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The person analyzing Iran, right? They analyzed it completely wrong. They said Iran has a conflict between the IRGC and the country's leadership. >> I said, "No, you're looking at it wrong. The day Iran is teaching America that war has a cost that you must bear, and from now on, you cannot bear it anymore." >> Yes, it will affect the whole world. >> Of course, the person who exposed the issue of the Jews in Thailand is the media. Others dare not get involved. It's not that they don't dare, they just don't get involved. I believe that no matter what, Israel must collapse. If it collapses, they will flee. And the destination, where will they flee to? Because they have established themselves in many places. They are reinforcing their strength. This is the danger. Marketing. Right now, I want to preface this by saying that today's war is a war between good and evil. >> Exactly. >> Because Iran is the victim. As Mr. Sonthi mentioned just now. >> Iran has been preparing for a long time. >> For 47 years, they knew that one day, war would inevitably erupt. >> And there has been preparation from the public, the IRGC, and the army by building missiles, both short-range and long-range. And as Mr. Sonthi knows, they use mountains. Iran is a country of mountains. >> Therefore, to destroy the Thai people, I don't know. [Coughs] >> Yes. >> Iran has fought how many times in its 4,000-year history? >> Uh-huh. And the thing that protects Iran are those mountains. >> Yes, yes. Therefore, under the mountains, they have made missile production facilities. >> Ha. And deeper down, in some places, 300 meters. In some places, 200 meters. Even if B2s bomb them, they cannot destroy them. They can only penetrate 60 meters. >> Yes, the maximum is only 60 meters. Therefore, to destroy all the infrastructure for missile production is impossible. Just like on the first day of the war, when Trump said they had destroyed everything, but afterwards, the CIA came out and denied it. The Pentagon itself said that 70-80% of Iran's missiles still remain. Therefore, the opportunity to destroy Iran's missile capability is impossible. They might be able to destroy the launchers that they use to fire, those things, because they use vehicles, right? But those that are fired from underground, emerging from underground, the United States cannot do that. Therefore, this war will likely continue to be prolonged. Even today, Iran is still firing. This morning, the US fired at Qeshm Island and the city of Ahvaz, and they fired at a hospital too. >> And they also fired at an island, right? They fired. This morning, at 2:00 AM Iran time, which is 5:00 AM Thailand time, they were still firing. Iran retaliated by firing at US bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. There has been continuous fighting. But what Iran considers to have more capability than missiles is its people. The people see this war as a war between good and evil, and according to religious prophecies, the end times, the end times will involve a great battle. >> Yes, the end times will involve a confrontation between the realm of evil and the realm of good. There will be people who lose their lives until it is a preparation for Imam Mahdi or the Messiah to return. Appearing. Therefore, this is an ideological faith that makes the people of Iran, the entire country, come out to support the war. But this war will involve losses. The Supreme Leader himself said he is ready to sacrifice his life and his family's lives so that the war can continue. The reason he does not hide or seek shelter anywhere is because he is preparing to die. >> He is preparing to die. And it aligns with the description or the prophecy of Prophet Muhammad, who said that the blood of the innocent, if shed, will empower the people to become more defiant and stand against the enemy. And it is exactly like that. From the beginning of the war, I was in Iran until today, 130-140 days. People still go out to protest every night, in every province, millions of people every night. This is a power that America cannot use. >> Trump was even shocked. >> Yes, shocked. Even at the funeral, Trump himself said he couldn't believe so many people would come out. Because Trump was constantly fed information by Netanyahu, saying, "You come in, we can handle it. We will mobilize the people who are against them. There are only thousands of them, so they can't do anything." >> Normal. >> Yes, there are opposition groups, there must be opposition. >> But you have to look at the quantity. It's meaningless. >> Yes. When so many people come out, America can do nothing but secretly fire continuously to destroy, wanting to seize Hormuz. This time, they cannot seize Hormuz, and ships cannot sail. This morning, Britain also said that no ship dares to travel on the routes designated by the US. They fired at 7 ships. >> Yes, because ships, right? This is strategic. Ships, when sailing through a narrow strait with deep water, only