Welcome to the Knuckleheads of Liberty. So a few weeks ago the representative, Republican representative who is running for governor in New York, he was out stumping and he had somebody come up and assault him. He was on a stage speaking to a group of people and some guy just sort of wandered up and I guess he had sort of a sharp weapon. I'm not, I don't want to say necessarily a full-size knife but it was some sort of a blade and he approached him and then he sort of took a swing with the knife and Zeldin sort of grabbed him to stop himself from being stabbed and then a whole bunch of people sort of gang rushed him and pulled this attacker down. It's not quite the Dave Chappelle incident that we saw about a month ago but still you know quite a bit concerning and the crazy thing was that after this attack he was apparently immediately released on bail or without bail I guess you know because in New York is one of those states now where they're just simply not requiring any bail and I guess the guy seems like he might have been really out of it that he really didn't know maybe where he was or what he was doing he didn't really have a good recollection the guy who was the attacker but to me that seems like even more of a reason to hold the guy. He's wildly assaulting people and he's not sure what he's doing that this seems like it's definitely something where you know you might want to hold him until we're sure that the threat is is gone or we might have more of these you know potentially it'll take a good guy with a gun to stop this guy which is not something we want to see this eventually get to. So what do you guys think about this? You know under New York's reform, the bail reform whatever they want to call it, they charged the guy with attempted assault and believe it or not an attempted assault in New York is not a felony so because it's not a felony the prosecutors could not act that the guy be held on any sort of bail so the judge let him out the judge had no choice in the matter they let him let him out without bail now you just described the guy you just describe all these circumstances the guy said he didn't even know who the congressman was or nothing he just went up on stage and to attack him for God knows what reason but this is the the problem here these politicians put these things in place and then who have to live with the consequences us the private citizen when this guy was it was a congressman but still though he had nothing to do with this guy the guy Jesse said that this is the time to stop this guy from speaking now what craziness is this what craziness is this but this all goes back to the whole point the the the tolerance of the lawlessness that is going on in our society with all of these so-called reforms that is going on and then the selective prosecutions also that are going on all of this is is putting our criminal justice system at risk and putting the lives of our citizens also at risk and this is horrible and yeah I think you're saying the same thing basically the Jason was is that you know if they they wouldn't have these kinds of lax rules then they you know then the good guys with guns have to come into play and we don't really want that after all I mean we prefer not to be assaulted or robbed or any of these things so so I guess the rule is that if you block the guy trying to knife you and prevent him from injuring you that's an attempted assault and the guy gets off but if you you are too slow or too weak or or just don't see it coming any assault and he stabs you with his knife or whatever he has sharp pointy stick then that's an assault and so but essentially by the reflex it reflect reflexive defending act of the potential victim here actually a victim the guy the guy gets off I mean it's like seriously the intent was to to to injure the this person let him off because he was unsuccessful exactly well imagine too I mean if this had been one of these democrat legislatures who had you know actual bodyguards with them who were armed and do we really think this wouldn't have ended without some bloodshed here you know I you know if somebody had come at say Joe Biden wielding something like a knife right do we really think that you know that that's not going to end in some kind of violence right you know this is just a bunch of supporters of his who who jumped to the you know to his defense and and pulled this guy down but man if somebody had been carrying at that point you know it could have gotten a lot worse potentially so and you know that's the whole point of you know these these guys you know when there's when there's something this wrong that's the whole point of having a court and a police system is to you know when there's somebody who's literally out there whose potential threat to violently assault people and such that that's that's when we're supposed to you know be able to to remove that threat so it doesn't escalate into something where you know we literally