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Jon Oliver questions the legitimacy of Qatar's election for 2022 World Cup by citing the following, "…has estimated 1,220 deaths so far with up to 4,000 additional work deaths by 2022." He is making the reader analyze the problem and the data, and therefore deduce that Qatar was probably awarded the World Cup by corrupt means.

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Jon Oliver narrates and shows this video as clear prove of FIFA's gender inequality. This specific example has the benefit that it applies both to the logical and emotional aspects of the viewer.

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Treating Women Athletes Like Guinea Pigs

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Top women's soccer players launch "turf war" against World Cup

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Forty of the world's best female soccer players filed suit against FIFA over what they consider to be gender discrimination. The issue at hand is next year's women's World Cup, which will be played entirely on artificial turf. Conversely, every game in this year's men's World Cup was played on grass, which is considered a much safer and forgiving surface.

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Jon Oliver cites and refers to this official paper as prove and data; therefore, applying logos. For instance he says, "it alleges that former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner tried to buy votes with envelopes containing…cash...

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Jon Oliver uses logos by claiming the following, "…the US government has accused FIFA officials of soliciting a hundred and fifty dollars in bribes and kickbacks…" In this quote Oliver is citing specific data, which appeals to the logical aspect of the human brain. In other words, it makes the viewer deduce that FIFA officials are corrupt.

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Jon Oliver uses this news as qualitative data in order to demonstrate that FIFA officials are so corrupt that they are even being detained by foreign authorities (USA).

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Swiss police arrest several senior Fifa execs in morning raid

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Swiss police have arrested a number of Fifa executives following a morning raid on a five-star hotel in Zurich. The arrests were made at the request of the US justice department, according to reports. World football's governing body were meeting at the hotel to elect a new president.