Madonna and the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman. Okay. We are here.  Excuse me, folks. Somebody, somebody, some unauthorized woman took my company parking space. Here at the Newsletter Sensitive Research Center, in Northeastern New Jersey. Howdy, everybody. Howdy, dude. Howdy, dude. You're welcome to progressive discussions. Well, we started having real old male winter weather in January, and now it's mild again. I have a sneaky feeling that we're going to have a very mild winter. Not this week. Huh? Not this week. Oh, it's supposed to get cold again? That's correct. No wonder all the tissues are wiped out in all the stores here in northern New Jersey.  It gets warmer. It gets warmer. It gets moderate. It gets freezing cold. It gets back to warmer temperatures. It goes back and forth.  But anyway, we are going to sink our teeth into these readings because we are behind, and the reason why we are behind is because of unseen perils, that being that I believe in patterns forming, it seems like there's always a monkey wrench being thrown from the forces of evil indirectly or directly to stop the real hard-hitting truth from getting out there, no matter who does it, whether it be the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman and myself, whether it be the two over on Young Turks, whether it be Dr. Gary Null, who else is out there that's on the money? Possibly Lionel. It shows, you know, I mean, a lot of people.  That's why all of the Allying Insanity newsletters and websites have tons of subscribers and viewers and all the individuals that are right on the money. Like, oh man, I even forgot his name. Like, let's say a pastor, an evangelist that tells it like it is, like Herbert W. Armstrong. David C. Pack, right? Is that his name? Oh, you would think he would have the most followers, more than all the lying, phony, blood-sucking rip-off. But that's not what the Bible says. The Bible says that God's flock will always be small because they are telling the truth. Anyone who tells the truth has a small audience. And just like it was then, it is the same today. That's correct. It hasn't changed. And just like it was then, it is the same today. That's correct. It hasn't changed. The only difference is that somebody like Bernie Sanders, who, you know, Hillary and her, well, her daughter is not really important, it's Hillary that's the person's campaign, that her people are trying to tarnish Bernie Sanders' reputation, but they don't have any evidence to get hit, to tarnish him. There's nothing to expose because he's such a well-loved, well-respected... Perception. Right. Perception.  Perception carries the day, not the truth. How on earth could somebody who shouts on the media and points their finger without any facts? How could that... Kramer does it on the CNBC business channel all the time. All the time. Does anybody... He's always wrong.  And I bet other people on more progressive shows rebuttal him and... No, it's a business channel. Oh, it's a business channel. It's not a political channel. Okay. But you wouldn't think so, anything. Yeah. But it is political. Yeah. Well, I heard a group of the nations or the world's finest economists just back Bernie Sanders recently and a publication called The Nation, I believe, backed him as well as... The Nation is a liberal magazine. But they're old. Yeah. They've been around for a long time. They've been around for a long time, yes.  Well, they demonize certain words without understanding the definition of the words. And how it applies to them. Right. It's like people insisting that a fertilized human egg is a baby.  It's nothing yet, but an egg. By themselves. Without a human and a yolk. Yeah, right, exactly. But it is a potential human life just like an acorn is a potential oak tree. It's not a baby oak. It's not a sapling. It's a sprouted oak, a sprouted acorn until it sprouts. It's just an acorn. And the same thing goes for the fertilized egg, but these lunatics, these right wing evangelical lunatics. Because they believe God is so weak that they have to do his job for him. They have to do his job for him. Okay. Of course, politically the right wing will stop at nothing to be in power. So the corruption will get worse. And the corporate oligarch will have total control. And there will be no social programs. There will be no Obamacare or whatever. Now what Hillary was saying, I'm leading up to the fact that... Why don't you just hold your powder? Hold your powder because I got a first letter here. That is in those dealing with those instances. Yeah. Now I was going to mention how the cute and crafty Rachel Maddow... She's cute? Well, the way she...  No, the way she did this little stunt, I'm sure. See, Hillary Clinton was in the same building in New York that Rachel Maddow does her show on MSNBC. And Rachel Maddow, I believe... I'm sorry, Hillary Clinton was scheduled to be on the late show with Jimmy Fallon, I believe. And being that Hillary was in the same building, Rachel Maddow invited her and got her to come on the show. And at the end of the show, Hillary regretted accepting the invitation to be on Rachel Maddow's show. That's what I was leading up to with all this. You know, Rachel Maddow had some tough questions for Hillary. It sounds like Hillary doesn't like... It's not that she doesn't... Going off script. It's not that she doesn't like universal health care. She doesn't like this single payer of Medicare for all. She's saying that Bernie Sanders never mentioned how he's going to pay for it. Yeah. Where are we going? I got an... I know how. Have the scoffers, those who have been getting away with paying no taxes in the last 35, 40 years. I mean, that's what drives the government is taxes. And how we get our revenue. And if the progressive tax system is changed where everybody making $250,000 a year, and up, you know, are not paying their fair share in taxes, and the top 1% often don't pay any taxes at all. 60% of corporations don't pay. Then how are you going to get the revenue to run the country? Well, we'll just put it on the middle class in the poor's head. Right. And that's why Hillary and others, other opponents of Bernie Sanders, keep on saying that Bernie wants to raise middle class taxes. He's going to raise your taxes middle class. He's going to raise taxes, but it's not going to be on the middle class. And that's how you pay for... Guess how Eisenhower balanced the budget three times? Raise taxes on the rich? Yeah. He understood that. That's how it works. No, it puts more money in the pockets of the little guy. Well, it should. When that happens. Because if the middle class and the poor are reaping the benefits of all the tax breaks and lower taxes, that means the middle class and the poor have more money to spend to put back into the economy. And of course you have to discourage outsourcing of American jobs, you know. You have to tariff, you have to tariff those products coming back. That's regulation. Right. Yeah. We wouldn't want to do that now, would we? So the reason is so obvious is just that Bernie hasn't brought out the big guns yet and said, you know how I'm going to pay for this, Hillary? I'm going to tell, Hillary's claiming he's not coming clean with the American people on how he's going to do it. He hasn't shown his plan for the single payer universal health care. Well, I think he should stop being afraid of saying the words tax the rich. I think he's afraid to say it. He's got a little, little too much ultra liberalism in him. You know, he needs more venom. You know, remember when Kirk had his bad side and good side on that episode of Star Trek? You got to have the bad side to balance things out.  You know, remember the Boston Tea Party, all right? Samuel Adams and his sons of liberty, they had that plan of doing it and not getting recognized, but they did it. So anyway, let us go to this letter. With Bernie Sanders surging ahead in the polls in Iowa, New Hampshire, and even nationally, Hillary Clinton has started to attack Sanders, with some attacks being completely dishonest and even very hypocritical. Clinton is attacking Sanders' single payer health care plan, characterizing it as turning over your and my health insurance to Republican governors. This is absolutely false. Under Sanders' single payer plan, a federal board would oversee the system as a whole and take direct control of any state program that doesn't meet its requirements.  Back in 2008, Clinton was outraged when Barack Obama attacked her health care plan and said, shame on you, Barack Obama. Oh, she was nasty with Barack Obama in the campaign. Clinton scolded Obama by telling him Democrats attacking each other on health care is not only wrong, it is undermining core Democratic principle. Boy, you can't debate. A Democrat can't debate with another Democrat. Disagreement? And yet, here she is doing to Sanders the very thing that she believed undermined core Democratic principles when it was done to her in 2008. This dishonest and hypocritical behavior by Clinton is nothing new and was one reason she lost the presidential nomination in 2008 and with her dishonest attacks on Sanders, who has captured the imagination of many Democratic voters, she may lose this year's nomination as well. She's being sponsored by the Fat Cats, you know, she owes them favors. Of course, and if you're being supported by a corporation, well, you're not going to say anything bad about the corporations or what they do. If people like Monsanto and Exxon Mobil and others are heavily donating to Hillary's campaign, then she's going to be corporatist. I don't care if she calls herself a Democrat or not, she's going to be corporatist. And she's just being nitpicky playing with words, you know.  