Nice to see you.
Come on!
-Hey, Monica! -Viljar!
Thank you.
Hi.
-Viljar Hanssen? -Alex?
Viljar!
-Hey. -Hey!
-We saved a spot for you. -Perfect.
-Good to see you, man. -Good to see you.
The crew is gathered.
Long time.
-Hey, how are you doing? -All right.
You actually brought a sleeping bag this time?
Yeah, my parents packed.
Hey, this is painful to look at.
So, on Saturday you'll be going to the AUF summer camp at Utøya.
Here's the schedule, and attached is also a draft of your speech.
I started with your connection to the island, how it inspired your activism,
and then you kind of push on to the issues.
Good. I think it needs to be a bit more personal,
more about my memories from the island.
And then I want to address the challenge of youth unemployment.
-I think that's very important. -Yeah, that's good.
Make sure we build in proper time to really meet with the kids.
OK.
Two hours, maybe?
And the committee papers are in the briefcase.
You should read those before Monday.
Got it. Well, I think we're all set. Thank you.
-Get some rest. -You too.
You too, sir.
-Thank you. -Night.
And tomorrow morning you have the national security briefing at 10:00,
for an hour.
-I'll do it in the residency. -OK.
And bring the Justice Minister in earlier.
-Yes, of course. -Have a good night.
-Good luck with the speech, sir. -Thank you.
Good night, sir.
See you back here after lunch.
Anders?
Good morning. Welcome.
-Nice to see you! Hi! -Hey, you.
Just come on in.
There's seats for everyone.
-This OK? -Yeah, fine.
OK. Welcome, everyone.
So, welcome to the first seminar for today.
We are going to do an exercise,
which I'll call "If I Were Prime Minister."
One of the good things about Utøya is that you can meet friends
and you can play music, and maybe stay up a bit late.
Yeah?
But it's also an opportunity to think about your future.
You grow up so fast, then one day it will be you