were attributed to russia. But its not just one instance, but, and this whole slew of instances that have been talked about over the years where the European Press for example, you know, says jo, russia just bomb this hospital or you name it or this, you know, this building and then it turns out actually it was in the rush at all and you know, you could tell from the make of the, the weapons that were use that it was actually a sort of being a western made missiles and rockets and things like this. Um, going back to a been uh, one of the, the crises of the border over poland. Fire call. When you know, it was the member was accused, the russian was, was launching into poland and then they realize, oh no, it wasnt rush. It was, you create this, this is just part of the propaganda of the war machine. And as we know and evolved the passed away recently, i guess in the past month or so. So that alone would have been an end because to want to reference that documentary and that, you know, speaking of another documentary that is propagandistic to my, you know, i think do it to a certain level of billing to disclose. For example, the amount of western intelligence influence on the, of all the, and how much was, you know, how much of the, his agenda really was not just purely from altruistic motives on the verdict is in the Us Intelligence communities. Annual threats. Assessments for faults concludes that most of does not want any ministry confrontation with washington or nato. Russia almost certainly does not want to direct military conflict with us and nato forces and will continue asymmetric activity below what it calculates to be the threshold of military conflict globally. Us versus us governments 2025 budgets, allocates funds for washington to strengthen the Countries Nuclear deterrence provides almost 20000000000. 00 for weapons activities. And modernize ation, nissan. Some is 4500000000. 00 larger than the 2021 budgets the privatized a new clip test strip review. Well, lets discuss this live now with fiscal, unless on a central bruno son, joe, thanks very much for joining us today. Im 1st of all, i was wondering how do you think the Us Intelligence assessment tallies with the claims of some western leaders including the, the french presence of mind. One micron the russia could attack nature . Well, i think weve got a technical issue with with alice under alejandro. Can you hear me . I can hear you now. Great, and ill just repeat the 1st question. Ill just wondered, how does the Us Intelligence assessment finally with the claims of some western leaders, including im on with my crohn. Russia could talk to nato. Well, lets do your opinions and my name a drone. Um, i think i might do very well to watch the movie napoleon um, to remind themselves what happens when you are up in armies or continental to try to threaten russia. But my tongue has been leading this chorus now, and its very interesting because nato has been expanding and this has been touted as a great thing. However, nobody seems to have predicted that when you expand in organizations such as they do, you make it less flexible. And much more open to controversy add to internal descent. So we have my tron who is pushing for some mysterious reason, a much more direct conflict with russia. Although i doubt that he has what it takes to actually take it on. Even though friends is a Nuclear Power and you have germany which is extremely reluctant to participate. And so we have the, the seed of a, as a really a significant internal conflict dispute within nato itself. And um, i mean, i think this is just the beginning. Weve, we just had 2 new members and the last couple of weeks joining nato was now 32 number countries and just size into you. European union is going to mean more internal problems and less flexibility. Mm hm. So, this is very interesting. Now its, its a certainly is and then again in lots of the us in. So assessment what you think washington is, bruce thing, the money it now spends on its euclid the parents, if it isnt a procedures effect by washington. Is this the counsel another perceived threats this bruce to new corresponding . Well, one of the reasons there seems to be, um, that there seems to be a pattern here. Um, do us is not as concerned about russia as you are. Its and particularly certain countries in europe, im talking about something new or new members the Baltic States in particular, theyve been driving this whole a lot of the policy and ukraine has been prisoned really by the Baltic States and not just the nature of the Baltic States im talking about the sodium list way and yeah, and so a lot. Yeah. And poland have been driving the European Unions Foreign Policy. And in, not in a very good way, because most of europe had good relations with russia and until 2020, to decent, working relations. After all, there was a pipeline to turn transfer guess from russia to germany. So do you, west is main concern is not so much russia, its china and they want to, they want to get rid of this war, they would rather get rid of it so they can concentrate on russia. As a matter of fact, last week, the big news and its going to have router explain your route, reverberates route was the resignation of victoria and the, the number to what the Us State Department and the major russia hawk. The person who replaced her and who was also an investor to afghanistan and in the last stage of Us Occupation there. Im sorry, right now. His name escapes me, but he is a rather a china hawk. Hes very concerned on china. So it tells us theres a shift washington wants to concentrate on the real, the, the, the real right well that they consider which is done. Mm hm. And thats where they view crane war is sticking, you know, is keeping it bogged down in, in, in you can indeed and other brings on the nice thats it. So the next question on the sun draws on the wall in ukraine. The budgets, the 2025 budget is on the case of 482000000. 