I have a problem with the single payer Medicare for all. In other words, I'm assuming she likes the Affordable Care Act. I'm not sure, I'm really not sure. She doesn't really like it. Well, what is her replacement for? I'm sure it's more than what the Republicans want. No one has a replacement for it.  In fact, we can't even find people who want to improve it. Now, people that attack the Affordable Care Act, they always show as an example those that have to pay out of pocket for the Affordable Care Act, and this is not the poor and the lower middle class. This doesn't involve low income people paying nothing to utilize the Affordable Care Act, Obamacare. It is probably higher income people, business people, most likely small business people, you know, that have to pay. Isn't that deductible, sir?  Yeah, all right.  Well, what did you expect down the line? The people. You expected them to hold the price? Well, look, if you invite their lobbyists into your office. That's correct. And you accept their money. And you do what they say.  That's correct. And that's it, you know. And what the Republicans did, they probably took so much money from them, you know, they just handed the whole country, they handed Washington over to the corporations. All right. Well, that's what happened over the years. Yeah. So that's what it is now. Look at how brazen they are with the, like, the TPP and stuff like that. They want to be in a position where they control everything. And if you try to stop them, they don't want governments to have sovereignty anymore. The corporation is in charge. Period. Yeah, oligarch. In his state of the state address, he used the following analogy referring to the proposed pension amendment to the state constitution. Quote, this is the truth of your choice and you know it. To pay for gold plated pensions and platinum health benefits for a chosen, constitutionally protected few, to give the teacher who works for 30 years and pays only a total of $126,000 for his pension and health insurance over his entire career for a total of $2.4 million in return. Is that fair? Is that right? Are you going to tell New Jersey the truth about your vote yesterday? He neglected to state that the money contributed by people in the pension system and the state is invested by the people running the state pension system. If they are competent, and that's another question, the state should be making money on the pension contributions. When you say he, you mean Chris Christie? Yes. Okay, okay. So that $126,000 should be worth quite a bit more after 30 years if invested properly. Negotiations don't work with a person with no integrity. As our governor has shown with the so-called pension reform bill and his flip-flopping on every other position of significance. Chris Christie has no problem with an employee taking a sick day and not getting paid for it. He has no problem about the little guy doing without anyway across the board. A constitutional amendment is a big step. However, he doesn't leave us any other choice.  He's a very rotund one, but he is a Republican at that.  Keeping with the same theme, I take issue with the views of editorial page writer Alfred P. Doblin in his recent column on pensions. The very fact that anyone would need to pass a constitutional amendment to receive a bargained, contracted and earned pension payment from the state is, in fact, ridiculous. Yeah, where's the incentive to get a, to strive to get a good job with the state if you're not going to, if there's no incentive, there's no adequate compensation. It doesn't pay. The state has harmed its own workforce by not making the payments in the first place. And that was done simply for political gamesmanship by past governors. They sure get their pensions. Oh, don't they? The reason the pension system was rated in the first place was because it had the money the state needed because of its own fiscal mismanagement. To do anything but replace the money it took is simply unfair and unjust. You need money to fix the state tax to rich? The answer is always simple, isn't it? Yeah. No, it really is that simple. What comes next? If the state needs more money, will it start appropriating the homes of its employees? This activity is reprehensible. By not replacing the money and by failing to fund the pension system fully, the state is harming the people who can lease the forties, seniors, and retired workers on fixed incomes. This is not the New Jersey I know. New Jersey must repay its debts, especially to those who have given a lifetime of service to the public. It's not the New Jersey he knows. I've been here my whole life. It's always been a mess of a state and corruption galore. I would urge the public to support their workers and force the politicians to make this right by passing an amendment if that is what it takes to get justice. Yeah, justice. Justice is supposed to be blind. It's a nice word. It's a great word. But she's not blind. She's not blind. Like the statue. She's not blind. That statue. Yeah, there's a thing on it. Holding up the scales and she's blindfolded. Blindfolded, yes. But she isn't, does she? Now, being blindfolded means that she is unbiased. That's correct. As the Bible says, judges should be. God is not a respecter of persons. Hey, a baseball umpire calls it like he sees them, no matter which team is it back. Supposed to. He's supposed to. A new study published in the journal Cancer Research has found that sugar may increase the risk of breast cancer. Oh yeah, what a doubt. Cancer in general. Cancer cells love to eat sugar. Researchers at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center tested this theory in mice. The study found that mice fed in a manner comparable to a typical western diet, meaning on high in refined sugars such as sucrose and fructose. Anything ends in an OSC. And low in fresh fruits and vegetables and whole grains were much more likely to develop tumors than mice on a starch controlled diet. The mice fed sucrose and fructose heavy diets were also more likely to have these tumors spread to the lungs. Researchers noted that although further study is needed, sugar consumption in the United States needs to be heavily reined in due to its connection to a number of public health epidemics.  Sugar is the enemy, not fats. Fats are an important nutrient. The good fats, I mean, not the altered by human toxic trans fats like hydrogenated oil. But all good fats are important for many reasons. Registered dietitians are big pharma whores. And big, big, big corporations! Sugar lobby! My grandmother was alive. Her cardiologist who made a ton of money off of doing bypass surgeries threw her natural vitamin E bottle into the wastebasket. Did he not read the studies by the shoot brothers? Apparently not. And it was a mix to cough for all four hundred unit vitamin E. Did she buy another bottle? No. Why? Because she listened to her doctor because he's board certified. Doctor, I think his last name was Cattavian. He's probably dead by now. Yeah, scumbag.  The official word. The doctors and dietitians, they want the official word. They don't make money off of something that is not patented by big pharma like vitamin E or omega 3. Well, they did attempt to patent their own form of omega 3. Yeah. So they could... But as Dr. Salk said about the polio virus and other things... You can't patent the sun. Well, I got news for him corporations today try to, don't they? Don't they charge people? They don't patent anything. Don't they charge people off with the cost of putting solar panels on your roof? To try to harness the sun? Wow. The sun is there. They don't want you to get that for free. That goes back to... Solar energy. No, it goes back to what? Tesla. No, the guy, Tesla and... And Thomas Edison? Thomas Edison goes back to him. They chose his way of delivering electricity rather than Tesla. Yeah. Because you could pay for it. Tesla wanted to give it to you for free. And it can be had for free. Yeah. Easily. We ain't going to get it with corporations in charge. It's all around us, you know? I mean, for God's sakes, in the city of Seattle there's an ingenious hydroelectric device. In a sewer pipe. Every time people flush. There you go. It makes electricity. It's like a title, what do you call it? Where they put the buoys? Oh, yeah. Hydroelectric buoys in the offshore. They go up and down. As the water gets choppy, choppier, the buoy goes up and down faster and longer. I know it looks like something. If I'm not mistaken. Yeah. I believe it's Norway. Not sure at the moment. But they have the windmills offshore. Oh, yeah. Where the wind is very powerful. And you know what's good about the offshore windmill? Where the wind is usually constant and strong. It's not an eyesore anymore. People don't complain about the windmills being close to their neighbor. Making a lot of noise. Yeah, close to their neighborhood. Oh, I don't want those things in front of me when I walk outside. I don't know. It's offshore. Offshore oil. Well, offshore green energy too. It all can be done. Solar panels offshore. Okay. You know, an offshore, an offshore of floating artificial island.  