travel at 5-60 knots. Cargo ships, oil tankers. So, when ships sail out, if Iran orders them not to leave, whether it's US ships or Israeli ships, drones can attack them. Short-range missiles fired from the sea can attack them. It's different from US warships that are far away. US warships have defense systems. So, if drones or missiles come, they can be intercepted in the air. But cargo ships or oil tankers cannot do anything. No matter what, they are sitting targets. This is why America has to mobilize other nations to join, but many countries do not join. No one dares to open the Strait of Hormuz. The only way America can do it is to attack the provinces and missile bases in the Strait of Hormuz area. There are about 10 provinces, and no matter how much they destroy, they won't be able to destroy them all. Iran will probably continue to fight. As for the Iraqi government, as Mr. Sonthi asked just now, it is worrying. Because yesterday there was a meeting, right? In New York, and... >> Yes. >> And Trump announced that by September 30th, various resistance movements that Iran supports must lay down their arms. And the Iraqi Prime Minister accepted this because this Prime Minister was appointed by the US. So, the situation in Iraq is also concerning. But Iran, in any case, is prepared for a prolonged war. Even if Iraq disagrees, the resistance groups, whether in Hezbollah, the Houthis in Yemen, or Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq in Iraq, still have the capability to fight the US. But we have to wait and see if the war escalates into a larger conflict. >> Do you think these groups will not lay down their arms by September 30th? >> They will definitely not lay down their arms. Because they have already said it. When Trump spoke yesterday, these groups said, "No matter what, we will not lay down our arms. We will fight to the death." Because these groups were formed by General Qassem Soleimani. Therefore, the war, Iran, the people, and Shia Muslims worldwide see it as a war between good and evil. Therefore, those who have virtue and morality, like Mr. Sonthi, and most of the Thai people, are beginning to see that America, after 250 years, as Mr. Stephen has waged nearly 300 wars, invading other countries, occupying them, massacring them, changing their regimes, sending the CIA to infiltrate, even in Thailand. I have received information from Iran that they are trying to overthrow the regime. There are groups supported by the CIA. Therefore, these groups want to spread worldwide. Iran knows that these groups are infiltrating worldwide, creating crises. Iran, before this, the Strait of Hormuz was open normally, not collecting tolls. While for 47 years, under sanctions, Mr. Sonthi, for 47 years, the whole world passed through the Strait of Hormuz, which is Iran's backyard. Iran did not sign the JCPOA, it signed but did not ratify it, unlike the US. Therefore, Iran's 12 nautical miles up to the Strait of Hormuz area is Iranian territory. Iran uses customary law to allow all ships to pass. Iran therefore asks: For 47 years, we have allowed all nations to use it freely, while the international community has never paid attention to us, who are under trade and investment sanctions. But now, we want to close it, and you are all demanding. For 47 years, have you ever thought of us? This is what Iran is reflecting to the global community. >> They see Thailand's institutions as allies of Iran. Because the democratic mechanism tends towards capitalism. Some groups may favor the US, some may favor China. Therefore, Iran sees that each Prime Minister is not necessarily good at dealing with Iran. But it is the highest institution that they value, considering it a good ally. And this is a highlight where we can help Thailand in Iran. I have been pushing for this all along. With Mr. Poom, we have worked together. Both the Thai-Iranian Cultural and Economic Association. Professor Panthap was there back then, in '47, right? When we established it with Mr. Paisarn, we worked together all along. >> Prime Minister? >> Yes, General Chawalit was the Prime Minister at that time. I was the Deputy. We also went... >> Yes, at Thammanit? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> And we opened the event at the Navy. >> Yes. >> Therefore, this relationship remains strong, even if some governments, I won't mention names, may benefit Jewish capital coming into Thailand or invest jointly with Jews. The government's children, okay. [Laughs] are in Thailand. >> This government. >> Koh Phangan, some islands. This is the infiltration of Jewish Zionism. This is something scary. I emphasize this, I admit it. >> Because they use this method in many countries, especially Palestine. They buy land, marry, use nominees to buy. After 10-20 years, these people will take over. >> The business and nature of Jews are as the Thai people see. In the world, Iran has seen for a long time how they oppress Palestinians, how they oppress Lebanese. They consider non-Jews, excuse