have to defend ourselves with deadly force but look at what they're doing oh Jason look at what they're doing okay they're undermining the police remember this whole defund the police movement which is still going on at i mean at a lower temperature these days but they want to defund the police what they're trying to do they undermine law enforcement then they come along with this bail reform this so-called bail reform what they're trying to do undermine the judicial system so look at thing every everything that they're trying to do to contain criminality it's been undermined whether it's whether it's law enforcement or whether the judicial system they just trying to undermine all of these things and who's going to pay the prices us we're going to pay the price it life liberty and the pursuit of haptiness always and forever


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Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can copy reverse of an array into another array. Before starting, you can note my information, you can follow or subscribe my YouTube channel through this URL that is youtube.com slash sanjaygupta underscore tax school. You can download my programming app, Techimus, which is available on Google Play. Now coming onto the topic, here in this program, I am first receiving an array from user, then I will be copying its reverse into another array with the help of C program.  Here two arrays A and B are declared, then IJ two variables are declared. Using printf enter elements, masses will be displayed on console and with the help of this for loop 10 elements will be received inside a array. Now after receiving all 10 elements, I am going to implement another loop starting from I equals to zero and J equals to nine. So I am initializing two variables here I zero and J nine condition is I less than 10. So array is containing 10 elements. That's why I have to repeat this loop 10 times and then I plus plus and J minus minus. Now inside this loop I have to implement the code so that I can copy value of A into B in reverse order. So here I am writing B of J equals to A of I. So now see this statement. I is pointing to zero index. So A zero will be stored in BJ. J is pointing to nine. So ninth index of B array will be receiving the value which is stored at A zero index. So simply we can say first element of A array is stored at last location of B array. Then I plus plus this will make I one and J minus minus so J will become eight. So second time first index or you can say value which is available at first index of A array will be stored at eighth index of B array. So this way A array will be stored in reverse order inside B array. Now after completion of this loop I have to print B array. So I can show this message reverse of array then for I equals to zero I less than 10 I plus plus and with this follow I am going to print values of B array. Now you can see I have implemented the complete code. It is divided into three segments. First segment is reading 10 elements in A array. Then second segment is copying values of A array into B in reverse order. And third segment is printing reverse of A with the help of B because B is containing values of A in reverse order. So this way I have implemented this code in C programming. Now I am executing this code. You can see it is asking for 10 numbers. So I have entered 10 numbers and you can see the output reverse of array. The entered values are printing in reverse order. So this way I have copied all the elements of A array into B array in reverse order. Now I am going to remove this J variable from this loop and here in place of J I am writing nine minus I. So now check this logic. I is zero. So A will be assigning zero index value into B nine minus I. So I is zero. So it will become nine. So B array ninth index will be receiving that value. Then I plus plus I will become one. So A one will be assigned into A nine minus one. So it will become eight. So B arrays eight index will be receiving the value which is available at A one. So this way all the elements of A array will be stored inside B array in reverse order. So with help of this I variable only we can manage indexes of two different very two different arrays. Now I am executing this code. You can see it is again asking for 10 numbers. I am entering 10 values and you can see the output. The reverse of array is printing properly. So friends this way I have demonstrated you how you can copy reverse of an array into another array.  I hope you have understood all the logics which I have demonstrated you. If you want to watch more programming related videos you can follow or subscribe my YouTube channel through the URL youtube.com slash sanjaygupta underscore tax pool. You can also download my programming at TechMS which is available on Google Play. So if you want to learn programming or you want to watch more programming related videos you can keep connected with me. Thank you for watching this video.


