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I'm sure of it, then.

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-No. That doesn't sound right, Wiktor.
- I'm aware of that, but that's what I saw.

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- It couldn't have been what you saw.
- Yes, it was.

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- Just ask Karl Otto. He saw it, he too.
- It can only...

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- You saw it, you too.
- You understand that it cannot be true.

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-Where should it have come from?
- I don't know that.

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- Do you have a folder?
- It's in the car.

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-Why that?
- You know everything that is written there.

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I would like to have the numbers in front of me
when I sit there.

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- Just ignore him.
- I have to say hello.

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- You're only going to annoy yourself.
- Yes, there is a risk of that.

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Just ignore him until you're on the air.

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I'll go get that folder.

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Yes, do it.

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Thanks.

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Like we've been talking about, right? Focus
on Willoch and the cameras, not the nose in the numbers.

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-Last time I had received papers with the wrong number.
- These are the triple check.

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- So good. Aren't we going to go soon?
-Yes, every moment.

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-Hey!
-Hello.

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- My name is Siri.
- Grow.

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-Nice.
- Victor.

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I just have to let you know that we have some
technical problems and have to postpone the start-up.

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How long then?

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We ... They are working on the case.
There is something with the electrical system.

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A revue group has played a revue about Tordenskjold,
and Åge Aleksandersen celebrated his birthday here.

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It's a bit of a mess as to who made the mistake.
We can't get hold of them, and Åge is on tour.

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- You don't have to think about that now.
- Do they have a place where we can stay that long?

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Do you have a place the Prime Minister
can stay that long?

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Yes.

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If we have some free time, we would like to use it
in a separate room, so that we can work with...

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-Government stuff.
- With government stuff.

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It might be best if you stay here.
In the event that we can suddenly go on, we are ready.

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-Are you doing well?
-Yes, of course.

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Thanks. Thank you very much.
It helps a lot, that is.

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I vote for you, by the way.

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It was a handsome girl.

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-Can't you go and see what's going on?
-Technical problems.

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Get slightly clearer answers.
See if you can maybe help with something?

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Yes.

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What did you see out there? I couldn't
refrain from eavesdropping on the conversation with Martinsen.

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- I got a little curious, you could say.
-Oh yes. Yes, it...

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- Hmm?
-What? No, it was nothing.

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- Nothing?
- Just a misunderstanding.

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- What was misunderstood, then?
- It's not that important.

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-Nothing to do with security?
-No.

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It was good.

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What was it about, then?

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Wiktor thinks he saw a hippopotamus.

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A hippo...?

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Yes.

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- Where then?
- Right outside. At the back here when we drove in.

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- So there are no hippos in Trondhjem?
-No.

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- He must have seen a mistake.
- That's what I told him.

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-Right outside here, in the parking lot?
- I didn't see it myself.

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- The hippopotamus?
- Or whatever it was.

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He may have seen wrong.
It could have been a different type of animal?

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- It can happen.
- A big dog, for example.

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- You can talk to him.
- About what?

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- Whether it might have been a big dog.
-Yes.

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This is your own text.
Exactly, it's refreshing.

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"The summer debate on gender equality".
Just. Exciting.

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Exactly, yes ... Yes, yes.
Yes, exactly.

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Yes...

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- Hmm?
- Hmm?

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Do you want me to comment?
I can give a comment.

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-But you want to wait until we're on stage, don't you?
- I already know what you have to say.

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I don't think so. They claim things here that should
explain my thoughts, opinions and feelings.

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I report on legislative proposals
you have voted no. It's not feelings.

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And there you are compliant to the letter.
Cheers for that. But you also write:

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"Willoch is especially brought up" -

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- "over the Labor Party's proposal
to radical gender quotas."

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- I'm not brought up. I just disagree.
-Being brought up is something we women do?

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- I haven't said that.
- Not loud, at least.

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I have then seen many men
brought up politicians. Most from your party.

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Should I be brought up every time
someone suggested something poorly thought out, -

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- I would soon have had to end my career.
But surely you have experienced the same thing yourself?

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No.

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-Not that?
-No!

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Victor!

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- Victor?
- Oh, sorry!

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- It's going well.
- Sorry. Yes, sorry.

