<transcript><audio_175>when you brush over like when we deal with Stalin we say well but he was monstrous we're not really seeing the purges or when you're dealing with Japan not dealing with the rape of Nan King but yet we see the Japanese internment</transcript><transcript><audio_176>camps in America but not the way maybe American PS are being treated by Japan um how is that you know do you guys find are you worried that that's a weakness in the film that you're not focusing on that was just impossible when a frame of</transcript><video><caption><image_177>The image shows a group of four men sitting on a stage, engaged in a discussion. They are all wearing suits and appear to be in a professional setting. The man in the center is holding a book and appears to be speaking, while the other three men are listening attentively. The background is dark and there is a large screen behind them with text on it. The image is slightly blurred, but it appears to have been taken from a distance.</caption><caption><image_178>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. They are all wearing suits and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is listening intently. On the right side of the image, there is an older man with white hair and a white shirt. The background is dark, and the screen behind them displays various logos and text.</caption></video><transcript><audio_179>time two two things first it's the Untold History of the United States so we're focusing on the history of the American Empire he said globber because it was Global this is global history for the you know in many folus the history of the American Empire and and the</transcript><transcript><audio_180>National Security State is the main focus we actually do talk about the rape of n uh we do talk about the rape of n uh we do talk about some of the things that you were mentioning it's just not the main focus we talked about the batan death mark</transcript><video><caption><image_181>The image shows a panel discussion on a stage at the 50th New York Film Festival. The panelists are sitting on chairs facing a large screen with the festival's logo and text at the top. The screen displays various images and text related to the festival, including the names of the artists, the locations, and the date of the event. There are six people in the panelists, all dressed in formal attire, and they appear to be engaged in the discussion. The background is dark, and there is a microphone on the right side of the screen.</caption><caption><image_182>The image shows a panel discussion on a stage at the 50th New York Film Festival. There are six people sitting on the stage, three men and three women, all dressed in formal attire. They are engaged in a conversation, with one man gesturing with his hand as he speaks. The background is dark, and there is a large screen behind them displaying the festival's logo and text. The text on the screen reads "The 50th NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL".</caption><caption><image_183>The image shows a panel discussion taking place on a stage at the 50th New York Film Festival. There are six people sitting on the stage, three men and three women, all dressed in formal attire. They are engaged in a conversation, with one man holding a microphone and the other two men gesturing with their hands. Behind them, there is a large screen with the festival's logo and a list of logos and information about the festival. The background is dark, suggesting that the event is taking place at night.</caption></video> when you brush over like when we deal with Stalin we say well but he was monstrous we're not really seeing the purges or when you're dealing with Japan not dealing with the rape of Nan King but yet we see the Japanese internment camps in America but not the way maybe American PS are being treated by Japan um how is that you know do you guys find are you worried that that's a weakness in the film that you're not focusing on that was just impossible when a frame of time two two things first it's the Untold History of the United States so we're focusing on the history of the American Empire he said globber because it was Global this is global history for the you know in many folus the history of the American Empire and and the National Security State is the main focus we actually do talk about the rape of n uh we do talk about the rape of n uh we do talk about some of the things that you were mentioning it's just not the main focus we talked about the batan death mark
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