Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. So anything interesting happened in the last 24 hours? Hey, guys. Good evening, everybody.  If you went to bed last night, right, and you saw the futures, again, word spread that military base got bombed, or at least attacked, I don't want to use the word bomb.  Dow Jones futures were down as much as like 400 points. You had stocks, you know, just completely destroyed.  And the most amazing part about this whole bull market over the last, you know, year or so has been everything that the bulls have to kind of just stare in the barrel, literally and figuratively. They take it in stride. I mean, they really take it in stride. And the bull market lives on. And if you look at what the queues did last night, I mean, just from the time that the rumor broke that there was an attack to the White House confirming, right, the White House confirming that there indeed was an attack, you had a tremendous slide, just an absolute slide. And, you know, around 10 o'clock last night, you saw the futures, you know, really getting a little bit better, okay, a little bit better. And we went from Dow, Dow 400 and change on the Dow Jones industrial to about down 220, 230. And I said to myself, I was kind of rethinking because last time when I did the video, I did it before this whole pull in the futures. And all I kept on saying to myself was, I think the value was to the upside. But again, I thought there was some is going to be some sort of push off the open. I just didn't believe that while we were going to open up, right, we were going to be green at any point. Because again, when you have when you have a piece of macro news, especially from a volatile area like the Middle East. You know, usually things don't go through usually don't things don't go according to plan. And when I woke up this morning, you know, I woke up around quarter to seven Eastern time and I saw the futures were flat. It was just it was a really unbelievable.  And again, I say this all the time, the theory, in my opinion, when retail talks about buying the dip. It's it's great until you actually have to do it. And I always said this is the only business in the world. When things are on sale, people don't want to buy. So the idea that the futures were going to be green today was just out of left field. And then everybody just kept on waiting for the statement from the White House statement from Trump. And they they announced the news conference around 11 o'clock, obviously didn't start 11 o'clock. It started around quarter, I think it was 1130 quarter to 12. And when you when you listen to Trump's comments, again, the market was up a little bit down a little bit up a little bit down a little bit. And the next thing you know, you hear Trump say, I ran pretty much a standing down, there will be some further sanctions, and they would like maybe that we would like NATO to kind of get more involved and be a little bit more hands on. And the market like, you know, the market like the idea of more that at least for the time being that there wasn't going to be at least any significant retaliation, right, retaliation that was more than it actually was. And the futures took off.    You know, look at me and look at me and look at Apple, right. Apple just out of control, even Facebook with all their, you know, with all their issues with the privacy and this that the third all time highs and then you get the runaway train. Right. And here's the the runaway train of all trains, which is Tesla and, you know, the most amazing part about this bull market. Okay, no matter what the news is, investors do not want to miss. Okay, they don't want to miss the boat.  And the most ironic part about that 350 area was this, this was already a big move, right. You had stock moving from 250 to 350.  The sound intelligent that Tesla, you know, a month later, okay, not even a month later, this is, you know, this is December the 13th, where January the eighth was going to be 150 points higher than it was with everything that's going on is absolutely phenomenal. But I did say this much and this is where new traders really get caught up in the spin cycle. You know, I said this on Twitter and I, and I stated if you've never traded Tesla before. Okay, first of all, you don't understand what you get involved in one. And if your first trade on Tesla is at $500, you really should reconsider, like really reconsider, take a step back and reconsider your whole approach and trading. Again, nobody says it's going to stop at 500 or never go higher. But again, if this is your first entry, okay, if this is literally your first entry in this whole entire move, again, take a step back, really rethink what you want to do in this business. If you're serious about being a professional trader or aspiring professional trader, again, if you see all the call buyers coming in, it's actually getting out of control. There are weekly call buyers coming in this morning on the 500s, the 505s, the 515s, the 525s. If that didn't get crazy, right? Think about another 25, 30 point moves on top of the move it made for two days of expiration and two day rental. There were guys coming in with size. It wasn't just a little bit. It was with size coming in for the June, and again, granted, it's still five months away, but the June 700s. Well, why stop at the 700s? Just take a shot at the 1000s. So we're getting to the point of just absolute, forget about the word FOMO. It's getting to the point of like cartoonish-like behavior. But again, this really does show two things. People have no fear of this tape. Headlines are not even a significant component of what's going on. Risk is completely thrown out the window, and people are willing to trade at any price at any level as long as they don't miss the move. And again, it's working now, right? It's definitely working now, but again, please don't, especially if you're new.  You know the risks. You know how to handle your risk, your emotions, all that good stuff. I'm talking about the novice trader been doing this for three years. You might be right now, right? You might be right right now. But again, think about this logically. There's a difference between making money and making money properly, and eventually the musical chair game. Again, we could be having this conversation three weeks from now. It's $600. But eventually the musical chair game will end. It will absolutely end. And more chances than not, unless you have God on your side. God doesn't care about your positions. You're going to have the reality of what's going to happen next. And usually what happens next is called gravity. And gravity is very, very real. And it's fabulous. The most amazing part, I think, going forward, right? And you had some, and if you look at a headline at the close, it looks like another, there was a rumor. There was another attack somewhere. And you had the futures really, really come back in.  And then the kind of recovering since, kind of recovering since the latter part of the day. But kind of going into tomorrow. And this is kind of what we started talking about four or five days ago. If you guys notice, we're starting to see more and more frequent 100, 200 point days swings in the markets. And again, it might not mean anything to you. But again, that is a sign of volatility. And again, before everybody turns around, oh, we love volatility. No, no, you love ranges. Okay, there's a difference between liking ranges and liking volatility. I like ranges.  Big range. We're talking about volatility. Okay, there's a big difference between loving ranges and expanding ranges and loving volatility. Everybody loves volatility, right? Until things get volatile. So there's a big difference between the two. I think the best offense right now is a pretty good defense. Like this morning, I didn't know what to believe it. I just didn't know what to think was going to happen next. And I said this today at Morning Strategy. Today was one of those days that the market could have easily went up or down 200 points in a matter of seconds just because the unknown, just because kind of the murky cloudy environment. And I kind of wanted to wait to what the market did, to mark what the market stabilized.  