Let's check it out. Let's check it out. Twitch has kicked in. Very nice. Very nice. Let's see. Let's see. Good, good. SensorTube has kicked in. Let's check this out. Rumble should be kicking in as well. We'll just wait up for Rumble to kick in. Real Xenomars. Salutations on Twitch. Good evening, chicho. Good to see you. Good morning and good to see you as well. Xenomorph. Hope you're doing well. Welcome, welcome to another live stream. Interesting times. Interesting times. We had to do a current events live stream just to make sure we're we're talking about what needs to be talked about. All right. And there goes Rumble has kicked in as well. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Ah yeah, it's evening here. Morning there indeed. Australia? Real Xenomorph? Australia. Or wait a second. Well, if it's early evening then you're in Europe. So it might be Europe early evening. Salut either way. Salut. Bosnia in Europe. Okay, sweet. Bosnia. Salutations to Bosnia from west coast of Canada. Awesome. Iran I know is 12 hours away. I think the center of Iran is 12 hours away from where I am, which is on the other side of the earth, right? Finnish dude. Salutations. Hope you're doing well. Welcome, welcome to another live stream. Let me kick up the pop up the what do you call it? The censor to chat as well. Salutations from Bosnia. Real Xenomorph says yes, very correct, very correct, very correct. Gang, I'm gonna link up the Rumble and Twitch live streams on censor tube and oops, I linked it up on Rumble as well. I linked it up on censor tube just because we're only going to do the first little segment on censor tube and it's a comic book haul. I'll give you guys to guess what this is.  Greetings from Morocco. Morocco salutations. Il, il yes, beep up, il yes, beep up. I've been to Morocco. I landed in 10 years. I was there for, I guess I don't know, few hours, 12 hours, 10 hours or something like that. I bought a silk carpet in 1998 and then hopped on the fast ferry and went back to Spain. I got an amazing deal for the silk carpet. Wisdom is who God is on censor tube. Salutations, hello Chicho and all from, from, from little hearts in the way. From UK, from UK. Salutations, hope you're doing well. First time chat, effortless, effortless COG. First time chat, hello, sorry for bothering you. I want to offer a pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa. So that's just a little spam thing. I'm thinking Magigui. Wisdom is who God is. The above link throws error 401. Oh, I shouldn't throw errors. The rumble on Twitch. Let me see. This should work. This should work. It could be something that censor tube is doing. Maybe you have to copy the link and paste it to your URL. It could be, if you're clicking on it, might be hyperlinked. The censor tube is killing. Maybe, maybe it's linking up two things at once. Let me see if I do a space between them. Oh, it could be a space. Hold on, let me do this. Let me kill that. Let me do that. Oh, let that do it properly. Damn, maybe that works. First time chat. Fortunate daughter. Greetings from Bonnie Scotland. Salutations to Scotland. Salutations to Scotland. I like the Scottish. I used to date someone that was Scottish. She was handful. Very passionate. Elfida, my brother. If I may call that happy to see you. How are you doing? Indeed, Elfida. You can definitely call me brother. And I'm doing well. Thank you. Cool. Link works now. Okay, it just didn't like the thing that Magigui did. Thank you for the heads-up wisdom appreciated on censor tube. Real xenomorph. A lot of nice greenery in the background. Yeah, thank you. I like plants. I love plants. They keep me grounded, sane. Great hobby in the growing season to provide food and goodness. Here, I got some.  I grew tobacco this year. So this is tobacco seeds that I'm drying. I have a lot of seeds already, but more seeds better, right? When they're totally dry and they're sticky, they're totally dry, I'm going to put them in jars. And they keep for a long time. And they keep for a long time. Oh my god, salutations. Elfida is gifting one Tier 1 sub to Chicho's community. It's their first gift sub to the channel. Gifted Beardslinger 91. Salutations, Elfida. Appreciate the gift and welcome to Tier 1 Beardslinger C7. Vita on Twitch. Skipped over my hello comment. Not sure why. Have a good day. Salutations. And I didn't see your hello comment. Oh, there it is. Hello from Cali. It didn't pop up at first. Now I see it though. It's weird. It wasn't... Oh, maybe I just skipped it. I don't know. I thought it was an email or something. Sorry, CV Vita. Salutations to Cali. I got lots of family in Cali. We got Abbotsford, BC. We're neighbors. We're in the same province. James Dean from Sensor2. Salut, salut. Let's check it out. Let's check it out. Oh, I think because the first time chat popped up, it was a thingamajigie. Squishy guy. Salutations, Chicho. Long time no see. Welcome back, welcome back. And first time chat for... Greetings from... We saw this Bonnie. Let me check it out. Let me make sure I'm not missing anything. Panic. How are you doing? I like this stream time. With work, I can no longer catch the usual streams as I go to bed early. I'm going to start streaming on different times. Soonish. Homeless robot. Wow, looking warm. Hope you're having a great day. We're grooving out here in TV land. You're the best. Thank you very much. And it's actually pretty cold here right now in BC. It's supposed to get warmer next few days. It's supposed to get warm in the next few days. You grow, you too. Wonderful. Yeah, and then here's more tobacco seeds. I brought out the rest. Got to dry these ones as well. And I guess I picked up the little tobacco leaves. So drying... Oops, sorry about that. Drying some of the little ones that, you know, they're too small to bundle up in things. So it's good. I like it. It's a great hobby. Great hobby. Those are from users on VPN. That might be it. Oh, really? Twitch blocks messages from users on VPNs. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. I'll feed the subject. World politics. World politics. Indeed. Lonely, piggy, salutations. Hope you're doing well. What's up, everyone? Title says next stream. Oops, I didn't change it. Poopy-scoopy. I wonder what's going to happen if I do change it on Twitch. Next stream. Wow, I guess we could change. Should I take the risk? Here, let's do it. Current events. Okay, let's save it and see what happens. Hopefully it doesn't interrupt the title change. Poink. Thank you for the heads up. Thank you for the heads up. Thank you for the heads up. Hopefully it's all good. Lonely, piggy, subscribe for 14 months. Salutations. Lonely, piggy.  So appreciate, brother. First time chat. Hock, 1, 2, 3, 3, 2, 1 on Twitch. Salutations. Panic. Have you watched the Piers Morgan interview with Basim Yosef? No, because I don't watch Piers Morgan. Piers Morgan is a clown. If I'm thinking about the right person, the UK commentator, that was demonizing people who didn't participate, right?  Yeah, because I don't watch those kinds of clowns, right? There's way better stuff to watch. Yeah, he's the clown. Yeah. Why would I spend even one second listening to what a tool has to say?  It's not worth it, right? Even if they're interviewing someone that's legit, I can watch someone they're interviewing that's legit with someone who is legit interviewing them. Like, no, no, no. I heard about it though. I heard Basim ripped them a new a-hole, right? Real xenomorph. I use script to go around full-screen ads on SensorTube. Yeah, I just use my, what do you call it? Ad blocks works great on SensorTube. Like I don't get ads. And again, feel free to skip ads, right? Rain the moose brain salutations. Good morning, Chico and Tat. Chat, good morning, good morning. Lonely Piggy, I switched to Brave and it blocks YouTube BS. Nice, that's what I used to. Brave. Brave, brave, brave. Panic. I like when he's guessed clown on him. Yeah, it's a joke. Xenomorph. I've been a brave for five years, wow, wow.  Ad blockers get blocked on SensorTube. Do they? No, does it? Seriously, I don't see any ads on SensorTube. Like, zero. I haven't seen ads on SensorTube for a long time. I use, what do I use? I got Ad blocks plus running. I got a few other things, ghostly, no script, some of the stuff. Some of the stuff going on, right? Lonely Piggy, have you not gotten a warning for using an ad block yet? No, no. Even if I get warnings? No. I haven't got on SensorTube? No. I don't know. I love that you call YouTube SensorTube. Yeah, it's just become natural for me now, right? It's a sinking ship. We call it Titanic. Squishy guy, make sure you guys update your U block or origin block list. It blocks the new anti ad blockers. Does it? Okay, okay. Cool. Good to know. For me, I don't know. I just stay on top of it. I really, it's become sort of automatic. I'm not 100% sure I managed to do this, but I just managed to do it, right? Lonely Piggy, I got warning over a few days, then SensorTube blocked my video player for having an ad block really. Hence the switch to breathe. Now you can watch videos again. Nice, nice. Yeah, they just, I can't believe the management on SensorTube. They're like, I've never seen horrendous management this bad on such a huge, huge institution organization. Like equivalent to Budweiser ad campaign thing, but SensorTube is much worse. They're doubling, tripling, quadrupling, quintupling down. Just constantly give up the ghost people, give up the ghost. But it's great for alternative platforms, free speech platforms, right? Bronson, Maniac, Good afternoon, everyone on SensorTube. How y'all having a good day? Having a fantastic day. Thank you very much. Hope you're all having a good day. Indeed, indeed. Gang, we're gonna, uh, jewelry or soul, soul, hi Chico, how are you brother? Doing good. We're gonna do a comic book haul. We're gonna do a comic book haul. And gang, do not forget, do not forget. Free Assange, free Assange, free Assange. Julian Assange, publisher and journalist that has been crucified. Futron of being transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. Something that we desperately, desperately need in our societies. For more information, see wikileast.org, defend.wikileast.org, or countless resources available online. Gang, let me give you a little quick count. What do you call it? Numbers count. We've got 10 on Rumble. We've got 31 on Twitch. We've got six on SensorTube. And usually our live streams, they, you know, kicks up to seven on SensorTube.  