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It looks like it's going to take a bit more time.
But the audience is in the hall, so everything must be ready.

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-And we have people looking for that hippopotamus.
- What then?

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- Wiktor told us about the hippopotamus.
- He did, yes.

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So we are looking for volunteers in the area.
And someone has called the fire department.

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-Aren't they the ones to call? Or the police?
- The Wildlife Board.

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- But it's not a hippopotamus.
- It could have been another animal. A dog, e.g.

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-So there is no hippopotamus?
- I didn't see it.

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If it is a hippopotamus, it is quite dangerous.

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- They are violent.
-Are they?

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Yes. Hippos and cows are those animals
which kills the most people a year.

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They don't kill more people than mosquitoes do they?

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-Think of malaria and all this here.
-The most dangerous mammal.

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Yes, that is probably correct.
But the mosquito is probably the most dangerous.

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But now it's not a hippopotamus here, don't steer
with it. You have to get the technical stuff right.

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- Yes, they keep going.
- Where is Wiktor?

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He was going to show the others
where he saw the hippopotamus. Yes.

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- It may look like it takes some time.
-Yes. I have attached the report you requested.

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-The one from Brundtland and Moen? Thanks.
- Hmm?

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-Did you say something?
- No, we did not address you.

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Our political advisor is also a Brundtland.
Your husband.

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- Yes, I know that.
-You get to say hello so much.

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- I will do that.
- You saw he was praised in Dagbladet the other day.

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Oh yes?
Did he do it.

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They believe that we in the Conservative Party have
so skilled foreign policy advisors.

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Dagbladet believes we are stronger in the election campaign
precisely because of that.

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This is not to brag about the Right,
it is a compliment to your husband.

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Too bad he didn't continue in politics.
I got the impression of...

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Can you stop?

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-With what?
- You're trying to provoke me.

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I try to be friendly.
I want to pay your husband a compliment.

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- There is no form of provocation.
-Would you like it if I talked about your wife?

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-Yes, if you have compliments to give her.
- I have many compliments to give nurses.

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But I wouldn't use it
that you are married to one, against you -

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- if we were to discuss
privatization of the healthcare system.

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- So we don't intend to abolish the nursing profession?
- But there is a contradiction there.

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That your wife has a protected profession
of a party you are in opposition to.

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Something I suspect you don't even once
have had to defend.

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- It would not have been difficult to defend.
- Not that I'm married to Olav either.

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Because I love him. But I will
I'd rather not waste my time on it.

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- I'm not trying to use him against you.
- Yes, you do!

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It has been used against me
long before I started politics.

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- Your father wasn't exactly happy, was he?
- No, namely.

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It was used against me when I became a politician.
Not just by the opposition.

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Even within my own party
People have been completely shocked.

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Had Nordli been married to a female researcher
in another party, no one had mentioned this.

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00:14:04,440 --> 00:14:07,560
Now Odvar Nordli probably has a background that...

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This is about gender balance.
I am seen as Olav's property.

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- But it doesn't go the other way.
- It is overly simplistic.

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Don't forget that Nordli was brought up in poverty.

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In close contact with industry
and the labor movement in Hamar.

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Hard to accuse him of being
a kind of mole for the right side.

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While you, on the other hand...

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With a middle-class upbringing,
house on Bygdø, education from Harvard ...

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Of course you will
an easier target for exactly that kind of criticism.

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-Where is the safe? Out there?
- I have to say I'm a little unsure about that.

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The Masonic Lodge ... a 300-year-old building.
Become an electrician, they said.

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Take me way up the ass...

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I don't see it as unreasonable
that you are with Arne Olav.

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On the contrary, I would say.
It shows a kind of common sense.

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-Can you stop talking?
- I don't need to say another word, me.

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- Then we have an agreement on that.
-Only you finish...

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-I finished a long time ago, but you...
- You raise questions, I answer.

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- Wiktor, will they find out?
- It has still disappeared without a trace.

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- No, not the hippopotamus. The technical problems.
- Oh yes, they're doing it.

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Mrs Brundtland and I have discussed the possibility
because it might not have been a hippopotamus you saw.

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Something more along the lines of...

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-A big dog.
- I know the difference between a dog and a hippopotamus.