A raft. Let's just call it a gigantic solar panel raft. It might be the size of several football fields. We don't know. And it's offshore. You know that. What about the one in the desert? Yeah, that too. What I'm getting at is the floating, which exists by the way, floating solar paneled raft, because that's what it's shaped like, and it floats, is an artificial island. And islands and peninsulas have one thing in common. Their average temperature, average annual temperature is warmer because of the reflection of the sun's radiation because of being surrounded by water. So you're really concentrating those UVB rays. But you're not going to get any help with those things whilst the old Koch brothers are making up their coal, the oil, et cetera, you know. The old evil corrupt greedy capitalist system. You're not going to, hey, this technology is not new. That's correct. All this green technology. Hydroelectric solar wind. That is correct. It's not new. Not the new. The United States invaded Iraq in 2003 for no legitimate reason. In the 12 years of occupation, since this invasion, thousands of U.S. soldiers have been killed, and trillions of dollars have been spent on this war. The result is that Iraqi citizens are no better off than they were before the invasion. You know what? And if your emotions are not stirred by this reading, just look at photos of the faces of the young people who had a die so evil, greedy old men can become richer. You mean like Dick Cheney?  Haliburton? With the artificial heart. Caneard? That's right. That's right. Blackwater, whatever. Hydro-contracted. That's all Cheney, baby. It's all Cheney. Dick Cheney was the boss, not G.W. Bush. In addition, terrorist groups are thriving using our occupation as propaganda to recruit new members. Sure. Well, Bernie Sanders said it. When you take out a dictator, you have to think of the fact that that country will become unstable. Correct. Or a failed state like Libya and etc. There's an example. A Saddam Hussein, a Momar Gaddafi. If we do not want further terrorist attacks, we should immediately pull all of our troops out of the Middle East. This withdrawal should be done with the provision that any further attacks on the United States or its allies will result in severe reprisals. Oh, I'm sure they're shaking in their boots. Hey, they showed a photo of the Iraqi boat that captured the U.S. sailors. And then they showed the boat that the U.S. sailors were on. And the U.S. sailors had a much more impressive armed vessel than the people that kidnapped them. Yes. Here's a point. Kind of suspicious, my friend. Here's a point. If that happened to us and Iranians were caught in our waters, would we not do the same thing like make them get on their knees and put their hands over their head? Would we not do that too? Well, the right wing is all upset about that. Oh, how we humiliate them. Haven't U.S. soldiers beaten and humiliated and raped Iraqis? You know, and done atrocities to them? Yes, yes, yes. But that's okay. That's okay. Yeah.  You heard Jesse Ventura. It's torture! Anybody would admit to anything if they're being tortured. Of course! It's not credible. Jesse Ventura says torture is not credible. Any guy whose brain is not tied halfway behind his back or whatever knows that. If somebody insisted... It happened in the Inquisition. If somebody insisted your real name is Elmer Fudd and you say no, it's William J. Eisenman, and they keep on torturing you, you'll eventually say my name is Elmer Fudd. This is old news. It happened in the Inquisition, okay? It happened with the 300 years ago in Salem, with the witches. The ones that actually said that they were witches, they were killed. And excuse me, the other ones, I think, that didn't say they were witches. They were killed. There weren't as many so-called witches as there really was. There wasn't any! It was hysteria. It was a right-wing puritanical...  What did she do that she was a witch? She ride on a broom to the black Sabbath? Hey, weren't the courts back then based on one person's word against another and there was no facts brought up? It was like a kangaroo court. It was like a kangaroo court. Yes, of course, and they were, of course, into mysticism, which always leads to problems because there's no facts about mysticism. The same reason why Nostradamus hid what he was doing from the Catholic Church, the Inquisition, so on and so forth, and Da Vinci had to hide his science and blah, blah, blah. It's all right-wing extremism. We should never have invaded Iraq and have no right to be there. The deployment of additional troops and an increase in bombing will only encourage more terrorist attacks. Why should we spend additional funds on Iraq when we could be using these funds to help needy United States citizens and to rebuild the infrastructure of our country? Okay, we're going to take a lunch break and we'll be back. You will be joined now by our commercial voiceover artist, William Hamilton Morrow III with promo. We'll see you. Now that our production company is working without any glitches, a very, very hard pill to swallow. Hi, this is William H. Morrow. The best way to join our organization is to get your free annual subscription to Newsletter Censored with your gift to support this work. The newsletter of hard-hitting truth and news fighting censorship and conservative propaganda since 1977. There is nothing out there like the Newsletter Censored in the mainstream media or the press. 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Not yet. Okay. Let us return to the show. I'm so glad that this show comes in one big video now that our technical difficulties have been solved. Here. Here on progressive discussions. Okay, I got it. What do you want me to put this? Right there on top of Mr. Christie's face. Oh, yeah, we must cover Chris Christie's face. Without a doubt. Alright, go ahead. The Democrats plan to change how legislative districts are created shows exactly what is wrong with our political process. They have no interest in protecting the voters. They are simply trying to manipulate the rules to benefit themselves. Everybody has a selfish agenda in these days. Legislative districts should not be based on how people vote. They should be based on where people live. The redistricting should follow simple rules. Districts should be as compact as possible. And voting should be made as easy and simple as possible for every American citizen regardless of what race or how old they are or whatever reason. Minimizing the distance between the voters in the districts. No more snaking districts to gerrymander voters out of their representation. Towns should be kept cold unless a town's population is too large to fit in one district. No republicans do not want the poor to vote at all or minorities. Or democrats. Well, usually most of the democratic voters are usually lower middle class and under. But they gerrymander the districts so that the democrats are the republicans outnumber the democrats. Jesse Ventura said that in Minnesota they gerrymandered it back then where a certain region could not easily get to the polls. They did it so they would have to go way out of their way and travel just to vote. You know what I mean? He said the republicans did that. They'll try anything. But of course now they have a democratic governor and a great one at that but I'm saying that's what they do. They do everything they can to keep people that vote democrat from not voting at all. Or progressive independent if need be. The only exceptions to this would be Newark and New Jersey City which should each be limited to two districts. Whenever possible towns within a county should be kept together. Since there are 80 assembly members there should be 80 districts. Having two members from 40 districts limits the voter choice and control. These common sense rules favor no politician or party. And there is no room for gerrymandering. A computer model could quickly produce these objective districts upon getting the census data. That would eliminate the need for a redistricting committee which itself is biased since it includes only democrats and republicans who are independent. We have a large number of professors and students at our state colleges who I am sure could provide fair and objective algorithm. If so by 2021 we could eliminate at least one level of political manipulation that turns voters off and return of the political power from the insiders to the voters. Gerrymandering should only be reserved for pet salamanders named Jerry. The levity bells. Funny, funny. Governor Christie. Oh gosh. Tell it like it is. Well that's how they feel about Donald Trump. Oh he speaks his mind and he tells it like it is. This is not tells it like it is. Tell it like it is. In other words, he's lying. Yeah, oh yeah. Thank you. Christie's first endorsement one day after announcing his presidential candidacy was Governor Paul LePage of Maine. Christie described LePage as straight tough confident and a man who knows how to engage in hand-to-hand combat. Or belly to belly. Does he have a stomach like Christie? It sounds like Christie is describing himself. Yeah, tough. When he says tough he means being mean spirited. LePage is also known to make wildly inflammatory statements. Like him. Christie makes appearances with this guy and describes him as a friend. If true, wouldn't Christie know LePage's views and policies? LePage tried to smooth over a recent comment about outsiders impregnating white women in Maine. I could picture Donald Trump wins the nomination I could picture him choosing Chris Christie because they're both very similar. Obnoxious, you know. But his explanation came across as bad as his original remarks. Christie has been more or less mum on this to date. Christie should denounce LePage and refuse his endorsement. Don't blame the media as LePage has. Christie should tell it like it is.  