Good afternoon, I'm Dr. Theron Sherman, and in today's briefing we will be discussing SCP-6720. There isn't any objectionable material in this document, so let's begin. Item Number SCP-6720 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures SCP-6720 is continuously monitored by elements of Site-221 Security staff, and appears on all civilian maps as a standard German darned forces operating facility. All civilians approaching SCP-6720 are to be ordered to depart the area immediately. Failure to comply must be met with immediate detainment, followed by interrogation and release after the use of a Class A amnestic. Description SCP-6720 designates an abandoned structure of indeterminate function and origin located roughly 25 minutes from Sector 019, formerly Stuttgart, Germany. The structure is comprised of rusted sheet metal exhibiting signs of damage from numerous high-velocity projectile impacts. A placard bearing the words Department of Abnormalities, written in German, is fixed to the portion of the structure facing due north. SCP-6720 is constructed in a manner designed to significantly reduce visibility for any subject within its interior, with most of its hallways and walls terminating abruptly, and windows virtually non-existent. The majority of the metal used in SCP-6720's construction appears to have been treated with an unknown substance reducing reflectiveness, further detrimentally affecting overall visibility.  Approaching the center of SCP-6720, there is a set of tables positioned so that they form a circle around the central chamber, each bearing symbols that depict a humanoid figure restraining another subject. The subject not restrained is depicted as covering their eyes with cloth or a similar material. The final symbol in the sequence shows only the blinded subject, who walks away with the restrained subject having vanished. Within the central chamber is an abnormally low-hanging ceiling, forcing those within this chamber to keep their head pointed downwards at all times. The exception to this is a small compartment at the chamber's midpoint, slightly over 2.38 meters in height. This compartment is stained with a large amount of dried blood of unknown age, though substance analysis has found it to be human in origin. Viewing the central compartment from the rest of the chamber is exceptionally difficult without the use of external tools or devices. Surrounding the central compartment are 14 blindfolds, all of which are torn or stained with blood. The blindfolds are organized in a clockwise fashion, with each subsequent blindfold approaching the midpoint of the compartment exhibiting more damage. Each blindfold is marked with a German name and a number ranging from 9 to 38, presumably the age of its owner. The final blindfold is too heavily damaged for either the name or the number to be legible. In the center of the compartment is a 14th blindfold, notably larger than the others. The blindfold shows tearing and slight damage consistent with puncturing from sharp objects. Underneath the blindfold is a piece of paper showing a slightly smudged drawing of a tall, emaciated, hairless humanoid in a state of considerable emotional distress. Its jaw partially unhinged. Thank you for listening.  Please become a patron or visit our merch store at the link in our bio to support our work. Secure. Contain. Protect.


Look, in the original, the fire has a shadow. The first things first that I want to do today, we are going to go play some Diablo 2 Resurrected. I think people really, really like that and I like it a lot as well too, so let's get it going. I'm going to choose Sorceress. I just collect one. And there's no Paladin. There's no Paladin in the game. That's why I didn't go. I should make it to where I can turn my character around. I feel like I have to go to town way too much. Not enough mana. This is bad. This is really bad. This is bad. I need mana. I need to level. It's super important for me to level. Oh, it's this. That's OP. I can't carry anymore. I'm going to get one point of strength there. One and two, one and two. Let's get a, hmm, two more damage for, wow, ice blast is a ton of damage. Okay, I'm going to get a Frost Nova. Yeah, the thing with the map, like, do you guys like top left map or center map better? I feel like center map is better for like, people who've been playing it for years or something. They're probably going to like center map, but I think more new players will probably like the top left. But I'll be honest with you, something about the top left map, I felt kind of discombobulated. Like, I felt like I didn't really know where I was going. Uh, wait, these guys are... Wait, am I, am I underleveled?  What level am I supposed to be at this point? 69. Wait, what the heck? I'm so much lower than that. I'm 11. What class would you play, McConnell? If you had access right now, what would you be playing? What are you talking about?  