00 in a to ukraine, to cancel versus activities the that would seem to be a lot less compared to whats being handed over so far. Do you think that the the thinking of winded down simple for you this is a difficult question. The there is this big uh theres throwing a lot of things into uh this the same a 64000000000 uh package that uh whether or not uh, uh speaker, my car is the will present to congress to vote. Of course, if he does present it about, theres a good chance it will pass. Now that money as victoria the one herself had advised very quietly with it in her, in her speech a few weeks ago just before she resigned. And not a lot of that money is going to go back to the us and she says, results it create us jobs, good paying us jobs. So theres, um, the, the, the us is economics system is almost a slate to the military. And therefore, its Foreign Policy has to be aggressive because its economic. One of the economic pillars of the country is the Defense Industry. And im like russia, this Defense Industry has Companies Listed in the stock market. In other words, there are investors who depend on uh, good and solid Financial Performance and which is one of the dangers that president roosevelt him to that in his final, im sorry, not. Roosevelt eisenhower. Famously as spoken his final speech, 1960 before leaving office. When he warned about the industrial military complex. So this is something thats going to bother or haunt United States for years until the it requires, its not enough for a president to switch Foreign Policy and to come in. But the good intentions he, any president that comes in is almost constrained by the economic system, which is so dependent on military Industrial Production and financial indeed, im unable to pull it up. Lets go on the list. Im certainly glad that we overcame that initial technical hiccup at the start, though. Thanks very much for your thoughts on the us governments twins specified. Thank its a thank you. Goodbye. Maybe dont know, india of us that it will not taylor its policies to suit American Electric vehicle produces less of the nations government. Responded to testers, request for special conditions to be granted through its manufacturing funds, indian commerce and industry minister comments on the move. I government does not tailor policy for any one individual company. Oh, its interest. Everybodys free to make vege a months. But that does not mean that the government will necessarily take a decision based on what you do months. The window sills are locks common response to inquiries about whether the government of india plans to provide any sort of concessions to tesla for opening up facilities in india. Bused oil does not lead to around the boys and made it very clear that there will be no special treatment for eat on most company. Tesla has been your being for an initial terrorist concession to buy them. 70 percent customs duty for calls price below 40000 dollars and 100 percent for higher. Why do you cars . High level of terrace. So more to where he goes, just to me leads locally. Production has been a long standing problem of for them, card manufacturers, the usb stevie designs made this concession of prerequisites in opening up a factory in india. This by the we would be decibels, 6th right, goes on. I am confident that tesla will be in india and will do so as soon as humanly possible. Both india and to slower stock in a yard long in thoughts as Prime Minister and the remainder movies, administration bush, the us, all to america, to produce cars locally and test last c e o e law, and mosque salt, nor taxes for us to sell, where it goes both elsewhere, uncompleted to prices recently in a shift of stance. Tesla has large to set top local manufacturing as india has been calling for it. Now despite test allows expectations, the indian minister of commerce and industry has made it very clear that in dev open to during all sorts of e v. Because were working on several initiatives where were having in 2 minutes to read the consultations and the dialect with the stakeholders with potential investors from across the world, from europe, from the United States, from the far east, from japan, from korea. So we have significant engagements going on across the world. Mean like, you know, in mosques in the deb, you could be delayed by resistance from domestic industry. Please tell us on more to as well as my him draw some of the establish call phones good, become a hard speed break up as a rapidly growing ab bhakti and even the attract global attention of bringing that to communities closer. That was summed us. Ill heat subjective as shes run for the to reach them. City council, despite the fate, shes already made history by being the 1st published indian woman to break a decades long election boy called an exclusive interview with archie. She said lights on the reasons for decision and i show he again, if i became a candidate and you encourage error, women especially in East Jerusalem as our rights are significantly overlooked in many areas clearly. And there is an urgent desire for change. And ive been in jerusalem for 15 years. Im originally from nazareth, during my time in jerusalem, i started studying at the Hebrew University and lived in Student Housing came in after leaving Student Housing. I began to understand what exactly is available in East Jerusalem in terms of facilities and the last 0 for residence. I was shocked. So of course i lived in several areas in a, so we uh show a fox and b tanina. And so the regrettably, i couldnt continue living in error of areas that seem as suitable for me due to a lack of basic Living Conditions for any human being. So i began researching more and more that will be coming from an educational background. I was responsible for teaching hebrew or developing computerized education in East Jerusalem. The struggle continues us. Theres no financing i in, were supposed to receive certain funds in East Jerusalem, but its unclear where they go and it allows you to calculate