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00:00:00This week's news is brought to you by Seigi no Mikata.
00:00:09Good morning. This is Seigi no Mikata, your host for this week.
00:00:12Let's learn about the news together.
00:00:15Our guest for this week is Kaori Manabe.
00:00:18Thank you for having me.
00:00:20Is there any news that you're curious about?
00:00:23I'm really curious about Roki Sasaki.
00:00:26He's not in the show.
00:00:28He's getting married, right?
00:00:30That's the news this morning.
00:00:32I was surprised.
00:00:33I was surprised that he's already 23.
00:00:35I'm sure he's prepared to throw a major.
00:00:40I hope he'll do his best.
00:00:42Unfortunately, we don't have any news about Sasaki.
00:00:45Trump is amazing.
00:00:48True.
00:00:49Trump is going around the world.
00:00:52The news I'm curious about is that Mr. Fujii is here.
00:00:56I'm glad you're all here.
00:00:59He's been absent for two weeks.
00:01:02He's been asked to do a lot of things.
00:01:05Yes, I've been asked to do a lot of things for the past two weeks.
00:01:10It's been three weeks since I've been able to sit here.
00:01:16I've been asked to do a lot of things for the past two weeks.
00:01:19Please do your best today.
00:01:21Yes, I will.
00:01:23I'll do my best.
00:01:25First of all, let's look at the budget committee.
00:01:28The competition is going on between the ruling party and the opposition party.
00:01:33Will the reform to reduce the burden on the people proceed?
00:01:44The budget committee discusses how to spend the country's money for a year.
00:01:50It is said to be the most important in the Diet.
00:01:53It will have a great impact on the lives of our people.
00:01:59Now, the budget is going around the country.
00:02:01The opposition party is in a difficult situation.
00:02:06Will the Ishiba administration, which has become a minority party,
00:02:09be able to establish a budget for the new year with the cooperation of the opposition party?
00:02:14That's the point.
00:02:17It's a battle where the interests of each party intersect.
00:02:26This week, the Liberal Democratic Party proposed a new bill
00:02:30that would be allocated to people under 2 million yen per annum
00:02:33from 1.23 million yen, which was proposed to reduce the burden on the people.
00:02:41However,
00:02:42It's a story that came out of the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:02:45What are you going to do when you make a new bill,
00:02:48as you said you were going to get rid of the 1.3 million yen bill?
00:02:53The opposition party is already rebelling.
00:02:55In addition, there is a voice of criticism from the Komei Party, which is in a stalemate.
00:03:02On the other hand, it looks like it's going well.
00:03:06Ishiba Prime Minister Ishiba
00:03:11Prime Minister Ishiba has expressed his intention to increase the support fund for those
00:03:16who go to private schools and those who have low income.
00:03:19Ishiba has expressed his intention to increase the support fund for those who go to private schools and those who have low income.
00:03:23He claims that the social insurance reform is not enough.
00:03:28He is promoting the protest, but the petition has not been completed yet.
00:03:35And the Liberal Democratic Party, the first party of the opposition party,
00:03:38has decided to take the budget as a hostage,
00:03:41and to prevent the establishment within the year.
00:03:46He is showing an example of a stance that does not take a confrontation stance.
00:03:50Ishiba Prime Minister Ishiba is putting the opposition party as a scapegoat.
00:03:54Will the budget really be made for the sake of the people?
00:04:01Kaori Manabe has a question about this news.
00:04:05Let's take a look at the illustration of the shampoo hat that Ms. Koi is wearing.
00:04:11This is a draft of the annual wall proposed by the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:04:16Why is it so troublesome to set up?
00:04:20Is there really no budget?
00:04:23Please tell us.
00:04:26First of all, this is the latest news.
00:04:30According to the report, the school tuition fee has been paid for free.
00:04:37Ms. Manabe.
00:04:39And the annual wall proposal.
00:04:41It's a little complicated and there's no intention to raise it.
00:04:45This time, I thought that Ayumi would come up with it.
00:04:51I thought she was serious about it.
00:04:55And the budget has already been exposed to the public.
00:04:59It's not logical.
00:05:01That's right.
00:05:02It takes 7 to 8 trillion yen.
00:05:05There is also an increase.
00:05:08How do you feel about this news?
00:05:12I would like to ask this person.
00:05:14Former NHK political department.
00:05:16Mr. Akiko Iwata, a journalist.
00:05:25Mr. Iwata, what do you think of the budget committee?
00:05:28Please tell us.
00:05:30Ishin and Uyo Kyokusetsu, which have always been popular, are close again.
00:05:35Komei and Hiekkomi are on the other side.
00:05:40The budget competition is being held every year.
00:05:44Please tell us.
00:05:46What is the real name of the government?
00:05:50The real name is a question.
00:05:52I think the question is almost gone.
00:05:55Is the budget free?
00:05:58The reduction of the burden on social insurance is not a good idea.
00:06:04It's a good idea.
00:06:06The 4 trillion yen is a way to make up for the accident.
00:06:11It's like setting up a competition.
00:06:14This is the real name.
00:06:16It's the second hope.
00:06:18Mr. Iwata, you are the second hope.