You know, when notifications go out and people join and whatnot. But while we're still on SensorTube, let's do a comic book haul. Let's do a comic book haul. Let me move my chat on SensorTube over a little bit. Let me put it over here. Okay. And let me give you the lowdown gang. Let me give you the lowdown. Should we do the comic book haul? How far are we into this? Yeah. We're 16 minutes in. Comic book haul. Comic book haul. Bronson Maniac. $4.99. Free Assange. What is this? This is a card donation, top chat, comment. Let's celebrate their first super, also super chat on a live stream. Bronson Maniac. Thank you very much for the super chat on SensorTube. Appreciate it, brother. Free Assange. Free Assange. Free Assange. Indeed, most definitely. Most definitely. It is one of the most important things we can do for humanity, for us. It has been forever, really. 10 plus years now. Wow. We see. We see what happens. We see what happens. Indeed, humanity's faith has set us multiple times over the years. Our faith is directly linked up with Assange. Whatever centralized power is doing to Julian Assange, they are doing to us. Neiman Muller's poem, First Day Came, applies to what is happening and it has applied for a number of years now. So if you understand history, if you understand that poem, if you understand what is taking place, really, really let that sink in and figure out what you're willing to do to stand on the right side of history. Really, really. X on Twitch. Comics. Gang. Let's do a comic book call. Let me, and this is politics related to, this is how big it is. Do you want to guess what it is? Do you want to guess what it is? Who's got a guess? Who's got a guess? Well, I'll give you the lowdown on this. Okay. This thing came out as buy it now. It's been on my watch list for a while. Frito says coke. Cards, lonely thingy. Cards, it is cards. Oh my God, it's always Batman. Awesome, awesome, awesome, hilarious. Please, it's not Batman. Oh my God, it's not Batman. Squishy guy. It's crazy to me how 9-Eleven caused us to agree with mandated licking of boots. Indeed, I was fighting against it back then. And people were like, no, it must be done. I'm going to leave you guys with a little IQ. It would be great. It looks like a cake bag. Give me a signal, salutations. Hope you're doing well. So gang, this has been on my watch list. There are certain things that are on my watch list on eBay that when they come up, on a daily basis, I take a look at them. If there's an amazing deal I find, something that I want to grab, something rare, I zap it. Right, I zap it. Flux capacitors. Sorry, I saw that. Joe, uncensored. That's a new one. Oh my God, Patriot Act was the most dystopian thing ever invented. 100% of all the God. And I was telling people, I was getting into discussions with people, in 2001 that Patriot Act was going to be the end of the United States of America as we knew it, and it was going to take the Western world with it. And people were telling me, Gicho, it's okay. It has to be done. It's an emergency. It's just temporary. Do you guys know history? What in the F? I know you guys are really scared because TV make you scared. But what the? How could you support this kind of tyranny, this dystopian thing?  What the F? Wigibord session. Polutonic Polaris. Squishy Guy, we learned this from the Romans. Emergency dictatorship leads to a long emergency that never ends, never ends, never ends. Right? Gang. This is politics related. Let's do a comic book haul. Okay, let's do a comic book haul. People have guessed what this is. It's cards. Okay. But which cards? Right? So there are these things that I have on my watch list on eBay that pop up. Right? And if I see a great deal, I zap them. I grab them. I put them on a watch list. Sometimes when you put something on a watch list, you get the deals coming in and then you can zap it. Right? This thing, I just want, I saw it as buy it now. I want buy it now. I checked it, make sure. Yep, buy it now. Okay. It cost $200 US and it was going through eBay's Global Shipping Program. And eBay's Global Shipping Program was $20. Right? So $22 US buy it now, shipping included. It didn't include any duties because it was coming from the States. So I had my fingers crossed that I was going to get zapped with taxes. However, when it came across the border, when I got it, when I went to pick it out from the post office, I had to pay tax on it too. And I paid, there was tax and handling fee. Right? So the tax on this thing, because when you convert $200, they tax on the $200. Right? $200 comes out to $273. It's more now. Canadian. Right? Because Canadian dollars going down, thanks to Clown Show here. Right? And so on $273, they charged me $33 tax. Right? And then there was a $10 processing fee. So on $270, welcome to Canada, by the way. On $273, they charged me $43 in taxes and fees. Right? So that comes out to, they say inflation is what? 5%? They're out of their minds. 40, hold on. 43 divided by 273. So 16% taxes and fees. Right? 16% taxes and fees. And then add to that $20 US and stuff like this. Right? So basically all in was $310, $350, $360. Okay. All in $350, $360. And it's a great deal. And it's a great deal. Okay. So let me crack this open. I don't think it's packed nicely. It really isn't packed nicely. It's loose, it's going like this. You know. But they're in their original cases. So hopefully the cards didn't go down around too much. I've got to be careful opening this up. This is okay. Look at the packaging job of this person. And this guy wasn't a comic book seller. Right? He was just selling random stuff. So, oh man, I just got the packaging job. What the F? Look at this. Look, it's ripped over here. Like crazy. Let's crack this open. Oh my God. That's right. This is for powers of dictatorship. See Germany 1930. Right stack fire. Right, right stack fire. So look at this. It's the guy put it in a brown bag. Circular sleep. What kind of operation is this? Right? Silver on sensor tube. I bet eBay also called HST on those users. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The taxes are GST, HST and PST. GST, HST and PST. But it's not YouTube. I mean YouTube. eBay that did it. It was Canadian border that did it. Right? So I didn't get charged when I bought them. This is on Twitch is saying be careful. Don't want to damage these. So Canadian government taxed it. Right? Is that McDonald's? Is it a McDonald's guy? It's a Walmart bag. This has got to be one of the worst packaging jobs I've ever seen. It's just popping out. Crazy, crazy, crazy.  Gang, let me show you what we got. Let me show nice, nice drug war trading cards. Drug war. Real Xenomorph on Twitch says Walmart makes sense. Squishy guy. It's crazy how long they can withhold money for. Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. Let's hope the cards are okay. Let's hope the cards are okay. So we have a lot of, I have a lot of drug war trading cards. We're going to auction these off. Right? So this wasn't what the money was spent on, but let's crack it open. Make sure the cards are in good shape and they look like they're in really good shape. Are they in order? It doesn't look like it. They're not in order. Oh my, no, no, no. They are in order. 16, 17, 18, and we've read these. Okay. If you go to our, they're sort of in and out of order. So pretty good, right? So we got the drug war trading cards. Okay. Which we already have a bunch of, right? Eduardo on rumble. Chicho can't stop by drug war trading cards. Check this out. These are all eclipse cards. So let me show you what we've got. There's some of these that we already have. So for example, bush leak, there's a bush leak card. Remember we bought the bush leak card. We were going to read it, but it was all sealed up. So I said, oh, I need to buy a new one because I don't want to crack the seal on the other one, right? So fantastic. Okay. Are all the cards there? It looked like all the cars were in the drug war trading cards. So I'm not, if all the cards aren't there for the drug war trading card, I should check them, I guess. I should check them. Should we check them? Let's check them. Let's check them because I rather check it now than have to check it later. So basically it's got to go to 36. 36, 35, 34, 32, 31, 30, 29, 27. Don't know what it is. Don't know if we're kicking now, kicking now, kicking now, kicking now, kicking now, kicking now, kicking now, kicking now. Kicking now. And they look like they're in great shape, by the way. Kicking now, kicking now, kicking now. Nice. They're all there. Sweet. Drug war trading cards. We're going to put these up for auction for sure. Right? So there's drug war trading cards. Let's put them there. Let's lay it there. So we've got the Bush League. Now we can take a look at them. Right? We're going to do a read on these as well. Most definitely, most definitely. George Bush. George Bush. The drug war trading card, sure. Addicting indeed, indeed, indeed. So Bush League, these look great. These look great. Look at this. Look at this. These look great. Some of these we don't know. Richard Nixon. Look at that, Nixon. And the artist for these is Art by Salem Yacoub. Salem Yacoub. Check that out. Let's see if that's going to show. There it is. Art by Salem Yacoub. And text by Paul Braccato. Right? So let me do a quick check. Make sure they're all here. Vacation from work. Nice, Elder God. Tell you, get a new pub and nothing a man. I wish I was in a city. You had your pub, I'd be there. Well, maybe I'm glad you're not in. So let's see. 