the follow up all the syrians in East Jerusalem live under dia conditions. The cooper cap neighborhood is cut off from the rest of jerusalem by and hes ready separation will. Some of these give us the area but it likes police basic Services Including schools, trash removal on the study, water supply. Some does all hoops again, give us the insights into the problems upon this thing is have to deal with that. A bad name. Smith thought of cullum am saw fault. The inequality between 2. A fox behind the wall and in front is astronomical. When i visited coffer a cobb, i was appalled by the conditions. There is a legal buildings perhaps for demolition large water tanks on the roofs, causing a risk lack of Potable Water. And when children are asked where they play, they have nowhere but the streets filled with cars. Water is only available 2 days a week. And when its cut off, we resort to using pumps and pay extra to get water. The source of which is on know, coming from an educational background, with no prior involvements in politics, im aiming to make a difference. Even if its just cleaning up the trash or improving st conditions and getting our fair share and education to get out of it was challenging to convince people that we deserve our rights and should demand them. And thats it. And even if its just about having cleaner streets or basic services, theres also a noticeable in the quality and job availability affecting various sectors and creating barriers for arabs and attaining higher positions. Some of the issue of voting stations being unevenly distributed, especially in places like a cough or a cub that adds to the challenges we face less messy head or absence in the municipal discussions is detrimental. And we must be present either directly in the municipality or exerting pressure from outside to claim what is rightfully ours. It has. The lack of Potable Water in areas like cough or a tub is a critical humanitarian issue that can lead to diseases and is a direct result of systemic neglect. Lets not deceive ourselves. Were witnessing the gradual erosion of our rights and resources. Its crucial to be aware and actively claim our place and rights within our city to ensure a Better Future for our children and ourselves. With great hope, we realize that if our awareness increases and we see that there are monopoly lies in the municipality and our funds taking every single for themselves while we remain passive. Its time for us to also occupied the municipality. Claim our rights and have everyone vote. Thats the dream. But this requires significant awareness from our people. Unfortunately, sometimes we only become aware or learn when were subjected to very difficult situations. This is what genuinely worries me. I dont want you to mar ben z or to bam, the call to prayer. And then for us to react to late, asking how we can reinstate it. We should be proactive and make demands to the municipality. Now, because we know thats the only solution. What are we waiting for . Do we need to wait for more conflicts, desks, and suffering to occur before we take action . But thats about the phenomenon is be discussed and ill be back again the top of the hour with all the latest news and views are not to the because of 800000000 people dont have aspirations, it doesnt make a difference. How big the other 400. 00 cars a divide wouldnt be Strong Enough if you want a standing ovation. You need to have gone some positive of room, is that youve been blown between the 2 of i said, but why dont we lift a 1000000 people out of poverty every 6 to 7 . Yes. Hello and welcome. Am i no problem to the ever evolving landscape of the 21st century . The focus no more than ever is on india. Tonight, im joined by an amazing but you know the mind is an under brunner producer, altered investor, and for them focused. Youre welcome bonnie screw it up. All right, well thank you very much for having me so wonderful for you to come. Thank you so much. Ive only had inspiration or conversations with you every time youve spoken. So im looking forward to this one to in spanish and gone strongly. Who are you in the ultimate onto piano . You have been given this stay to how did you manage that ultimate sounds a little bit like its got a sunset, but i think maybe a lot of the original ones. I would say, i think i started off at a time when i was born a she was not looked at. Yeah. So proudly so to speak, 3 things. I mean most people said a chest that you couldnt get a job. So youre just started working for yourself. Second, there was no such thing as funding in your funding. Everything this everyone talks about right now is just not that you couldnt even get a bank drawn. And i think the 3rd one was spots the parents. So after the 3 months of shock of them saying, i want to do something of my own. It is my dad was a profession. My brother studies did a b, h d. And has always been a profession. I was the outlander in the family and i think my dad gave me some incredible advice that the very 1st time you said look, if youre finally doing this, me clear. If anything goes wrong, were not going to be able to help you. What did you tell him that im doing . What . So i said, i dont think i can implement somebody elses vision and therefore im being an entrepreneur on that stage when i wanted to do something, it wasnt clear. Media entertainment came a little later on. And at that time nobody call it even media and interesting. And last time was this, what you had was this isnt the 1980s eightys. So, and i think that one sentence was saying we wouldnt be able to bail you out to get my feet on the ground for the next 40 years of my life. So did you speak to your dad about seeing that i wanted to be a businessman or what was the exact, if you remember what . Because thats what it is. Very key word, which your father said, look, we will not be able to help you if he was making for me during my childhood accountancy. We negotiated about an m b a. Mm hm. And i said, i want