00:06:21At first, I shared the budget with the people.
00:06:26I thought it was a little cheaper, but the axis was reflected.
00:06:30It can't be helped.
00:06:32The annual wall is 1.3 million yen.
00:06:35I've been saying this since the beginning.
00:06:37The tax rate on gasoline will also be reduced.
00:06:41It is said that it is a difficult estimate for the year.
00:06:44I don't think there will be a large annual rate in this program.
00:06:52I was singing about the budget, the school, the school lunch, etc.
00:06:58Mr. Iwata, the real name of Prime Minister Ishiba is already gone.
00:07:02But can't national democracy be infinite?
00:07:05There are a lot of instructions.
00:07:07If you make the popular national democracy infinite, it will be a heel role.
00:07:11I will stick to this as well.
00:07:13This is the number of victims.
00:07:15Let's organize it again.
00:07:16This is the number of victims of the House of Representatives.
00:07:18The Liberal Democratic Party and the Komei Party have 196 victims.
00:07:22The Komei Party has 24 victims.
00:07:25The Liberal Democratic Party has 148 victims.
00:07:29The Liberal Democratic Party and the Komei Party have 28 victims.
00:07:34The number of victims is 233.
00:07:38Currently, it is the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:07:42I'm sorry, Mr. Komei.
00:07:44Can I sit here for a moment?
00:07:47Yes, please.
00:07:48I'm sorry.
00:07:49What happens if you add the Liberal Democratic Party?
00:07:53The number of victims will also exceed this.
00:07:57Yes, that's right.
00:07:59The number of victims will exceed 234.
00:08:03The number of victims will exceed one or two centuries.
00:08:08This is the real name.
00:08:10This is Mr. Komei's view.
00:08:16Mr. Fujii, what do you think?
00:08:19If you add the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komei Party,
00:08:25the Komei Party will never be able to allow this.
00:08:28There are some members of the Liberal Democratic Party who are close to the Liberal Democratic Party,
00:08:31but some members of the Liberal Democratic Party say that the Liberal Democratic Party is absolutely no good.
00:08:33There is a possibility that the party will be broken.
00:08:36And the biggest problem is that this year,
00:08:40there is something called the Komei ticket at the time of the cabinet election.
00:08:47It is said that there are 10,000 to 20,000 people in each election.
00:08:50This is a huge party that supports the people.
00:08:54If the Komei Party leaves, the members of the Liberal Democratic Party will fall.
00:08:59So, considering that,
00:09:02I think there is a good chance that the Komei Party will not be able to form a single-minded party.
00:09:07There is a Komei Party, a Japanese single-minded party, and a Osaka single-minded party.
00:09:13Mr. Nomura, in Kansai, especially in Osaka, there is a fierce conflict.
00:09:19That's right.
00:09:20Osaka people are very familiar with the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:09:23It is a very powerful party,
00:09:26but when you look at it all over the country,
00:09:28there is a question of how much power the Liberal Democratic Party really has.
00:09:31As Mr. Fujii said,
00:09:33the most important thing is whether the people can continue to be 196.
00:09:39That's right.
00:09:41And the fact that national democracy cannot be infinite
00:09:44is the popularity of national democracy.
00:09:47That's right.
00:09:48That's why last year,
00:09:49there was a debate about the wall of this year's election
00:09:52about the competition with national democracy.
00:09:54There was also a aspect that the cabinet's support rate was kept.
00:09:58Now, Mr. Takahashi's point of view.
00:10:00There will always be an increase in social security reforms.
00:10:04Now, first of all, there is a song by Nippon Ishinokai.
00:10:07What do you mean by increasing the burden of social security?
00:10:12Well, I'm talking about reducing the burden.
00:10:15If you look at the contents of the text,
00:10:17it only says 4 trillion yen.
00:10:19It doesn't say why it's going to be like that.
00:10:23Maybe the real name is
00:10:25a 30% increase in the burden of self-improvement over the age of 70.
00:10:29I don't think this is possible.
00:10:32So maybe it's going to fly somewhere.
00:10:35So if it's going to fly,
00:10:37it's going to have to fill up 4 trillion yen somewhere.
00:10:40That's why I'm talking about increasing consumption.
00:10:44The finance ministry is...
00:10:46This is all the finance ministry's scenario.
00:10:49The finance ministry is thinking about whether to join the Nippon Ishinokai
00:10:54as a member of the Liberal Democratic Party or a member of the National Democratic Party
00:10:58or a member of the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:11:02That's what I'm thinking about.
00:11:04At that time, I'm thinking about
00:11:06how to leave a story for the future,
00:11:08how to make a lot of combinations, and so on.
00:11:10At that time, what Ishinokai is saying now is
00:11:12that it's very easy in the future.
00:11:14It's very easy in the future.
00:11:16The number of unpaid hours is very small.
00:11:19But in the future,
00:11:21if Ishinokai does this,
00:11:23I don't think there will be a social security reform in the end.
00:11:27I think so.
00:11:30If it's 6 trillion yen or 5 trillion yen,
00:11:32it's a cheap purchase.
00:11:34Unpaid school fees.