And Netflix was really, really good today. I had a big, big move. But I was more cautious today. I wasn't, you know, I wasn't very aggressive because I just didn't know. Okay. And the whole point of trading, again, at least for me, I don't trade because the market's open. Okay. I have to feel safe. I have to feel confident. I have to have conviction. And when you're trading on a 50-50 scale that anything can go out the window. Anything is on the table at any given time. You can't have that conviction level. And before Trump spoke, we actually had a little bit more clarity, at least from the White House point of view. It was scary. It was very, very scary. Things were very spready, very aggressive. Tesla took off like a rocket. And yeah, I mean, look, is it going to be a 500 tomorrow? Absolutely. I mean, probably, right? Is it going to be a 500 bucks tomorrow? I mean, look, why not, right? Maybe 500, maybe 503, maybe 505, maybe 530. But the most important part is, is that really where the value is? So our job right now is to find the value. The good news is, okay, there is a rotation right now, okay, in beta. There is. You can just see it. Apple broke out today from that 301. It broke out at lunch.  I wasn't there. It broke out at lunch from that 30, that $300, $300 and 60 cent area really broke out. Facebook continues this breakout. We talked about the 309 level several days ago. Keeps on grinding higher. Netflix was the one today. Netflix was definitely the one. I thought the stock should have broken out a couple of days ago. We talked about that 338 level. And it finally broke out. But not before. There was a really, really good sneaky entry. And we'll talk about this. Well, hell, we talk about this right now. So if you look at this morning's pivots, right? I didn't quite know what to do. Again, there's nothing wrong to saying, I don't know, when in doubt, stay out. So I was kind of waiting for clues. So I started putting pivots into the feed. But if you notice, I put in three, one of the same one. I put in three pivots pre-market. Usually I put in, you know, six, seven, eight pivots. There's a lot of conviction. I know exactly what I want. But I only put in several pivots. I just wanted to see what happened. And Netflix was definitely one of them. Nvidia stopped perfectly at this 242. There was a sneaky pivot here. I know a lot of you guys took at 241. It got rejected again at 242. But this is where things really started taking off. After Tesla started really getting aggressive with all the call buyers, we started seeing one by one by one, 340 calls. And here was kind of, you'll see it here. Like literally, we started seeing one by one by one, you know, 340s, right? And these are all weeklies. The 340s, the 340s, the 340s, like over and over again, the 340s, the 340s, and 340s. So you started seeing, again, what we talked about yesterday, you started seeing call buying coming in, aggressive call buying, not big, right? Not big dollar amounts, but you started seeing it over and over and over again. And once the stock took off and started confirming, Netflix exploded. I mean, really, really exploded. This was definitely the biggest move of the day, not named Tesla. 334 needs to build and it exploded.  You know, here was the 330, here's a 334 right here, right? Here's a 334. And once it started confirming and Trump ended his speech, it exploded, right? Exploded. 338 we talked about was the next level. It broke 338, went all the way up to 343, which again, I think if we claim tomorrow's price action today, it'll go higher. There was a sneaky pivot here on NVIDIA. 241 needs to build, like I said, 241 needs to build. 242 is the 52-week high. 241 went right to 252,000, 242,000 days high of the day. I think NVIDIA needs to reclaim this 242 level tomorrow. If it could, if it can, it could still be good. BYND, I mean, gaped up today. I mean, gaped up and it was up like $5, $6. And again, second day in a row, you started seeing very aggressive call buying, like really, really aggressive. You started seeing call buying today on the 90s, right? On the 90s, on the 96s, not 95s, not 94s, 98s, 96s, the hundreds, right? So again, this is implied. It might rest one day because again, keep in mind, it did trade from that 74 level. So it probably needs one more day of rest. But we're going to be watching this channel here, the sneaky entry here in the next couple of days. Maybe it wakes up Friday for expiration. It is definitely back into play. But definitely, definitely back into play. LRCX broke out today and it kind of sold all back off. Semi-conductors look really, really good. We talked about this 300 level. It went right to supply at roughly 302. Excuse me, it went right to 302. Letter X I kind of like. Letter X I kind of like. Still going tomorrow. We'll talk about that in a second. Letter X, US Steel, had some pretty aggressive call buying today. The 12s, even the 13 short-term expiration was trading. So there's definitely one to watch again. You know, super strong. And again, here's the confirmation. It confirms, it consented and it definitely sent it. Take on the way up, blah, blah, blah, blah, monster beyond. Again, there's a sneaky area that never reached. Never reached. Netflix, next supply, basically 340. That's where all those guys got paid. And yada, yada, yada, yada. So again, going into tomorrow. Look, if you can catch Tesla on a dip tomorrow. Okay. This is kind of what I want to, I want to go into some ideas for tomorrow. If you can go into, if you can get Tesla tomorrow on a washout into any rising 60 minute, any rising 60 minute support, that's going to be the value. You don't want to get long at 500. Okay. Even if the stock goes up low, 3 to 5. You want to get, you want to make sure that it comes into rising support. It holds, establishes a new low, reclaims that support, and then has a shot to go higher. Again, that's the value. I don't want to buy it into strength. So I want to buy it into kind of rising support. So please get to morning strategy early tomorrow. So let's talk about some ideas I do like for tomorrow, some non beta names. Again, letter X, again, letter X is just hovering around this 10 day moving average. It's only at the bottom of the range. If they could confirm 1130. The reason why I say 1130, if you look at the 60 minute channel today, it stopped right at this 1127. That's why I tweeted out on the feed. Look at the 1130 area. If it can start reclaiming 1130 with all that option flow for today, maybe it starts its next leg up again. Remember the 12s and the 13s were bought. I like Starbucks. Okay. I like Starbucks. You got a nice long range here. If Starbucks can start reclaiming, you know, 89, 50, 89, 70, I think the stock can wake up, keep an eye on that. I like this USNA. Look at this USNA. Nice long range here. Big, beautiful range here. Trade's a little thin. Only traded 200 and something thousand shares. But for all you guys who trade smaller size, whatever the case may be, if this thing can start building, you know, 81, 80, 82, it could start a next leg up. And the last one, I want to watch to this downside. Something's wrong with Vago. Okay. Something's definitely, definitely wrong with Vago. It's one of the very few names that broke below the 50 day moving average and stood there. I want to watch it for tomorrow. If this thing starts building below 308, okay, if it starts building below 308, hey, there's a shot, especially if the market pulls, there's a shot, it could go all the way back down to this 302 level. Again, guys, please get to morning strategy tomorrow early. We'll discuss all the channels on Tesla and Netflix and Roku and everything in between.  Absolutely. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? 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What is going on guys, it's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and in today's Destiny video we have top 5 luckiest losing wars of the week but before we get into the video can I just state if you guys enjoyed the series and enjoyed the episode if you couldn't leave it like I would have I wish you yet to support and if you have anything epic to send in send it into the email address linked in the top of the video description we're getting straight into the video in at number 5 we have a clip sent in by Drunk S Snowman shows us that the crypto does indeed show up to the tower in a good mood. In at number 4 we have a clip sent in by FPSTiger now I tell people this a lot the Vanguard Rock Strikes are where it's at for exotics they just don't drop for me. In at number 3 we have a clip sent in by DMXProskills all I can say is that Master Vahul must have wanted a little bit of this Titan booty actually do you think he's more generous to females that would make a lot of sense to dirty filthy bastard. In at number 2 we have a clip sent in by Belair94 so Anna a new character for the first time running the water blast he gets these. In at number 1 we have a clip sent in by Hundatz and now this is what I like to see a fellow Guardian getting the reward he needed for putting in that work. But guys that is the end of my top 5 losing rewards of the week if you guys enjoyed the video leave a like I would appreciate your support don't forget if you have anything epic to send in send it into the email I've just linked in the top of the video description thanks for stopping by as always and peace out until next time, peace.