to do something completely on my own. So he said, okay, why didnt you do a job for die . What do i see it do it . I mean, one of these to as a stop gap and when and do whatever you want to do. When i said, if i have a plan b and life landing never works, i think today most people have that in general. Let me give it a try. You know, and i think that is the 1st recipe for failure. Because if you give anything a try means you have a finite time line and failure comes 1st, success comes early after that. I completely agree with you a lot of the item and i think school and lot of students who come and visit dhl is to make whats new. Uh, if this does not work, i will have this the moment to have that choice. Nothing over it is let me remind you of your failure now in the early stages of your life and it had me in it and my life. We did a show together, it was a and couldnt be sure of it. You had done it for a Little Something which never got picked up and i just finished side on. And i was very happy and i was a to get and we will not matter. And we shot this thing in families to deal me. And i remember you were coming and youre saying this is what we have done and weve worked very hard and i think that must be the only failure in life. And if im, i think my failure to successively shows out a fairly as to 2 successive, im actually quite happy and im proud of it. If my 8 seniors were not there, my 2 successors wouldnt have been the next one they are. So i think that would be one of the ones that we almost say at this point in time. I was happy that didnt happen to be good after that. You never worked with me . No, no, no we did. We did some Work Together in directly. Yeah, i think that it, you know, and then when we were a wedding this day, which is still a treasure trove, and its close to the coast that was, that was outside the gum. We, did you, are you structured this, this cable tv thing . How did that guy come across . I think when youre young, youre looking at opportunities. You dont. So the end of the day and opportunities are the ones that i think mostly opportunities in my early stage to end up at the latest date. I dont want to be philosophical about at least the reason i was in this article. No, im, im a very practical person. My wife is a bunch more philosophic with my daughters much, most of the stuff that im a much more practical person. So for me, so the end of it is to put yourself constantly in as many places so that at some stage youd be the right place the right time, because you need to be in the right place, right . Then 3 or 4 times in your life. To really break out, but for that you need to walk incredibly high to be in places so that you can be in the right place like them. And to me, so the end of the day is that the other products that anybody is timing . I think we be, we miss out the importance of the timing and how getting your timing right to what you want to do. Both sometimes signal and just saying yes, actually more to signal. And then what you say yes in life about and i think if i look at those and look back to my cable tv, those were opportunistic days. And there was only one channel called doing session. And that particular time in india as a nation and the rest of the network and the fact that one wanted to do a choice for the 2nd one. And i think those are incredible learning is because as a business, everyone thought i was mad, which is a good recipe to know that you might succeed. But in the model, ive also, and i think you come from the same industry. But if you want a standing ovation, you need to have gone to multiple rooms where youve been bored. Maybe even have told you this will never block your crazy. And then youre gonna applause and track and live if you started by getting an applause. Youre johnson. How do you, im going to go applause. Youre doing this right out down the number of the physical dogs that have been slammed onto me document incredibly less and then at the end of 3 or 4 or 5 months all night itd be but i was working with said, maybe this is not a good idea, but as of one year, we couldnt get a Single Person to think of cable tv connection. Now in todays age that sounds completely there, but at that time, and i think that gave me an incredible amount of isnt, is this wisdom was always there . Are you, what was thats a risk factor that what do they need to dig and sort of planned into various things i would say myself conviction. So i, i think youre out of this whole set of conviction come from they did come from. I think it has to come from you. Id definitely not. Youre not born with that. Ive come from the middle, the middle class background, that whole psyche for me was very down to a theres but i would say that conviction that says im in it. Im all in, i think him for my very early days and then it much was the come some things that i think i may have done in buying in ritual before its time. It takes very fix a lot of cottage to actually admit that this before this time and letting go. So i think the things that ive let go, but do they mean failures are before its time and its learning have taught me . And that strengthens yourselves conviction because we say god got everything goes with god. God is not about waking up in the morning and is having a bright audience. I would go with that. God actually is a its exactly like youve got its a father processed. Its like every day its accumulating expedients, videos, execution slabs slams everything and youre Getting Better every day from cable tv, you establish this and buy it as quite a new tv. 2 of my best friends literally is by you. Course love most law and witness it. Yep. And then you reach the point when you said i let go your tv and i will send it to disney. Did you get bored with this . All you reach the saturation point or was it the business dean . No, so i mean thats a great question. I would say neither of the 3. I dont think id be never bored with anything in life. I dont think theres a