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An Italian Mastiff can be quite grandiose.
Out here now in the drizzling rain, a little gray mottled in the fur.

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- Easy to make mistakes. Nothing to be ashamed of.
- It was a hippopotamus, it has been confirmed.

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Jan Erik, Daniel, Torstein, Karl Otto.
Many have seen it around the building.

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The most important thing now is that it does not become dangerous.
The hall is full.

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-Don't let yourself be disturbed. Just focus on yours.
-Easy for you to say.

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This must be talked about
a form of collective psychosis.

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Now you have to give in. Wiktor says he has
seen a hippopotamus, he must have, then.

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- You agreed.
- Now Wiktor tells what he has seen.

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Then we deal with it. You can't know
that he has not seen a hippopotamus.

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Wiktor is a very upbeat man.
Does not need input from you.

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I don't need to get involved in this.

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But it could be easier to deal with
if one used a certain form of reason.

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Since everyone else is so terribly unreasonable.
You have said that again and again.

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- No one can bear to listen to it anymore.
- No reason to be upset.

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- I'm not up!
- It's going perfectly fine. I must have seen it wrong.

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- Maybe it was just a big, gray dog.
- A mastiff, possibly.

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- Maybe so.
- Then we put it behind us.

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-Are you doing well?
- I can't sit here with him anymore.

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Keep to yourself. Don't be polite.
Use some of the techniques. Do you have a foot load?

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- I didn't make it.
- Maybe you should do it?

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Then we can go in five minutes.
The technical is ready every moment.

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- So good. Is there a toilet nearby?
-Yes, around over there.

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- It just seems a bit chaotic.
- It's not chaotic.

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- What happened here?
-Fire in a fuse box.

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- But it's turned off.
-Fire?

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- Then we evacuate, guys.
- You don't have to be here. It's fixed.

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-I received a report of a fire in a safety cabinet.
-Spark, but someone panicked.

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-Who is in charge here?
- The producers.

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-But they are at a pitch seminar in London.
- The prime minister is here. We are evacuating.

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Nothing has burned here. It's a false alarm.
Rather poke and find that hippopotamus that...

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-Oh my God, have you seen it, too?
-Do we have a hippopotamus running around?

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-Is it us?
- The Wildlife Board.

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But hello! You haven't fixed the current
if it's still dark here.

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Hell, if you want something done, just…

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Oh...

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Firemen, asst. Think they are
damn much better than everyone else.

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Damn mouth breathers and bone draggers, all of them
the gang. Spainhau, we call them at Lade.

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-Damn spainnhau, the whole gang.
- Then I have to look at the fuse box, me.

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It's right over here.

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Have you had your foot loaded?
Sorry for so much disruption.

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- Is there anything I can do?
- This will be fine, Wiktor.

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How is it going?
Is there something wrong?

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-No.
- It looks like you're a bit out of sorts.

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No.

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No, these chairs are probably not the best.
Now we have had a visit from the fire service.

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- We could have heard about the healthcare system...
-Not to be rude.

195
00:22:12,760 --> 00:22:16,960
But I don't have time for that
to talk to you right now.

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-Maybe we should just move on?
- Yes, it might be a good idea to cancel the whole thing?

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-No...
-What?

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It all seems a bit chaotic. Isn't it
any idea to hear if we should delay it?

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-Delay? No. We won't.
- We can see if we can find another date.

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I can tell you right away
that I have no other dates.

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I understand that the Prime Minister's Almanac is
tightly packed, but surely this should be a priority?

202
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And I have prioritized that today.
Don't try to sneak away.

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- I'm not trying to sneak away at all.
- So don't ask us to cancel, then.

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I'm not playing any games here, if you are
implies? We have nothing to gain by delaying.

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Quite the contrary. Canceling would have been possible
advantage for you and an obvious disadvantage for us.

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I know you don't doubt
your own abilities as a debater, -

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- but we are lagging behind in the measurements. A televised
debate would be very decisive for us now.

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- You are the one who has something to lose here.
- So you have caught the opinion polls?

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- We haven't lost yet.
- If I were in your shoes, I would have changed my mind.

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If you had been in my shoes,
had you been in a lot of pain.

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-What did you say?
- There will be a debate, Mr Willoch.

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-Mr Willoch?
-Yes, I'm just trying to be polite.

