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The interview sounds scattered at first, but its logic is consistent.
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The interview sounds scattered at first, but its logic is consistent.
Jiang notes that students from Thailand are arriving on Sunday for a week and presents that visit as a concrete chance to expose his students to different perspectives.
"...host them. Um, we have, um, some students coming in from Thailand on, on Sunday to spend a week with us and, you know,..."
"...were mentioning that Taiwan separates Southeast Asia, you have Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, separated by Taiwan, and to the north you have Japan and..."
"...circumstance than other countries in Southeast Asia, especially the Philippines and Thailand. And Japan has also a lot of stress as well. So it..."
"...think like it is actually Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, Thailand. These countries are really suffering a lot more than China. So I'm..."
"...state of emergency in the Philippines. I'm hearing similar situations in Thailand, in Vietnam. What does this portend? What does this portend, Jang?"
"...a really bad place. And especially places like Southeast Asia, especially Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, they should brace for the worst case scenario."
"...GCC. So we should see the pain first take place in Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines. And then it's going to cascade. And then it's..."
"...-19? You're already seeing, obviously, in Southeast Asia, you talked about Thailand in your interview with Tucker. Thailand already on fuel restrictions and telling..."
"...40%. Okay, so all these countries are being impacted. And already Thailand, Vietnam are running out of fuel. And you go to a gas..."
"so if you go to southeast asia vietnam and thailand have already ordered the government workers to work from home in order to save..."
"...I say to my child, okay, next week we'll go to Thailand for vacation. Guess what? Next week you guys go to Thailand for..."
"...the news, and you have seen conflicts arising in Southeast Asia, Thailand, Myanmar. Also, Trump is about to send U.S."
The interview sounds scattered at first, but its logic is consistent.
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