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You may have noticed this week I've tried very, very hard to be respectful and considerate

and serious and honest about these people trapped in this submarine that is

floating somewhere near the Titanic at the bottom of the ocean.

And the lives that almost certainly now will be lost as they are pretty much out of oxygen

at this point.

And still, nobody knows what happens.

I think we're all hoping that

maybe the vessel broke or something and they died instantly instead of suffering a miserable

days long in the dark panic-stricken death. I can't even imagine what it was like. So we've tried

to be respectful, but we've learned so much now about these people that were on board.

And it is a very, very, very unique story because there is some bias to this story because we know a billionaire was on board.

We know his really rich friend decided not to go because of safety concerns.

We know one of the richest men in Pakistan decided to board the thing with his really rich friend decided not to go because of safety concerns. We know one of the

richest men in Pakistan decided to board the thing with his 19-year-old son. This thing is straight out of

Hollywood. It is the rich. It is the elite. It is the, I don't even know what you'd say about the

people that own this business, Ocean Gate, and the CEO, Stockton Rush, who was on board.

We're now learning more about him. These are people that are far different than you and I.

I don't know why anybody would want to do this. I don't know why this would be your pursuit.

I don't understand being obsessed with things like the Titanic at the bottom of the ocean.

A lot of these things don't add up. It is the playground of the wealthy. I think we know what

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