me, like animals. Because in their scriptures, in the Talmud, which they revised, it is stated that the Jewish people are the most noble race. Therefore, non-Jews must be their slaves. And they use the capitalist system, controlled by families like Rothschild or George Soros, to spread influence in the name of businessmen who buy up various countries. Like in Somaliland today, a Jewish group went and declared recognition of the country alone, while the UN has not yet recognized it, because they want to establish a base to fight the Houthis in Yemen. Therefore, I am worried about Thailand. Today, Jews are showing more influence. If there is still a government that is weak and hesitant, there is a definite chance that our descendants will face Zionist problems. But if there were 100 people like Sonthi in Thailand, I think it could be resolved. But there is only Mr. Sonthi who understands the problem, because he has morality. Politicians, they have no morality. >> But I am starting to have many people who agree with me. From the events where I speak about Jews, I am the one who unmasks the role of Jews in Thailand. And I clearly state that the Jewish people are a people who are, what do you call it, not to be associated with. Jews, if I had the power, I would cut diplomatic ties with Israel and would not accept Jewish tourists. Even if I close the country, anyone can come except Jews. My stance is clear. And they know that I hate them. >> But I am the one who exposes them, whether it's in Pai or Phangan. >> Yes, I see. I see. Be careful. I've heard. Be careful. Wherever you go. [Coughs] [Laughs] It's okay. >> These people have very elaborate plans. >> I even suspect that some of the Jews who have come to Thailand are likely nominees of Mr. A, in collaboration with the American military. Because if something happens, for whatever reason, many Jews who have military experience would have already been mobilized. If they are here and have settled in. >> Yes. >> In Pai, shops have signs everywhere saying "No Jews, No Israelis." Phangan too. The person who exposes the issue of Jews in Thailand is me, the media. Other media dare not get involved. It's not that they don't dare, they just don't. But I see this as, as the professor said, a long-term danger to the nation. >> Long-term. >> And not just long-term, but medium-term. It will start to emerge. And I think that if one day, if we don't hurry to prevent it, I believe that no matter what, Israel will collapse. If it collapses, they will all flee. >> Yes. >> And the destination, one of them, is the country. The number one destination is Thailand. >> Yes, Thailand. >> Number one. >> Because they have established themselves in many places. >> Yes. >> They are reinforcing their strength. This is the danger. Marketing. Right now, China is also concerned about this. You see, I have Chinese ancestry, but I personally think that they say China should help Iran. I say frankly that China benefits greatly from the war in Iran. >> Yes. >> Why don't they look at it from the other side? Right? The fact that Iran is fighting America, and is here, makes America's pivot to the Asia-Pacific not easy. >> This gives China more time without losing anything. >> Yes. They benefit from Iran's experience, and from this war. >> And let Iran suffer. >> When Iran suffers, China then sends goods or gas. Which is okay, it's trivial compared to what China gains as a whole. This is what I'm saying correctly. >> I am a fair person. >> So, the professor must know that I am very fair. And I look at geography realistically, not fantastically. >> Uh-huh. >> It's true that Iran is slowing down America's establishment in the Asia-Pacific, allowing China to breathe easier and build its defenses more and more every day. >> Yes, this is absolutely true. Because analysts, Iranian analysts, also see that China is using the experience of this war and assessing America's capabilities. >> Right? How much they have. It turns out it's not as expected. If they fight Iran, it's been quite a long time, and they still can't do anything to Iran except bomb houses, kill civilians, and bomb ports. This is what they can do. >> America will definitely collapse. Because it cannot last long like this. And if >> If there is a change in the midterm elections in November. >> If Trump loses his majority in the House and in Congress, the political game will change. >> It will change immediately. It will change immediately. And America, polls show that about 60% of people are against war. >> Yes, more than half. >> More than half. More than half. So, Trump knows that. >> Trump, I've been saying this for a long time, he's looking for a way out. >> Yes. >> He can't find it. >> If there was a ladder to climb, he would take it. >> Uh-huh. But there's no ladder for him to descend because he's put himself in a corner. His back is against the wall, and there are walls in front of him. He can't do anything, right? Because he's a bluffer. >> He's a bluffer. He's a leader who has fallen to the lowest point, most looked down upon, most insulted. >> The most in... >> The most in the world. >> In the world. No one believes anything he says. Even... >> Over 30,000 times. 