00:11:36That's a good argument.
00:11:38But the content of the education bill,
00:11:40for example, if you only do private education,
00:11:42I think it will have a negative effect on the efficiency of supporting the local government.
00:11:45I can't see the debate about the contents of the education bill.
00:11:48There's criticism from within the party.
00:11:50And to fill this hole,
00:11:525 trillion yen, 6 trillion yen,
00:11:54I think there will be criticism from the start-up fund,
00:11:56the space fund,
00:11:58and the Ministry of Finance.
00:12:00There's a lot of criticism from the Ministry of Finance.
00:12:03I think it's going to have a negative effect in the future.
00:12:07Nakamaru-kun,
00:12:09so far,
00:12:11it's been said that
00:12:13Ishinokai is going to pass the budget.
00:12:16As you said,
00:12:18the series, the efficiency, and the balance,
00:12:20I can't see what's ahead of the unpaid hours.
00:12:23I can't see Yokoshima thinking that
00:12:25they went there to get rid of the topic
00:12:27of the 1.3 million-yen wall.
00:12:29Yokoshima?
00:12:31I see.
00:12:33We're finally going to have a debate
00:12:35about the wall.
00:12:37Please take a look at this.
00:12:39Mr. Takahashi,
00:12:41you often say that you are the last boss
00:12:43of the Liberal Democratic Party,
00:12:45Chairman Miyazawa.
00:12:47What do you think?
00:12:49Without discussing the 1.3 million-yen wall
00:12:51or the 1.3 million-yen wall,
00:12:53you're a tax expert.
00:12:55You're a member of the committee,
00:12:57and you're doing something secretive.
00:12:59You're making a statement
00:13:01as a member of the Liberal Democratic Party.
00:13:03That's what you're often told.
00:13:05That's right.
00:13:07Mr. Takahashi said,
00:13:09we can't let it go on like this.
00:13:11We've been writing about it
00:13:13for generations.
00:13:15However,
00:13:17no matter how much you say it,
00:13:19we can't let it go on like this.
00:13:21There are seven of us,
00:13:23and three of us are tax experts.
00:13:25There are seven of us,
00:13:27and three of us are tax experts.
00:13:29The last boss, Mr. Miyazawa,
00:13:31and another person under him,
00:13:33Mr. Goto, are my colleagues.
00:13:35Mr. Goto and I
00:13:37used to work together.
00:13:39He said,
00:13:41we can't let it go on like this.
00:13:43He said,
00:13:45we can't let it go on like this.
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00:37:07The world is grappling with unでは止まるトランプ関税でございます。
00:37:10The world is grappling with unでは止まるトランプ関税でございます。
00:37:11The world is grappling with unでは止まるトランプ関税でございます。
00:37:13In the first place,
00:37:14America's trade deficit is a maximum of 185 trillion JPY
00:37:17America's trade deficit is a maximum of 185 trillion JPY
00:37:19Does that trade deficit explain the difference in exports in American accounts?
00:37:22Does that trade deficit explain the difference in exports in American accounts?
00:37:24That's right.
00:37:25Is it that important
00:37:26or is tros不好い?
00:37:28What are the benefits of trade deficit?
00:37:29Actually,
00:37:31he knows better.
00:37:33He knows he is accidentally
00:37:36Trade deficit equals evil.
00:37:39It means more people come in, right?
00:37:41More people come in.
00:37:42America should make manufacturing stronger,
00:37:45or rather, we should export and make it a black market.
00:37:48Because of this strong belief,
00:37:51we should use tariffs as a tool
00:37:52and reduce the number of people coming in from outside as much as possible.
00:37:56He's already gone.
00:37:58In that sense, he's been possessed.
00:38:01I said this before the commercial,
00:38:04but what do you think of the Japanese-American Sino-Japanese Coalition
00:38:09who said they would cut 25% tariffs and come back?
00:38:14It's terrible, isn't it?
00:38:17What were they doing?
00:38:19I think they took it up with the Japanese-American Sino-Japanese Coalition.
00:38:22I think they took it up and said,
00:38:23actually, we'll talk about it in three days, so keep quiet.
00:38:28But after that, they cut 25% tariffs on iron and aluminum,
00:38:32and then they took out tariffs on all kinds of things.
00:38:36They're considering 25% tariffs on automobiles.
00:38:39It's a triple punch.
00:38:41They took it up with the Japanese-American Sino-Japanese Coalition.
00:38:42I asked them what they did at the Sino-Japanese Coalition,
00:38:45and they said they couldn't take it up.
00:38:47The Prime Minister said this.
00:38:49He said he couldn't take it up.
00:38:51In an interview with the Japanese Economic News,
00:38:52he didn't say he couldn't take it up.
00:38:55He said he couldn't take it up in an interview with the Japanese Economic News.
00:38:57He said he couldn't take it up in an interview with the Japanese Economic News.
00:38:59That's not true.
00:39:00You're the one who said you couldn't take it up.
00:39:03When I took it up, when I was told this,
00:39:06I didn't know what to do.
00:39:08You didn't want to provoke Trump, did you?
00:39:11No, I didn't want to provoke Trump, but as a team in Japan,
00:39:12I said, let's not do this this time.
