transcribing dialog

[Ostap]

Hello, everyone. Please help me transcribe a dialog from NBC news footage. I think I did the most of it, but there are some parts I can't make out (in the parenthesis):
link, starting from 1:22

W: My father is (...) and he is not (in you?)
M: (...)
W: He's not (in you).
M: You're in need of the Saviour today. You're in need of the Saviour. You don't know God. (...)
W: I know him more than you've ever known him.
M: God does not hear your prayers.
W: Yes, oh he does.
M: No, (you are for?) the Devil, the only person listening to you is the Devil, because he is your father.
W: You can't even look me in the eyes.
M: (...)

 

[probus]

My Father is my king and He is not in you.
Turn to Jesus Christ and repent. You are in need of a saviour today.
He's not in you.
God does not even hear your prayers.

I hope that helps @Ostap.

 

[Ostap]

I hope that helps @Ostap.

I don't see in the dialog a pro-life vs pro-choice altercation though. Maybe NBC wanted to show a squabble of two pro-lifers?

 

[Ostap]

Hello, again!

This is animation from Royal Mail Facebook page,

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1701429953540866

Could you help me with transcribing the parts in the parentheses:

Can you hear (...) feet
It's the march of the proud
(That's?) been never allowed
Our hearts are pounding two by two
But we (...) other way,
Singing "glad to be gay"
Can you hear 10,000 feet?
With the shock of a kissing
Which make the world listen
We're marching now
For (...) and end to brutality
Together (in?) liberty
Can you hear 1,000,000 feet?
Under one flag, out of the shadows
Into the rainbow

 

[probus]

Can you hear forbidden feet?

It's the march of the proud, of the never allowed ...

But we cheer all the way...
We're marching now for parity...
For an end to brutality...
Together in liberty...

 

[jutfrank]

for parity, an end to brutality

 

[Ostap]

source (first seconds)
Hello, again. Does he say "most gay people tend to side more with the Palestinians vs the Israelis"? I.e., is it "side with"?

 

[probus]

"Side with" yes.

 

[Ostap]

Hello, again.
What do you hear Tucker say between "better" and "like"?
"I hope you get someone better (.......) like you're gonna."
timecode

 

[probus]

Probably "seems like" but it's very indistinct and might be "feel like".

 

[jutfrank]

It seems like you're gonna.

 

[Ostap]

Hello, again. What word did the comic say at 3:48 -- " ... with that".

 

[teechar]

sit

 

[Ostap]

Hello, again. What do you hear him say here?

The auto-generated captions say "posing asset", is that it?

 

[probus]

I hear "authoritarianism posing as that", but he flubs the word authoritarianism.

 

[Ostap]

I hear "authoritarianism posing as that"

That makes sense. Could it be "posing as it"?

but he flubs the word authoritarianism.

Did he utter it wrong?

 

[probus]

Yes it probably is "posing as it" rather than "posing as that." Also, I guess we all hear his word authoritarianism clearly enough, though I still feel that as a broadcaster he could have enunciated it more clearly.

 

[Ostap]

Hello, again. Did he indeed say "entered her side" at this moment?
... visited in her sleep by a white elephant who entered her side.

 

[probus]

Yes. And no less an authoritty than the Encyclopedia Britannica agrees:

Maha Maya | Queen of Kapilavastu, Shakya Clan

Maha Maya, the mother of Gautama Buddha; she was the wife of Raja Shuddhodana. According to Buddhist legend, Maha Maya dreamed that a white elephant with six tusks entered her right side, which was interpreted to mean that she had conceived a child who would become either a world ruler or a buddha.

www.britannica.com

 

[Ostap]

Yes. And no less an authoritty than the Encyclopedia Britannica agrees:

Maha Maya | Queen of Kapilavastu, Shakya Clan

Maha Maya, the mother of Gautama Buddha; she was the wife of Raja Shuddhodana. According to Buddhist legend, Maha Maya dreamed that a white elephant with six tusks entered her right side, which was interpreted to mean that she had conceived a child who would become either a world ruler or a buddha.

www.britannica.com

I see it should indeed be taken literally.