You're welcome back. Today is World Environment Day the 5th of June 2023 and they're focusing mostly or we are focusing because it's our world we're talking about the environment doesn't belong to somebody in fact it belongs to everybody and someone even said that whatever we're using now is not our own resources we're borrowing it from children that are yet to be born. Well how much are you contributing to making our environment safe and habitable? I'm glad to have in the house here joining us okay via Zoom anyway. Omoyer Uzamere, an Hollywood actor and producer. It's my pleasure to have you. Good morning and welcome to the show Omoye. Good morning. It's good to be on the show. Thank you for having me. Well today is World Environment Day and you are in the creative industry and all that so let's begin with why we are even talking about this right now. Nigerians do not really think it's an issue so why do you think it's an issue right now to be dealt with? Well I think that really is the question here that with the issue of climate change there's so many angles to come from and one of the important angles is the fact that some people don't consider it an issue because there are more pressing issues and Nigeria is one of those and you know come from the angle of climate justice and why we're having this conversation why we did the audio drama that we did was because we wanted Nigerians to understand that when disaster happens it happens to everybody the place titled does the sky fall on everyone and it addresses the fact that even though we do have more pressing economic issues social issues in the country we still do have a climate issue an environmental issue and we wanted to draw attention to that conversation. Now if you're drawing attention to the problem of environment are you drawing attention chiefly to the people or the citizens or you're drawing attention mostly to the government? Well drawing attention to everyone who's involved I believe that everyone is a stakeholder in these issues you know and the urgency is from the environment you know it comes from the need to adjust climate change to prevent the depletion of our resources to you know stop pollution or to mitigate you know pollution to promote sustainable development and to achieve social justice economic justice. Now if the individual knows that they are disenfranchised then we know what to do about the disenfranchisement and if the government understands that this is a pressing issue also then it takes steps to address it so everyone really is involved in this conversation and if you think about simple things and I like to bring it down to simple things if we take my breakfast mug for example and let's say it's plastic if I start to recycle then I stop spending on plastic and then we have less pollution of dirt you know plastics all over the place they're just little things that the individuals can do to make a difference but there are also policy changes that the government can make and if we're working together I believe that there are solutions. Yeah I asked that question because for instance the government came up at one point and said no more using firewood no more using charcoal and all that yet you cannot buy gas you cannot buy you don't have electricity so even if you have an electric cooker you can't use it and all that so people resort to going to and you don't even have the salary to buy a desert gas burner or something.  Yeah that was why I was asking that question now climate change is a challenge and everybody is pointing fingers at the people who dump the plastics in the gutters people who do one or two things of course in the houses of the rich you won't see them littered all over and all that but when we are directing our energy where should it go more that's why I asked you you are in the creative industry and there is there is everything about storytelling and so when you're telling your story to get this message across who will be your target audience the ordinary we will be watching your movie or the people who make policies and all that so let's get to know where we can fit in and also see what to say when the time comes. Okay I believe that the place for everyone the power of art really is to spark conversations it's to get us talking about the problems it holds a mirror to society and now what this does is we have in the play you experience an environmental activist and a politician and this is not just an ordinary politician in that sense but it's a local politician who is passionate about his people and they come into an argument so the environmentalist is speaking from a global perspective but the local politician is speaking for his people okay so if we don't burn our roof or fire what are we going to do so it means that everyone comes together we're all stakeholders I don't believe that the place targeted to one person one individual what we're doing is we're having conversations with in with policymakers with environmental activists and with individuals because we believe that this isn't something that falls to one person or one group of people to do it falls to all of us including us as creatives and so this is us playing a part to say hey guys here's this thing let's magnify the issues okay we walk to the policymakers oh sir what can you do what are the policy changes that accommodate the the transformation that we want to see oh here mr and mrs individual what are the lifestyle changes that you need to make I mean for example wasting water you know they're parts of the world where there's no water where people are going through droughts and people who have a lot of water access to water water is being wasted and I'm just saying this as a little example of the ways that we can have lifestyle changes that affect our climate positively you know for pollution of plastics for example there's so many ways that that plastic can be recycled you know that we have these plastic bags you know we there's a lot of it around and when we're aware of it then we start to use less of it and if you use less of it then there's a lower demand for plastics you know so this it's all it's all affects everything and it's I believe that it's a cycle you know that everyone industries individuals government agencies local businesses homes everybody's affected and everybody has a part to play I'm just imagining walking around a market in Lagos here for instance and I don't hear madam gimme lilon thanks I don't know how that works it would be a strange world to me anyway but now I asked you off-camera if you were an activist and you said no no no but how did you come to get other theaters to partner with you on a podcast focused on the environment and climate change well thing is I was invited to collaborate on this project there's a producer called sunny drake he's a producer based in canada and he partnered with the why not theater and invited eight other production companies from around the world to tell climate change stories from a local perspective and preferring local solutions so we have one from Nigeria there's Mauritius, Chile, India, Australia and four provinces in Canada basically what we were to do to create so I created the I'm rather produced the Nigerian audio drama it was written by Pemua Deshi a writer based in Joss and she told a story that was dear to her heart something that actually happened or based on an actual event in in Joss where a 500 year olive tree was being cut down for firewood and when you think of a 500 year old olive tree that tree has been standing or was standing for 500 years and it got cut down for firewood that got burned in let's say a few months now that's a lot of history and if you think about the issue of deforestation in Nigeria how trees are being chopped down and the environmental issues I think that deforestation is something that we should be talking about you know in Nigeria and actually making doing taking steps to make a difference you know to stop the cutting down of trees and slow down are we planting more trees what are we doing instead of this this you know the logging what are we doing differently and I would say that our job as creatives is really to as I said hold a mirror to society it's to call attention to the issues we're not experts on the issue but what we do we do some research we find out what the issues are we magnify them and then we pass the baton onto the next set of people and that's really what we're here to do and so in a sense you would consider me an activist but really I'm an activist because I'm passionate about using storytelling for social change I'm passionate about using art you know to to drive society forward so how's that been working for you especially in Nigeria how do you think um what hope do you have that you can really change the narrative because if you go to or or lose or soon they call it or something somewhere they call Tolgate you find the dump site of Lagos state and there are people who actually leave there they are married and leave there they raise children there that is an industry for them there are people who make a living out of the dump sites that we have the the waste beans that we have around our houses and all that so Nigerians don't seem to really care how do you think it's an issue how how how would you rate your success you know in trying to change the narrative I know it is small small by small as we say it but how has it been how has it worked out for you well I think that the rating will go to the people who do ratings for us it's it's having the conversations it's and this is how we start you know we come on your show and thank you for having us we have this conversation on your show we go to the radio stations we go to the grassroots and I do believe that there can be and still is a lot of work for people who work in the dump sites and the idea really is that when let's think for example of recycling if trash is properly separated then it makes their job easier if at my house I have two two bills one being for recycling and one being for waste that is biodegradable it means that all my food goes in that one and then you know it can be used as manure for example and the trash that goes into the recycle bins will go straight to these people who make a living from recycling trash and they don't have to do it in those deplorable conditions they actually don't they can do it in a nice sanitary place where food waste and even you know all kinds of imagine baby diapers mixing with plastic bottles and they have to sort through that they shouldn't have to if in my house I separate them already and that's really the practice is that what we're doing this and one of the ways we'll measure this the success of these things is when individuals start to credit um an interview that someone gave either DME and it's live sets and of the actors on the production of myself just to say that oh I heard about this on the radio I heard about this on television I read about this somewhere on Twitter or on Instagram and I decided to make it change let me give you an example when I was much younger I read something about um about water about the way and I said oh and I became very conscious of how I used water and so when you know sometimes you know you read this thing where they'll tell you unspractical things brush your teeth using a cup of water rather than turning on the faucet and allow the water to just keep pouring and when we're conscious about these things when we realize that we want to leave this earth a little better for the