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The interviewer closes by thanking Jiang for fighting for what is good and by asking for any final thought he wants to leave with the audience.
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The interviewer closes by thanking Jiang and expressing expectation of seeing him again soon.
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"Thanks so much for coming on. I don't know if you have any final questions or thoughts that you want to leave the people..."
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"Thanks so much, Professor Jang. I look forward to seeing you soon. Best of luck to you. Okay. Bye bye."
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"...will continue this next week. On Thursday, Trump is in China. Thanks for watching."
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"...And so, you know, I don't know how I will ever thank my wife. I'm forever grateful for her. And I don't, before I..."
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"...and my family. And so, yes, I did succeed. And I thank the universe for letting me succeed. And I thank most of all,..."
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"...know, all the blocks that we have on the table. So thank you for doing what you do because you're demystifying and you're giving..."
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"...himself or herself. It's only a question of desire and will. Thank you."
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"Thank you. YouTube have this new crazy algorithm where they know exactly what video you would like to watch next based on AI and..."
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"...welcome to all three of you. Steve Keen, welcome to Uncensored. Thank you. What is going on here economically? We keep being told this..."
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"...screws the manufacturing system. Stephen Moore, welcome to Uncensored to you. Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. Trumponomics, as some people call..."
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"...beginning of the year. Remember, at the beginning of the year, thanks in part to Trump's drill -baby -drill strategy, we had the lowest..."
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"...We always get a great reaction when you come on. So thank you for sparing me some of your valuable time. You know, Steven..."
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