Well, I just Yeah, let's see what else. Speaking of Governor Christie. Wow. His ears must be ringing right now. Governor Christie did not break a promise to public workers. He broke a law. A law he signed and boasted would become a model for the country. He boldly stated that his reform would save New Jersey taxpayers $120 billion by 2041. Yet he refused to follow it. Putting the constitutional resolution requiring the state to make quarterly payments to the public pension system on the November ballot is merely forcing the state to adhere to the governor's law. Public employees have been contributing their required payments to New Jersey. Has not. A public pension is a deferred compensation that has been earned. There is a way around the constitutional right to a public pension. It is called Chapter 78, Public Law 2011. Your editorial missed the mark. You imply that Governor Christie's decision not to follow the pension law he signed in 2011 was political. And that political dispute should not play a role in amending constitutions. Creating and amending constitutions without politics is a pipe dream. Whatever one's politics the issue here is one of character and honor. And respecting the tax-paying public sector workers' rights as editorial page editor Alfred P. Doblin wrote in his column, lying to public employees was morally reprehensible. But then Doblin steps in over his head with the public should have been doing the math. Well, the truth is that the system was sound when Governor Christie Whitman decided to play with it years ago. Republican Christie Whitman Well, the unions and the savvy press objected to her methodology and predicted close to what is happening today. I think she tried to privatize the division of motor vehicles back then too. It was a fiasco. That's why counties and municipalities put their pension payments back on track not long after the state system went off track. Showing fiscal and pension responsibility the past 15 years Bergen County government is AAA bond rated. While the Christie administration's bond rating has been downgraded nine times. Because the state regularly fails to meet pension payment obligations. They already broke the pension payment law. So why would the same public servants who are still being called scapegoats by a governor now running for president support another revised pension law? A constitutional amendment with quarterly pension payments is the sensible but sad current worker response to the follies to which they have been subjected. Any of the shenanigans you hear about Governor Chris Christie is pretty much shared by all republicans there. They all have the same things in common. Whether you're talking about Scott Walker of Wisconsin or Rick Scott of Florida it doesn't matter. They all have the same greedy selfish corrupt agendas and without compassion or empathy for the have-nots they all have the same way of thinking. And they're paid off quite handsomely. They don't have to worry about their pensions do they? They don't have to worry about their health care their pensions their food supply and the quality of their food supply. They worry about nothing. I think even the bodyguards and security these scumbags have are paid for by taxpayers. And the way they are I would assume they need lots of bodyguards. I wouldn't assume that because it seems to me that the republicans never gets what they deserve.  You notice all of the militant groups and militias all tend to be like libertarian right-wingers? Right-wingers. They all tend to be they don't claim allegiance to any political party but they are right-wingers that blame government for everything. Everything is the fault of big government. And they're ready for the day when government comes after their guns. The government's going to take their guns. Government there was something else they were paranoid about. I was reading an article. Government wants to take away everything from them their basic rights and freedom and possessions. Everything is the government not realizing that it is the corporate controlled right-wing section of the government that doesn't want them to have any rights or any way of defending themselves.  I mean, it's like with immigration. The Democrats don't begrudge anybody the right to have a firearm if you get it legally. Everything they're saying today they did not say several years ago even the head of the NRA they were all saying background checks. Now no they're all saying no now. I heard a young leader of an anti-Obama militia got shot right between the eyes by one of his buddies in a dispute over a gun. Ha! Yeah, one of the gun nuts the leader of this group or militia got taken out by one of his own. That's how it would be when every time they can harry including all the crazies can have guns can carry can have it on their person. It's going to be like Dodge City. Everyone has the biggest stick. And they don't use it against. The fastest draw. You can have a smaller stick but if you're a faster draw than the other nut that's how it's going to be from disputes or rage you name it, it's going to be like that because everybody has supposedly the right to carry even if they're a psychiatric patient even if they have a criminal background and you know the criminals always get their guns through the black market so how is gun control going to stop that? Me and Billy Morrow were having this discussion you know it's like okay you can implement the best gun laws but you think the criminals are going to apply for a permit? Does that stop us from making other laws against other stuff? Even though we know some of them are going to be breaking that law? I mean it's good that the honest citizens go through the process of getting it honestly you know and get having there's nothing wrong if you have nothing to hide you should not be reluctant to allow a background check the same thing with you know if you get a really good job and they want to give you a drug test and they want to do a little background check or somebody wants to check your credit or this or that or blah blah blah you know what I mean? It's like if you have nothing to hide you should not mind being checked out so you get checked out big deal alright you know the criminals are going to get it through the black market but they're criminals you know but I mean this idea of anybody walking into a store a retail store and buying a weapon or a gun show or buying it from a private citizen yeah without any without any permit without any background check do you want do you want your your hot-headed neighbor to have an arsenal really or whatever you want to go into into a golden corral restaurant buffet and and see people with automatic weapons go up to get the food you know because he didn't cook your meat correctly or maybe Burger King said sorry sir when we stopped serving breakfast two minutes ago and the guy says I want my bacon and cheese croissant sandwich now yeah but we stopped serving breakfast I don't care you hear you know and he lifts up the AK-47 or the cheap ass American gun at what is it AR or something oh yeah AR-15, AR yeah he had a little shit a little shit oh another thing is all the teabaggers insist that Vladimir Putin is a liar and he's a bad guy and I said no, Vladimir Putin is bombing the hell out of ISIS for real but teabaggers won't accept any wrongdoing from a Republican administration like 9-11 with Bush Cheney like they won't like everything America is like flag waving flag waving God's country yeah it's ordained by God because the Republican says Putin is no good they automatically believe that the bad guy is always in another country and not here that's correct in Washington we are God's people a Christian nation oh yeah well that's why I'm sure I'm sure Kim Davis thinks that oh yes she has a right to foist her or bigoted beliefs I have a right well you know what you do have a right to freedom of speech and be a hateful bigot but don't claim to be a real Christian because you're not a real Christian follows what's inside the Bible columnist Catherine Rample makes an error about social security that is common among some young conservative writers oh I hate young