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We're here celebrating Hanukkah.
♪ singing ♪
It's an outdoor menorah lighting
because the message of Hanukkah is that we take the message
of hope
and light over darkness, freedom, over oppression.
We don't only keep it in the home,
we actually even bring it out into the street,
to spread that spread that hope, spread that love,
spread that light.
♪ singing ♪
And that's what we're doing here tonight
in the heart of the city
to make sure to give us all that message.
(shouting)
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The victory
of light over darkness.
And darkness is no match for light.
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We don't fight darkness
with brooms and with sticks and with guns.
We fight darkness with light.
You got it.
Hanukkah teaches us
to keep our kindling the light.
Another lesson of Hanukkah
is that we're always increasing light.
So the first night we light one candle,
the second night is two candles
and so on, till we light the whole menorah
of eight candles.
And the message is to never suffice
with what we've done in the past, but to always increase.
♪ singing ♪
So, L'Chaim everybody Happy Hanukkah.
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Happy Hanukkah.
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Light over darkness.
Freedom over oppression. Quality over quantity.
We want to bring that message
to the whole downtown and to the whole Seattle.
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