people coming on after us you know for example it wasn't the out here people like in my parents generation you say it wasn't really this hot when it was hot you know when we see that or when it's cold it gets way colder than it used to be those are changes and we wonder what changes are gonna take place for the next generation of people our job really is to is to give back to the earth as the earth is giving to us you know I think that it's an exchange and we should be it should be a symbiotic relationship and you know I would love that that happens maybe we are our our skins are getting lighter that's why we feel the hotness and the coldness okay that's the conversation all right well work us through our time is running out work us through the kind of hurdles that someone who is telling your kind of story is likely to face what do you with your own experience what are the hurdles that you have to go through to put this message out there because Nigeria it's it's a difficult thing especially when like my guest before you came on said it's a matter of culture so when you're speaking to a culture of a people you're bound to have some challenges so what are some of these challenges that you find in the course of doing what you do for people to get the message well I think all of the challenges would be some of the challenges rather would be the challenges you normally find with telling a story and whatever story you want to tell there'll be certain challenges maybe the only difference would be that with something that is more shall I say conscious you'd find that it's not as entertaining as it would normally be and so as storytellers we have to try to make our stories as entertaining as compelling as any other story and once we do that I believe the audience will be inspired the audience will be attracted to it and they'll listen to it and they'll get the message you know they say that there's spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down and we are art is that spoonful of sugar if we walked up to somebody say hey you need to stop doing this oh you need to change your life and you say why but if they are told a story and then so the challenges would be the usual challenges with storytelling and there'll be sometimes it's funding sometimes it's getting people to pay attention to to to it because it's not the mainstream storytelling but then I believe that there's room for everyone and for say let's imagine that I'm the first person to do something like this another person sees it and knows that it's possible and just that window you know allows an the next person to tell a story just like this or tell a story a little different but similar you know and once there are more and more stories in the landscape I believe that it becomes a bigger issue than it it might have appeared to be so as for challenges it's really really the same as as some people say it's the same but different okay let's just talk finally to the people of Nigeria because before the story is told on the screen we have the opportunity right now for you to tell a story to the people not naturally a story but say something to the people who may not have had this message before now what are you telling the Nigerian people what kind of behavioural change do you want them to have and why just in one minute please okay can I do it in vernacular okay okay country people have fun you know say this climate matter they say now we both think they say no be no be we you know we have a problem but you know say when when they fall they fall on everybody and when sun they shine they shine on everybody so whether now we both or no be we both it will happen to all of us so what do we go do we go do our part so that other people will do their part and if everybody to do their part whether it be mama or piquin or it be government worker whether they pack the tea for for what should be whether you they drive your fancy mutu make all of us understand say if it make difference for our society so whether now rubber where they throw we anyhow not wearing that again in fact some people deal with them they collect they give you money they give you benefits when you bring your plastic go give them you know if not three you know they cut cut three because three they take very long time to grow three are like human being three get spirits three get all those things where you've look at if you two are many high three get life and they take long time and three get very plenty benefits for us see the flooding where they happen for Nigeria when you really fall people they die you know not issue so we believe say if everybody they do small small things it get plenty different agencies within that they call them climate change environmentalist agencies NGOs where they do things will follow them help them join them do their work tell them say what I feel do have its health everything when they do what else in life had though but it gets small small things we would think do every single one of us so join these agencies partner with agencies in your area there's some in Lagos there's a new dawn project you can go up to them and get on their website is the new dawn project go up to them and sign up to work with them sign up to be a partner with what they're doing in your area thank you very much all right they came with fine pigeons cost sweet for him mode for the user I'm signed contract all right thank you so much for coming on the show thanks for having me okay we've been talking with nolly wood actor and producer who is also a climate or environment activist even though she would not accept to be called that what she just wants to be called nolly wood actor and producer we were talking about climate change we were talking about environmental sustainability on world environment they will take a short break when we return we'll be doing sports and rapping up on the show stay with us


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Hey Bolo buddies, thanks for watching. Okay. I have a bread and butter Bolo video for you guys I've got four zero forty bit I almost said big money Forty bread and butter Bolo is coming your way. These are items that I've picked up at thrift stores garage sales estate sale items that I have sold for 35 oh I'm frozen That's weird Wonder if it froze. Did you guys see that it froze on my end, which typically I can't see when it freezes. I was just like Yep, that happened Okay, so we're gonna keep going because it's not doing it right now. It seems okay So I'm gonna tell you where I got it what I paid for it and what it sold for and We're gonna start with a purse that I picked up at a garage sale So let's head on over to those tabs that I have pulled up and ready to go and we're gonna take a look at some Bolo items and Here it is. It is a Vera Bradley poppy fields kiss lock purse and This is a kiss lock these little things right here the little balls This and this Come together and it is called a kiss lock That is something I Learned that I didn't know so thought I would share it just in case you don't know and this is a retired print And I took a best offer of $25 for this and the buyer paid the shipping the next item I sold are these Disney pens and these sold in the 99 cent auction challenge that I coordinated with like 29 other Reseller youtubers if you guys didn't check that out. You definitely should go check it out It was a lot of fun, but I just found out that The treasure hustlers bought those pens from me. I didn't even put that together But they are dumpster dive and gals so definitely go over and check out their channel and show them some love with a sub because They've got tons of content. They are super funny and Dumpster diving Could you guys see me dumpster diving? Look at this. Look at it. Just that's crazy so definitely go check them out and a special thanks to them for purchasing my Disney pens All right, those Disney's pens Were 99 cents free shipping auction style and they sold for $15 59 cents with free shipping The next item that sold is this vintage Barbie dress and it's not in great condition as you can see But you can still so sell these as TLC I just put that in the title that means that this item is gonna need repaired Fixed in some way and is damaged I sold this for Did I sell this for I took a best offer of $8 on this the buyer paid shipping and I got it at an estate sale with a bunch of other items for about I'd say I got it about 25 cents for that The next item are these octanauts. These are the mini vehicles and they've got these rollers on the bottom I have never seen these before They came from a thrift store I had a quarter in them and I sold these for a best offer of $10 and the buyer paid shipping. I Have sold octanauts before just I haven't seen the mini figures. So I don't know maybe they're rare They were hard to look up to but I finally found them so just little guys The next item I sold is this Easter egg and it's glazed Ceramic and it's got the little clowns on it super super cute I got this at the Goodwill for a buck and I sold this for $16 and the buyer paid the shipping The next item I sold loving family high chair and toy bench This is supposed to have like a little fork or spoon or something attached to it But that was missing this piece was fine So I just decided to lot them and sell them together. Oh, it's missing a spoon. I Sold this for $14 best offer and the buyer paid shipping and it came from a dollhouse lot that I picked up These guys are Hannah Zuki. I think is how you say it full of treasure him cut plush These were super duper long tail like took forever I ended up selling them for $16 and 49 cents and I had about 50 cents and them each from a garage sale And the buyer paid shipping. I'm pretty sure that's what they were is the 50 cents. Maybe they were a quarter It's been a while had them for a while The next item I sold is this vintage Halloween garland I picked up a huge lot of Halloween items in a tote at a garage sale So I probably got less than a dollar in this and I sold it for a best offer of $10 and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this vintage miniature dollhouse wooden wooden dining table with four chairs and I picked this up. I believe this was from the estate sale where I got all of the vintage dollhouse furniture. I sold this for $18 and the buyer paid shipping For some reason I have $19 but that says 18 so I'm gonna go with the 18 The next item is this vintage play school dollhouse crib Now it is a little dirty and I did write that it was dirty in the description and then I'm like I'm just gonna throw this in my dishwasher So I did that and it cleaned right up So I did actually clean that one up before I shipped it because there were three or four pieces And it's a real hard plastic. So if you put it on the top rack of your dishwasher, that works just fine I sold this for 1125 in the buyer paid shipping and I'm sure they were very happy that it came clean The next item I sold is this Peter Pan and this came out of my auctions for you vintage toy lot that I purchased from T and I sold this for $10 in the buyer paid shipping and as I've said in some other videos I do have a whole unboxing video on that Where I show you screenshots of all of my listings that I pulled out of that box So as I unboxed it, I pull up the listings that I have listed and I pull up the solds if they have already sold So it's a great way to see an unboxing but still get some education Or learn about some Bolo's I should say the next item I sold is this 2008 vintage