commission. I dont think youll plan exists in life. So i think from where i stood, what i did an early days when nobody could define what you were doing at that stage, media and ended them to get involved would, wouldnt be starting that it was like production production, the vision that one had to build a company that was not just a creative house, but was a media economic good. And i think i had an accident button on disney for 6 and 7 years. We worked together 3 members of the people who are on my board for the longest period of time. So when they pop the question that says, why dont we put it all together . I guess that was a practical list, so i wasnt bored, it wasnt a business need for me. I was just being product. So do you have grid words to describe yourself . Yeah, i think practically makes some sense because of the simple yeah. That stage i felt if i built this brand, what better can i do then give it to an incredible brand like disney, its target people who are practical or not emotional . No, in fact i would say im a very passionate bus and i think theres a huge gap. Even though it sounds like a slip, a dream passionate and being emotional. So i think i was extremely passionate about media. I was extremely passionate about the company. I believe, but i was not emotion about it. So what is the difference between the 2 . They most of them i would have never let him go, because then i would have felt like no, this is mine. And i think youve seen today in businesses most found those entrepreneurs industrialism. And theyve not allowed themselves to let them go. Actually the companies were gone down the drain and then you from just another company. And so i think that was a great cross road for me because im somebody who feels going into a 2nd meetings is quite different, but im going to a 2nd that i think both of us come from the contract funds to understand what that means. But a 2nd act means you do what you did, and then youd now do it all over again. But the 2nd endings is when you let that go and then you start all over again all over again. So i think it was an excellent cross for a lot of people told me that can do this again. Lot of even when i started doing other things, they said anybody not calling the id be at a such a great experience here working together. How come you not calling me to come and join you . And im saying we had a great experience. Now i want to learn something completely new and i want to do something new. If you sit together, i wont grow, you. One girl will complete on each of those sentences like we used to do before. Right. And i think thats right today when people in the Work Environment always feed. Ive had great experience. Lets work with the same people. Again, i would only say challenge yourself a little bit more otherwise nobodys going to challenge you. What happens to this phase people. It keeps saying that you would have the right place and the right time, i think you had a product of the choices that you make. And i think for all of us, thats what it is. Timing actually is not a god gives man a stroke of luck. Actually, the timing is improving your gut feeling every day. And i think thats what it would be because actually at the time your making decisions, most people are boy you with that i remember when i was exiting this event and made every one and they said youre letting you letting us have down your name, the company down here in the Media Industry down, why are you doing this kind of situation 5 years may throw in other logic Companies Like flip got and all you can see exits. The big zip code is become a big what at that time in 2012 is a bad word. Like in 19 eighties on to for an issue was a bad one kind of so i think ive been to the site goes enough to know. Yeah. That you need to be quite physically and what is important when you did this deal. When you tv, did you look at the passion side of it . Or did you look at the money side of it . What was in your mind when you decided that i started my career, teddys with 37500 a piece, which is the maximum that my parents could afford to give me in that stage. So to me, it was always whatever i got to lose. Now it is true that as you evolve to have more to lose. And so i dont think today i can say im leading back on the 37005 and say what everyone got to lose because theres a lot more responsible even created a non for profit. I have a lot more accountability, different senses. But at that stage, i think money is not the driving force. That doesnt mean it can be only passion because of its only passion you would make that projects and projects dont equal to commerce. So i would say the call most of it, the commotion to the bottom. It is something that i was ingrained from day one, because i knew that i could not have a v costs to anyone building me out because i knew i couldnt raise any money. I think today i sense of when we started something defensive entitlement is very high. If you start with the low entitlement, actually things work out much better in the long run. It takes a little longer, but its a rock solid. The foundation is solid. Its like saying im building something and im going to set it in 4 years. It can never look. Its a little bit like ive tried for 2 years. Lets see if theres a, lets see, approach is not going to, well, if you think you have a planned approach that you have a goal posts that i will slip a margarita on the beach by this age. Its not going to work because you can find any bought a successful fit. Yeah. In this stage where its great for on devices are individuals, families, and this governments making india is successful in feelings and things like that. But what are your thoughts and im very excited about. Im reading some of the everything to do with didnt get today. I think my motto is were one of the very few countries today. But if you us 9 out of 10 people will your tomorrow be better than your yesterday . That onset would be a yes. And to me that defines everything that me