See, I did Sorcerer just because I wanted to try something different. But that was my initial. I probably would have played Sorcerer. Sorc is good. There's only three available, right? Yeah, when, uh, Paladin and Necromancer. I really want to, I hope I get it when they become available. Like, I really want to play. Yeah, I never played this one. So it's like, kind of cool experience. Bro, what? Yeah, do you know that? I never played Diablo. Dude, D2 was my first Blizzard game. My first Blizzard game was Warcraft. Yeah, Warcraft 2. Actually, no, I think I played Starcraft before Warcraft 2. I like the lore of Starcraft, but I don't like the lore of WoW. What? Why? I don't know, just cool. How's it cooler? I don't know, Jim Rainer is Marshall of these parts and whatnot. Yeah, but what about, uh... Like, the Ashbringer is like cool, but what else? And wow. Who's that guy that drops the buff, the Marshall? Windsor. Yeah.  Yeah, but it's a different Marshall. Do you like... No, it's Marshall is a Marshall is a Marshall. Yeah, but it's different, like, it's like a different type. No, no, literally a Marshall is, like, an agent of the state. Like, CIA, NSA. What about Marshall Mathers? What are you talking about? What are you talking about M&M for? Listen, not all Marshalls are created evil. Water. That's all I'm saying. If I had to choose, I would say Marshall, Jim Rainer, is Viss. I don't know, I just think... Like, okay, check this out. Another good example of cool lore in Starcraft. You have a character, female, protagonist. Okay, Kerrigan, who ends up getting infected by the evil Zerg, and then she ends up being, like, the all-powerful bad guy. There's literally nothing close to that in a lot. I think that's cool. What about Sylvanas? Mmm, no, it's different. Okay. Like, it's like the same thing as, like, the Marshall logic.  Doesn't mean it's the exact same thing, okay? I will say this, chat. The story of Sylvanas is so lazy. Yeah, true. Just given, you know, given the fact that they already did that in another franchise with Kerrigan, it's actually hilarious. Because it's like they literally just copied the same sort of, like, same exact type of character.      I didn't mean to.  I didn't mean to. You did mean that. No, I did not. I swear. You did. I swear. You did, though. No. I swear. I wouldn't lie if I said, I wouldn't lie.  That's literally your job as a streamer, is to lie and pretend your life is some amazing, entertaining thing when it's not. No, that's not true. Why am I keeping my voice cracked? Sorry. That was so funny. What do keys do?   Yeah. Soapy. Oh, the monastery gate. Okay, that's what I was looking for. The monastery. Oh. I'm sorry, stronghold. Oh, the monastery. Did I tell you to do slash players eight yet? Oh, no. You should probably do that. Players sit to eight. What does that do? It makes more loot drop. What? These mobs get super tough. The frick.  That's because you're under-leveled and you're going to the monastery.  I need mana. I need mana.  Not enough mana.  Yeah, I did fire at first and then everybody... You can't listen to chat. They don't know what the fuck's going on. You got to play Fireball. Well, I like Frost better.  I'm getting no loot. Well, you're not killing any champions or uniques. Did I make it to where the game is calibrated to playing as eight players? No, you set the loot parameters so that the game drops loot if it was for eight players. I am overburdened. I'm no beast of burden. Does it actually give you more loot? Of course it does. The monsters give more XP and you get more loot. There's literally no reason not to play on eight. I could die.  Yeah, I don't know. This seems a lot easier. Do you actually get that much more XP? Way more. I don't think I'm getting any more XP.  Should I respec? Yeah, you should respec into the... You're seeing those little lightening orb thingies that go around the screen like that? Yeah, you should get that real bad. I mean, I could just respec. You can respec as many times as you want, dude. Wait, where did I go to respec? Huh? You talked to Akara? Yeah, I've already respec before. You gotta remake the character. You got one respec? You gotta remake the character. What do you think? Should I just keep going Frost Nova? So Frost Nova sucks? Yeah, it's bad. I thought Frost Nova was good. I mean, I was owning with it. Frost Nova is good for about one-and-a-half levels. The other 72 levels you want to be playing like Frozen Orb or... Firewall.  What about Ice Blast? Should I go Ice Blast instead of Ice Bolt? Ice Blast?   Wait, really? It seems so good. Trash. Really? It does so much damage. Yeah, but there's like a billion mobs. So Ice Bolt sucks, too. Listen.   I'm still only level 12. So I think I should just still level... I should just be spamming Frost Nova until level 18, pretty much, right? Yeah, probably. It just went off the rails with D3. I don't know what the fuck...  