trading pen dopey the seven Dwarfs and I sold him for $17 best offer and the buyer paid shipping and I got that at a garage sale with a bunch of Disney pens So I probably have less than a dollar in it the next item came out of a mystery box and I've never heard of bear in the big blue house and I looked it up and some of the items do pretty well So I went ahead and listed this item and I sold it pretty quickly for $27 and the buyer paid shipping The next item I sold is this activity book. I picked this up at a garage sale. It's from 1963 and it's unused So super cool and I sold this for $15 and 59 cents the buyer paid shipping The next item is this a spree Satchel it goes like on your belt Loops like it has loops to go through your belt. I don't know. It's Just it's small. It's very small. I Got this I believe at that garage sale where everything was free So I talked about that either in this video or another video I did tonight But you guys can go check out everything that I got free on That I got it free garage sale video. I sold this for a best offer of $30 and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this vintage fish broach. I think it's a trout, but who knows I sent my husband a text I'm like, what kind of fish is this? He's like, I don't know and he fishes fishes He goes fishing fishes. I don't know Anyway, I got this from my bulk buy I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay and I sold this for $14 and four cents and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this national yarns crafts Christmas latch hook kit It's a snowman and I sold this for $27 and 29 cents and I bought this at a garage sale for $2 and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this wig This is a doll a Barbie doll wig and it's vintage and I picked this up at a thrift store and a bulk lot of Barbie stuff that I bought and most of there were other wigs and the other ones sold quicker This is the last to sell. I sold it for $19 and 49 cents and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this J crew necklace. This also came from my bulk buy I bought it on eBay to sell on a big eBay and I sold it for $12 and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this vintage miniature skillet and I got Feedback, I wasn't expecting on this one They said that they could not tell that it was chipped and I did not disclose it. Well, typically with vintage items. I mean the condition is What it looks like in the photos If it's a newer item, I'll disclose it, but I don't know I really To me it just looked like a vintage piece But I'm guessing this is what they're talking about but I can see that in the photo So maybe they didn't look at all the photos. I am not certain, but they still left me Positive feedback, but they may have dinged me for a description or something But I think that's what they were talking about that little chip right there So I mean I use photos as part of my description I mean, that's like saying I have to disclose that it has that little area right there. That's a different color like I don't know Maybe I messed up. I don't know. I mean, it's just a little bread and butter item But I was disappointed that they were upset about it, but I sold it for $8 and the buyer paid shipping The next item I sold is this blue world perfume and I got this at a thrift store And I sold this for $19.50 in the buyer paid shipping and it was a dollar The next item I sold is this vintage play school dollhouse Photos they like hang on your dollhouse wall and they are so so cute I sold these for $11.70 and I picked these in a at a garage sale in a bulk lot of play school items The buyer did pay shipping on that The next item is this twirling ballerina Barbie key chain. This came out of a Dibble box from Donatella bottolino Her link is down in the description of the video along with auctions for you I sold this for $11.70 and the buyer paid shipping and They do sell reseller boxes so you guys can if you're interested in buying in bulk they do do that Okay guys, so I just got a message from this buyer tonight telling me that I shipped them the wrong item I'm totally disappointed in myself. I'm usually very careful.  I do recommend picking these up Mouse and a box of chocolates and I just grabbed I'm not even sure which one I sent them So they have to mail it back to me and then they will have to purchase this again So I can ship the correct item. They were very very nice very kind I thanked them for their under for being understanding and for their kindness because they did not attack me They're just like I think you shipped the wrong item So I went and looked and sure enough I did and again I don't make those types of mistakes very often because they cost me money. So but thankfully the buyer was understanding and This item I bought for $3 and I sold it for $23 and the buyer paid shipping The next item I sold is this waxing poetic Silver charm 9 to 5 this came out of a dibble box from Donna telebotelino and I sold this for $15 and 60 cents and the buyer paid the shipping The next item I sold is this Simpsons. It's the Reverend love joy and accessories And this came from a thrift store and a bulk lot of Simpsons items. I got a crazy good deal on these I think that it was too big a tote and a box And I think it was just taking up so much space that they just needed to move it out because it's not a very big store And it sold for $24 and 96 cents and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this plush taiko puppy puppy puppies. This one is brown and white I sold this one for a best offer of $30. I picked it up at a garage sale for 50 cents Definitely be on the lookout for these. They are a great Bolo item The next item I sold is this Lula sky doll. She's a sleep companion doll and she makes breathing sounds and Heartbeat sounds and I sold this for $30 the buyer paid shipping and I paid $5 at a thrift store for this If you want to see how this doll works, I did add a video to my reseller testing products Channel so if you go to YouTube and type in reseller testing products, it'll pull it up and you guys can check out How this doll works? It's really cool The next item I sold is this Burger King toy story woody finger puppet and it's from 1995 This went internationally and I got this out of the vintage toy box that I purchased from auctions for you And I sold this for 1650 in the buyer paid shipping The next item I sold are these muscle men. They came from a garage sale Some of these are a big money Bolo mine were bread and butter I sold these for 1650 in the buyer paid shipping and I had less than a buck in all of them The next item sold super fast. I actually picked this up this weekend So it sold within a couple days It's in a long and burger all-american pie plate and it's a 10 inch plate. It's got the like flag type Stripes it's supposed to be like I don't know What is it? What's it called? I forget American pie. It's an American pie plate Let's see. What did I sell it for? I think I took a best offer of $25 the buyer paid shipping and I sold it for $2 or I bought it for $2. Oh It's getting late. All right The next item is this vintage sword and the sorcerer winged lion man action figure from Hong Kong And this also came out of my auctions for you vintage toy box It's got some issues if it would have been in mint condition I probably could have got a little more but I went ahead and took a best offer of $34 for this in the buyer paid shipping The next item I sold is this vintage Wrinkles the dog. It's a puppet and I took a best offer of $30 on this and the buyer paid shipping And I can't remember where I got that but I probably paid a buck or two for it The next item I sold is this skull It's a just a Halloween prop and I got this at a garage sale and I did a bulk buy So I probably got a buck or two in it and I sold this for $13 and 49 cents and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this vintage girl scouts best. I think this came from a thrift store But don't quote me on that probably had a buck or two in it. I sold it for $25 and the buyer paid shipping The next item I sold is this Barbie. She is a special edition party sensation Barbie doll from 1990 So I sold her for $30 and I picked her up at a garage sale for three bucks and the buyer paid shipping on that one The next item I sold is this real toy frontier Airport play set this came out of a mystery box and this sold really quickly for $30 and the buyer paid shipping And the last item I sold is this veggie tails big idea 1998 junior asparagus and it's just a little plush toy and I sold this for $18 and 75 cents and the buyer paid the shipping. I will tell you that veggie tails From my experience are a great Bolo item. I always pick them up when I see them and I've done very well with them So thanks for being here. Thanks for watching and I'll see you at the next one Thanks for watching


Prinandar. Good afternoon everybody. I'm Dr Frank Allerton. I'm the Chief Medical Officer for Wales. What I wanted to do today was to give you, as I have in previous times, an overview of the current situation and the developing situation around coronavirus here in Wales, particularly focusing on those areas where we have local restrictions in place. As we start to plan, for what may well be quite a difficult winter, I also want to go back over what we're asking people to do, the simple steps that will help to keep us all safe and healthy through the winter. Finally, I'm going to just talk very briefly about the prospects for vaccination, which of course we all need to keep in mind. In the space of the last few weeks, the last four or five weeks, we've really moved very significantly in Wales, through a position where we had very low levels of coronavirus to a resurgence of viral transmission. If we think back to July, August, we were seeing in the range of 20, 30 cases, new cases of coronavirus every day. Well yesterday, we saw 752. So there's been a step change. Of course we're doing more testing, but there is certainly more viral transmission going on. That matters, it matters because as we know if the virus affects older people, they can run into problems with their health, they may well need hospitalisation and they may well need extra support through intensive care. We are starting to see small increases in all of those things in people being admitted to hospital and people being admitted to intensive care unit, that we wanted to avoid here in Wales. That's really why over the last few weeks we've been introducing local restrictions or local health protection areas in areas of Wales where we see viral transmission particularly increasing. That's happening in 15 local authority areas and in Llanelli. Those restrictions are in place really for two reasons. One is obviously to protect people's health as I've just described, but also to stop the virus from spreading, either spreading within those communities or spreading from areas of higher transmission, higher viral load to areas where the virus is less active. We want to prevent that if we can. Those restrictions have been in place for about four weeks now and there is some evidence to show that they're working and what I'd like to do is to show briefly a slide which shows some of this effect. If we look at this, this shows the local authority areas that have been in local lockdown arrangements. If we look at Caerphilly, for example, that's the grey slide, that was the first area to go into a local health protection area arrangement on September the 8th. You can see