conservative writers they're supposed to know better they're young the program was never meant to fund a current workers retirement but to pay retirement benefits to the previous generation in other words my son is working for me he's paying my social security when he has a son his son will be working for him it is always the generation behind when social security began the first payout was after four years so that the fund could build up you had to have money in the fund correct so that's you know part of that whole shebang as long as people are not calling it an entitlement because it's not it's not entitlement and it has nothing to do with the deficit correct it is its own fund it is called the payroll tax it is not welfare social service program for the poor it is an insurance fund it is something that we the people have paid into therefore it is really irrelevant how much current retirees are taking out of the system compared with how much they have put in those who are young right now will someday be the elders whose retirement income will come in part from those workers who come after them you know I bet these so called these young so called Republicans I bet they grew up in a well off family I bet their dads were high income people that problem is they may not be they think like the oligarchs because they have been taught that they have been taught that the poor are lazy and are their own problem they've always put shoulder to shoulder with the oligarchs they are better than those other people that's how it is like the children of the top 20% or 1% think they are better than everyone else because we are rich people and we have class and we have this and we have that as compared to let's say young people like the young Turks who think differently who are progressive different attitude Payments to those retirees will reflect the cost of living at that time just as taxes on those workers wages will reflect current salaries this is how social security works and has always worked and I am not one of those who believe the program will shortly be insolvent there are numerous studies showing that social security needs just a few fixes to keep it going for many years to come but some would rather believe the popular doomsday predictions as it stands now social security is fine excuse me till 2037 Bernie Sanders says social security is just fine and dandy till 2037 they may have to do some kind of fix and the easiest fix of course is to have the rich pay for the social security after what is it I think it's $114,000 after that they don't pay anymore they don't pay anymore the easiest fix would to pattern the united states pretty much after the Scandinavian countries because they are doing just fine and dandy also with their system and taxing taxing the rich appropriately accordingly is the way you fix a country an economy well that's the only revenue you get take care of people I mean people should should not live in a pigeon coop when they retire they should retire with dignity and have good health care and have some sense of security I'm not saying that all seniors should live high on a hog oh by the way seniors that do have big bucks you know they don't really need Medicare and Social Security I mean they don't need Medicare would be everybody would eventually ideally get you know a single payer for social health care but I mean to collect a Social Security check like for instance when when Ed Koch was alive the Walmart why should they be collecting a Social Security check you're a fucking multi-billioner what the hell do you need with Medicare and Social Security honestly even a senator or congressman making a thousand a year plus can afford to pay for their own health insurance policy and retirement fund you know their own IRA contributions even they I mean Chris Christie and his wife supposedly together awards over 17 million dollars from what I understand they could pay for their own retirement and then some and their own health care what the hell do they need to collect anymore from the taxpayer they don't but they do because the people in America don't get involved and they don't they just they're in their own they allow them to take over they're in their own little world you know you're supposed to be going to up in arms demanding to be heard of course you should always vote so what are we doing here that's it no we got one more you want one more or you want two more well it depends I gotta make a choice then it depends how good they are alright you know what grab the better of the two now which is better which is alright grab the serious one and leave this is very serious for the people involved of course there might be dingleberries 30 years ago when I was an army officer my wife went crazy she had an affair wound up getting pregnant oh gosh that makes things difficult let me guess she had the baby when I got out of the army she saw the man one more time before we moved and got pregnant again let me guess she had that baby too did she get an abortion or you don't know yet why do all these women keep the baby nowadays no matter who impregnates them we also had a child together later big deal when I found out my eldest son didn't have the correct blood type I confronted her and she admitted it I then had all my children tested and realized only the last one is mine so he's an army officer and I assume he was well educated to be one and he stood with the woman after what she did he didn't know about it oh this was way after the fact geez I love the other two as well as my son and I would not destroy his or the other boys lives my wife and I had counseling it helped some the problem is I feel like my wife has been destroyed and I don't know what does do no what she did was very very bad and beyond counseling what she did she is a no good slut piece of shit adulterer all the above to get knocked up by this other man like that some people involved there didn't do any birth control did they no like a bareback Bristol you like my new phrase for her bareback Bristol loves the pistol hold on levity bells bareback Bristol she must like to go bareback of course she keeps getting knocked up well she can't use condoms this is against guy oh even though she's supposedly not married right she's not married doesn't matter she can't use that's birth control that's abortion condoms are abortion oh so the scum guppies have to fly oh yeah they gotta go in there they gotta swim they gotta do the we haven't heard this mother fucker throughout the whole show until now because it's decent out there I guess anyway dear Abbey says I assume you and your wife had joint counseling after you learned about her repeated infidelity infidelity what this sounds like an insurance company infidelity infidelity oh I hate insurance commercials nationwide is on your side that's stupid I know that what it's worth they pay in the lying Geico lizard there and the general hey I got a quote from all of them they all wanted to rip me off all those companies who's paying manning those stupid nationwide commercials oh they are stupid what is that actor who does the the Lincoln MK where the big bull is in the highway go ahead the big bull is in the highway and he stops his Lincoln MK and he says he's looking at the bull and he says yeah Abbey and he does insurance no he's definitely for the Lincoln the Lincoln MK3 or whatever that sounds cute but insurance companies they lie through their teeth I mean commercials like car dealers like car dealers I saw cable TV commercial and I saw the little disclaimer on the bottom but it was quick it was like like two seconds and it disappeared you can't read that stupid thing you think I'm going to spend knowing that everything is going to be fiber optics anyway you think I'm going to spend $80 a month for Verizon files are you out of your mind $80 a month while your faith in women may have been shaken your life has not been destroyed feeling as you do it's time for you to privately discuss your feelings with another licensed mental health professional after that you will be better equipped to rationally decide how to move forward I feel for the guy I really do I mean it's a bad form it's really very traumatic it's well I feel that the only real problem because you're going to love the kids anyway there's the lie that she told me or didn't tell me because it was an omission because that broke the trust between the two and it was a lie that they were living for those years yeah that's very true very true and I might as well put Verizon by FiOS all the cable companies they all suck optimum into the chiseless hall of shame you had optimum at your house I have optimum they claim they only have fiber optics to the main hub over on main street but going from the main hub to the home it's coaxial twisted copper cable it's coaxial going into the house is coaxial the only thing that FiOS claims is that it's a dedicated fiber optics line right to your house so they're saying they have fiber optics up in the telephone optimum doesn't have the dedicated fiber optics going to the house now of course you're not going to cause the fortune to cut the house and pull all the to pull all the coaxial out of the house unless you have the money to spend to turn it