00:39:15I said, let's not do this this time.
00:39:17The other surprising thing is that
00:39:19the issue of not taking up tariffs,
00:39:20the issue of not taking up tariffs,
00:39:21and the issue of not taking up tariffs,
00:39:22and the issue of not taking up tariffs,
00:39:24the two of them were not taken up by the Japanese side.
00:39:27You don't know what Trump's words are going to say.
00:39:30You don't know if you can catch the ball.
00:39:32You don't know if you can catch the ball.
00:39:34Can you call this a success?
00:39:37He ran away from the most important issue in Japan.
00:39:40What did you do?
00:39:43In short, the Japanese-American diplomacy is the same.
00:39:48In short, the Japanese-American diplomacy is the same.
00:39:50I'm going to make a normal deal,
00:39:52but I'm going to make a normal deal,
00:39:53but I'm going to make a normal deal,
00:39:55but I'm going to make a normal deal,
00:39:56but I'm going to make a normal deal.
00:39:57Trump's tariffs on Japan's economy will shake the world.
00:40:00Please look here.
00:40:01I'd like to ask for an explanation,
00:40:03but can you give me an explanation of the mutual tariffs?
00:40:07Trump's mutual tariffs.
00:40:08I've been negotiating for 40 years in the Foreign Ministry,
00:40:11I've been negotiating for 40 years in the Foreign Ministry,
00:40:13but I've never heard the word mutual tariffs.
00:40:15but I've never heard the word mutual tariffs.
00:40:17Trump came up with it on his own.
00:40:19He said, we'll give the same tax rate to the high tariffs
00:40:22He said, we'll give the same tax rate to the high tariffs.
00:40:24By the way, Japan and the U.S. have mutual tariffs, right?
00:40:28When you sell American rice to Japan,
00:40:32it's 204.3% mutual tariffs.
00:40:36That's why Japan has rice, isn't it?
00:40:38That's right.
00:40:39This is probably the average price of this generation.
00:40:42This is probably the average price of this generation.
00:40:44In another number,
00:40:45it's already 700% mutual tariffs.
00:40:49That's why Japan wants to protect the rice market.
00:40:51That's why Japan wants to protect the rice market.
00:40:52So that foreign rice doesn't come in.
00:40:54So that foreign rice doesn't come in.
00:40:56So that foreign rice doesn't come in.
00:40:59Even if it's an American or a German car, it's 0%.
00:41:01But the U.S. wants to protect its own car market.
00:41:04But the U.S. wants to protect its own car market.
00:41:07To put it simply,
00:41:082.5% for commercial cars.
00:41:1125% for trucks.
00:41:14So the U.S. also has a high tariff.
00:41:16It's not mutual, it depends on the situation in each country.
00:41:19It's not mutual, it depends on the situation in each country.
00:41:21If there's a strong industry,
00:41:22there's a weak industry in every country.
00:41:24So the weak industry puts a high tariff on it to protect it.
00:41:28And the strong industry lowers the tariff
00:41:30and makes it easier to export.
00:41:32This is the law of the trade world.
00:41:34Trump says, put it all together.
00:41:37That's what he's saying.
00:41:38This is too much.
00:41:42That's why it's a mess.
00:41:44That's the problem.
00:41:45And this tariff barrier.
00:41:48Japan's safety standards, environmental standards,
00:41:50electric car subsidies, etc.
00:41:52It's a barrier to the U.S. market entry.
00:41:54Can you explain this a little bit?
00:41:56This is...
00:41:57In short, Japan has zero car tariffs.
00:42:00So there's no problem with the total tariff on cars.
00:42:04In fact, the U.S. should lower the tariff to zero.
00:42:07I see, I see.
00:42:08Simply put.
00:42:09But that's not what Trump is saying.
00:42:11Japan may have low tariffs,
00:42:14but in fact, there's a barrier that's not tariff-based.
00:42:18That's what he's been saying all along.
00:42:20And this is a problem.
00:42:22Not just Trump, but Obama, too.
00:42:24What did he say when he came to Japan?
00:42:26There are so many Japanese cars in the U.S. city.
00:42:29Why aren't there any American cars in the Japanese city?
00:42:33He asked the Japanese Prime Minister directly.
00:42:36He said this, too, didn't he?
00:42:39He said it.
00:42:40He said it.
00:42:41He said he'd like to buy a car like that.
00:42:43He said it.
00:42:44He said it.
00:42:45He said it.
00:42:46I saw Tomoko's car the other day.
00:42:48It was a German car, wasn't it?
00:42:50No, it wasn't.
00:42:51I said it, too.
00:42:52He said it.
00:42:53He said it.
00:42:54He said it.
00:42:55So...
00:42:56So what is this?
00:42:57Mercedes is like a BMW.
00:42:59If you make something that Japanese people want to buy, you buy it.
00:43:03But the U.S. has a problem there.
00:43:05Japan has strict safety standards.
00:43:07The environment is tough.
00:43:10That's why there's no place for Americans.
00:43:35That's what he said.
00:43:36That's the kind of debate it's going to be.
00:43:38Is it possible to negotiate with Japan?