36,000 times. Lies. Over 36,000 times. >> He lies all the time. He lies for hours. >> In one hour he says this, in another hour he says something else. Iran is so gentlemanly. They endure, endure. >> Yes, I'm still confused. >> But as I said, diplomatically, it's diplomatic. >> Yes. >> If they have to talk, they have to talk. But what's certain is that the person who analyzes Iran, analyzes it based on general political principles that they teach, analyzes it completely wrong. They say Iran has a conflict between the IRGC and the country's leadership. >> I said, "No, you're looking at it wrong. They are playing different roles." [Inhales] >> Exactly. >> The country's leadership knows that the IRGC has to fight. I'll talk, you fight. Talk, fight, talk, fight, talk, fight. Right? >> Why should we only talk? >> Let them threaten. So, when we fight back too, they will know that we are not pushovers. >> Yes. >> Right? And Thai people still don't know that the IRGC, the structure of the Iranian government, the supreme leader is not the Prime Minister, not the President. >> Yes. >> Therefore, if the President were to be lenient, the Supreme Leader would not agree, and the President could do nothing. And now, the events that have occurred have only strengthened the hardliners in the military, the IRGC, because it has proven to everyone that America cannot be trusted. >> Israel is definitely an enemy, they are killing each other. >> Right? I'm waiting for the day. Actually, I see it clearly. Iran hasn't really fought yet. >> Uh-huh. [Coughs] [Inhales] Yes. They are still holding back. >> I guess. >> They haven't revealed everything. >> And I think Iran hasn't really fought yet. >> If Iran really fought, Israel would be gone. >> Truly gone. I'm not kidding. >> Yes. 20,000 square kilometers. >> And Iran is humanitarian. If they were to wipe out all of Israel, if they bombed all of Israel, what they fear is that innocent civilians would have to die. >> Yes. They have enough humanity that sometimes even Iranians criticize them, saying, "Why don't you shoot there?" They say, "We can't shoot. Civilians will die. We will not shoot civilians. We must shoot only enemy soldiers." >> But I believe that after November, if Trump loses in Congress and loses in the Senate, everything will calm down. Most certainly. >> There will still be people who hate Iran. So be it. Yes. >> Right? Only that. >> The day Iran is teaching America that war has a cost that you must bear, and from now on, you cannot bear it anymore. >> Yes, it will affect the whole world. >> Of course. >> And why is Ahvaz being attacked so heavily? >> Ahvaz is near Hormuz. >> Ahvaz has many missile bases. >> Yes, it's a city. It's a city in the south. Ahvaz, Bandar Abbas, Qeshm Island, Sirjan. Sirjan is in the south. Iran's coastal areas are Iran's strongholds, and Russia's. >> Thank you. China too. Because we are allies, Russia, China. And I told Paisarn that if no one sits in the Iran Association, I will come and take care of it. I will be the Chairman of the Advisory Board. >> Uh-huh. >> Good. >> The relationship between Iran and Thailand, trade, sales. And I told the Iranian ambassador, the Iranian ambassador asked, "Why is Thailand's trade like this?" I said, "Let me suggest this. Tell the ambassador that merchants, no matter what nationality, if Iran can create some packages that allow Thai merchants to profit, we will use this greed to have Thai merchants drive the politics for us." Because these merchants will >> Pressure politicians. >> Yes, of course. Because they are the financiers of politicians. Right or wrong? >> Yes. >> For example, if Iran has, not has, Iran has a lot of aluminum. And Iran's aluminum is good and cheap. If they open opportunities for it to be imported, for whatever reason, it should be for the benefit of Thailand too. Because Iran's oil, Iran's closeness to us is very close. Iran respects the King. And if someone works... I believe we can buy Iranian oil at a discount. They will definitely give us a discount. >> This difference is beneficial to Thailand. >> Now, because Thailand dares not trade with Iran, we have a trade deficit in rice to Vietnam. Before, Iran imported rice from Thailand, 100,000 tons per year. >> Actually, the issue of rice. >> The issue of rice quality, we should be able to do it. Currency swap is not a big deal because Iran uses Yuan. >> Yes. >> We can use Baht and Yuan because the Bank of China and the Bank of Thailand have already swapped Yuan and Baht. >> Yes. Back to the meeting in Beijing. >> Meeting in Beijing. >> We lose a lot. Iran buys rubber from Malaysia, which is Thai rubber. Thai rubber is sent to Malaysia, reprocessed, and then to Iran. >> Uh-huh. >> Palm oil is also Thai, but it's sent to Malaysia and then... >> Because Thailand dares not trade, we lose