to fiber optics everything's going to be fiber optics so the concept of paying now is insane it's a lot of money only new houses will get it right new houses and I've seen some new houses I've seen the cheap building material going into a new house let me tell you something you're going to have a new house built you make sure that you get I like stone I like brick like Florida cave we should be living in cave you know I've seen homes built inside of hills I've seen subterranean homes where you don't need air conditioning no because like a certain amount down it's like 50 or 55 all the time right like you have okay you have a front door that's visible but everything else is on the ground which means you have to get like those LED daylight bulbs which are easy to get natural daylight bulbs you light up the house with that you don't need no freaking windows and you won't need an air conditioner and it also maintains the beauty of the terrain you know you maintain you don't have to destroy the vegetation of the area so you maintain the beauty and the oxygen producing vegetation how do you like those if you look around the world cities right they're made of stone absolutely the houses are stone white wash with whatever especially in typhoon and hurricane areas if you go to the Caribbean they're all cement block and steel frame they're built to withstand storms and those houses are cooler in the summer you know without getting into the air conditioning so but the building material they use up here in the northeast is crap I mean what they charge for the home and you really don't own your home that's a big joke that's another lie you really don't own shit oh you do own the piece of crap house they built for you and overcharge you for but you really don't own the land it sits on until you go bad on your mortgage then they take everything away well they try to anyway I mean people say American dream I'm a homeowner I'm a homeowner you don't own shit you believe all the lies that were pumped into you since you were a kid all the lying history books in school like I had all lies and these are the people that walk around waving a flag Merk Merk God's country Merk Merk can't go wrong Merk Merk never did anything wrong these are numbskulls imbeciles that believe the lies unfortunately only a small flock lies them you know that uh Bernie Sanders really comes out full blasting I think there is another democratic debate coming up I believe it's tomorrow oh is that a fact I do think so I'm not sure which channel it's on Sunday tomorrow Sunday yeah but I don't really know but I believe it's on tomorrow oh then I gotta watch it yeah I want to see some heat between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders I think there will be some heat especially after you know Hillary and Chelsea were like questioning his integrity a little oh well it's not his integrity at least they want a full plan they want a plan because you can't really get any dirt on Bernie there is no dirt to get on Bernie full plan how you gonna pay for it Bernie I'll be very soon about it I'm going to tax the rich I'm going to tax the rich but it's not as bad as they say even he's thinking in terms of 50% whereas you are thinking in terms of 90% oh I love that 90% oh that Eisenhower 90% brother deficits you know surplus budgets some tea bagger says it all was a different country back then well it certainly was do you know how much the deficit was on me back then a few billion I mean we're talking money today we're talking trillions of dollars back then it was crap G.W. Bush screwed up Bill Clinton's administration yeah he took 125,000 surplus at the end with his tax cut and Iraq war and that's it when you think of Bush Cheney and the Iraq war and Afghanistan and everything you got to think of the example of the ultimate and selfishness the ultimate and selfishness you can get more selfish in that but there's a lot of things going on and I'm blaming the Democratic party also there are shenanigans going on in that part of the world the Middle East all these countries and I think you got to watch watch out for those Saudis the there are no friends over there there's a true enemy none look at Turkey the so-called ally Turkey in NATO but it's a traitor it was buying the oil from Syria the ISIS one group says the Saudis no damn good other people say oh no it's not a Saudis it's ISIS oh no it's Assad but the problem is when these people complain and say Saddam's not good Momar's not good Assad's not good let them throw him out not the United States it is none of all of our business you see that map that cute map that shows the United States is responsible for in reality they show one map is all red the United States has bases everywhere and then it shows the only thing red is the United States this is what you're really responsible for you're not the police force of the world it's none of your damn business to be occupying these countries except there's resources to be had be had money to be made which is kind of like it's kind of like capitalism call it what it is piracy no capitalism we steal your resources and we sell them and we make money we make money buy low sell high whether you want to call it the fault of the Zionists or the corporate oligarchy or whatever you want to call it it's all the devil's economics the devil's economics now that last one is that a short one or not so short that absolute it can wait till next week it's like the bald eagles I heard they're making a comeback are they in trouble again birds already nesting continue to breed so I guess they're doing okay they've been spotted in northern New Jersey believe it or not bald eagles near the Hackensack river in Bergen County yes that's true there are now 16 nesting pairs so that means there's 32 16 males and 16 females throughout New Jersey just right over here well these two are bald eagles they're over here at the near the Hackensack river I see red-tailed hawks across the street from me so wouldn't it be cool if you know you started seeing these big bald eagles everywhere wouldn't it be cool they usually like to stain your water I think they like fish and mice I think they're mostly fish eagles but I don't think they would like the fish in the Hackensack river they wouldn't last too long it's very polluted eating those that's the gist of the article okay take care thank you for joining us for progressive discussions seven bells for the show I didn't get a chance to ring that bell during the show so I did we'll see you next time bye bye that's the way this has been a mega live 21 production


Can I make money as a private tutor while teaching English abroad? Yes, teaching English to private students is a very common practice for thousands of teachers who live and work abroad. For many, it offers a great way to earn extra income on top of a salary earned from working in a language school. While for others, it becomes a full-time job once they've found enough clients. In certain situations, working as a private tutor is the most common form of income for foreign teachers. In some large European cities, where language schools tend to only hire teachers from within the European Union, you will find large numbers of American teachers working as private tutors due to the high demand for English language instruction. Whether it is your main income or just to top up your salary, working as a private English language tutor can be a perfect option for many TEFL-certified teachers. How to start Probably the most important step you can take is to become TEFL or TESOL-certified before you start teaching. Completing an internationally accredited certification course will not only provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to plan and deliver successful lessons, but it will also provide you with a qualification that shows prospective clients that you are a serious teaching professional. When looking to attract your first clients, there are several things you can do to increase your appeal. Contacting other teachers that are already working in the local area is a simple yet highly effective way to getting the insight knowledge to help you get started. The next step is to advertise your services. The most common method of advertising is to post flyers on notice boards in areas frequented by students, such as universities and coffee shops. Having a few business cards at hand is also recommended as you might meet potential clients at any time of the day or night. When advertising your services, it is also recommended that you have a local phone number that clients can use to contact you. Expecting clients to phone an international number is a guaranteed way to lose business. Another great way to attract students is to offer incentives in your advertising. Offering a free introductory lesson as well as discounts for purchasing multiple sessions are both tried and tested methods for getting customers through the door. Giving free lessons or discounts to clients who refer new students is also an effective strategy for increasing your client list. By utilizing these common methods for attracting clients, you should find that working as an independent English language tutor is a viable option, whether full or part-time.


