MVI 0129

LP: Ask for how many [inaudible]. Black Shirt: Around [inaudible] LP: Can you come at August 8th? And also our campaign, if you can come we can kinda throw ideas and you know, help me out a little bit? LP: I know you asked me a long time ago. Black Shirt: [inaudible] too. LP: It is, it is, yeah. LP: So it will be good, [incomprehensible], you know what, [incomprehensible], the car wash, direct cross from there, there's a big sign, that's my house. LP: Stop by and we'll have campaign meetings and stuff. LP: [inaudible] RSS: Once again, all of us together, put your hands up everyone. RSS: Oh, oh, oh, the boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: Oh the boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: You made me, you made me, you made me, you made me, you made me go crazy, oh boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: Oh boatman of Shampan you made me go crazy, bravo! RSS: One person has come up, anyone else? RSS: Anyone who wants to dance? RSS: Why are you brothers sitting like this, come here, come up on stage everyone. RSS: What beauty, I'm dying, seems like an angel from heaven. RSS: Oh, what beauty, I'm dying, seems like an angel from heaven, if I don't see the beauty, if I don't see the beauty, if I don't see the beauty, my heart doesn't survive. RSS: Oh boatman of Shampan, you made me go, everyone sing, crazy, oh boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: These two boatmans of Shampan are making me crazy, really. RSS: Is there anyone else? RSS: There there, come everyone, come on on stage. RSS: Bravo, superb dancing. RSS: To whose house the Shampan is going, [incomprehensible] RSS: To whose house the Shampan is going, [incomprehensible], I don't care at all, oh boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: Oh boatman of Shampan you made me go crazy.. RSS: Bravo! Bravo!!! RSS: Everyone, in the rhythm, now there will be dancing, why are you sitting, you should dance. RSS: Everyone, if you can drag him onstage. RSS: The curly hair of the boatman of Shampan, took away my race and family name. RSS: The curly hair of the boatman of Shampan, took away my race and family name. RSS: Without you I, without you I, without you I can't sleep at all, oh boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: Oh boatman of Shampan you made me go crazy. RSS: You made me, you made me, you made me, you made me, you made me go crazy, oh boatman of Shampan, you made me go crazy. RSS: Oh boatman of Shampan you made me go crazy. RSS: Oh boatman of Shampan you made me, you made me, you made me... Red T shirt: go crazy. RSS: Bravo. RSS: Finally I think he made me crazy after all. RSS: Okay, there will be more songs and more dance. RSS: You can't just go live and make videos, you have to dance also. Stage: We, in between the songs, as we said earlier, mayor candidates and councilor candidates will come, and we'll hear a few valuable words from them. Stage: Among us, ASM Rahman Kamal, mayor candidate, he's present with us now. Stage: I'll ask him to say some words addressed to us and also talk about the upcoming election on 8th August, here's Brother Kamal. LP: Assalamualaikum, how are you all? LP: Okay, to listen to politicians talk in the middle of songs, it's actually my misfortune that I've to talk between songs, but I've to hurry and I'll be quick. LP: Let me move a little to see if this works better, maybe it'll start working better if I start singing. LP: Today, the people from Sadar association who arranged this program, they are really presenting a beautiful program. LP: Can we do a loud applause to thank them? LP: I'm promising that I'll be short, you know I'm running for the election, I'm from Sylhet Meenabajar, I came here when I was a teenager. LP: I went to Hamtramck high school here, I studied here. LP: I've been working for Detroit Water Department for 22 years, so I know of some programs that are very necessary for Hamtramck. LP: Very necessary because, water bill, many of you say that it's very high. LP: I've some plan regarding this and I think that these programs need to be introduced in Hamtramck. LP: And I'll bring some other programs too by the grace of Allah. LP: And those, I forgot to greet, Assalamualaikum to my Muslim brothers and greetings for my Hindu brothers and sisters. LP: And what I want to say is this, August 8th is a very important date, I know as it is a weekday, many of you will stay in room or be back from the work. LP: But please don't forget this date, in the morning or in the evening, poll will be open till 8pm. LP: Please vote because the right to vote here, we got it very easily, us Bangladeshis. LP: But those who didn't have the right, who had to sacrifice lives to get this, get punishment, get bitten by dogs, ask them how important it is. LP: I'll ask my young brothers and sisters, young generation, this is the time to make a mark in this country, that politics matters. LP: If you care about a safe and clean city, this is the time to act on August 8th. LP: If you care for a city that brings respect for our