benefits. >> Later, professor, if you have information like this, please give it to me. I will list it on the show for the viewers. >> Yes. >> That it's all Thai, but why does it have to be sent through Malaysia? >> We have to use public opinion. >> Yes. >> To pressure them. That the rice is Thai, the rubber is Thai, why doesn't Thailand send it directly? Why does it have to go through Malaysia? >> Malaysia sends it. >> Malaysia adds the price and sends it. We can't do it, right? >> In terms of relationship. >> Let's bring this in and present it. It's educating people. >> Uh-huh. >> To make people start thinking. Yes, why don't they do it? Yes, why don't they do it? Are they afraid of America? Afraid of what? What has it ever given us? It has never given us anything. Excuse me, we say this. Therefore, if you have supporting information for what I say. >> Concrete examples of medicine, rubber, rice, this and that. I will calculate the numbers for you to see how much Thailand has lost. And Iran, they don't refuse to pay. They pay. They don't want your currency. They don't care if you take Yuan. They can manage it. >> Yes. >> I will be another force to help the professor. >> We will help our Thai people, right? >> This house is the house of Iran, Russia, and China. The house of righteousness. >> The house of righteousness. All who are with righteousness, we will be with them, whether it's China, Russia, or any nation. We will stand against the oppressors. >> Where do you teach at the university? >> Al-Mustafa. >> It's in Qom. >> In the city. About 100 kilometers from Tehran. >> Oh, 100 kilometers from Tehran. >> Yes. Because Qom is an educational city. All universities are located there. >> And did the war affect it? >> Yes, we hear explosions every day. >> Really? [Laughs] >> Every day. There was one day that was particularly heavy, about 500 meters from the house. But recently, for about a month, Iran has improved its air defense. >> Yes. >> China and Russia have helped. >> China has helped a lot. And America is starting to get scared. America is starting to get scared. There are actually Thai people who are not Muslim who went to study. >> Not Muslim? There are no non-Muslims now. Before, there were about two people. >> No? Oh. >> Yes. >> They focus heavily on education there. The entire country. The people, the leaders, everyone is a doctor. Before the revolution, the education of Iranians was low. >> Very low. Very low. >> Exactly. The Pahlavi dynasty suppressed them. >> Yes. >> When religion came, they opened opportunities for people to study more, making more people literate. >> Is the Farsi language difficult to learn? >> Not difficult. Really? I don't believe it. [Laughs] >> The native speaker says it's not difficult. >> I've been living there since I was young and grew up there. But I come to Thailand every year. For 35 years, I've traveled to and from Iran. I know everything about Iran, but I'm Thai. >> My father is an FC of yours. >> Yes. [Laughs] >> A fan club. >> A fan club. >> A strong one. >> Since the time of the Yellow Shirts. >> Since [Laughs] since the time of the Yellow Shirts. >> I even raised the flag. >> Since I stood up to Thaksin, I always had to go. >> My son is 50 this year. When he was young, my wife, my wife was an assistant professor at Srinakharinwirot University. When we watched TV at home, we wouldn't let him watch dramas, we'd let him watch the news. He was about 6 or 7 years old then. Suddenly, there was foreign news. I saw Mr. Sonthi. He jumped. He jumped. >> My son, I don't want my children to watch these... >> Oh. >> These scoundrels. And when my wife, when she traveled by car, she would tell her son, "This is this." She would tell him the history. >> Uh-huh. >> I think humans must have roots. >> Yes. >> Roots. People without roots cannot be trusted. >> Uh-huh. They must know where they come from. They must have a background. And they must know how their family came to be. Children today in Thailand never know what their father did, what their grandfather did. >> Uh-huh. >> How they came to be. But in my time, when I was young, I learned everything. I knew everything. My father was born in Thailand. My grandfather came from China, to which province. What my father did when he was young, I know everything. I try to teach my children, but as you know, time has passed, and I'm getting old. I'm 50. >> You're 79. Can you get into politics? Will you run for MP? >> Can I? I don't think I can. >> Politics is a dirty business. >> That's why clean people should go in. >> But if they are all clean, there's no need to go. At 79, stay home. >> I think the principle between playing politics and educating people, giving them wisdom. >> No, I look at it. >> I choose to give people wisdom instead. >> Dr. Varong says this and that. So-and-so says this and that. I think, "Oh, Mr. Sonthi, you're old too." But age is just a number. You can still go. And someone who has truth, who speaks truth, and the villagers all see it. That's why I asked, "If