This is stock number 10874. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy duty truck and RAM headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2015 RAM 2500 regular cab long box. This truck has the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor. It has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and tapped off. The truck has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go. Deep Cherry Red is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this truck in the upper right hand part of the screen is a link right to our website. Click that and check us out there. Comes with the 18 inch polished aluminum rims and it has General Grabber AT LT27570R18 tires. And these tires have probably about 70 to 80% of the tread left. So really good amount of tread left on the tire is the frame and under body for being a 2015 is in really nice shape. Front fender is in excellent condition. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. The lenses are nice and clear. The front bumper, no dents or dings on that. Lower valance looks really good. And the grille is in nice shape as well as a nice bug shield and the hood is in really nice shape as well. Notice it does have the clearance lights up there on the roof. And on the passenger side, fender looks good, no dents or dings and the passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're so interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. And that's why we offer the Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen, a link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote, even appraise a trade-off from the comfort of your own home. The frame and underbody is in nice shape. And the lower rockers all look really good. I didn't see any corrosion starting there. Really nice condition for a 2015. Back frame's nice and the back tires had probably about 60% of the trebleft, 60-70%. No scuffs or scrapes on there. And as we come around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in excellent condition. No dents or dings. Tailgate's in pretty nice shape. And it does have a Line-X spray and bed liner. Has fifth wheel bed rails. So if you wanted to put a fifth wheel in here, that'd be pretty easy to do. And the bed's in really nice shape. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly. Has a locking tailgate as well. And as you go down to the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side. No dents or dings on the box. Looks really good. And for full disclosure, this back rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. Back tires have just as much tread, or that tire has just as much tread as the other back tire. Door looks really good as well. It does have the fold-out heated tow mirrors. They also fold in like so. And they do have built-in directional signals in the mirrors. Inside the SLT package gives you the gray cloth interior. There are no rips. There are no tears on the seats. They're in really nice shape. Power driver's seat with lumbar. It does come with factory floor mats throughout. Auto headlamps, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. You can see the door is in really nice shape. You get storage behind the back seats. It has a little storage cubby back there as well. Latch child safety anchors, and then the sliding rear window, and that's a manual slide. Side current airbags. And as we hop inside the vehicle here, you can see that this one has 42,566 miles. Manual speedometer, outside temp, compass display, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Steering wheel is in great condition as well. No major wear on that. Cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth, and information center controls on the back. Does come with the automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. I'm thinking it's a six-speed. You can always find out by, nope, it's a five-speed. Nope, six-speed. You can always find by putting it in that, in the drive mode, selecting the negative, and then hitting the up, see how far it goes up. So a six-speed automatic transmission comes with the five-inch touchscreen radio, AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities, which is nice. Turned out four-wheel drive. It does have the factory brake controller, and it does have five up-fitter switches if you wanted to add some lights or any power accessories to this vehicle that you just took them up to these buttons, and then you can use them like power switches. Stability control, tow-haul, has a 115-volt, 150-watt plug-in, passenger side-floor mat, and seat are in really nice shape as well. No rips or tears on there, and liner is in nice shape, too. Do you get map lights up there? And this one does come with the 40-20-40 split-bench seating, which is a nice feature, and you get storage underneath there as well. So we'll take a quick look under the hood, and then we'll do one more final walk around of the truck. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, and hopefully from this HD video, you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around, inside and out. Under the hood, we have the 5.7-liter V8 Hemi motor, engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Like I said before, this truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. Truck has been gone through, typically 100%, and is 100% ready to go. We'll do one more final walk around here, and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, half-tons, three-quarter-tons, one-tons. You name it, we got it. Go to our website, www.SummitAuto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations, all at SummitAuto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to YouTube.com-SummitAuto. 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Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armour. The stocks will share reviewing the spy. Well, what a show of strength here into the late morning for the spy. And again, I knew this when I saw this this morning. This was going to be rough going here for the market to continue higher today. Not that it couldn't by the end of the week, but today based on the gap up, it either had to go immediately, which it didn't do, which we saw right out of the gate, or it was going to take a while and and so it did. It did. I mean the spy is actually green. Actually, we got 45 minutes left in the day or thereabouts and we're gonna try to make it brand new all-time high in the market today. Wow. We did in the queues in the gap. The spy did not. Whoo. So I called a bunch of calls yesterday morning before the open in the spy, in the queues, in Apple, in Disney, in Amazon. Gosh, I think that was everything. Anyways, everything gapped up this morning and a lot, a lot, quite frankly, and I really thought that the safe exit, well the safe exit would have been yesterday, but I really was reading the market would be higher today and gap up today, which it did, then the next conservative exit was this morning out of the gate and then obviously if we're still in these, there's plenty of time. So I mean, who's to say, this looks like it's going to continue and follow through here into the close. The next number is clearly 333. That wouldn't be a brand new all-time high here for the spy and it just seems like it really almost seems like there is nothing stopping this market at this point. I mean, when you look at it, Google's reported, Amazon's reported, Facebook's reported, Apple's reported, Netflix has reported, Snap reported, fell today, didn't affect the market, Twitter's tomorrow morning, the banks are ready reported. I mean, what could mess this up? I don't know. I mean, there still could be volatility going into the market, but the impeachment votes tonight, that could spark a reaction tonight into tomorrow, but everybody thinks that Trump's not going to be impeached when the vote comes out and if that occurs in the market could continue through up until tonight and then Thursday. And actually, maybe that's why we're rallying right now, but they said the vote was 355 or 4, 318. So we're in a bullish market. Period and a story. And if you're shorting things in this market overnight, carrying shorts overnight is what I'm talking about. You better be super duper, super duper, super duper sure that you are in the right stuff to the downside. And to be honest, for you, even for day traits. So we did the snap today. I'll do a video on that shortly, but this market is a rockin' and a rollin' and we will see where we go. Unemployment data is out Friday and that is before the market opens and that will create a reaction as well. Good luck, everyone. We'll see what the rest of the market brings.


A job. There are a lot of different kinds of jobs. Every adult has to do something in order to get money. So when students finish their studies, they want to find a good job. Not all jobs are well paid, even if the job is important. I don't think that's fair. For example, doctors do very important thing. They save people, but very often they get rather low salary. When young people see this injustice, they choose something else. I think that there are plenty of good and really important jobs which are underpaid. A teacher, an engineer, a hairdresser, a doctor or a nurse, a mechanic, a plumber, a shop assistant, a police officer, etc. Even a cleaner is important, because we all like to live in clean cities, walk along clean streets and have clean workplaces. As far as I'm concerned, there should be a balance. An important job should be well paid, and people should choose a job according to their interests, skills and talents.


Well, the other deputy mayors report directly to me. I had no idea I was going to be in public service. A friend of mine suggested that I join this little agency that had just come off the ground until I get a real job. That was 28 years ago. The most important thing is to reach the objective. I don't care about the noise, I don't care about people complaining, I don't care about any of that. I care about getting from point A to point B as quickly and efficiently as you possibly can. Working at SCA, and then the Department of Design and Construction, what we did was work really, really hard on a blueprint for change and to move things forward. And now my job here is to work on that exact same thing for all the agencies. What you aspired to be in the days when I was growing up was a wife and a mother. Those are the things that we were brought up believing were part of our job and part of our life. I come from a large Italian family.  Everybody knew one another. My mother was a single parent, divorced when I was three months old. She had to work full time. Watching her manage and juggle all of those different pieces and still be such a loving, warm person kind of influenced me a lot. There's no rules anymore. Nobody says you must be married. All three of my girls, they have a different life now. So just do what it is that you feel good about. I have a daughter who is a single parent and she works in government. There is such a reward in government. Certainly you're not making a lot of money, that's for dawn sure. But there's something to be said about knowing you've impacted a lot of people. I think the greatest leadership lesson I've learned is that nobody's perfect. A person may be an expert in one area and not know how to turn on the computer. So once you accept that and you surround yourself with all kinds of different people with different skill sets and you get to know them and you are loyal to them, they will be loyal to you and you will get the very best from them.