how after the arrangements were put in place some of these areas have started to see an improvement in the number a reduction in the number of new cases and that's a good thing to see. The top line Blenau Gwent is the blue line and that showed the steepest and the highest rising cases as did Merthyr Tiddville, that's the dark green line and in both those areas now we're starting to see some improvements. We're still high rates of viral transmission and high rates of new cases but some improvement which is a good thing. Even in Rhondda Cynon Tafth, the red line we're seeing some improvements although of course we've had issues there with an outbreak of coronavirus at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital which is still being managed and being brought under control. Just to say a word about Newport which is the orange line there we have seen a decline in Newport but that's been slowed because we know there's been an increase in cases in Newport related to house parties so those are the sorts of things which can delay the improvement of the patterns that we're seeing. So the good news I suppose is that we do have some evidence that the local restrictions the local health protection areas are having some benefit and that they're starting to improve the picture. And as the First Minister said just last Friday we're working on how we can now remove those areas remove the restrictions in those areas so that people can pick up their lives as usual and we do have a hard and fast metric but we normally look at the number of cases per 100,000 population and when that comes below 50 we start to think about whether we can release some of those some of those measures. What we don't want to do of course is to simply relax the measures in an area and then have to maybe a week or two weeks afterwards to put those back. It may be that we do see a rolling programme of putting restrictions in place and removing them. We don't want to do that but that may be something that we have to think about as we go through the autumn and the winter. So although all of us would like to see the back of coronavirus it's going to be with us for some time and we're going to have to learn to live with it to some degree so having a flexible policy which helps us to move in and out of restrictions is probably going to be quite important. The situation is still very fluid in Wales as it is across the UK and the rest of Europe and the world in fact and we can't rule out further restrictions but at the moment we're looking to the local health protection area arrangements to try to guide us through the current situation. I know that people don't want to hear that further restrictions might be necessary but especially as we've been through a very difficult time we got into summer and things were improving in the summer with very low levels of transmission it's not what people want to hear but I think we need to prepare ourselves for quite a difficult winter and it's really while we wait for and hope for a vaccine to become available that we have to really look after ourselves and keep viral transmission low and every time I speak of course I remind people that there are some very simple ways that we can do that and I'm sure everybody knows those we need to maintain social distancing that's the most important thing maintaining respiratory hygiene regularly washing our hands and face coverings when we're not able to socially distance properly in indoor spaces working from home wherever we can thinking all of us about who and where we meet with people outdoors is safer than indoors but smaller numbers is safer than larger numbers and the final thing of course is that anybody who developed symptoms of coronavirus be it a cough a fever or lots of sense of smell or taste to test very quickly and to self isolate while they wait for the results of that test if we're all diligent about these measures I believe that we can improve our chances of removing those lockdown arrangements those local lockdown arrangements those restrictions and buying ourselves some head room so that we can get through the winter I did say I would very briefly talk about vaccination of course these measures are important while we expect and hope that the vaccine will be coming there's a significant number of candidate vaccines available and there's a lot of work going on both at UK level in terms of procurement forward procurement of potential vaccines and also in terms of planning through all of our local health boards about how we would deliver a vaccine programme there are a number of promising candidates in the early part of next year we may well start to see vaccinations becoming available it certainly won't be available for everybody immediately and so we will need to have some prioritisation to think about how we protect the most vulnerable how we protect our health and care system so we're undertaking a lot of planning through the health boards at the moment to think about how we might deliver that programme so thank you I'll pause there and I will be happy to take some questions I'm sure there will be some so I think Adrian Adrian Masters from ITV is first on the list Adrian Thank you Dr Arthurton can I ask you to say a little bit more about the different age groups are there signs that the virus is moving from younger people into the older population if so how will that affect your decision on restrictions will it lead to more nationwide measures or perhaps more targeted measures Yeah I mean what we saw with the resurgence of the virus is it was largely in younger populations then we saw back in March April so it was the 15 to 24 and into the 30 year olds but we are seeing some movement into older groups so to give one example Adrian in Cardiff in the first week of August about 11% of the positive cases were among the over 60s whereas in the first week of September that was sorry the last week of September that was about 16% so it is moving into the older population and of course that worries us because we know that with age comes increased risk of serious illness and the need for hospitalisation and intensive care and of course the mortality rate goes up so we do worry about that and we watch that very carefully Adrian Thank you and on restrictions whether they are nationwide restrictions or other will there be what some people are calling a half term circuit break in Wales with extra restrictions if so what sort of restrictions will there be closing pubs and restaurants earlier or together As I said we are not ruling out the need for further restrictions at the moment we are not planning on those arrangements but we are keeping that under very close review our hope at the moment is that our local health protection arrangements those local restrictions will continue to lead to an improving situation but certainly we don't rule that out and it may be that we need to think about further restrictions but there are no plans for that at the moment Adrian Thank you and we've got Catherine Haft-Jones from BBC Wales Good afternoon Dr Atherton he's spoken of possible rolling local lockdowns over the autumn and winter but there are calls from opposition parties for more targeted hyperlocal lockdowns there's currently one in place in Llanelli does a hyperlocal approach work and if so why aren't we seeing more of them? Yeah well our arrangements in Wales currently are that we work very much with the local authorities and whenever we see an increase in the number of cases an incident management team is formed that works across all partners including local authorities and they then provide updates to Welsh Government and requests any additional support so that's the mechanism we have in place we don't rule out more local arrangements but local authority feels like the right democratic boundary to use for decision making for making decisions at the moment Llanelli is the only place where we've got a non-local authority place but we certainly don't rule that out in future the issue in Llanelli was that it was very much contained within the town itself as opposed to having broader community transmission so we have to take the circumstances of transmission not just the numbers but actually the detailed information that we get from people on the ground into decision making as to what the right area should be Thank you and the most recent TAC report published yesterday warns that unless our rate is brought back down below 1 it is possible that infection incidents and hospital admissions may exceed scenario planning levels what does exceeding scenario planning levels mean? Doesn't mean running out of hospital beds running out of PPE can you elaborate on that please? Well the R number we think is around 1.4 at the moment so that just means that the virus is still in growth and that does mean that we can expect to see more cases, we can expect to see more increased number of hospital admissions The scenarios we have a number of scenarios that have been developed to really just to guide the planning it's not a prediction in any sense but it gives us a feeling for the number of hospital admissions which are likely and so what the TAC report is saying is that with things as they currently stand there's a possibility that we might go beyond those figures it doesn't mean that NHS will run out of capacity or PPE or anything it just means that we need to change some of the planning assumptions and health boards need to take account of that really but I have to stress that all of those reasonable worst case scenarios as they're described are subject to a lot of variations so any changes can lead to quite big swings in what the model shows it's a helpful tool for planning but it's only that really thank you and we have Andrew Forgre from the Daily Post Good afternoon Dr Aserton just picking up the point you made about local hyperlocal lockdowns there's been a lot of speculation that Banga is set to go into lockdown is that the case or will a rise in cases in the city lead to a county-wide lockdown and Banga is under active watch at the moment generally as the local authority area is being considered and there's an incident management team that's been meeting on a daily basis up there and they're providing reports and suggestions into Welsh Government so we're looking at that quite carefully in Banga itself many of the much of the increased number of cases in Banga has related to specifically to the student population where we have an increase in number of cases which are related to specific outbreaks it's kind of easier to manage that because we have outbreak control teams that can go in and work with the communities affected and can help to bring that under control it's where we have broader community transmission that the local lockdown arrangements are more effective and more likely to be put in place so we work with the local authorities and we wait to see what their request for support from Welsh Government might be whether that would be on a Banga basis or on a broader local authority basis thank you very much you may be aware that the leader of Conway council yesterday a corporal local lockdown and accounting to be lifted and he said it wasn't based on evidence and seemed as completely disproportionate to the reality of the situation there he came to local tourism it's being destroyed and people's well-being is suffering is the Conway lockdown an overreaction? I think in all of the areas where local restrictions have been put in place there's been discussion with the local