00:43:40Isn't it impossible to realize?
00:43:42Are you going to use this for a deal?
00:43:44You don't like this, so you're going to ask for another deal.
00:43:47Isn't that the first jump?
00:43:49If you start doing this, it's a big mess.
00:43:53For example, how many percent for the German car?
00:43:57How many percent for the Japanese car?
00:43:59Are you going to divide it?
00:44:01The tax office is in a big mess.
00:44:03Does this mean that the Japanese government is having a hard time on the right and on the left?
00:44:09What do you think?
00:44:10It's a deal, so it's a little...
00:44:12No, I think Trump touched on it again.
00:44:17Well, we're going to negotiate.
00:44:19Mr. Takahashi's view.
00:44:20I secretly expect President Trump to impose sanctions on consumption tax.
00:44:24I'd like to hear about this, too.
00:44:26First of all, what do you think of this non-tax wall and this mutual taxation?
00:44:33I'm an economist.
00:44:35I'm an economist.
00:44:37There are a few things I can't give up.
00:44:40The free trade system.
00:44:42More than 95% of economists agree with this.
00:44:46Let's trade freely.
00:44:48A lot of people who got a Nobel Prize for Trump's perfection the other day lined up and said,
00:44:54This is crazy.
00:44:56I don't want to go over there.
00:45:00I don't want to go over there.
00:45:02That's why I'm in a traditional place.
00:45:05But I'm going to talk about consumption tax.
00:45:08That's why I went there secretly.
00:45:10If I say this openly, people will say,
00:45:12Did you go over there, too?
00:45:14I don't want to be told that.
00:45:17I think Japan's consumption tax should be a part of the non-tax wall.
00:45:23The free trade system that came out is very important.
00:45:26The rules of the world that protect this are WTO and GATT.
00:45:30They're clearly against this.
00:45:34In the end, what they're trying to do is protect their own country.
00:45:40If we go from the rules of the world, there are elements that we can all fight back against.
00:45:45But what's amazing right now is that China is the one who advocates it the most.
00:45:49That's a strange story, isn't it?
00:45:51It's a story about what China is doing.
00:45:53I don't know what it's like to be told by that person.
00:45:57Mr. Yamazato, what do you think of Trump's way of doing things?
00:46:00I've been watching Trump's speeches.
00:46:03In the end, it's like a madman theory.
00:46:10First of all, everyone was surprised.
00:46:14It's the same in Panama, Greenland, Mexico, and Canada.
00:46:19First of all, everyone was surprised.
00:46:21That's when the negotiations started.
00:46:23When I was in front of Mr. Ishiba, the reporter,
00:46:27When I asked him if he had talked about cancer,
00:46:29Mr. Trump said,
00:46:30No, I haven't.
00:46:32I announced it right after that.
00:46:34Maybe I want to make a big announcement first and then negotiate.
00:46:38But when I was in front of Mr. Ishiba, I didn't want to talk about Trump.
00:46:42What about you, Mr. Fujii?
00:46:43The debate we're having right now is based on the idea that free trade is good.
00:46:49Of course, there are good things about free trade.
00:46:51It's only natural that there's a problem with protectionism.
00:46:53The importance of protectionism is also being discussed a lot recently.
00:46:59Because of globalism, various countries' industries are not doing well.
00:47:02There's a situation where each country is becoming poorer.
00:47:05So, again, in the 21st century, free trade has gone too far.
00:47:10Therefore, it is important to introduce protectionism rationally.
00:47:17There's a concept of coercive protectionism.
00:47:21It's important to be good at internationalism and internationalism.
00:47:27There's a difference between globalism and anti-globalism.
00:47:33Of course, there are a few people like that.
00:47:35But a lot of people are a little different.
00:47:38To be honest, there's a lot of debate about totalitarianism.
00:47:43I can't define it.
00:47:44Maybe it's not like this, it's not like that.
00:47:46It takes a lot of time.
00:47:47In the end, it's all about bullying the allies.
00:47:51Where does this hurt?
00:47:53It's Japan.
00:47:54It's Korea.
00:47:55It's the EU.
00:47:56America is bullying its allies.
00:47:58What are you doing?
00:47:59You've lost your credibility.
00:48:01You've been told all kinds of things by China.
00:48:03You're an idiot.
00:48:04That's what the Japanese Prime Minister has to say to Trump.
00:48:08That's what Mr. Trump is aiming for.
00:48:10Take a look at this.
00:48:12Mr. Trump's aim is to blow up the bomb.
00:48:17We'll talk about it later.
00:48:22There's also a behind-the-scenes look at this.
00:48:27Take a look at this.
00:48:28The teacher's ally is threatening to lift the tariffs.
00:48:31President Trump's aim is the Japanese automobile industry.
00:48:35He's a man with a strong sense of duty to America and the world.
00:48:40He's completely out of politics.
00:48:42He's going to raise the price of the US dollar by $1 trillion.
00:48:45He's going to raise it to 150 trillion yen, which is unprecedented.
00:48:49He's completely underestimating it.
00:48:52As soon as he returned home, he raised the tariffs on steel and aluminum products.