stanfull so its the right time for anything units we want to do. But it needs to be generalized. You for the with the right time can actually become the wrong time. Because yes, in the ninetys, me with the bad go, we with the line, we were all kinds of things, but it didnt get chapter lives. So bright ideas and dried vision is important, but execution is 10 times more important. But im also excited about that because i think there is implementation that is accountability. The retarding even today with the government is one of execution and accountability. So if you build that into your d n e, then goes into the entire because whether we like it or not, government is 25 percent of everything that everyone does an ecosystem, the jobs that they create and everything else. So really exciting times and im excited that all of us know that tomorrow is going to be better than yes. I always say that im 80 is younger than my country 40. So in india i was born and i was born 1955. So weve grown up together now and youll see, and we have seen that the other 5th largest economy, what has changed earlier and now why are we considered to be a video reckoning for think there was always that role energy. And i think the generalization of it as been really acute the accountability of it has been acute, i think up positioning and a Global Platform is equal in part the drive because positioning perception, like anything else. And we have bought from the Media Industry where we know positioning and perception is half the half they have the approach to whatever is. So i think the perception management where india stands has been a very strong. It actually is internally because it makes you gain confidence in yourself because now youre saying it. And its very strong because youve got the endorsement from the outside plus the fact that, that, that dichotomy of the root in the, even there, you aspiration levels and ruling, they have changed. And if you and i worked there with that foundation, because of 800000000 people dont have aspirations, it doesnt make a difference. How big the other 400. 00, because the divide wouldnt be stronger. I think that divide is not going to guide and extend. Anyone feels i can make a difference in that country. If anyone and everyone feels i can make a difference. When the right place your Organization Works a lot and the router lady, i didnt think you have made up in that every year. You will educate a certain amount of yeah, it was one of my more expensive days statements. Yeah. So, so this came after that when we saw this, we made very yeah it was, comes in lights is about so that i be a mean. Yeah. Yeah. So we have a foundation, i know a lot of people say for lunch. If you need to start when youre got gray hair and youve got a bank balance and i think one started the foundation when i was in my twenties. Yes. And i think i would always everyone today, the giving back in the country like india is include important. But when we divested you tv to disney is very nice out on the balcony. And my wife, she said, um, im going to do attend the cost with each for it. And yeah, and i said, thats great. She came back and said, im joining teach for nat, said none of but wait a minute. We have this, maybe the foundation of us and shes, yeah, but this sounds like a good thing. So between the 2 of i said, why dont we lift a 1000000 people out of poverty every 6 to 7 years . And she said, are you serious . I said, yeah, im serious today. I think thats one of my most expensive retention statements i made for retaining somebody to be bought right of it. So the model that we created with studies, which is what we call it, that particular stage because it was 6 students that came from Columbia University and were going to have villages. And the conversation was all over and done boats and, and i looked at each other and said, this is exactly like the movie and i think thats the buffering medium. I mean, movies is a drop box for medium. I think i run, they buy something when, when did that, that transformed, you know, opened up a case and had a very inspection. I think so this today to today and people come back and tell me i came back because i saw the movie stories. And i think a lot of people join the army and the, you know, because we mean, look, show, or we made much the offer to that. So for us, for this foundation is spot of bringing that router up and divide. We just felt that actually what i saw there was if we can change aspiration levels in orlando, it will make an incredible difference. And i think we want to play a button that your daughter 3. She also has a hold on in foundation. How did, how do idea about having a separate foundation . She could have of it. So this but she chose. Yeah, im different and i think shes good that she chose it on her own. So yeah, lighthouse budget for as a very standalone. I think she, she did a from school in a mazda from us, the university of southern california. Yeah. Came back and did 100 years of and didnt send him a documentary with the doctors you and progression made on jacob go for the right. And then she came to on say that im done with this, i think now her being and not for profit space like big brothers, big sisters in the us. Its a big move. And so in that same here, the mentor meant the program. So her car was how do i get privileged with the underprivileged and thats been hook off of how shes designed what shes doing. And this is government, the nation of started up culture and initiative and policy to start to visit enough continued. So no, it has to evolve, it can be, you can write for the entire book on one single day. And the book has to be that chapter by chapter if you read a whole book and one thing ive german, genuine to remind, get through. Remember what 3 things that came up on this as a function that movie. So i think its a, its an evolving process. You know, theres ease of doing business. Theres aspiration as ability to be able to call it. So i