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It's going well, it's going well. Got everything, you guys?
Enjoy yourselves, you probably have a lot to talk about.

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When I say these things, it's not -

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- to argue against you personally.
I respect the work you do.

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It is sad that the debate has gone this way for you.
But I don't think it's your fault.

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It is the media that wants winners and losers.

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What matters,
is what voters are left with.

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And it's enough that you struggle to argue
for a policy given by your predecessors.

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- Male like that.
- That is by no means the case.

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I don't think so
it is particularly controversial to claim -

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- that your problem in the debates is that you
in the end actually agree with us.

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It applies to the lion's share of your party,
but it cannot be said out loud.

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Then you have to admit that yours
political governance of the country has failed.

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It is not done in a jiffy to acknowledge,
but between us we can probably agree on -

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- that you struggle to argue wholeheartedly for
that not a single shop in this country -

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- may be open after four o'clock.
That we should only have one TV channel.

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I have no problem with that.
I love NRK.

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It seems that you are set to argue for
a policy that is inherited. From a bygone era.

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You are a modern woman.
This can be seen in every single close-up.

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It is probably beneficial for you
to avoid having this revealed just before the election?

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I have no problem defending
our policy. My duty is to represent the party.

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Not just the individual things I'm passionate about.
I take that responsibility with pleasure!

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With us, it's not just about focusing
on me, me. We are a community.

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All Aps managers have had to do it.
That's not why I lose the debates.

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Although I don't agree that I have lost either.
This becomes a problem because I am a woman.

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You can't hide behind that fact
that you are a woman, every time you receive criticism?

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- Then it quickly becomes tiring to be prime minister.
-Yes, these close-ups reveal me.

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But what is revealed is not that I am like that
agree with you because you are so wise and reasonable.

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It is revealed that I get angry.
But I'm not allowed to get angry.

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Gerhardsen can get angry. Bratteli can
curse and roast, but I can't.

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I am trapped with the most provocative
the person I have dealt with in my life.

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Yes, then it looks like I'm hiding something.
Not that you're right.

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But that you make me so furious that I can
feel the kidneys pump cortisol out into the body!

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- Cortisol?
- Yes, a stress hormone! It makes me stressed.

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- Are you trying to say that I make you hormonal?
- No...!

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- Then we cancel, then!
-Sorry, it was...

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Gro, this was an attempt at a joke.
It was unsuccessful, sorry about that.

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- Victor!
- Grow ... Grow.

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- Victor!
- I'm sorry, I'm going to lie flat.

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- Victor!
-An inappropriate joke. You may excuse me.

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-Have you seen the hippopotamus?
-What? No! We cancel.

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-Huh?
- It was something we discussed, but is it a good idea?

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- We don't have time for this. Now say we go.
- The firemen say that everything is in order.

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A lot of people are waiting for you, that is
full hall. They have even put people on the stairs.

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Oh...

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Yes, then it's just a matter of getting started?

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- The show must go on!
- This is not a show, Wiktor.

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No, I know, but isn't it nice
that so many people want to see you?

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I can only say that you are ready,
then they call you up every moment.

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Before we get started, I just have to add that I
probably sees that you may be treated differently -

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- because you are a woman.
I'm not blind to it.

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Then you can start by voting for -

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- some of the radical bills
we will come along. You do it eventually anyway.

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You like to pretend that the Labor Party
have realized that you are right about everything.

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But it is you who, 20 years later, realize that even
specific abortion is essential for the freedom of the individual.

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You have realized that we depend on
the welfare state that Labor has built.

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The idea of a welfare state has always been there
a decisive premise for the Conservative Party's policy.

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Be a little grateful, then,
don't refer to us as naive little children.

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Aren't you children?
but naivety, it exists in all age groups.

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-Yes.
- Your predecessor Nygaardsvold, for example.

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He was well into his years when he advocated
to disarm, while Germany was clearly rearming.

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- Do I have to be responsible for the Nazi occupation as well?
-No. Sorry, you'll have to let that go.

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Now we ended up at each other's throats again.

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I tried to convey that I acknowledge
your point that it plays into the fact that you are a woman.

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I don't use it to hide
away from criticism. I am happy to take criticism.

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Yes...

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But I have noticed it myself.

