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to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people now is critically both rosewood to the people's doors on a jazeera. i know that i'm going to stay in london with the top stories on al-jazeera hundreds of protesters have been arrested in the indonesian capital in a 2nd night of demonstrations against last month's election results parts of jakarta have been on lockdown after 6 people died in riots. britain's prime minister is resisting calls to resign after her latest plan backfired to reason may's new proposal is failing to win over the opposition and many in her own party the revised plan included a possible vote on whether to hold a 2nd breaks at referendum once the legislation passes the 1st stage main sis the next those on the e.u. withdrawal bill will be parliament's last chance to deliver it if we are going to deliver bracks it in this parliament we are going to have to pass a withdrawal agreement and we will not do so without holding votes on the issues that have divided us the most that includes votes on customs arrangements and on a 2nd referendum we can p

so i polished rosewood's transcripts. i was working from -- once we turned them over to the court, copies made on a high-speed at the national security agency, which turned out to not make really good copies. because they were done at high-speed. it blurred the sounds. on my machine, the erase function was removed. i only worked from copies except for the smoking gun. i could not erase. youe is this buzz and cannot get rid of this buzz. we bought a graphic equalizer that could take out that one megahertz sound. the conversation got vague, but you did not have that one buzz. fred ward have listened to it before -- would have listened to tobefore, given it to rose make the first cut. they would tell me, on reel number 42, at 2:20 into the reel, that is where the conversation begins. here is the transcript. we want you to test it against the tape recorder. so i did not have to find the specific reel, but the footage changes every time you rewind. we got a little bit smarter and theut a piece of paper in reel to find the conv

i polished rosewood's transcripts. copies turned them over, made on a high-speed device out of the nsa. that turned out to not make good copies. they were done at high speed. it blurred the sounds. on my machine, the erase function was removed. i only worked from copies, except for the smoking gun. i could not erase. there is a buzz you cannot get rid of. we bought a graphic equalizer that could take out that one megahertz sound. the conversation got vaguely, but you do not have that one buzz. -- vague, but you did not have that one buzz. me, unrealtell real, 42, at 220 into the that is where the conversation begins. here is the transcript. we want you to test it against the tape recorder. thed not have to find but the real -- reel, footage changes every time you rewind. we put a piece of paper in the real to find the conversation. it took about a half hour to find what you were supposed to transcribe. i want to talk about the expletives deleted. this is where it fits on the slide. when we went to release, the presiden

so i polished rosewood's -- rose wood's and marge acker's transcripts. once we turned them over, copies made on a high-speed device out that the national security agency which turned out to not make really good copies. they were done at high speed. it blurred the sounds. on my machine, the erase function was removed. so i only worked from copies, except for the smoking gun. vague, but you did not have that one buzz. fred would have listened to it before, given it to rose to do the first cut, so they would number 42 -- i feetking this up -- at 220 into the reel, that is where the conversation begins. here is the transcript. we want you to test it against the tape recording. so i did not have to find the specific reel that the footage was on, but the footage changes every time you rewind. we got a little bit smarter, then we put a piece of paper in the reel to find the conversation. it took about a half hour to find what you were supposed to transcribe. and then i want to talk about the expletives deleted. because this is where it fit on the slide. when we

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