00:48:55Mr. Trump has declared a total tariff.
00:48:58Mr. Ishima, there was no discussion about tariffs on the stairs.
00:49:02He's trying to stop the tariff on automobiles from being made with other countries.
00:49:06If you build a factory in America, you don't need tariffs.
00:49:09The teacher's ally is going to build a Japanese automobile factory that's not worth $1 trillion.
00:49:14He's asking for a huge investment.
00:49:17What do you think?
00:49:18The old media is saying that the stairs were a success.
00:49:24Trump was kind to Mr. Ishima.
00:49:28He looked at Mr. Ishima's face and said,
00:49:30Mr. Ishima is handsome.
00:49:33Mr. Ishima is the prime minister of great people.
00:49:37People who don't understand the strong sarcasm and sarcasm are saying it's a success.
00:49:45I can't promise the prime minister that he'll invest $1 trillion.
00:49:53It's not the government that invests, it's a private company.
00:49:56He's already lip-serviced so far.
00:50:00But this is what he did after that.
00:50:02Raising tariffs.
00:50:03It's a total tariff.
00:50:05They're not biting each other.
00:50:07That's why Japan's position is not being conveyed.
00:50:11He may have tried to avoid these problems and wait for the storm to pass.
00:50:16But in the end, the storm came.
00:50:20Mr. Takahashi.
00:50:22Do you want the U.S. to build a Japanese automobile factory?
00:50:27What do you think?
00:50:29I've heard that story a lot when I was with Mr. Abe.
00:50:31He makes a lot of noise.
00:50:33I've heard that story.
00:50:35But the U.S. says it's no good to resist.
00:50:38It's not like, please invest.
00:50:40If you look at it from a company's point of view, it's not easy to just invest money.
00:50:44That's right.
00:50:45It's not like that.
00:50:49It's the same with automobiles.
00:50:51What Mr. Ishiba said in parallel with this is that he's going to buy gas.
00:50:57When he buys gas, he says he's going to develop natural gas in Alaska.
00:51:02Japanese companies are investing in it.
00:51:04He says he'll buy it.
00:51:07Before Mr. Ishiba went to the U.S., the chairman of the Japanese Gas Association said to Mr. Ishiba.
00:51:13What he said was,
00:51:15We buy cheap gas, but we don't buy expensive gas.
00:51:19In addition, there is a story about Alaska in the U.S.
00:51:24It's a very expensive investment.
00:51:26It's a high-risk investment.
00:51:28He said he wanted to be careful about that.
00:51:31Mr. Ishiba said, I've already bought it.
00:51:33Alaska is also investing.
00:51:35As a gas association, they do bad things on their own.
00:51:40If you buy expensive gas, it won't be a hit.
00:51:43He's just saying, I'll buy gas for my waist.
00:51:47I really don't want to buy it.
00:51:49It's like having a subordinate do a dirty job.
00:51:52Thank you for the easy explanation.
00:51:54It's like having a subordinate do a dirty job.
00:51:56Mr. Manabe, have you heard so far?
00:51:58Mr. Ishiba.
00:51:59I'm sure you can't get along with Mr. Trump.
00:52:03There's going to be a lot of unreasonable deals.
00:52:06I thought it was impossible for Mr. Trump to do such a small thing.
00:52:12Mr. Ishiba, what do you think will happen in the next two years?
00:52:17If Trump comes to America first,
00:52:20Mr. Ishiba is Japan first.
00:52:22You have to be firm about your position in Japan.
00:52:25If you avoid the problem like this, it won't be solved.
00:52:28Mr. Takahashi, can you be Japan first?
00:52:31Mr. Ishiba, I'd like to help you out a little bit.
00:52:34Please do.
00:52:35You know, $1,000.
00:52:37If you give me $1,000, I'll summon the Gaitame Tokai in Japan.
00:52:41If you buy it again, it's $1,000.
00:52:43You can use this kind of trick.
00:52:45But you're going to use that $1,000 to invest in the U.S.
00:52:50It's a U.S. investment.
00:52:51It's like, is there a second floor here?
00:52:54I do nothing, but I can pretend I did nothing.
00:52:58I see.
00:52:59If you do something like this, you can persuade Trump.
00:53:04Mr. Ishiba, what are you doing for the foreign and domestic companies?
00:53:09That's all for today.
00:53:11Thank you very much, Mr. Ishiba.
00:53:17Next, let's take a look at the online casino.
00:53:21The online casino has attracted attention for its online gambling problems.
00:53:35About 1.5 trillion yen.
00:53:38This is the amount of money the Japanese have spent on online gambling in a year.
00:53:45Online casinos use the Internet to play poker, sports betting, and other games.
00:53:51Cash, electronic money, and cryptocurrency are used.
00:53:56The former interpreter of the Dodgers, Ohtani Shouhei, Mizuhara Ippei, has been found guilty.
00:54:02He has lost more than 6 billion yen in Japanese yen.
00:54:06He was also executed by the U.S. authorities.
00:54:09It's an online casino.
00:54:12Free commercials are broadcast on TV and radio in Japan.
00:54:17It's easy to gamble 24 hours on your smartphone.