That game was doomed from the start. That's such a bad launch. Hey, it's over. You're done. Remake your character. Go see. I'm so glad I took that waypoint. Wow, the camp looks way better, though. The lighting is so good. Yeah. The lighting is so good, dude. Yeah, it is. Look. In the original, the fire has a shadow. That's so funny. Look, the shadow goes against the... Yeah. It's good. It's Alpha. No, this is the original. This isn't Alpha. I should say Alpha. It's just the original graphics. Oh, to be honest... Look, the shadow direction here is off, too. Oh, yeah, look at that. Yeah. The shadow...  Yeah, look at that. Blizzard! I don't even want to play this anymore. These shadows just ruined the game. Look, I'm guessing a shadow on the fire. This is exactly what the No Changes community gets you. Yeah, that scared me. Sorry. Careful, dude. If I die twice, I lose all my stuff. Yeah, you lose all of it. It's like Dark Souls.   I hate that. You're one of them?  No, they don't. Yes, they do.  No one believes that.  Nobody believes that. Listen, these are the same people that give millionaires five bucks every day, okay?  What do you mean? Who's a millionaire? Who's not named Miss Kiff? Dude, how tanky is this guy? Ooh, nice! Good loot, dude! Brisk Blade. Wait, PoE over D2? I don't think so. Really? Over D3 for sure. So why? Like, is this like a classic wow situation? Let me just say this, okay? You could play this game for the rest of your life every day for 18 hours and still not see some of the items. Like, some of the drop chances of loot in this game are, it's just going to keep you playing forever. Really? Yeah.  Oh, gross. Girlfriend's dance game. Wait, have you ever played D3? No, actually. The first one that I played was PoE. Well, in Diablo, there's an item. It's called Terials Vengeance, and it's a sword.  Like, only a certain amount of players, like, ever got this item, okay? And it's super special because you're not going to get it. What if I do that? Easy. You're not going to. Well, you can give me a thousand stars if I do. It only drops from Uber Bale. Oh, that sounds easy. I bet if I wanted to, I could be the best Diablo II player. Okay. What? Why is that funny? I'm just talking about, like, if you factor in, like, my natural, like, gaming athleticism. You know what I'm saying? Oh, wait, where's my map? There it is. I hate to tell you this, but the only athleticism you have is when you pick up your phone to order some food. What are you talking about? I'm playing couch football. You did? No, I lied. I'm the best athlete on Twitch. You're probably the only athlete on Twitch. Me and Tyler won. Me and Tyler won. Oh, yeah. 2018. React to this if you want me to move to Texas a little less than in a gaming house. From 2018. Oh, yeah. This was at the time after Miz had just stopped being roommates in the Connell. Miz had just moved out. Yeah, whatever happened to that? Yeah, exactly. What's up, Asman? Hey, what's up? Asman, you're going to get me into the alpha or not? I thought you got in. I'm not in. Are you still? I can't be playing it right now. What? If I was in, I'd be playing it right now. So you actually are not in? So what's up guys? I'm actually not in. Okay. I will contact people. Hey, thanks. Nice. Dude, Sarah just called me a sellout. For what? I don't know, dude. What are you selling out for? What do I get? Do I get anything first? Yeah. Yeah. Have you had to stream it? What if they said you can have it? But you have to stream it. Yeah, I would stream it. Ooh, really? Yeah. I'm just going to keep pounding for us, Nova. So with a sword, you want to... First you want to get your strength up so you can wear the gear. So I would pump a few points into strength. I have two points of strength. And then go into energy and vitality. Okay, maybe next one I'll get some strength in. Yeah.  I did. I'm taking care of it. Guys, I'd like to announce that it's actually... I just got my Connell key. Nice. No, that's not true. Yep. It's your privilege. Wait, do you know for sure you don't have it, Connell? Whenever I got mine, it's just in all games. It doesn't do like some grand, whatever. I was worried they weren't even going to get me in. Yeah, actually, I thought so too. Yeah. Really? You were worried that Blizzard isn't going to give a key to one of the biggest wild streamers. You were worried about that, really? I never know. That TPF at night did it? Well, I never know whenever they're like, you know, we've had enough of him.   