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Very nice. Very nice. Very nice. No, it's a different guard. The drug war trading cards, the artist is... Oh no, it is the same artist. Salem. So this is the drug war trading cards. It is the same person I forgot. Yeah, so same person. Okay, so cool. And the art for drug war trading cards is fantastic. Love it, love it, love it. So Bush League is in. We're set to do readings for the Bush League. Elder God, Chicho, you won't have to reach into your pocket. Oh brother, thank you very much. Thank you very much. I'm coming over. So we got the Bush League trading cards. So that's two decks. That's two decks. Okay, that's two decks. Let me show you something else we got. We already have. We got Iran Contra. We already got this. We got to do a reading of this, right? So this is the second deck of the Iran Contra. So I don't know, we got like... We got 864? 84? I don't know how many drug war trading cards we got. This was the one down here was the second Bush League. This is the second Iran Contra deck we have, right? So fantastic. Let's do a count. Let's do a count. I'll show you. And these look great. These look great. So check it out. Alley North. Alley North. The main player, the main player, or the face of the Iran Contra, right? Party and Al-Qa'zl only being said, right? And the artist looks like it's the same person. Yeah, the artist is... And we will definitely read these. Again, the text is Paul Brancato and the artist Salim Yquap, right? These must be... You mean the guy with the mustache? I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Okay. And we're going to do a count. Make sure they're all here. Who's on the blossom? Blossom. Oh, who's on the blossom? Good eye, plutonic polarist. Who would that be? Who would that be? Check it out. Who would that be? Oh, man. I was following... I was really young when I was following Iran Contra. I don't know who that would be. Anyone know? I would... We would have to read it. Let's see. In the summer of 1987, we're reading the first card, Select Committee of the Senate and the House of Representatives held joint public hearings into the Iran Controfer in what could fairly be called a damage control operation. The committee focused their investigation on whether President Ronald, President Reagan knew that funds generated by the sale of missiles to Iran had been diverted to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels at a time when Congress had forbidden government support for them. And the question of whether the profits from these sales actually went. The important question regarding the U.S. We'll read this whole thing. Okay. Let's read it. Nori's Sensor Tube... This we can read. I'm pretty sure this we can read. Oh, the God. If Sensor Tube Gang, if you get killed, you got the links, right? The important question regarding the U.S. waging a dirty and illegal war against Nicaragua, the CIA's collusion with known drug traffickers, and the involvement of Vice President George Bush. Is that George Bush? No, that's not George Bush. George Bush and his staff were largely ignored. Scores of witnesses ranging from spies to cabinet officials gave rousing pro-contra speeches, while committee members lobbed softball questions that occasionally gave pro-contra acolytes of their own. The star of the hearing was Oliver North, a charismatic Marine Lieutenant Colonel who wore an expression like a wounded hound that spoke in a voice, trembling with patriotism. In spite of the inequities of the hearings, the American public got a glimpse of a secret government, a group made up of mostly retired CIA and military personnel who carried out foreign policy for the White House with no accountability to Congress or the public. It is this secret team and its connection to the White House that is the central focus of these cards. Deep state, deep state, right? Hoho, we're gonna do a read on these babies. I'm guessing, who was the head of the CIA at that point? I'm guessing that the face in the blossom was the head of the CIA. I can't remember who the head of the CIA was, okay. No, I don't think it's Kissinger. I don't think it's Kissinger. Give me a segui. Might be Samosa since Nicaragua was mentioned. Maybe is that Samosa in the background? The guy with the mustache? Check it out. The guy with the mustache? Right, I don't know. So Iran Contra. Keep in mind, again, all these decks cost 350 Canadian, all in. It's either John Keldon on censored subsets. It's either John Pointexter, William Casey, maybe. Maybe William Casey. And Pointexter, I remember his name as well. William Casey was a three-letter boss until 1987. So it could be Casey if you guys want to look up his picture. We've got another deck we've done the reading for. I'm so happy to get this, and this is the original deck. It's not the revised version after the Oliver Stone JFK assassination. The assassination of JFK. Awesome. This is our third deck. This is our third deck. I've been trying to get my hands on this. The price of this is going up on eBay. The first deck I bought for like, I don't know, all in. It was like 35 bucks, 40 bucks. The second deck, it cost me around the same, maybe 50 bucks or so. The prices I've seen for this going, the buy-it-nows are above 100. They're 80 to 100 dollars. US, okay. If it comes up for auctions, sometimes it goes for... If you're lucky, it goes for 60. Okay, 50 maybe. Okay. If you're really lucky, it goes down to 40. But buy-it-now, and I've seen buy-it-now being sold. When you do sold auctions, people buy this for 100 bucks, right? It's him. It's William Casey. Thanks to all the God. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. These were a great read. So important. So important. By the way, gang, Kudeta, assassination of JFK. And drug war trading cards. Reading these two decks, you learn more about US history. Okay. Geopolitics and politics and the deep state. And secret operations. You would learn more about reading these cards. The readings that we did. 30, 72 cards total. Then you would take all of high school history. Including history you would have taken at university. These 72 cards contain more factual history. Like real history. What really took place, then you will ever learn in any centralized institution. Fantastic. We're always going to count the cards. We've got to count the cards. We've got to count them as we do. And these look great. These look like they're in great shape. Great shape. So 36. Yeah, they're white too. They're fantastic. They're beautiful. Nice. 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, 30. 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20. 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Sweet, sweet. All the cards are there. Fantastic. Fantastic. So that's four decks. We've got a total of eight Eclipse card decks. Let me show you one we're going to do the reading for. We've done the main reading for this card. Keldon is recommended seeking out the episode of Forensic Files that breaks down JFK assassination. Rotten to the core trading cards. Eight decks that put Eclipse comics. This was included. And if these cards are in as beautiful shape as the coup d'etat, this well worth the buy, well worth the buy, right? We've done the reading for the Donald Trump rookie card. Donald Trump rookie card. PK, rock on. She chose salutations. Oh, let's check out the box. Let's check out the box. Let's see. Let's see. Hold on a second. The cards look great. See the box here? The coup d'etat is clean, right? Let me see this one. Here on Contra scandal, a little bit dirtiness there. I don't know if you can see it. Let's see. Let's see. Let me see this one. No, this is clean. I'm going to show you why I'm checking. And this is clean. Okay, so the reason I'm checking is because of this. Check out the box for this. It's got stains in there. Now, it's not water stain. It doesn't look like it's water stain. It could be, but there's no warping, right? And the cards seem to be good. And this has got a little bit of stain on the thing. See that on the bottom, right? So let's check it. We want card 26. And there's a little bit of stain in the back.  There's a couple of cards here that are stained. Rudy Giuliani. Check out the back. Rudy Giuliani stained, right? Rudy Giuliani stained. Okay, see that brown?  Let's check it out. Let's check it out. Card 35 is stained. Okay, Alfonso Domingo, the matto, right? So we got stain on Rudy Giuliani. Let's see card 26. Oh, oh, the adult truck looks sweet. Clean, clean, clean. The back is clean. The front is clean. And the card looks fantastic. Look at that. And the card looks fantastic. I've seen nine graded. It was a nine or 10. Nine, I think it was a nine. Maybe it was a 10. 10 go for $1,000. PSA graded. Okay. So this looks great. The Donald Trump card looks great. I'm very glad this is not stained. So let's do a count. We have 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6. Okay, check this out. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. They have a little bit of staining. Biggest one is on number one. And it gets less and less up to number six. And the staining is on this side. I don't know if you can see it. Just a little bit, right? The browning. Okay. So still a good deal. Still a good deal. Fantastic deal. I'm okay with this. Okay. Card 26 looks fantastic. I might take this baby out and put it in the case. Okay. Just because of the box. We don't want... I don't think the staining will go anymore because this is totally dry. But we don't want to take the risk. So rotten to the core. This is... I don't know. I have a few of these with the Donald Trump card. And we have a few without the Donald Trump card. And we're going to auction at least two of those apologies without the Donald Trump card. But it'll have the Rudy Giuliani card, the one with an auction as a Twitch appreciation for points later on in November. Now, so these five I already had, right? These five I already had. Let me check this out. Plutonic points. It's in any case interesting. And let the reader want to research and know more about the topics. Indeed. Indeed, plutonic points. These cards for sure. For sure. Now, let me show you this. Foul ball. I've been planning buying, trying to get my hands on all the Eclipse trading cards. So we didn't have this one. Fantastic. Vanessa 45 on SensorTube. Salutations. Welcome. Welcome to our live stream. So foul ball, baseball's greatest scandals, scoundrels and screw ups. Adramas greetings on Twitch. So fantastic. I didn't have this. Oh, the box has got a little bit of staining there. Okay. This is a little bit bent. It's okay. Right? A little bit bent. This you can pick up fairly cheap. The back of the box is clean. Okay. Tha-tha-tha. Greetings. El Dugod, correction. El Dugod. Within the cards, there were some inside jokes from the testimony. In card one, Iran Contra scandal hearing. There's an image of Oliver North and a flower potted plant with glasses. A reference to North over the top attorney. Ah! Brendan Sullivan, Jr. When told that his objections were not permissible because the hearing was not a court of law, his response was, quote, I'm not a potted plant. Awesome find, El Dugod. Awesome find. By the way, gang, here's a documentary. Try to track down. There's a documentary on Oliver North running for government. Okay. He was either running for the Senate. I don't think he was running for president. Maybe for president. I don't think for president. In the 90s, I think he was running. Okay. Or he was running for the Senate or something. Or a governorship. Right? And it's a documentary that follows him around and interviews him. I've watched this documentary years ago, right? And it's an incredible documentary because Oliver North was a 100% believed in everything he said. And he was a precursor to Bush, Jr. Really? Bush, Jr. The way they spoke and the ideas that they were sharing or they were being told to share, it was almost identical to Bush, Jr. If you're into politics, digging deep down and getting a sense of what makes US domestic and foreign policy tick, it's an eye-opener to watch that documentary. And one of the things that sticks with you in that documentary is how bad his teeth were. Like they were brownish. It was weird. It was surreal. It was a great documentary, by the way. I can't remember the name. If you're a baseball fan, this would be a must-have, right? This would be a must-have. Let's put this here. Oh yeah, no. Let's put it like this. Check this out. The Black Sox scandal, right? Very cool. Very cool. So let's make sure all the cards are here. 36, 35, 34. The cards look great. 34, 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1. Very nice. Very nice. Foul ball. Foul ball. Nice. We got the foul ball. At some point, we're going to read all these, by the way. At some point, we're going to read all these. Let me fix this up. Oh, is that what it's called? Adramas, a perfect candidate? That rings a bell. Maybe that's what it is. I can't remember the date of the documentary. Foul ball. Nice. Look at this. This is smaller. That's why the cards looked a little weird. This is smaller than the other ones. Interesting. Interesting. 1996. Thank you very much, Adramas. So the documentary in all over North is foul, a perfect candidate. 1996. And then George Bush Jr. comes along, becomes the governor of Texas. I believe that year, or did he serve two terms? And then he becomes president in 2000, 2001. Interesting. Smaller. Let me show you this one. This will be interesting to read as well. Look at this. Savings and loan scandal. Wall Street, Wall Street. Savings and loan scandal. Wow, wow, wow. I've been eyeing this as well. Cash for trash. Daisy Chain. Kickbacks. Oh, this has got two things. Oh, check this out. This is the first time seeing this. This has got two guys of these things. One of them is other current issues, the same stuff as before, but this one is savings and loan glossary. Glossary. Wow, wow, wow. Very cool. If you like Wall Street, this would be amazing. Allegations, broker deposits, bust out. Cash for trash. That was, that stuck. Cash for trash everywhere. Daisy Chain. Kickback. Landflip. Ponzi scheme. Strawbores. We've been reading this for sure. Let's check it out. Let's make sure all the cars are there. Look at that. Look at that. Look at that. Look at that. The artist is Stuart. Oh, we should have looked at who created the other ones, but we will once we do it. Look at this. Dennis Bernstein and Laurel Seidel are the writers and the artist is Stuart Staniard. Look at this. Bang. Give up your money. That's Ronnie. Give up your money. That looks like Ronnie. We see, we see. It is, it is. Ronald Reagan, licensed to steal. Bang. Give up your money. The bank bandits. Super nice. Super nice. Let's do the count. 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Very nice. All here. We're going to be busy. We're going to be busy. So we've got the savings and loan. Okay. Now, check out this one. This one is on the expensive side. Rock bottom awards. The best and worst in bad taste. The comedy channel presents the rock bottom awards. Eduardo, is it all over North memo to history in 1987? No, I think that one is related to the Iran Contra documentary. I think the one that where he's running for candidate is a 1996 one. But thanks for finding that, Eduardo. I didn't know there. I think I knew there was one regarding the Iran Contra with Aldi North, 1987. But I don't remember that one as well. Okay. This one, rock bottom. And if you look online, this one is selling anywhere between 100 to 200, right? The reason being, there's a Donald Trump card in here as well. I think it's a second rookie card, second card of Donald Trump. Oh, this is the same artist as JFK. And look at this one. This is a little dirty as well. So they might have been a little bit of water damage on these. Hopefully that Donald Trump card is not damaged. The cards aren't damaged. Let's see. The cards look okay. The cards look great. The cards look great. Okay. The back box looks great. So, here's a little, oh, this one has two as well. Oh, what's this? The comedy channel. The comedy channel. HBO's Tone of Fire basic cable program service features original hosted programs, stand-up comedy, short film serials, the original program included. Oh, look at this. About the comedy channel. And this is other trading cards. Okay. And this is from 1990. Oh, it's got Jesse Helms. And the artist is Bill Sikowinski. I forget his name. Check that out. Fantastic. One of the greatest comic book artists there is from 1990. Peggy Gordon, art by Bill. I, someone said how to pronounce this. Sin, sin, koo, witch. Sin koo-witch. Sin koo-witch. Bill Sin koo-witch. Right. So let's do a count. 35, 36, 35. Oh, it's got Ronald Reagan too. Wow, look at that. Because he had, he got Parkinson's, I believe, right? Either Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, right? So 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26. Oh, it's got Bush, baby Bush. They call this baby Bush. What? This is beautiful. 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21. Wow. Oh, it's got Madonna. I'm going to put my finger. This is Madonna. I'm going to put my finger there because this would not be permitted on, twitch or censor tube.  Oh, there's seven. Nice. Seven, nine, eight, seven, six, five. A little bit of out of order. Five, four, three, two, one. Now you know what the Donald Trump card looks like, right? Fits a finger to hide. Then he flips. I saw that I flipped you guys over. Sorry. Man, that's a 45. Oh, yay. You're not buffering here. Oh, a censor tube buffering. Beauty censor tube. Nice. Let me see if I can find. Oh, man, this is beautiful. This is effin beautiful. Depraved indifference to privacy and decent ratings. This is beautiful. You got to be kidding me. These are amazing. Okay, let me find. We're going to do a read through these. No doubt about it. No doubt about it. But let me see if I can find the Donald Trump one. This is rare. This is rarish. Who's this gang? Take a guess. Who's this? I couldn't tell. I couldn't tell. But who's this? Who's this? Who's this? Give up? Give up?   