It's time for the Lawn Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. A presentation of the Lawn Jean Wettner Watch Company, maker of Lawn Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wettner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lawn Jean. Good evening. This is Frank Knight. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lawn Jean Chronoscope? Larry Lusser of the CBS television news staff, and Gil Robb Wilson, editor and publisher of Flying Magazine. Our distinguished guest for this evening is General Harold R. Harris, President of Northwest Orient Airlines. General Harris, you've been a test pilot, a crop duster. I think you were the first man to bail out by parachute, and then I first met you as an Air Force General, and now you're the president of an airline. Can you tell us something about the future of your opinion of commercial air transport? I think the easiest way to speak to that particular question is to consider where we are in air transportation. We are today in the same position as the railroads were in the turn of the last century, as the steamships were at approximately the same time. We are on the threshold of air transportation. No one can tell how far we will go any more than the people that were watching the new railroads and the new steamships. It's a plant that former means of transportation. General, I've traveled on your airline out to the Far East, to Japan. I wondered what effect peace in Korea would have on your own operations in Asia? There would be a marked increase in the activities on all of the airlines serving the Asian area. We found that in connection with the rehabilitation of Germany as soon as the shooting stopped and the situation became a commercial situation rather than a military situation. We found that there was an enormous increase in air travel. The same thing is true of the Orient. As soon as the bars are down, the military security is released or at least reduced. We would have no difficulty in filling every airplane we could possibly put in the operation. Well, if peace broke out all of Asia, you'd be in a good position. But tell me, what effect does the hostile China have on your operations towards the Orient now? It has a very serious effect in that we realize we're flying past a keg of dynamite that might explode at any time.  Well, you've never had an incident, have you, Harold? We have not, no. Well, flying over the Bering Sea, I notice that your pilots rather circumscribe their routes in order to keep south of the international date line, although we are normally allowed to travel right up to the edges of it. Do you feel that there is some danger from cruising Soviet patrol planes up there? Oh, certainly there is a possibility of some trigger-happy Russian getting way out of course and doing something ridiculous. That has not occurred so far and hopefully it will not. Well, General Harris, there are a lot of oriental passengers coming this way. I notice on the planes coming back from Tokyo, are human beings actually considered strategic cargo? Well, from my money, the only strategic cargo that exists are human beings. The material that we normally think of as strategic material is only used and useful by people who know how to do it and consequently, the strategic label goes on the people and not on the material. Was there very much screening of the people that you bring back from the Orient to the United States and to Alaska? Well, I presume there is. That, of course, is not done by the airline. That's done by the government agencies concerned. Well, as a former General Harris, could you tell us what the relationship is between a commercial airline and the air defense of the United States? Yes, sir. The commercial airlines, as you may realize, have exactly the same relationship to the defense of the United States as the maritime ships in the maritime business, which are normally used for commercial purposes. They're all available as naval auxiliary vessels as soon as the war starts. We are exactly in the same position and have, of course, a greater scope of activity because of the great ease of transport movement to any part of the world, Well, I think that's the point that most people miss. Harold and Larry, air transportation is a system of global logistics which could control the peace of the world. They talk about air power and they're usually referring to military establishment, but the Romans controlled the world in their day by the commercial use of the roads and the British controlled the world of their day by the commercial use of the airlines. There was no distinction between the military and the commercial. Let's get this right. The British didn't control the world by the airlines. They controlled the world by the Navy. Well, their Navy controlled the sea lanes and the British Navy made them enroad doctors stand up. Now, I think that we could control the world the same way today and I think that is the one great hiatus in the whole international thinking about aviation. I think this airline out here is just as important a factor for world control as you could possibly get if you want to describe any military situation. I want to differ with you a little bit there in this respect. The airlines, the United States are not in business to control the world. Well, that's good. And we don't feel that there's anybody in Washington that wants us to take that position. We're quite sure that the United States itself does not want to control the world. Well, surely it's important, General, for the flag of the United States to be flown on our aircraft all around the world. And in regard to that, may I ask, why are we letting the British get ahead of us in the development of jet air transport? The history of the British development is quite interesting. You'll recall that at the end of the war, the British were doing almost nothing with large transport aircraft. By a combination of circumstances, the transport aircraft development had fallen into the hands of the United States manufacturers. The British were wise enough to see that they would be behind the eight ball in connection with trying to match the piston engine aircraft, which were so satisfactorily being turned out by the American manufacturers. Consequently, they moved right into the jet field. They have spent very large sums of money in their experimentation and have turned out some very, very interesting products. Well, why haven't we spent that much? Why haven't you, as an airline's president, spent that much in research and developing jets? Well, no airline can afford to do a development job without sort. That either has to be done as a private venture by a very wealthy manufacturing organization. It's estimated that it will cost from 20 to 28 million dollars to design, build, and test one jet transport airplane in the United States. And there are very few people that are prepared to walk up and put that kind of money on an experiment which might not be very successful. I don't say that as a criticism of the engineers that we've got in the United States. I'm sure that we could today build a more successful, more satisfactory jet airplane, jet transport airplane, than can be built elsewhere in the world. But it's just simply a question of finding somebody that's prepared to take that risk. Well, if the government won't do this research in commercial air transport, how can we compete with the British if they put these jets on our transatlantic or your trans-specific routes? Larry, I didn't make myself clear, I guess. I didn't say that the government wouldn't spend the money. I said the government hasn't spent the money. I said that the airlines can't spend the money because they don't have it. And that the manufacturers are understandably a little slow in spending that kind of money. The government could spend it. Are we putting our research money now, General Harrison, in military research solely? Well, almost all military research has some eventual end product in the commercial field. But how rapidly those various end products can be integrated into the commercial activities is, to a considerable degree, a question of how much equipment the various airlines already have in hand. We can only buy expensive new aircraft and get them in operation as we are able to do so with profits which we are making in our business. So far, the profits in the airline business have not been as satisfactory as they might be, and consequently, it isn't possible for many of the airlines to even consider the enormous expenditures which a complete rehabilitation of its fleet in the expensive jet field would require. General, I understand you want to extend your airline to Hong Kong and Calcutta. Would you be able to compete with the British Comets on those routes? Well, the present Comet aircraft has got a variety of people reporting on it, but many of whom say that it is not an economic aircraft. That the question of trying to make some profit with that airplane is a question which cannot be answered in the affirmative. Since the British company that's operating the Comets is a part of the British government, wholly owned by the British government, presumably that any loss, if there is any loss, would be borne by the British government. General Harris has a final question I'd like to ask you. What developments do you see ahead in commercial air transport? Well, it depends on how far ahead you want to look. Next year, for instance, we will institute non-stop operations across Pacific. There will be non-stop from Tokyo to Alaska in both directions. That is a very important development. If anybody had ever told me that aircraft would carry large numbers of passengers and crew and cargo and mail across Pacific non-stop, I thought they needed the heads examined. But it's still a fact. There we are. We're going to do it. Now, down the road apiece, we're going to have atomic power. Perhaps we'll have what are now called guided missiles that will carry not only cargo and mail, but maybe we'll have them so that they'll properly carry passengers. Well, thank you very much, General Harris. It's been a great pleasure to have you here tonight. Thank you. The opinions you've heard our speakers express tonight have been entirely their own. 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