think theres a fair amount of progress thats made that is it still challenging to do business and then yeah, of costs it is, but in the pragmatic man, oh, it doesnt change overnight because the eco system wont allow you to be without any rules. And regulations, thatd be completely else. So a lot of people tell me, you know, here its stuff to do business and im saying shop, go to the United States and try and do business. That might be 10 times more difficult. And exactly, because its such a competitive environment, are you ready for that level of competition for that level of lead fee market . So sometimes youre more is a level of competition. So which is you have most inspiring stock, i guess the one that im going to be stopping later on, i think is like, which has been my biggest baby. I think its you have to come to how do you judge the success of any business or the 1st day i would judge it for my own happiness, my own sense of pride. I one sense of banking up my conviction and what i felt i did because finally at the end of the day, you need to be your own judge. Shop. Well creation is an important part, so your stakeholders are the theme and the people. So to me, when i meet people today and said, well come and say, hey, when we worked with you, youll give us the toughest heroes. But actually those are the best years of my life. I think thats successful. Then you ran an organization where people felt the head level of ownership to that you made an impact because you were communicating in various forms, Others Television or movies or animation. And then the 3rd one is if there was recreation that gave along the way. And i think now in education, in the top of that, thats the similar thought process. So how much do and board keeping large with the, with the video start to be just big on the success. What at this moment, my focus is to disrupt the learning skilling and Workforce Development education space with ive read the not for profit as been actually a lifelong commitment and some people get play golf. I made movies, stuff to this generation is restless. That doesnt mean that your generation and i maybe a few older than you as we would not address less, but dropping 540 bins. And out of each i think i must have got skipped for populations. The rest of them were noted good to us, you must be getting lot of scripts. How do you choose that . This is the for them im going to make. So today i think with odyssey vs compared to your tv, its a fashion and hobby buses. At that time, it was a business in some form because that was shared hotels and money. So when youre doing something for a business, i think 60 percent of the things you do because you have to do them and 40 percent because you wanted to them. And i think that its a passion on a hobby. It should be 99 percent of the time you something you want to and maybe one percent what you have to do this. So to me, i look at scripts in a way of what i really want to do is it a gym from my point of view is the story i do want to tell is it something that im supposed to be involved with . Im not taking anybody else has money. It is that accountability, it is what i wanted to do in that particular context. What does this cost 100. 00 and then drain been how to reverse it. In the past the context was your tomato was better outside of india. Then then inside of india today, everyone knows if the amount is better, but its only better because its inside of in depth. And i think therefore theres no brain right now. Lets not say that as somebody is an aspiration to go and walk abroad for 3 years as bad. Actually, thats good. If you had an experience in between good movies and then with a hollywood movie, you come back rich show with your x. I totally agree with that would actually benefit what youre doing here in television, oregon, in phillips, the same way when people go abroad to study the learning of a different sense of competitiveness. I know we want to be the visual go to of the, of the world and be sure to be but at the same time is nothing wrong with one point. 4000000 where 17 to the was population. We definitely definitely click on being too late. So i would urge people that theres nothing wrong in being across the world, but in the brain drain is where youre losing and its a leak. The faucet is leaking, the faucet is not making. The faucet is no longer the people are coming back. They know that the one bed tomorrow have to be better, will happen in india. I totally agree with you. And you said that people who will blog and then when they come back, theyve come as a digit person. I was, i was in us doing some book and i came back and became a better actor because i saw that i saw competition. I saw other people doing that, but you also saw discipline and you saw because i have idea yes or yes, you know, you know, thinking completely opened up. I still wonder that there was a certain sense of innocence when we live, who really dominated a country. Now the gap is becoming smaller and i say in this sense, i mean, theres a central wonder. Now theres no sense of wonder you have one wielding and you press it, then you get to information. But information does not necessarily prostate and knowledge. No knowledge comes with living. Yes. And knowledge does not translate into smartness either. Exactly. Exactly. So this new little book in rural areas. What is it that you actually in following them for im raising aspirations and whenever im. Yeah, and im empowering them to be self independent. I think the crux in google, india today on a problem is that they dont feel in control of that destiny. Because if youre used to grandson and if you can control the life when i go to the schools there weve taken for granted that in our class 9, somebody always used to give us what do you want to do when you grow up . Thats not a question. Is being asked and were going to be one of our most successful programs in our schools and 1200. 