00:54:21The number of users is increasing rapidly.
00:54:23It's estimated that the number of users will exceed 2 million.
00:54:28But even if it's free at first,
00:54:30there are many cases where people are led to paid websites.
00:54:36Of course, this is a form of gambling.
00:54:40In addition, there are many online gambling websites that are illegal,
00:54:44and there are many cases where people are involved in crime unknowingly.
00:54:49Reiwa Roman Takahira Kurumashi, who was offended by the police,
00:54:54admitted that he gambled online on his YouTube channel and apologized.
00:55:00He said he didn't think it was illegal.
00:55:05West Nakama-kun has a question about this news.
00:55:09Is it illegal, but anyone can participate easily?
00:55:14Is there a reason why it can't be done?
00:55:17Please tell us.
00:55:20Nakama-kun, can anyone participate easily?
00:55:24I haven't done it either.
00:55:26I don't know.
00:55:27I don't know.
00:55:28I wonder if it's done like a game.
00:55:30I wonder if it's free and you can spend money on it from the middle.
00:55:36But there are many cases like that in Japan.
00:55:38I wonder why it can't be done.
00:55:40I wonder if there's a reason.
00:55:42Let's go to this news.
00:55:43I'll ask this person.
00:55:45He's a lawyer who specializes in law and business law.
00:55:48He's Professor Shuya Nomura, a professor of law at Chuo University.
00:55:51Nice to meet you.
00:55:52Nice to meet you.
00:55:53Let's go.
00:55:54What does Professor Nomura think about online gambling?
00:55:56Here it is.
00:55:57Japanese people are gambling.
00:55:59What?
00:56:00He says it's gambling.
00:56:03I'll explain it to you in detail.
00:56:08A friend of justice who broadcasts live online is gambling now.
00:56:14Please look at this.
00:56:16It's illegal for the perpetrator to gamble.
00:56:19It's illegal.
00:56:20It's illegal to gamble on a smartphone with cash, electronic money, and cryptography.
00:56:25The number of domestic users is more than 2 million.
00:56:29Some TV and radio programs have advertisements for free.
00:56:33The total amount of money spent on online gambling is about 1.5 trillion yen.
00:56:40There were 279 people who were victims of online gambling last year.
00:56:44This is the highest number in the past.
00:56:46But if you look at this number, there are more people who are doing it.
00:56:50The penalty is a fine of less than 500,000 yen for gambling or a fine of less than 3 years for gambling.
00:56:55Last Saturday, I was told that I was not illegal to apologize for the online gambling for a year from the end of 2019.
00:57:09Why did you say that?
00:57:11What do you mean by saying that Japan is the target?
00:57:15First of all, it's not illegal to gamble for free.
00:57:21The perpetrator is leading the perpetrator to gamble.
00:57:27As soon as the perpetrator bets on gambling, the perpetrator is accused of gambling.
00:57:35There is also an advertisement for free online gambling.
00:57:41It is said that it is illegal to gamble for free.
00:57:45But in fact, free gambling is the entrance to online gambling.
00:57:49The perpetrator is leading the perpetrator to a paid site.
00:57:52If the perpetrator knows this and does a commercial, the perpetrator may become an accomplice.
00:57:57So the perpetrator really has to be careful.
00:58:01I think a lot of Japanese people are doing this.
00:58:06In addition, entertainers, athletes, and professional baseball players in Yoshimoto Industries are doing this.
00:58:15For example, Yuta is doing this because he wants to get the attention of the police.
00:58:21What do you think about this punishment?
00:58:25First of all, there are people in Japan who misunderstand that it is not illegal.
00:58:31If everyone doesn't correct this, it's definitely illegal.
00:58:36So there are a lot of people who say it's not illegal.
00:58:41In a sense, there are many people who are trying to let people know that these famous people are being punished.
00:58:51However, there is a possibility that the person who has a lot of money is being punished.
00:58:57In some cases, it is possible that the person who has a lot of money is being punished.
00:59:04Mr. Hongo.
00:59:06I haven't heard it directly on the radio, but when I saw the news on the Internet,
00:59:10Mr. Kubota of Troll Salmon was also punished, but I didn't do it.
00:59:14That means you didn't do it.
00:59:18And there is also the difficulty of the fact that your own TV job is almost gone.
00:59:25If I knew it was illegal, I would have done it.
00:59:30However, I don't know where to live in the United States, depending on the state.
00:59:37However, in Japan, you can do public service gambling online.
00:59:43I don't know why it's illegal.
00:59:47I did some research and found out that it's illegal to gamble in Japan.
00:59:52There are places where you can gamble and places where you can't gamble.
00:59:55There are also places overseas.
00:59:57I thought it would be okay if the Japanese government made a mistake.
01:00:02Mr. Yamada, you can gamble online on your smartphone for 24 hours.
01:00:07Is there an increase in young people's gambling addiction?
01:00:10Yes, I think there are very few 2 million people.
01:00:14So I think there are many people who have done it.
01:00:19In the United States, there are places where you can gamble and places where you can't.
01:00:25For example, online casinos are okay, but sports gambling is okay.
01:00:30It's a little difficult to tell.