I'm going to let you guys know. I'm going to let you guys know. You'll never guess. I wouldn't have guessed. I wouldn't have guessed. I want to say Trump. No, it's not you. Jim and Tammy Baker. The evangelical people. Right? Wow, wow, wow, wow. Beautiful. I feel good the way I knew I would. Nice. It's this. Look at this. Three's never enough company. Here's the other Donald Trump card. This has got to be his second. I'm pretty sure that yeah, this is Trump. Look at that. Awesome. Just pure awesome. Right? Awesome. Absolutely awesome. And the title for this is Three's Never Enough Company. Right? And then in the back, check this out. It says delusions of grandeur. Right? He did become president. Right? Should I read this to you guys? Do you guys want to read on this card? We're going to do a full read on it at some point, but I'll read you this. He's obnoxious, abrasive, and not nearly as good looking as he tells everybody he is. Nevertheless, he seems to constantly be in the news. Why? We've had Trump, the building. Trump, the casinos. Trump, the airline. Trump, the books. And even Trump, the game. We have also just been bombarded with pictures and stories about Trump, the mistress. We're referring, of course, to Marla Maples. The semi-sweet, semi-talented Southern bell who's been on Trump, the payroll, so to speak, for several years. While, according to our hidden microphone, in Trump, the tie, we can tell you that Marla has company and lots of it. It seems that Trump, the man, has always envisioned himself as the head of a great harem. In fact, his original intention was to populate Trump, the tower, with his concubines and their attorneys. Each would have to have some sort of pre-cohabitation agreement that would need to be frequently updated and disputed, of course. Believe it or not, Trump, the philanderer, did believe that somehow Trump, the wife and children, would never find out. Sounds incredible, doesn't it? Not to Trump, the ego maniac. Well, apparently, Marla got wind of his plan and vetoed it on the spot. She was not about to share her hard-won television and print interviews with some 50 other bimbos. So, now Trump, the financially exposed and aging autocrat, may have to change his ways. Then again, maybe not. Look for this, his new book, Trump, The Temper tantrum. Wow, wow, wow. Peaky blinders from Wales. Salutations on censor tube. Awesome. Beautiful art. Wow, sorry, guys. We're going to read through these at some point. Fantastic. Very happy to have this. And the second, Trump. Trump, the return of all the gods. Yeah, fantastic. Fantastic. Oops, oh yeah, there. So, 36 cards as well. Okay. And very happy to have all of these. And as far as deal goes, great deal. This great deal. You could maybe get it and the card looked great. Great condition. Maybe get it anywhere between 90 to 100 dollars. Okay, buy it now. These ones are on the cheap side. You know, 10 bucks, 10 bucks maybe. We know how much this costs. Because some of the staining was on the Rudy Giuliani card and stuff. Like, you can buy this for about 150 US, 140 even, if you pull the trigger right away. Okay. The Trump card, graded 9, goes for a few hundred bucks. Kuteta. JFK assassination. 80 bucks. Iran Contra, I don't know, 20 bucks, 15 bucks. Bushley, 5 bucks, 5 bucks. Either way, getting these 8 decks. Very, very happy in one shot. Right? In one shot. Great comic book haul. Great comic book haul. Very happy to get these. One of the reasons was they're all being shipped together. Right? Unfortunate got nailed for 43 bucks at the border with taxes and fees. Otherwise, it was even a better buy. Right? It is what it is. It is what it is. Yo, you, me. Salutations on Twitch. Salutations on Twitch. Gang, we're 40 minutes in. Okay. Unfortunately, we're going to have to kill the stream on SensorTube. First time chat. Tiny comics. These are trading cards. Trading cards with history. So these are basically, if you want to learn history, we did a full reading of this deck. Kudeta, the assassination of JFK. Okay. Oh, we've already been up for... Oh yeah, we've been up for over an hour. Not 40 minutes. I forgot. Thank you, Allah, God. And they're trading cards. So we did the full reading of this deck. 36 cards. They have beautiful artwork in the front. And history in the back. Okay. Fantastic. Fantastic. Gang. So we've been live on SensorTube for an hour and 10 minutes. We're going to have to kill the stream because we're going to start talking about current events. We'll see what we can cover. Okay. We'll see what we can cover and talk about some of the things that are going on. So we won't be able to live stream this anymore on SensorTube. If you want to follow this live stream here, the links to Rumble and Twitch where you can follow the live stream. Okay. Aside from that, thank you for joining us. I hope you guys have a fantastic, fantastic rest of your week. We'll see what we can do. I'm sort of crazy busy. Work came up this week. So I have to cancel, by the way, the Tuesdays live stream, the book reading. And I'll see if I can, you know, do the stream next weekend. We'll see. I'll keep you guys posted on our, I didn't do the intro, but on our Gilded server. Okay. And as an outro for SensorTube, we're going to continue this game on Rumble and Twitch. I'm just going to pop all of these links of where we are and where you can find us. Gang salutations for the sport for following this work. And for the mods on Rumble, Rumble, Twitch and SensorTube. I got to go get you modding on Rumble as well. And gang on SensorTube, if you want to follow this work, follow this live stream, join us on Rumble on Twitch. Links are in the description and everywhere. Okay.  Okay. SensorTube down. Boing.


What's up everyone it's your girl Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards and I am ripping. We've got 2022 tops chrome formerly one racing hobby six box break number 21 random teams. Again, here's a look at the random results. You can always find these at LeightonSportsCards.com under the results tab and the links also in chat for you. All right best of luck everyone. Again we've got one more of these breaks running right after this and there is one spot left. There is the link right there for you. All right here we go.  I told Leighton about that and I was like yeah I was ripping the box and when I rip it open and Leight grabs it from me and I'm like um Leight what the heck are you doing? It's like you saved me on that. Fractor Prima and we've got purple future stars of Versure for Trident 52 of 399. Those boxes are crazy identical. They really are. And I looked at the front and like the only difference obviously it says chrome on it but it's like at the bottom right. But even the people that they included on the front like the like the people they're in the same spot and this except one person has changed. Schumacher Refractor for Haas. One of them has Yuki and one of them has another guy. I was like really you're going to make it the same exact people. Well that's like last year with the light boxes in the hobby you know there's barely a difference. Versor for Alpha Romeo is crazy similar. We have Max Verstappen on the refractor and true gold of Sebastian Vettel driver of the day for Aston Martin starting off Haas with a true gold that is 16 out of 50. There you go Aston Martin. Nice one there. Nice one for Felix. Grasp on that. Refractor Gasly and everyone's super quiet this morning. Yes everyone's still still waking up. Drinking their coffee, Gasly and Joe. We have plenty of spots left for the other group breaks this morning. Ferrari Refractor. Williams Racing Refractor. Let's see them then. Have we pulled a super out of this yet? I haven't seen one though. We have Checker Flag, Lewis Hamilton and Speed Demons, Charles Leclerc. I don't think we have. We've pulled a few Reds. I know that. Logan Sargent for Karla. We've got Cordy on the refractor and Van Amp's report. I have not. Are you doing that? Yeah, it sounds fun. I like the like the little Pro Bowl thing that you said you guys did where you picked like the best slayers. You can pick anybody. The Week 18 thing. Yeah, Aston Martin. That's a really crazy full filer. J-Rod on a 10 from NT. I haven't seen a J-Rod out of NT this entire time. No. Purple Green, George Russell. Anybody. What Claire and signs. Yeah, that's super cool. Mike Williams hurts his back on a pointless play and now can't play the playoffs. Non-surgical fracture watch. They've got Mercedes Refractor and Minitime and Rookie Nye's. Joe Guan Yu. There you go, Alpha Romeo. That is 215 of 299. James H. Last pack of the first box. And UP Sonoda. Let's see how this next one's looking. See if it's sold out yet or not. Nope. Still want to go on the next one, everybody. Running the same breakback, half case six box. What's up, BMAC? Yeah, glad to be back for sure. Glad to be back. Football has been well with you. Refractor of Alpha Atari. We've got Purple, Checkered Flag, Max Verstappen for Red Bull. That's 79 of 199. Speed Demons and the Hamilton. The Purple. No, the Purple's out of them. The Checkered Green. No. Alonso Refractor. Got Refractor, Fernando Alonso, Alpi. Speed Demons, here, Gassel. Really got an orange coming. Steiner for Haas and Orange. Future Stars of Ollie Cadwell for Compost. F2 Racer. That one is 3 of 25. Nice one there, Compost on the True Orange. Compost is Michael R. There you go, Michael. Nice hit. Got Sebastian Vettel Refractor and Gold Wave Otto of Jehan Daruvala for Prima Racing. Gold Wave Otto. Very nice. Prima is Puyu S. Very nice. Again, 34 of 50. Gold Wave. You were about to say Jehan Gossin. Wrong sport. Verstappen and Perez. Should be good. Good day of football though. Haas Refractor. Especially tonight's game, like you said. The Cowboys' bus game should be good tomorrow. We've got Ricardo Refractor. McLaren. Refractor of Max Verstappen. All on the Grand Prix winner in the Netherlands. Fettel and Stroll. I was seeing that variation. I think so. I mean that one, that Hamilton one that we pulled, was pretty obvious. Gold and Purple Future Stars of Bustam for Compost. Schumacher and Magnussen. Excited for NT baseball coming up. Alpine Refractor. Alphatari Refractor and Mini Diamond of Lando Norris for McLaren. 