00 schools. This opening a library and the attendance went up by almost 20 percent in schools because we opened that library. It was a, it was for the kids by the kids and they were managing it before that. The library was a come up with a block and a key in the Principals Office and a possible book rental that you can go sit in the corner and come back me. And the 2nd one was our career counseling program. And the question that, what will you do when you grew up . What do you want to do . Any blow up outside of the normal firemen and policemen in governments, suddenly youve got from thought choices to 40 choices or their parents didnt have that luxury. So theyre not going to ask them that question because they know that if they, you know, the person says i want to do this, they may not be able to afford it. So to me that johns formation is what is needed. Of course we need water and we need sanitation of costs. We need schools of costs. We need solar power, but the soft aspect is going to go 10 times hot foster. And one of the things we do is we have a Village Development committee. And so we go into a village and we stop that. And that is something we learned the hardware for the 1st 2 years. We made targets, do it on targets whether or not their targets. And there was a complete gap when we got them. And we actually, they make a 5 year plan, where do they see their village over the next 5 years, whether they see deadlines, whether they see their own livelihood, if i can raise their livelihood for x from what they are today, they will feel im independent. Im not depend, and when a man or the woman of the house feels that i think its a massive, johns formation, how much have books made a difference to your life . All youre thinking, my wife is of what issues need us. We have to lodge libraries in the house and everyone says, wow, and you know, im zoom calls. Everyone says Lovely Library and i keep saying thats not my wealth of knowledge. Thats cause. But for me, books have been chapped us and im a, im a not good scanner button. If im having a conversation, the main point is when you havent done our conversation with the big 2 things away from it, thats huge. Most people think of, you know, i wasnt focused with the fact of the mattress you need to take to things. So ive been a lot of chapters of books person and then a whole book person and you get to your devoted book not only chapters. Yeah. What prompted you to write your book . So the 1st one that i wrote, dream is their eyes opened. And i think that was because that was at that cross road when i was starting my 2nd endings. And i was meeting a lot of entrepreneurs and i reflected back 20 years back on my own journey. But they would have the similar cross roads and see me out more than say, a fear of failure was coming up. And i said somethings up to you ends, but some things just havent changed. So to me, the book was more about talking about failure as an ongoing basis because i think feeling is need to be evangelize media, evangelize this success or negative stories. Whichever look at that here you need to evangelize video. People dont talk about it proud to me. And i think you know you what you said by you into the us into that their failure to evangelize meaning people look up to that. And if youve done 3 celia, i go a play on my failure. Thats good. Good views of the my auto body. Yeah. Yeah. Then if you what 3 feet is, theres a better chance of you getting funded because people have known that youve actually tried. Yeah, youve got it. Now theres a lot more experience as an asset side of the baton sheets for a lot of people. The thing is in the liability side of you about and she, and i think to me that book was about communicating that and your 2nd book. The 2nd book was because that was inspired now that i was getting to skimming and ive read and there i do a webinar as doctor, you know, young learners, mid loaners, almost everyone is that across the road most of their lives. So it was about the fact that everyone is still obsessed with the hod skills of life. And then we forget the self skills of life. And im a product of soft skills. I did my bachelor of commerce and then i didnt do much. I didnt have the self confidence, but i owned it i. I did allocution and debates and drama in schools that end up. Its just me that gave me the level of confidence a city i would have this good conversation with you. That the, as me to say you can take away, you can have setbacks and lives youve been. Affinity is you can have a 0 bank balance, you can go bankrupt, but nobody can take away your level of confidence and you had a better deal on your skills that can, you can be bankrupt on what youve learned in life to affiliates. So that book was about that. So if you were to describe your life and you were to give it the titles of what the bed on glory is fleeting, degree type of. Yeah. I get criticize a lot says i dont celebrate enough. You know, im saying yeah, because actually life is a little bit about that. And if you treated it that manno, youll always be curious. You always have your feet in the ground. Youre always a dream with your eyes open, not because and youd be practical. And as long as people like you are there, there is no installation, i dont thank you very much. Thank you. But i just ran guessing the whole language was one. If i learn so many things from you today, tied to it on the screw and thank you for watching to join me next week for another intimate yet engaging of it. And lets talk part of that. I know from the the at the end of the 18th century, Great Britain began to conquer and colonize australia. From the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate, extra patient. According to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local depot. Any resistance to the british was answered with double cruelty. Hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. Indigenous australians were not considered complete people. 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