What a sell-out. Yeah, I thought I didn't get it. So what do you think of the game, S-Gen? I like it a lot. So apparently the story in place for Corn would be away from RP is that Corn would land on a food bender and has been stuck on the toilet for the last week. Corn on the way yet. That's been pretty much all last time. Like, were you through Act One? No, my plan was only to do Act One, probably. Really? Yeah, I want to finish everything. Well, because like, I'll probably play this for real when it comes out. So I only wanted to do Act One now. I'm sorry to say, but I mean, I think Diablo is one of those like very recursive you'll be playing through it a lot. It's like PoE. Yeah, but like, I played PoE the same way where I played like a couple acts and then I was done. Yeah. Well, no, you also mirrored the blue item. I did what? You mirrored the blue item. Oh, yeah. Why the numbers? Yeah. I mean, it was the end of the league, right?  Yeah, well, it might have been a legacy chess piece. Just play the game, dude. I was getting my staff, dude, and I'm stacked store food and stash. Okay. I'm getting my salad.  Well, I'm hungry. Tell him to read his quest log.  You think he's going to read his quest log? I don't think so, bud. S-Fan, what happened to playing Portal 2 with McCool? Four weird. Uh, McConnell wouldn't do it. And then two years later, he asked me every day to play Portal 2 while I was doing GTRP. No, you wouldn't do it. No, that's- Tell the story right. No, that's literally what happened. Nah. You chose- No, no, no. You chose GT- I was in Felwood and we were talking about it and you said you would do Portal 2 with me and I was like, okay, fine, finally. Yeah. You didn't do anything for almost two years and then all of a sudden I'm like doing well in GTRP and you're like begging me to play Portal 2. Am I- are you serious? It may have been time for me, did you? Had plenty of time for acting- acting like a- like a- like a- Chicks, share them down there with me. I wasn't acting, that was real. Chad, you didn't want to spend me with that salad? What happened to me? What have you done for me lately? Yeah, I've literally- I literally did everything for you. What have you done for me lately? What am I doing for you right now? S-Fondo. You know how much money I'm getting for you right now? Oh, oh. No, you're here to beg for a diablo key. Guys, can we get a hundred dollar donation for S-Fan right now? You're- you're literally here to beg for a diablo- That's why you're here. Can we get one single one hundred dollar dono right now, boys? Can we do it? Huh? A hundred boners right on the table.   Goodbye. No, there's no keys. Stop. Stop giving McCall the satisfaction. You ever been locked up in a torture device before? Yeah, it's called my stream. So nice. Telekinesis to your TP and crash the game, reset in view. Didn't hear it from me. Wait, what? Wait, it works?


Mae'r team news, Frank. Mason Holgate, Yeri Mina, ydych chi'n rhaid i'r byw?  Mason is in the squad, so yeah. Progressing with that Ben Godfrey is also on the training pitch, which is great to see early stages, but good to see. Every week we seem to ask you this, but Dominic Calvert-Lewin, is it still the case of being careful with his minutes, or do you think you can let him go from the start now? Well, yeah, a bit of both because I referenced it, as you say you asked me every week, and I referenced it the last time you asked me, in terms of we've got to be careful with Dominic coming back, in terms of probably the training, making sure that we gradually bring him in as quick as possible. So it's a fine balance, that one. But yeah, he's certainly getting to the stage when you think that we've got two games in three days now, coming up that hopefully we can get more minutes out of it. Is it a fine balance for him himself as well, because he's got that motivation to make the England World Cup squad. He sees the kind of momentum building, and people talking about Ivan Tony at the moment as well. And if he is getting game time with you regularly, and he's shown his top form, then that's obviously great for you, because of his motivation as well, wanting to get into that England World Cup squad. Yeah, it's human nature, and I think it's the natural mentality of top-level players. They want to play for their countries, but the rules are the first thing is you play well for your club to get there. And because of Dominic's injuries, that's probably put him in this position. My feeling is, because I work closer with him, if he would be fit and playing regularly, then he'd be making a great case, of course. So it's step-by-step for us at the minute. Dominic is an England squad player. He's been in that squad many a time and played. So can we get him fit, get him on the pitch for us first? Great, hopefully see what he can deliver for us. And then, of course, he gets himself into that question. Do you feel there's still time from that? I don't know. I don't know. It's difficult, though, is now with it being so tight. Sure, and then it's not my decision, is it? My focus is purely on getting Dominic in the best condition and obviously playing well for us. Any further thoughts on the penalty from Sunday, because obviously we heard the view that Harry Kane initiated the