258 of 299. There's a print line that's going straight across there. It's hard to see on the camera. Kind of see it there, like by his elbow. Going through right here with his elbow on his head. Put up a print line on that unfortunately. Got Refractor. Mercedes and Purple. Daniel Ricardo for McLaren. That is 212 of 399. I like the image on that one. It's not a variation. I remember looking at that one. We have Checkered Flag of Votas for Alfa Romeo. And Speed Demons as the bonk upon. Box number three. Let's see another one of those box toppers. That was really cool. Yeah, this was one of my favorites I've seen so far. An old two on that. It was just nasty. Still one to go on the next one. I haven't seen one since. Me neither. I feel like we kind of opened up a bit. Box three factor on the tarp. I got a sister over the line. This is a playoff baby. Cross Refractor. Mini Diamond Lose Hamilton. 286 of 299. Isn't Gino Smith's? I believe so, yeah. They were saying that too. There's a lot of baby playoffs this year. Latifi on the Speed Demons. Gino Smith, Brock Burdy, Justin Herbert, Skyler Thompson. Refractor of Mercedes on the Ward Winners. Gotta be Tyler Huntley. Yeah, geez. That's crazy. Refractor Future Stars of Marcus Armstrong. It's literally just like, I mean Jalen Hurts what played one last year and that's it. Max Verstappen Refractor. I'm not sure. And nice. We've got an Image Variation Oscar Piaustrie for Prima Racing. That's pretty sick. That is really cool. Prima Racing Poy US. Having a break. Congrats on that one. We'll bag this for you. Very nice. So what I've noticed, this is only the second one, but it was with like their winning pose. Like the Hamilton one was a winning pose with the British flag, right? Sounds like from a win. It looks like, yeah. Ricardo Refractor. And we've got Refractor Auto of Frederick Vesti for ART Grand Prix. The F2 Base Refractor Auto. That's going to Nakie Barron. Nakie Sperron. Sorry if I'm saying your name wrong. Nice one there. So two autos out of three boxes already. True gold. We had orange and gold wave auto. Very nice case. Very low color. Both of us. Yeah. And Joe. Very nice. We've got Mercedes Refractor. Again everyone, one to go on the next break. Same format. Six bucks. Random team. Refractor Alpine. We've got Purple Checkered Flag Daniel Ricardo from McLaren. Grand Prix winner Italy. That is 101 of 199. Checkered Flag Lando Norris. And Speed Demons George Russell. Hope everyone's off to a great start this Saturday morning. Vettel Refractor. Don't call it football to wake up to anymore, but I trade call it football for Friday day of the week. I don't really watch football. Yeah. I think I said it wrong, but I did end up off with all of those things. We've got Alonso and Alcon Refractor. Plenty of group break spots left for the daytime as well. We've got Orange and Red Dennis Howard for Prima and Gasly and Yuki Refractor. Got one more F1. And we've got two case breaks of NT Baseballers or Pick Your Team Alcatari Refractor. And then some football. We got Spectra, four box, half cases. Those are Pick Your Team. Aroki Refractor, Alpha Romeo, Joguanio. And we've got Purple, Max Verstappen for Red Bull. 227 of 399. This one there. Has a half box. Speed Demons Charles Leclerc. Still one to go. Close or mojo, y'all. Who wants it? One spot left and the next one. 149.99 gets you a random F1 team paired with an F2 team. So essentially two teams for a spot. Some have three combo F2 teams. Leclerc and Refractor. Alpha Romeo and Black and White Mini Diamond. Danger Ricardo, that is 126 of 299. Leclerc. Steppen. Speed Demons Charles Leclerc. One to go on the next one. Refractor of Mixed Shumaker. Checkered Flag of Pierre Gasly. And Speed Demons, Yuki Sonono. Got Refractor, Lando Norris, and Refractor Auto of Ralph Beauchamp for Compos. Just a B on that auto. Compos Racing is, let's see, Michael R. Here you go Michael with another auto. Three autos out of four boxes. Refractor Hamilton and George Russell. And then couldn't get an R in there as well. Couldn't even get the full initials. Just a B. Refractor, Art Grand Prix, ARC Grand Prix, sorry. Those stickers would be tiring on the hand. I bet, yeah. Purple, Znopper, Znopper. For Alpey, that is 254 of 399. Just wait till you have to do that. What do you have a nice auto though? Refractor Future Stars of Drogovitch. So like when, I mean, because I know it's a different timing, I guess, when, you know, guys get their first Kevin Magnuson for Haas or Bowman's first. Like when does that typically happen? Mine should be coming in. And so in a comp. Bowman 2023 flagship. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. That's cool. Refractor of Joe Guan.  Gotcha. But. Orange and red, Daniel Ricciardo from McLaren on the Grand Prix winner of Italy. If you got to make a name for yourself. Photos and Joe. It's kind of just whenever. I didn't know if there was like a specific time really. No. Ask the Martin Refractor. Usually when I first signed, my agent told me I should hold out until I was in WA. There you go, Refractor. Okay. We've got green. Photos for Mercedes. Grand Prix winner of Turkey. First green. 21 out of 99. Speed demons of Lewis Hamilton. That's what I care about. Four. Got Beauchamp Refractor and gold checkered flag of Sem Blue Lafacce for Cheruse Racing. Yeah, two racer. That is going to be 26 out of 50. Cheruse. A not P. Nice. First team on name. What? Yeah. First team on name. And we are sold out on the next one. Thank you very much. We've got one, two, three, four, five teams to go on the NT Baseball. Again, that is pick your team style. We've got Royals, Twins, Giants, Rangers and Nets. Five to go. And that is a four box full case break. Pick your team. Couple of those teams under, I believe like the $70 mark. Royals at 250 looking for some wit. Got Botas and Joe. What's up, Joe? How's it going? Top of the morning. Premier Racing Refractor. Refractor Williams. And we've got Purple of Lance Stroll for Aston Martin. 366 of 399. What are you up to today, Toad? I'm all right. Tired. A little bit of headache. Speed Demons of Esteban of Con. It's probably because I didn't get my coffee this morning. That's not a good thing. caffeine. I know. It's so addictive. It really is. Alonso Refractor. caffeine. You got to be the one of the most addictive drugs out there. Yep. We've got Lewis Hamilton Refractor and Gold Wave of Oracle Red Bull. Nice. That is a Max Verstappen. 19 out of 50 on the Gold Wave. Wow. Congrats on that one. Red Bull. I think it's Bill. Red Bull. Michael. Oh, there you go, Michael. Killing it. We'll mag this one for you. Congrats. I feel you. Game of the kind of day. What games did you say you play again? I remember it's been a minute. Marcus Armstrong Refractor. Lotus and Joe. Got Esteban of Con Refractor. Aston Martin. And everyone, next break is sold out. So we're looking to fill up the baseball breaks. We got two baseball breaks this morning. Ferrari Refractor. Both are going to be NC Baseball case breaks. Pick your team style. Check your flag Max Verstappen award winners and Speed Demon's Pierre Gasly Refractor. Got Toast Refractor. It's funny because those are the same bars that we have with the Red Sox. So at least I know the healthy options. Yeah. Green and purple Christian Horner for Red Bull and Refractor. Votas and Joe. I don't usually eat a smoothie and then. That sounds good. William's Racing Refractor. They have like a little smoothie station. Oh, that's cool. Like a cafeteria kind of. Carl and Refractor and Mini Diamond Sergio Perez for Red Bull. Red Bull heating up here. 1.15 of 2.99. Very nice hit there for you, Michael. Last pack, box five. Speed Demon's of Sergio Perez. A lot of guys like the juicer. They just throw all the beads and celery and like carrots and then an apple. No thank you. Last box and we'll do a recap. Refractor. Alcatari. Purple Fernando Alonso for Alpine. 1.87 of 3.99. Checkered flag. Fernando Alonso. Speed Demon Refractor of Daniel Ricardo. Ralph Bochum Refractor. Alexander Albonne Refractor for Williams. Got Gasly and Yuki. I think we pulled what already like four? Mercedes Refractor. That's crazy. Out of six boxes. Got Ferrari and green checkered flag. Carlos Sines for Ferrari. I haven't seen too much of him now that this break. 1.46 of 1.99. I want to see Carlos Sines on there. Want to see Sines sign? Speed Demon Refractor. Fernando Alonso. Refractor Lance Stroll. We've got Red and Green. George Russell. Are you going Mercedes? Little Christmas car there. Vettel and Stroll for the red. Christmas carol. It's like the candy cane parallel out of the Baltic. I actually love that. Mercedes. More than Photon. More than Photon, really. I like the Photon look. Alpine. We got Mini Diamond, Lewis Hamilton, Driver of the Day, Spain 2021. That's 1.10 out of 2.99. Nice it there for Mercedes. Speed Demon's Max Verstappen. Refractor Charles Leclerc. And we've got Green Auto of Frederick Vesti for ART Grand Prix. Green Auto. Nice. 76 of 99. Nakis Varen A. There you go. Nice Vesti Auto. Yeah, so that's number five. Five autos out of six boxes. Oh, four. Leclerc and Sine. About the bag. It was that image variation. Oh, gotcha. Lewis Hamilton Refractor. Last pack and then we'll do every cap. Kind of orange to end it. My goodness. Williams Refractor. An orange wave of Christian Horner for Red Bull. That is 25 of 25 bookends. Michael with Red Bull. Definitely heated up here towards the end of the break. Very nice. All right, let's do our recap. We had the Gold Checkered Fly Feature Stars of Boulou Fossi for Cheruse. Green and 99. Both of them. Mercedes. Orange Feature Stars of Ali Kamel for Campos. The True Gold Sebastian Vettel Driver of the Day to 50. Our autos, Frederick Vesti Green for ART Grand Prix. Ralph Bochang for Campos. A Frederick Vesti for ART. And the Gold Wave of Jahan Daravulla. Daruvala, sorry for Prima Racing. Then we had that orange wave that we just pulled of Christian Horner. Our Mag Cards. We had the Variation of Oskar Piyastri for Prima. This is the Variation. And then the Gold Wave Red Bull of Max Verstappen. Very nice hit there for Red Bull again. All right, that'll do it for the first one. We've got another one of these coming right up. Thanks everyone.