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They have changed my name.

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Before, people talked about Bratteli, Nordli, Korvald.

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But... you're called Gro.
Then I can no longer be Willoch.

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- I have been called Kåre.
- You don't like that, do you?

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I'm not sure
whether the personal focus is so constructive.

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Politics must be the important thing,
not whether we are male or female.

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But the fact that we are Gro and Kåre might do
that the policy feels more accessible to people?

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- Yes, we can hope so.
- It's a full house out there.

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Absolutely. It wasn't such a move
when Korvald and Bratteli had debates.

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- It's good that people are getting involved, isn't it?
-Absolutely.

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As long as it's not like that
this Martinsen says: The show must go on.

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Sometimes it is as if people are indifferent to whether
we discuss international security policy, -

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- or whether it is likely that a runaway
hippo runs around Trondhjem's streets.

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Yes...

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Speaking of that hippo…

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Yes?

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So, when I was on the toilet earlier...

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Then there was something that sounded very strange
inside one of those storage rooms.

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- What then?
- It was ... trampling.

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Panting.

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I think maybe it was…

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But in the world...

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I know it sounds absurd,
but I think it might be in there.

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How did it get in there?
It couldn't have entered the door.

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- But did you see it?
-No. I just heard it.

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- Yes, now you have to listen to me.
- You are the doctor. What do you think about this yourself?

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It sounds strange. I agree with that.
But it was not imagination.

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I heard it panting and wheezing
and stomped around and smashed.

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How did it sound, then?

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A more conceivable scenario is that the fuss about flood-
the horse has propagated itself in the subconscious.

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Along with a certain secretion of hormones
have you had delusions.

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- I do not suffer from delusions.
- So it's a wild, African hippopotamus -

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- who runs wild inside the warehouse?

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- If you don't believe me, I can show you.
- No, I'll take you at your word.

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If it is not there and it is not
some broken glass, fine, then I was wrong.

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Honestly, Gro. We don't have time.
We will have an important debate.

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We can't look around
in the masonic lodge after a hippopotamus!

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- It's right across the hall here.
- No, don't drag me! No, I'm sitting here.

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- You don't believe me, I can hear that in the tone of voice.
- I can't do anything about it being the way it is.

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You have purified it, so that you can quit
all sentences with an ingrained obviousness -

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- which implies
that you can't be wrong about anything!

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It's not my fault that I'm rarely wrong.
Listen to your own tone of voice. Very special!

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- This is not a debate about tone of voice.
- No, but this time I'm probably right.

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I am amazed that something so rational
people like you get delusions.

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-If a man had suggested it, we would have looked into it.
- You were at least as skeptical about this Martinsen.

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Let's settle on a common hypothesis. Yes,
there is an animal in the warehouse, but hardly a hippopotamus.

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No. What would it have been then?
A big dog?

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Well, a big dog stomping around
and broken glass. But it wasn't a dog.

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- Can't you put down your protests?
-And you the delusions?

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Is it a hippopotamus, as it surely is,
is it a security issue.

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I feel pretty safe, but send one off
your secret service agents to look for.

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If one of them came and said that the hippopotamus
were there, you wouldn't believe him either.

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- You would say he suffered from delusions.
-According to your theory, I would believe him.

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As he is a man.
That would be a pretty…good experiment.

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-To see how misogynistic my skepticism is.
- We don't need an experiment for that.

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- I ask Karl Otto to check the storage room.
-And if he couldn't find a hippopotamus, -

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- it was only a prime minister
who was frightened by his own shadow.

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Do I have a shadow like a hippopotamus?
Because I'm fat?

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Not at all. You're not fat.
The point is that you are thin as a chip.

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You should be much thicker.
Should I compare you to a hippopotamus, -

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- was it because people underestimate
how dangerous it really is.

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Remember that, then, Mr. Willoch,
that the fat hippopotamus is not as dangerous -

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- like an annoying, knowing mosquito!

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- We are not here to discuss animal species.
- You compare me to a hippopotamus.

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I have actually lost weight!

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It is the freedom of the individual.
Should one weigh as much as a mosquito?

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I'm talking about
a kind of civilized way of conversing.

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-That's not what you do when you compare...
- I'm just making a point...

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Then we're ready.