community, this is the time to act. LP: This is the time to bring your neighbors to vote. LP: If you care about a safe city, this is the time to bring your neighbors, bring yourselves to vote and bring the awareness. LP: If you care about a clean political system, that we want to introduce in our community, this is the time to act. LP: Don't leave it to the people that does not respect your right to vote. LP: If you want to free tuition, this is the time to vote, and I'm the man for that because i'm already working on it. LP: And people that want you to believe that we don't have leadership, and we can't lead this community, don't believe them. LP: Believe in yourself, we have people that can lead this community. LP: I've lead [incomprehensible] Hamtramck branch, I was in different boards for Michigan human coalition rights, I've been to the President of the charter school LP: A hight school president for 12 years, so we have proven that we can do things for our community. LP: So let's make this happen, August 8th, please do not forget. LP: Help everybody out to find the good candidate and help them out. LP: It doesn't have to be me, find out who's eligible, most eligible to represent you. LP: Thank you very much, salam. LP: Thank you brother, it was a bit long I think? LP: Greeting brother, how are you? Everything fine? Was it okay, what do you say? LP: Greetings, how are you? LP: There's a program in the mosque. [incomprehensible] LP: Let me leave now, I've a program in a mosque, been so busy today, see you, thank you. LP: We'll be here for election day, if you want to pull resources and stuff, you can do it here instead of sending cars. LP: Let's pull our resources together, let's make it happen. LP: I'll need men here on the 8th, you and him and your people. We will be here, we are with you. LP: Don't miss Wednesday's debate, from 5pm. From 5pm to 7pm. LP: There's debate on Wednesday at 5pm. LP: Somebody's there all the time, okay, somebody is there all the time. LP: Let's come and help. LP: You want me to take it off? LP: It went well I think, you know, it's tough to speak in between music and when people's blood boiling, it's tough. LP: The only way you can get people going in middle of music is start another song. LP: Which I couldn't have. LP: I spoke and I tried my best... LP: That was weird you know, but, you know. LP: It's a bit hard for me to express my thoughts in Bengali. LP: Salam sister-in-law, hey another one, what's up? LP: [incomprehensible] wife. Is that from the neighbor? LP: I'm just going to my car, I'll just see if I can stop by and see my brother, he's a, he's a cancer survivor. LP: Parked in his driveway, hello? LP: Maybe too late but... LP: Oh you can come with me. LP: Do you come with me? To your brother's? I can go in. LP: Okay let me see, let me see if my brother is on... LP: Greetings brother, how are you? LP: I'm fine, can a few of us come now? LP: Okay okay, I've a photographer with me, he's documenting me. LP: Okay, okay, salam. LP: Okay I'll go and see my brother, you can come you are welcome too. LP: He's been a big inspiration for me, in a, just want to stop by, my busy time and say hello. LP: In the neighborhood. You went to Hamtramck High, right? LP: Yeah, I went to Hamtramck High, went to county community college afterwards, [incomprehensible] college. LP: Kamal brother, we'll [incomprehensible]. LP: We'll visit my brother's place for a bit. Will have to take you to many other places. You have to improve your tolerance, resistance power. LP: What did you think about the music? LP: Okay, okay, we'll just wait, he's praying. I liked the music, it was good. LP: You liked it? Yeah, she was talented, she has a nice voice. WS: I'm very much impressed on your lecture, you know, for the audience. WS: No the English part was ok. LP: Because you have to think about too many words when doing in in Bengali, that's why. [incomprehensible chatter in regional dialect] LP: He's making a documentary of me. [incomprehensible chatter in regional dialect] LP: Justin, this is my brother. LP: Justin, he's making videos and documentaries. I'll dance around a little bit. LP: Brother, how's your health? LP: Taking your medicines and all? [incomprehensible chatter in regional dialect] Something probably has been cut, that's why it troubles him a bit. KB: It's probably been two months or so since [incomprehensible]. [incomprehensible chatter in regional dialect] LP: You probably recognize Kamal brother. LP: Gazi brother, Kamal brother. LP: With Kutub brother? KB: Brought Kutub here [inaudible]. [incomprehensible chatter in regional dialect] So, Abul Mal Abdul Muhit's younger brother is [incomprehensible] [incomprehensible chatter in regional dialect] LP: Sister-in-law, how are you? Salam. LP: No, [incomprehensible], see they made me wear mic here. LP: [incomprehensible] LP: Making a documentary on me. LP: They are making videos for that, recording everything. LP: This is for following my election and me. LP: I've seen the same during my cousin's time too. LP: [incomprehensible] LP: Can I get cold water?