This week we're assisting the Kiwis with exercise Phantom major. We're out here acting as the op-for for them So we're the enemy and they're the enemy forces Being that we're not the force being trained there is a little bit of leeway for us to enjoy what we're doing We get to engage the enemy in a way that the Marines normally would which is not something The New Zealand military is familiar with so we're allowed to implement our own tactics to try and give them a hard time We have Assaulted positions using fire and maneuver and class Marine Corps style and Conducted simulated attacks raids and defensive operations as well. They have enemy movement. They're gonna be coming from the south I'll copy over. We also have POWs and they will take off running. They'll resist they'll fight back and We kind of have a little bit of fun with that one We appreciate the fact that we were afforded this opportunity It's got us to build a lot of unit cohesion For bombing This is a rare opportunity to conduct what I consider extremely valuable training


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Welcome everyone. This is September 19th, 2022. It's Jenkins governance meeting. Thanks for being here. Topics I see on the agenda for today include news, action items, upcoming elections, CDF topics, forums and community topics, any other items that need to be on the meeting agenda. Okay, then let's go ahead and get started with the, with the news topics so Jenkins 2.361.2 release is scheduled for October 5. Chris Stern has volunteered to be the release lead the release checklist is open. The backporting poll request, at least the first backporting poll request has been merged and a changelog draft poll request or changelog poll request has been submitted. Thanks to Basel thanks to Kevin Martin's bunch of progress. An additional item Hacktoberfest is coming. Welcome to prep timber. John Mark Mason has posted a blog post and preparations are happening in the UX SIG, the doc SIG, and in other places to be sure we're ready for Hacktoberfest. If you didn't see the recording of the UX SIG's last UX meeting, you should probably watch that that's the highlight. Jan Farachik and Tim Jacome are preparing a presentation that they'll give at DevOps world on some ideas they've got for a major change to the Jenkins UI. And Tim noted, Gavin, I think you'll be delighted with this one pipeline graph view is now rendering much more correctly, much closer to what blue ocean did than it ever did before. It went so far that I've removed blue ocean from my Jenkins installation successfully, and I'm happily using pipeline graph view instead of blue ocean to render pipelines. Is that something someone did or just sort of works now. No, somebody fixed it somebody not Tim proposed three or two or three or four bug fixing pull requests and it just works. It's much better. So nice, nice improvement. And last item of news DevOps world is next week. Any other news items that we should highlight. Well, there was CDF mini summit open source conference. There was one presentation about the Jenkins so they're mostly about pipeline libraries and all the ecosystem of Jenkins at scale. The recording should be already live. So and did I get that it was at the open source summit. Yes, so it was open source summit in Dublin. Okay, thank you. So the presentation was by fidelity. If I recall correctly. Great, thank you. All right, any other items under news. The next topic then was action items. I'm, I've made no progress on community Jenkins.io is the replacement for the doc sig. It's going to be a while yet because I've got to get ready for DevOps world and after that I'm taking some, some holiday time to go vacation. Next was request full access to the CDF zoom account. Gavin you indicate you we've got a group now. I just need to contact Michelle and ask her to add that group. Yeah, I literally just created it because I forgot to do it last week. Well thank you because I'd certainly made no progress on it so I will I will reach out to Michelle with that request and thanks for thanks for helping that. Any other action items that I may have missed in previous notes or things that we need to discuss as action items. I know that we just used easy CLA with Kevin Martin's as a as a proposed copy editor. Is there anything else on easy CLA that needs to be done or we we settled there and things are okay. We still need documentation. Okay. So easy CLA is working but it needs to be documented. Great. Okay, thanks. It's been enabled on that repo for a while so anyone who touches that repo to merge anything we still get them assigned anyways. I don't know if we've technically switched over to it we just get them to sign both. Yes. For the one day, eventually maybe. So for me it's mostly documentation part during the first pass. I cleaned up everything including mine and please that we're no longer no longer used etc. But the guidelines in the central repository still not what we would like to have for easy CLA. Excellent. Thanks Oleg. Thank you very much. Okay, if we carry that one forward then as an action item easy CLA needs to be documented. So keep it on my plate. Okay. Not that I'm exactly proud to follow deliver okay but yeah, I guess that was a thank you for being willing to do it thanks for enabling it, it, it was quite smooth for Kevin's experience so thanks very very much. Any other action items. Okay next topic then is upcoming elections. So, the, the notes from our last session where that we would ask Damian if you would be willing to run the elections as in for officer he said yes. He needs to have a discussion with Olivier van on to be sure that he understands the detailed process. We'll have a discussion further discussion of that on info in info meeting tomorrow, because timeline wise, I think we're in September now where we want to announce and gather candidates October finalize the candidates November voting and then effective in early September. I would say we're already late because if they're going to do the meeting tomorrow that's a 20th that leaves essentially 10 days in September for this. Right. Well and we may have to, we may have to have to extend would you be comfortable if we extended some of the dates into mid October so that we could only finalize candidates for two weeks rather than having a whole month to finalize candidates. I'm not overly concerned I was just pointing out that September is almost over. Right. Okay. Good. All right and Damian agreed we would go ahead and use the same processes last year so voter registration on community dot Jenkins that IO, and then actual voting through the condorsed internet voting system at Cornell. Okay, next, anything else on anything else on upcoming elections. No, but I'll make sure that he's on those groups. Thank you. Yes, thanks very much. Let me put that as a add Damian to the community dot Jenkins that IO groups. Great. Thank you. The next topic then was CDF topics. Here I had notes that Kevin Martin's blog post was posted last last week I think it was or two weeks ago announcing Jenkins 18th birthday and the new release of Jenkins 2.361.1. That requires Java 11. I think it's been a nice road. Thank you Basel. Thanks Oleg to both of you. We, it's taken quite some time to get there. Yeah, it's good. Next step is generally 17. Excellent. Absolutely. And actually Basel's work on Java 17 has been quite promising so so it looks like it'll be much less bumpy than Java 11, 8 to 11 was. 6,000 users in August on Java 17 so I'm hoping to get to 10,000 by the end of September. We'll see if that happens or not but people are definitely starting to adopt it given that I've been seeing by reports coming in so that's always a sign that people are using it. We have to tell a lot of people use 17 instead of 18 we get a lot of people on the forums and chat saying I'm using 18 it doesn't work we're like, yeah, it's because we didn't say it would. Yes, yeah, and that's that's a good one right to remind them really 11 and 17 are the ones we support and we know that there are issues in 18 and so stay with 17 good. The requirements page updated. It is. Yeah, the requirements page is definitely updated Kevin, Kevin Martin submitted a poll request Basel reviewed it and we merged it the day that we released that. Okay, so we officially 11 or 17. Exactly. Right. Okay, because I think we've been all telling people 11. If you want to try 17 it should work but we're not supporting it yet. But yeah it looks like seven 11 and 17 are official. That's correct. We intended for them to be official the testing was very positive no it's not been exhaustive, but as Basel noted 6000 users is a good 6000 controllers running it is a good, a good mix. Next topic then was JFrog. We've got JFrog working with the Jenkins infrastructure team to reduce data transfer. I guess I should also note and to prepare for a move. The of repo from one provider to another. Now that should be relatively transparent to us. But they're moving they the system that we're running right now repo Jenkins CI.org is relatively old and is somewhat of a one off for them. They'd like us to be on the similar kind of platform as they use for all the other open source projects that they sponsor. And so they're planning that move. They don't expect it to be a significant downtime, but they're working through the process to get that move prepared. Now, our efforts to reduce data transfer Damien's preparing a Jenkins enhancement proposal, and will lead the communication effort and the discussions on hey what things can we do in order to, in order to reduce how much data is being handed from this repository server. Any questions on the JFrog topic. Okay, next was yearly project previews of the CDF technical oversight committee meetings. Yeah, that's from my leg. So we started the regular review soft projects at the TC meetings. So we had two presentations recently. And the question is whether you want to have presentation for Jenkins, especially since there are topics being brought up recently for example about third party security review. And understanding that CDF wants it to happen eventually over a budget and other things you've provided. But yeah, I think that it would be nice for the project to present there. It's definitely not me who should be presented because I haven't been connected too much to Jenkins in the recent year, because of a lot of the stuff. So would it would it make sense to do a presentation to the TOC after contributor summit as sort of a summary of contributor summit is this mostly a forward looking thing a leg or is it a status reporting thing. So the goal is to present all the updates in the recent three months. Okay, the goal is mostly a show whether where the project is going, especially with regards to CDF statuses so Jenkins is great project so we are not going anywhere at the moment. So there's still a few beats like security reviews which we haven't completed one graduating kind of we should happen eventually. Okay, so security security reviews was a key. Now there was a, I had seen a question about your about something about their signing project. Is it sick store. The signing of artifacts was another topic that. So, and that's one that's coming to the contributor summit so those kinds of things security supply chain security, those types of topics that's what's interesting. So first of all, since every way because there is supply and change in seek and obviously, there are parties that are interested to push this topic, for example, chain guard. But in reality, yes, there is expectation for new deliverables that they would be signed. I don't know anything about that for managing distributions but when we talk about all the ecosystem around it like home charts, some images etc. Yes we have no signing there. Right, exactly so charts Docker images, etc. I guess I would even possibly plug in builds. Docker images are signed. Are they. So, and the, well the question is also the cat images for what. So once we should