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>> reporter: since wednesday, these three men have held sleepless vigil outside this new york city bartempting a world record for the most hours watching "lost" nonstop. >> if he wants to do it, i'll do it, too. so i took a couple of days off work. i thought, what the heck. >> reporter: like the survivors of "lost," they're stranded here. they've been pounding caffeine, screaming at the tv, exercising in place, to brush up on the last six seasons. as the clock ticks down, millimeters are still dissecting the show, trying to desifer its meaning. it is a metaphor for the bible? some characters have biblical names. it's set in a sort of garden of eden. the photo for this season mir r mirrored the last supper. >> the puzzle of it has puzzled me and i enjoy spending time with people trying to figure it out. >> there's still pieces missing for me. >> reporter: for those that don't know it's all, well, lost in translation. can you explain the storyline in just a nutshell? >> oh, my god. >> in a nutshell. how big is that? >> one of the cool things about "lost" is that you can create your own m

>> reporter: since wednesday, alex green, mike berlin, and aaron rosenthal have held sleepless vigilde this new york city bar, attempting a guinness world record for the most hrs spent watching "lost" nonstop. >> i thought, what are friends for? if he wants to do it i'll do it too. >> reporter: like the survivors of oceanic 815, they're stranded here. they've been pounding caffeine, screaming at the tv, exercising in place. anything to stay awake while brushing up on the past six seasons. as the clock ticks down on this television obsession, millions are still dissecting the show, trying to decipher its meaning. is it, for example, a metaphor for the bible? some characters have biblical names. it's set in a sort of garden of eden. even the promotional photo for this season mirrored "the last supper." for those of us who don't know a dharma initiative from a coke monster it's all, well, lost in translation. can you explain the story line in just a nutshell? >> oh my gosh. in a nutshell, how big's your nutshell? >> that's one of the things about "lost" is you can create your own meanin

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guest: lots of foresight, sleepless nights. it is new in the country, but the awareness is amazing, especially among the younger generation. they are asking for it. at this stage, i am being blamed for moving slowly in that direction. but since this is the foundation, i would take my time to lay the right foundation, and hopefully, this will allow politics to improve. host: what is the most effective way of communicating with people, do you need a lot of money? guest: first of all, people are invested in this movement. the people are ready to invest in their future. that is my biggest hhope. host: indiana. will on the republican line. caller: i am 22 years old right now. i went to high school and then i spend a year in saudi arabia. i went to school at the embassy there, with other palestinians, aqis. what i am concerned about is the two debstate solution. i know among the palestinian people, it is a sense that what was once their land is being occupied. it seems like -- i am sorry. when do you see, in terms of getting a real t

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