authorities what we don't do in Wales is just to impose from Welsh Government restrictions on local authority areas I don't think that that the request was to completely do away with all restrictions I think it was specifically around the travel out of the local authority area we don't have a position where every local lockdown area every local restriction area needs to be identical and so that is a discussion that Welsh Government will have with the local authority about whether that is the most appropriate thing to have in place but it brings to start relief the fact that we are dealing with difficult decisions and difficult trade-offs here and those restrictions of course are in place to protect public health we reckon absolutely that there are economic and social consequences for all of those decisions and it's really for the system that we've created with the incident management teams or partners coming together to try to weigh up those different factors and come to the best decision in the interest of the people of those communities so we'll continue to work with Conwy and other local authorities on those areas Dan Bevan from LBC Good afternoon Dr Afton Thank you Head of World Mental Health Day this Saturday Do you feel enough is being done to help mental health and wellbeing of young people and children throughout this crisis and what can the Welsh Government do going forward as we're being told to live with this virus? One of the really important consequences of lockdown and then the stresses we've been through and the issue around examinations for children and university entrance all of this we absolutely acknowledge has led to increased mental health stress for the population in general for older people people in the shielding group but also you're right to say Dan for younger people as well and so we have the government has invested additional resources in terms of providing support into those areas we have to work with the sectors that support children and young people safeguarding has been a very important issue that has needed additional attention through the lockdown so there has been a significant recognition of the problem significant working with the various sectors to try to address it but I'm sure what's behind your question is right that there's more we need to do to think about that so thanks for that Dan Thank you and with regards to what the First Minister mentioned about the potential vaccine not being treated as a silver bullet from your perspective what do you think about the optimism that's around a vaccine and how realistic do we need to be with regards to time frames and the effectiveness of a vaccine once one is available well there's trials going on around the world of course on coronavirus vaccines and in Wales we are participating in those trials as well so I am more optimistic about the prospect of effective vaccines becoming available than I probably was six months ago the time frame is really difficult to judge with these we've seen with the Oxford trial being paused and then restarted that it's not a smooth journey by any means there are different vaccines in development which will have different methods of delivery different timing so it's going to be very complex to deliver a vaccination programme against coronavirus when vaccines do become available although the UK has made some advance purchase arrangements with a number of potential suppliers the demand of course globally is going to be enormous and so getting adequate stocks to deliver it will be very challenging and of course the delivery mechanism through existing health services and through other routes that we've talked about that's what health boards are currently planning for so I am optimistic Dan that vaccines will become available I think that's one of the ways out of the conundrum we find ourselves in around coronavirus and we need to continue to follow up keep a very close watch on that and get ready to use excuse me to use the vaccines when they do become available thanks Dan thank you very much indeed Dr Atherton academics from universities across the UK have signed a declaration which calls for a herd immunity approach to tackling the pandemic while protecting the most vulnerable in society the kindness approach will allow people who are less vulnerable to the effect of the virus to return to normal life what's your response to this approach well we keep all suggestions under consideration and we do need to continually think about our approach at the moment we have an approach of trying to keep the virus transmission as low as possible while we wait the vaccine that I was just talking about the idea of allowing the virus to transmit through the population is a difficult one because it would inevitably lead to more hospital admissions ITU admissions ultimately to deaths so it would come at a very significant cost and the other difficulty with that I don't really have but I mean the other difficulty with that is of course that we just don't know enough yet about the immunity which follows on from somebody having had a case of coronavirus so we do know that there are cases around the world where people have been infected more than once though small numbers but we just don't know how long immunity will last whether it will last for a short time so you know it's something we need to keep under review but at the moment that's not the strategy here in Wales Thank you very much indeed for that response and secondly do you think that US President Donald Trump's recent comments on his experience of coronavirus and telling people not to be afraid is giving people in Wales the right message and do you believe it will make it harder to get across the important guidance about social distancing wearing masks and following the rules Well I would hope that most people in Wales don't take President Trump as their guide to how to deal with coronavirus I think people are perhaps a little more thoughtful than that and I would certainly hope that most of us now in Wales have lived through this for the last nine months have seen friends and family who have run these quite serious cases with coronavirus and many many people in Wales have lost loved ones to it so I think the people of Wales understand that this is a serious public health threat that we face it's not to be fearful of it it's to think about how we manage ourselves how we can keep ourselves and our loved ones safe and that's the message really that I'm trying to emphasise re-emphasise today and if we do all do that together I don't mean all of us all do that together then we have a good prospect of keeping the viral transmission to a low enough level until the vaccine becomes available and we can eventually see the end of coronavirus as a public health threat I hope that helps Okay thank you very much everybody and thank you for those questions really helpful


The devil contempt you with drugs, but he doesn't consume them for you. The devil contempt you with drunkenness, but he doesn't get drunk for you. The devil contempt you with gluttony, but he doesn't do the overeating for you. You choose to give in to the temptations of the enemy. Now I know that sounds harsh, but it's the reality and I love you enough to tell you the truth. That's the fact of the matter. Demons don't do the sinning for you. So stop blaming some demon and take responsibility for not using what God gave you self-control.


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What's good y'all, it's your boy Ross back here again with another video. So I'm going to check out shocking reasons why WWE fired Bray Wyatt, Alexa Bliss, Sad, Braun Strowman, Reunion, wrestling news brought to you brought to us by none other than WrestleMania. I really want to get to the bottom of why WWE decided to let go of Bray Wyatt. Man, I really do think that they dropped the ball creatively on what he could have been for sure. He could have been this generation's Undertaker, in my opinion. I know a lot of people will feel some type of wake as they hold Undertaker to a high standard, but I do feel like for this generation on the creepy factor on this supernatural being in wrestling, he definitely could have been there being close to that caliber of wrestler like character wise if WWE would have just really took time to continue to develop who he is as a character and his motivations. I think that would have been great. So we're going to check this out. Quid some more news. Geez, I'm still reeling from yesterday's news. Now I was having dinner with my wife yesterday because it was our fifth anniversary. And that's when the news dropped that Bray Wyatt had been released from the WWE. I had to tell her, look, I got to do this first. Then we'll continue our dinner. This is massive news. Well, she understood. Well, kind of. Anyway, let's look at the wildest news stories and rumors you need to know for today, including the real reason why he was released from the WWE. Bray was actually creatively frustrated in the WWE. He was set to make his return to television. The reaction from WWE superstars regarding his release. Kurt Angle has turned down AEW. Braun Strowman teases a reunion with Bray Wyatt and much more. Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook for exclusive news. Now let's hit the intro and get straight into the first story. Now, our first story looks at the insane reason why Bray Wyatt was fired.  As Wyatt was one of the most talented superstars on the roster and he was a three-time world champion. So it kind of seemed unlikely that he would ever be released. But when it was announced via wwe.com yesterday, fans believed that Wyatt may have actually asked for his release and it was a personal decision on behalf to leave the WWE. But this isn't the case. As a number of top sources, including the Wrestling Observer and Fightful have reported that Wyatt was released due to budget cuts. Now, this isn't the same reason that. Budget cuts. Wow. So you cut one of if not one of your most charismatic characters. You're having a company. You cut them because of budget cuts. Hmm. Interesting. The WWE superstars were given when they were released. Wyatt's release being put down to budget cuts led to more confusion within the WWE fan base. It's why it was a top merchandise seller in the company and it seemed like an incredibly bizarre move for WWE to cut someone that made them so much money. Of course it wasn't just wrestling fans that were shocked. As a number of current WWE and former WWE superstars took to social media to share their thoughts on Wyatt. Former WWE superstar Mickie James replied to the WWE's official tweet announcing Wyatt's release by stating, I think what you meant to say was thank you so much for coming up with such an incredible gimmick time and time again. Once so cool and over, we really don't know how to book it right.  Oh my. This is how I feel about this. He created one of the most unique gimmicks we have ever seen in wrestling. Not only once he did it with the whole Wyatt family. He repackaged himself into something very unique only for the gimmick to be taken by somebody else. Butchered, not booked correctly and then let go. That's if this ain't the tweet that sums up Bray Wyatt's career. I don't know what does. Well decently a little bit of source in that tweet. Alexa Bliss, who was working closely with Wyatt before his absence from WWE television, also tweeted. I'm really at a loss for words. Thank you so much Wyndham for everything that you've done for this company.  