you want to play, you should play." >> I have to accept it. >> It's like this, Mr. Thoti. For example, the Khao Kradong issue. The first court ruled to return it to the railway. The appeal court came up again. The appeal court also said to return it to the railway. Finally, the Supreme Court ruled to return it to the railway, right? And they are still free. What is happening in our country? The Supreme Court's decision should be final, right? So, if Mr. Sonthi were to get involved, it would be over, right? Even after the Supreme Court, they can still be free. This and that. There are problems, and they don't withdraw. Oh, I thought our country had reached this point. Therefore, good people, those who can help. >> Society must come out and show themselves. >> I am in the media. I have seen a lot until >> I'm desensitized. Meaning, it's their nature, but it will pass. And my life, my father encountered many foolish people. It was incredibly tiring. My father simply concludes that nowadays people say, "Hey, brother, why don't you have much opinion anymore?" When we talk, this person gives an opinion, that person gives an opinion. You know a lot, but you don't speak. He says, "Hey, today, if they tell me that elephants can fly, I'll agree to end it. So I can have peace of mind. I'm quiet. I don't want to get involved with you." >> I'm too lazy to argue with you. Because arguing with a fool. >> You will never win. >> It makes us foolish too. [Laughs] >> So, let's not argue with fools. >> Run away from them. >> In the Quran, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala says that if you encounter a fool, do not argue. Just say goodbye. >> That's it. >> According to the Quran. >> Exactly. >> If you meet a fool, don't argue. Qawlu Salam means say "Assalamu Alaikum" and leave. Don't. >> Many things, professor, it's not because [Inhales] professor came here that I'm speaking. I feel that the Quran and the Tipitaka have many similarities. >> Yes. >> Because both sides emphasize goodness. >> Yes. >> Emphasize morality, emphasize compassion. >> Yes. >> So, there are many versions that are very similar. Very similar indeed. Truth, in Buddhism, is called Dhamma. Dhamma is truth. >> Uh-huh. >> Because truth is goodness, morality. >> Exactly. >> Truth, sometimes, my professor, the late Luang Ta Maha Bua, always taught that Sonthi, lead with Dhamma. Lead with truth. We don't need to fear anything because truth will conquer all. >> Yes. >> But it takes time for truth to conquer and for the general public to see it. >> Yes, exactly. >> So, those who spread the truth, like me, must have patience. Must be patient, professor. >> Yes. >> Because we know we are speaking to people who don't know. >> Uh-huh. >> And they don't believe us. But for the matter to be revealed as it truly is, as we say, sometimes it takes a long time. >> A very long time. >> A very long time. So, my father came this way, I can't change. >> I agree. >> Until my last breath, I will give the truth to people. >> Yes. >> And I will die happily. >> Give wisdom to people instead. >> Give wisdom to people instead. >> But that's why. >> Yes, people who have knowledge and ability, right? Come out and play. >> My father knows that the other day, I went up on stage and spoke. I met someone from the three southern border provinces who came to complain. He was a small teacher in a small district. He dreamed of building a small mosque, as he prayed to God. He lacked money, had no funds. He consulted me. I asked, "How much is missing?" The teacher said, "200,000 baht." 200,000 baht, almost 20 years ago, that's a lot. >> Yes. >> I gave him the money. >> Uh-huh. >> I, a Buddhist, built a mosque. [Laughs] But I never told anyone about it. So, when I see the terrorists in the southern border provinces killing monks and this and that, my heart aches. >> But I understand them, because they are terrorists. >> Yes. >> But I am not angry with them. I hope that one day they will wake up and discover the truth. >> Uh-huh. >> That what they are doing is not right. >> Wrong. >> Because people and religion can coexist, certainly. >> Yes. >> So, regarding politics, I confirm. No, no. [Laughs] When Mr. Sonthi speaks, I listen on the phone. >> Father. >> Sometimes, these people speak on TV, and I watch. >> Father. >> This person needs to go and speak. I think like this. But these people also say, "He's old." He's 79. I'm 78. Only a year apart. [Laughs] >> A year? But it seems your father is much more hot-headed than me. You seem more like a tough guy than me. [Laughs] >> No, that was in the past. It's gone. >> Oh, dear. I want to visit my grandson. But I have to wait. >> You haven't gone yet? You haven't gone? >> Because I'm very busy right now. Really busy. I hope that by the end of this year or early next year, I might have the opportunity to visit the university professor. >> You're welcome. You're welcome. >> I really want to go. >> Let me arrange a trip for you. You can meet anyone you want. >> I'm just visiting.