01:00:33Some people don't know how far they can go.
01:00:37However, when people start playing on their smartphones, they can't stop.
01:00:42Even in the United States alone, about 10 million people are addicted to gambling.
01:00:49If you look at the scale of online casinos in the United States, it's about 2 trillion yen.
01:00:54It's a ridiculous number, but it's still a very undervalued number.
01:00:59In addition, there are many people in China who love gambling.
01:01:03It's illegal in China, but there are a lot of online casinos.
01:01:08About 4,500 platforms were activated last year.
01:01:12There are 4,500 platforms, and they're all activated.
01:01:17There are about 10,000 arrests.
01:01:20Anyway, it's a legal situation.
01:01:23Here's a question for Mr. Nakama.
01:01:26Why can't you be arrested?
01:01:28If you want to use it in Japan, you have to pay the gambling fee back to the casino owner.
01:01:34The casino owner has to pay the gambling fee back to the casino owner.
01:01:43Basically, even if foreigners are involved in Japanese law overseas,
01:01:50Japanese law is not applied.
01:01:53For example, they can be accused of plagiarizing Japanese currency or using automatic porn.
01:02:00They can be accused of killing Japanese people.
01:02:08What kind of crime is this?
01:02:10It's a crime of plagiarism.
01:02:14In other words, it's a crime of opening a gambling house.
01:02:18It doesn't say in the article that Japanese law applies to things that are done abroad.
01:02:23So it's not applicable to the casinos here.
01:02:27It's a little different here.
01:02:30It's difficult to apply to casinos overseas.
01:02:34But as I said earlier, Japanese law is applied to things that are done abroad.
01:02:40So it's not a problem for this company to do it.
01:02:45But why is the Japanese website open here?
01:02:52Japanese people like gambling.
01:02:58There's a website called Mrs. Watanabe.
01:03:02There's a foreign exchange called FX.
01:03:06Mrs. Watanabe is doing a lot of this.
01:03:10People overseas are saying that the gambling market is fluctuating.
01:03:16What this means is that Mrs. Watanabe is not a real person.
01:03:20Japanese individuals are spending a lot of money on it.
01:03:25So the world's gambling market is also fluctuating.
01:03:30Japanese people spend a lot of money on gambling.
01:03:34That's why the website is open.
01:03:36But what they're saying is...
01:03:38People who are looking at their website are not Japanese.
01:03:42It's for Japanese people who live in appropriate countries overseas.
01:03:47So they're not Japanese.
01:03:49In other words, it's okay for Japanese people to do online gambling where they live.
01:03:55It's for those people.
01:03:57Mr. Yamada is saying that he doesn't think Japanese people will come to Japan.
01:04:02That's not true.
01:04:04Japan is a very attractive market.
01:04:06It's a country that likes gambling.
01:04:08That's why it's being targeted.
01:04:10Mr. Yamada, what's the problem with online gambling?
01:04:13I think it's one of the reasons why Japanese people have money.
01:04:16There are a lot of cases where Japanese people are not even in Japan.
01:04:23Online gambling is made in a legal country.
01:04:28So it's not appropriate.
01:04:30People often say that you can't block online gambling from Japan.
01:04:37But in Japan, there's a 21st Constitution.
01:04:40So you can't block it.
01:04:43So it's impossible for Japanese people to do it.
01:04:46It's possible.
01:04:48If there is, it's here.
01:04:52If this person goes to Japan, it's illegal.
01:04:57Online gamblers have to register.
01:05:01But no one registers to send money to a casino.
01:05:05So there's a possibility that they can be punished as a non-registered gambler.
01:05:10So if there are foreign gamblers in Japan, they can be caught.
01:05:14If they catch themselves, the money won't flow.
01:05:17So it's possible to bind them here.
01:05:20They're actually starting to get caught.
01:05:22The purpose of the police is basically here.
01:05:25That's right.
01:05:26If these people are in Japan, they'll be exposed first.
01:05:30I think they're trying to break the flow.
01:05:34Some people are a little stupid.
01:05:36For example, they make a company here with a paper company.
01:05:41They pretend to be doing it.
01:05:44Some people are actually caught in Japan.
01:05:47They're doing it in Japan.
01:05:49They're doing their best in the U.S.
01:05:51Some people are mistaken.
01:05:53They think it's okay if it's a Japanese company.
01:05:56But if they're doing it in Japan, they're out.
01:05:59That's why they get caught.
01:06:00That's why they get caught.
01:06:02Here's Mr. Hongo's question.
01:06:04I'd like to know if Japanese people are aware that there are non-registered gamblers.
01:06:13I'd like to know if Japanese people are aware that there are non-registered gamblers.
01:06:23I'd like to know if Japanese people are aware that there are non-registered gamblers.
01:06:45Mr. Hongo, are there non-registered gamblers?
01:06:49There are non-registered gamblers.
01:06:50There are non-registered gamblers.
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01:10:33I think there's a background to it.
01:10:34I think there's a background to it.
01:10:35I think there's a background to it.
01:10:36I'd like to make a suggestion.
01:10:37I'd like to make a suggestion.
01:10:38Yes.
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