I'm just in shock. Unfortunately, a number of fans began to directly blame Alexa for Wyatt's release and this forced the former women's champion to make her Twitter account private. WWE legend Mick Foley also made a touching tribute. Yeah. Now fans, I don't agree with y'all going after Alexa Bliss because at the end of the day, she's just following orders. This is what Vincent, everyone else wanted higher up creatively wise wanted her character to be. We don't agree with it. The majority of fans don't agree with it, but don't blame her because she's not the reason why he got let go. So that's not cool. To the work of Wyatt in a Twitter post saying with WWE's release of Bray Wyatt, the company has lost a true visionary and a creative genius. One of the most innovative makers of mayhem pro wrestling has ever seen. His hoping Bray finds happiness and recreates himself once again in wrestling in life or both. A wire being released from the WWE will unfortunately leave a huge void in the WWE roster. Why it seemed to be incredibly popular backstage and if the social media reaction is anything to go by, he'll be sorely missed. We still can't think of what's going through either Nick Khan or Vince McMahon's mind when they say that they need to release him due to budget cuts. Now we can go under the opinion that WWE has just lost their minds. What do you guys think of the reason why they fired him? Let us know in the comments down below. Next up, Bray Wyatt was created frustrated in I don't think they should have released him. You know, I think they should have literally just gave him full control within the guidelines of television.  A Sean Ross Sapp hosted a special fight for live stream yesterday discussing the release of Wyatt from WWE in this dream. Sapp revealed that Wyatt was somewhat frustrated with the WWE creative team. No kidding as they just sound like a bunch of buffoons. Sapp noted that Wyatt would often reject ideas if they didn't fit his vision of how Wyatt wanted his character to go. This is supported by the fact that the finish to the Fiend versus Randy Orton match at WrestleMania 37 was changed at the last minute. The Fiend was initially planned to win the match finally ending the rivalry with Orton. However, this was changed at the last minute. No doubt frustrating Wyatt. Sapp added there were people that told me on Friday before WrestleMania that he was told by people in the match. We got a great idea. And then they did what they did at WrestleMania and everyone was like, really? Yeah. Just doesn't make any sense.  That's dumb. That the finish of that match didn't even make sense. He should have won it. He should have won it. I don't and then they could have went to a different feud. I was so dumb, bro.  Just the way it ended. Like, bro, that was dumb. Which offers creative freedom to wrestlers. Who knows? Wyatt may even put an offer into there and see how it goes. Like, can you imagine him being the leader of the Dark Order faction? Like, what an honor to both Brody and what an amazing faction AEW could have. Next up, Bray was actually supposed to return soon. Following Wyatt's release yesterday, it was reported by Dave Meltzer, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, that Wyatt was set to return to television earlier this month. Meltzer even stated that creative plans were locked in for Wyatt's return feud. Two pizzas, wings, breadsticks. Yeah, bro. I just, I just think they really dropped the ball, bro. They legitimately dropped the ball in the sense of having something so creative and unique, let just slip between their fingertips, man. Comment on who Wyatt was going to feud with. It was advertised for their August 9th edition of Raw. So it appears as if that's when WWE were planning on having Wyatt make his grand return to WWE. A number of fans believed that Wyatt would be going to SmackDown to feud with Finn Balor, but some fans believing the Balor vs. Wyatt program would have been one of the matches of the SummerSlam card. However, with Balor now entering a feud with Baron Corbin, that clearly was never the plan. Next up, Wyatt was absent from WWE television following WrestleMania 37. And following Wyatt's loss to Randy Orton at WrestleMania 37, fans have been wondering why he was absent from WWE programming. Well, according to Dave Meltzer, Wyatt was out of action due to medical reasons, but he didn't disclose what these medical reasons were. Meltzer also revealed that Wyatt was finally cleared ahead of his return to TV this month and stated, he'd been out for medical reasons and he had just gotten cleared. Then when he got cleared, they evaluated the situation and he was told that due to budgetary reasons that he's being cut. The basic gist is that he's another high contract guy, whether it's because it's concerns over the medical reasons is the real reason, or they could not come up with an idea to justify a salary. I don't know which of that it is, but that's a basic deal with him. Next up, WWE superstar makes his Impact Wrestling debut. Impact Wrestling added yet another former WWE superstar to the roster last night at their homecoming event. As part of Impact's Mixed Tank Team Tournament, drama king Matt, formerly known as Aidan English, made his Impact debut teaming with knockouts champion Deanna Parrazzo. The duo were victorious in a number of matches and actually won the final in the tournament in a match against Decay. It'll be interesting to see how the drama king does an impact. He had moderate success in the WWE, mainly as part of tank teams. However, during this final portion of his WWE career, WWE switched him to a non-wrestling role, a role which he actually received rave reviews from. We'll look forward to seeing more of him. Next up, A cat angle officially retired from in-ring competition in 2019. The Angle's final match was incredibly disappointing. But even though his match was disappointing, Angle had no plans to return to the ring. Angle even stated that he had offers from both AEW and Impact Wrestling, but he turned them both down, citing that he is in no physical state to wrestle again. Whilst being interviewed by Fightful, Angle revealed... And I mean good in the sense of no end win to walk away. That's where our favorite wrestlers have the hardest time realizing. If you guys watched Deanna take your documentary, definitely go check it out. That was one of the things he was struggling with, learning when to say, okay, I'm done. No more one more match. No more, you know what I'm saying? Last Hurrah, I'm done. Granted, Kurt Angle, you know what I'm saying? His last match was not memorable, but we still remember his legacy. We still know who Kurt Angle is and what he's done for the wrestling world. So just knowing when to walk away is always the toughest thing for legendary wrestlers. It's always the toughest thing. How many times did Ric Flair ultimately say, I'm done just to be back in the ring one more time? So it's just hard to let it go sometimes. I had AEW, TNA they offered, but I can't do it, I wish I could. My body's too banged up. I'm 52 years old, just trying to live my life now and trying to live it in less pain. I'm in a lot of pain right now. I'm suffering from the career I've had, but I don't regret it. AEW I think was a seven match deal. TNA I think they were just going to do one match, but I just felt my final matches in the WWE. I knew that I'd lost the step. I wasn't the same as I was in my prime. I didn't like the person I was, the performer I was. So if I can't perform at the level that I was in my prime, I'm not going to do it anymore. That's why I turned down the offers from AEW and TNA. Next up Braun Strowman teases a reunion with Brian Wyatt. A following Wyatt's release yesterday, Wyatt's real-life friend and former WWE superstar, Braun Strowman took to Twitter to tease a reunion between the two friends. Braun posted a picture of the two men with the caption, Brother, I'm waiting. Interestingly, both Braun and Wyatt main evented last year's Summer Slime Show and fast forward a year later, neither one of them in the WWE. However, WWE has expressed interest in bringing him back. Meltzer would state, they're interested in having Strowman back at a lower price, but who knows what things will happen. I guess he signed up to do a show in Qatar, so he's doing some indies, so we'll get a big payday off that. It'll be interesting to see where Braun ends up as it was reported that AEW as well as independent companies were interested in bringing him in. So it looks like the decision is ultimately up to Braun himself. Finally, an Owen Hart tribute show in AEW. Now, find your story relates to AEW filing a brand new trademark. On July 28th, AEW filed for the trademark King of Hearts. This was notable for being the nickname that the legendary Owen Hart used during his WWE career. So it'll be interesting to see what capacity AEW are going to be using the trademark for. Fans are speculating that they'll be running some kind of tribute show for Owen. However, these are just rumors at this point, but they have it folks. The world's news stories and rumors you need to know. Because that whole Owen Hart situation, I know the family, they don't want to have, they, I don't think they still want to have anything to do with Vince.   So I can understand why they don't mention him or do any tribute, but it would be, you know, saying interesting if AEW does and they get consent from the family to do that, you know, it'll be interesting to see. So, but hey, man, this, this is, I don't buy budget cuts that I would really be surprised if they hit him with though.  So we're going to cut you even though if Bray was to come back at any point, he would get a massive pop in front of crowds because people want to see him. Even though his gimmick is not as over as it once was, people would still want to see him. So that budget cut stuff. I think that was pretty trash. Like if that's the real reason why they let go of Bray, man, that's lame. So, but comment down below. Let me know. Do you guys honestly feel that Bray is going to go to AEW? I know a lot of people are saying it seems like whenever WWE releases people, AEW picks them up. So you think Bray will go to AEW and do you think he would be a good fit in AEW? Let me know. Honestly, let me know if you think he would be a good fit in AEW. But I appreciate all the love and support. Road to 50K, appreciate y'all kicking with me. And I'll see y'all in the next one. Peace.


Soldiers competing in the First Armored Division's iron squad competition have been pushed to their limits physically and mentally. For this event, soldiers must successfully qualify with their assigned M4. Soldiers must maneuver through a variety of different firing positions while simultaneously keeping track of their targets and ammunition. Private First Class Patrick Scully says he's always been competitive in hopes to win. What motivates me to do my best really is like I said I'm a competitor so I just like to do my best in everything no matter what it is. I'm kind of like a go-getter. I always want to win everything I do and just kind of try to put on my best performance for my unit. I've never shot really below a 32 so with this win and competition it might change but I'm going to do my best and see what happens. The best squad in this competition will advance through the three-core competition in Fort Hood, Texas. Reporting from Fort Bliss, Texas, Army Specialist Maxwell Bass.


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