move to the new packaging flow. Yes, they have signing meta data. But it's not all the images we ship in the project. Yeah, I don't know. I'm not, I'm not really involved. I just thought I saw signing was happening for Docker. For Jenkins core images. Yes, for sure. For Jenkins agent images, if I recall correctly, also yes. Yeah. This definitely covers most of the use cases. I can also say for sure that Jenkins for the run of images on site. But whether it's a concern for the most of contributors in the project I guess not. Yeah, this is a question of whether there is anything else. And the health charts is a good example of that because we kind of have them but I literally have no idea what is the current release flow there. Right. And I think that's a that's a good topic for discussion there right is what are the current or maybe I should ask that is release flows and interesting topic there for the TOC or not so much. Or is it what what the ultimate release flow we would envision would be. Well, if you check openness itself best practices, then if Jenkins wants to press it for you then release process is one of the key milestones for us. Got it. So it's not just about signing a distribution so that I also thinks everyone likes called as bomb. Which is again probably not the difficult for Maven. Right. But more difficult for other packaging types like talking images again. It's also something that we might want to put on the list if you talk about having full security audit in the future. Okay. And while I'm not sure what's going on with government users of Jenkins right now but from what I know as bombs become a must in this area. Good. Okay. Anything else on so anything else on that in terms of when how frequently are the TOC meetings and what would it take for us to get on the agenda, etc like. I can add to the agenda I just need to know who would be presenting and when. So the next meeting is next week. Next week, I guess it's not a good option to take in the DevOps world, but two weeks after it's something that could be used. I think to if it's if, if I were presenting two weeks after probably won't work either because I'm, I've, I leave on vacation the 10th of October. So you may have to be. Go ahead. So you're saying the TOC meaning is very two weeks and how much don't we need to give. So, for Jenkins, there is no specific time when it needs to be done. So, even November is fine. It's just some something that makes sense. Let me, let me rephrase. How early before a given meeting do we have to let the committee know this is like one meeting ahead two meetings ahead one day ahead one hour. Two meetings ahead is definitely safe timeline. Okay, so basically it's the same as in Jenkins. We park in topics until the agenda is full. Well, it's really full. So nothing really specific to this meeting. Because when someone's available is less important about how do we get on there when someone is available. So yeah, the one in three weeks is definitely available. The one is in five weeks is also available. One thing that for five weeks that I will be cube corn. So there will be much less people but I will be around to host it if needed. Seven weeks. Well, it's probably six week beyond beyond my normal planning horizon these days. So, and that feels that feels like November works. November would certainly work for my personal schedule and, and I think it sounds like it works. It is good potential for the, for the TLC meetings as well. Great. Anything else on CDF of topics. Okay, next topic then was forum and community topics. The items I had where that the contributor summit will be September 27. Agendas available from this Google Doc. And we're thrilled that Tim Jacome, Jan Farachic, Willy Hoffner, Alex Brandus, several others so Damien de Porto, me, we'll be there for that summit. It looks to be a very good summit. We'll capture the notes and share them afterwards. GitHub project actions from Google Summer of Code was an open question two weeks ago and we don't have a conclusion on it. This one was specifically asking what would it take to register the Jenkins file runner GitHub action. Under under a GitHub action with some registration process and I apologize I've done no further work on this. Are there others who have anything to report there. Well it's basically me who recommended to bring it up to the community. I'm just asking who also should have responded. But what needs to be done for every organization we need to basically send an additional agreement which is super straightforward. I don't think there could be any kind of legal conscience in this particular case. He's just publishing content on Marketplace. And once this agreement is signed actions would appear on the Marketplace. I see. I feel like Damien should get involved with you because he's a GitHub admin. Makes sense. Okay. Generally needs somebody from the infractive to bless it. But from the community standpoint, it's just, do you agree to publish the data they do you agree that we can delete it if you behave or badly, etc, etc. You agree. Okay, go. Is it probably I assume it also needs a security review from from the security team or is that outside of the usual range of things that the security team would review. I don't think there's anything specific to security. I don't know what the word needs for both of those. I think it should do it and I think security should look at it but I don't think it has to get done I don't think they're blocking. All right, all right. So invite them and be sure they're involved but it's not a no you must we must have an answer before we could proceed proceed. Generally anything to do with we things that we publish in info related is probably good idea security be at least aware if not auditing. But I don't think they have to do it. Good. All right, thanks. For anything we publish might be interesting to know how we expect to handle reports of security issues that are coming in to make sure that third parties know what to expect and how we expect to handle that. If this is anything resembling an official Jenkins project deliverable right. Good point very good point Daniel thanks I had not even considered that one. Yeah, that makes sense. How what is the issue reporting process. How is it different from or the same as the existing process. I mean, it might be as simple as I need to add a new component in the security Jira project. But would also what would also be important as this has come up a bit in the past with basically everything that's not just a plug in who owns this who's responsible for the component. So that would also be interesting. That makes sense. Good. Thank you. Okay. Any other concerns or issues we need to need to be sure we address before proceeding on GitHub project actions from Google Summer of Code. Okay, next topic then was progressing towards a single chat, a single chat interface to multiple chat destinations. Gavin you want to share with us what your experience has been there. I didn't know this is going to be ongoing, but sorry, but I did infra, and I did releases. So the IRC, the getter, and the matrix rooms are all linked up into one spot now. I haven't heard any complaints, but I also don't know how many people are using them. So, yeah, the key thing here is that I think there might have been confusion earlier. I'm not linking all IRC channels to one spot all make getter channels to one spot. I'm only linking the verticals across one right making it a horizontal link. So all releases channels will be together together all info channels will be together. Eventually, the Jenkins IRC, the Jenkins getter and the Jenkins matrix will be together, but I'm not making them all one giant room. Got it. Alright, so thank you. Thanks for the clarity. Okay. So, and how would I get access to that matrix channel is there a URL I connect to is there. Yes. The key thing is you can you can use whatever you like so I know you like get her so you can use the getter URL and then I'll speak to the matrix and they're see the same. Although I have noticed is a tiny bit of leg. So like three or four seconds when a message goes through. Nice. Okay, I can. It really is providing bidirectionality into and out of IRC the releases channel. And if there's a getter releases channel it's, they see each other. Thanks to this matrix. Yeah. So matrix is the central and they have bridges to either side. Thanks. Okay. Oh man, this is cool. I just tried it. Thanks go in. Now I can have actual conversations with myself. Yeah. Definitely have done that a few times. I'm not sure that was the objective, but I like that. It's great. It's a. It's a win. Right. Let's call it a win for that. Excellent. Well, and thank you. And seriously, thank you very much, Gavin. You've been, you've been absolutely wonderful at working on communication channels and making things, making things just better in general. Any other forum and community topics that should be should be brought. I have there's nothing on cross mail list or chat that I saw that should get brought up. I would love to see some sort of screenshot or demo in the forums about the new cleaned up pipeline here, but yeah. Oh, oh, that's that's an easy one right. Well actually so so I have to admit, like, Darren Pope and I are going to do a live stream tomorrow. That will include the pipeline viewer as part of it. So so we can post that a link to that video into the into the channel if into one of the community pages if that's okay with you. Yeah, I just, you know, there's a community section for showing off. You can also use that channel or that category for anything I want to bring up in this meeting and some of those things that wouldn't hurt to have a hey look it's working. Yeah, show, show the pipeline graph viewer. And for me it was, it was really, it was a delightful thing that I was actually able to on and remove blue ocean from my Jenkins installation and still can render pipeline graphs and see them. It's not as thrilled with the log viewing experience but it's, it's workable. So, and the big reason I wanted to make sure that we mentioned that plugin, like when we're doing the blue ocean docs, was because it's, I'm contributable pollution is not right and while you can spend, you know, three months trying to figure out how to build blue ocean. It's not really sustainable if anyone knew. Good. So I think that's why I've gotten immunity members to submit bug fixes to the new plugin is some good evidence that it is more approachable, which is really a positive step. Agreed. Thank you. Yeah. Any other topics for for the community forums. Okay, so I got all all the rooms in the things. So in front releases are done. Some fun I'll do the others, but I just wanted to see how well they work before I touched them again, anything else regarding chat. Would it be a good idea. I think to update Jenkins IO slash chat. So the documentation there, especially if if we're doing linked channels I think that entire page needs an overhaul, because right now it's basically split by or I don't know. I just thought, you know, this might need some documentation basically there's the release chat and whatever technology you're using you can join it. Yeah, these methods. That sounds a good plan. I don't know. I don't have immediate goals to do that but if anyone wants to start working on I will gladly help out and polish and edit and stuff like that. Yeah, so I think we ought to beg Kevin, Kevin if you're it would you be willing to, to at least explore it. Yeah, I was actually, yeah, figuring it was going to be something to help out with anyway so of course. Great. All right. And then once we get this working like the once this is working reliably no one has any major complaints. I'll go back to the matrix and get her people and be like here's our list of all the rooms and we want to my good all them. But I figure these are somewhat easy low traffic ones that didn't involve the entire community to start with. Great. Any other topics for today. Okay, thanks everybody.