contact. So there's been two sides to it. What's your view now that you've been able to see it by? I thought it was a smart play from Harry. It was a mistake from us, and Jordan saved us many a time. He's a high-level goalkeeper, the top bracket in the world for me. So that outside, because of what he's done for us, I think Harry was smart, and that's not a criticism either. I think that's football sometimes and good players. Now when contact's coming, and I think it probably was just about a penalty when I look at it as neutral and high as I can have. Do you even have to speak to Jordan after something like that because his standards have been so high for you in your time here? No, I don't, because I know he's training levels, I know he's mentality, I know what he puts on himself, and the goalkeeper is the one position in the team where you hold that responsibility. It's difficult because the smallest of errors can be critical in a game. That, as I say, I just reflect on what he's done for us many a time, and I know how he'll be feeling about it, so it's not one to approach it all. You said after the game, I suppose, it's where we are. What have the last two games really told you about where you are as a squad, and what further steps you need to take? Every game tells you something, and particularly when you're in the early stages of building, but we are clearly the players you've brought in that have gone straight into the team. The midfield is new, sometimes at times the front line has looked new with Neil Malpine, Dwight MacNeill, for instance, and fullbacks. So there's a lot of things that are coming together naturally for us, so you learn as much from a good performance against Westam at home, or a resilient performance against Southampton, a good spirited fight back against Manchester United, but mistakes you made in the first half, all these things, I think, are very much part of our process. You've seen it many a time around, and it's important for me as the first person who's working here is to just be very balanced about it, and we knew we were coming into a tough run of games. Manchester United taught them away, Newcastle away, so it's how can we apply ourselves best, and against Tottenham we did a lot. The game plan, the tactical nature of the team was spot on until they get that goal and change the face of the game, so they were good and they were bad, and we just have to keep working on those. We've spoken a lot about leaders, obviously Cody and Tarkovsky in their experience, but someone like Oana appears to be a leader as well, and he seems to be having that influence in the dressing room. Did you expect that necessarily from someone so young coming into a new league? Yeah, I did expect it because from my early conversations with him, it was clear he had a big personality and was a very driven young man, and I've played alongside work with those type of players before. The reality is that at 21 I was Chelsea, I think Kevin De Bruyne was maybe 20-21. I'm picking Belgian players because it's a clear relation to Amadou, but Romelu Lukaku was of a similar age, and then you look at what those two have done in their careers, I hope, and I feel that Amadou will have his version of that. But what I'm trying to get at is there will be things that he can learn about how he really directs all of that personality and talent that he has, and that's probably my job to work closely with him. But what we've seen on the pitch so far, hopefully for me, is just to start because I've got a huge amount of belief in him, and I'll try and help him in how he takes that forward. It seems a bit more outgoing this way, Kevin De Bruyne, and where he reacts to the crowd at Goodison. Yeah, and as I say, every personality is different, but I remember Kevin to be fair to, Kevin is one of the best players in the world. But in his early stages, he wasn't getting into the team at Chelsea, and you see little reactions from him. I remember my reactions at different times in my career, so it's my job, as it's been slightly more experienced, is to sort of understand the different personalities.   We're delighted to have him here, and I think he showed some big limpses at that against Tottenham, but as I say, I think there's a lot more to come. I'm very pleased that we've got him. And he's got the mentality to deal with something like that. When you can recognise the talent to say that you can see him becoming something like it, Kevin De Bruyne, you hope that he comes in? Yeah, and again, I'm not directly comparing clearly to those two are very different players, but he's in the Belgium squad now. He's come in playing in the Premier League, and I think we should never take that lightly, the difference of coming from as a young player from a different league into the fastest, most physical league in the world. There'll be moments that will catch anybody, let alone a younger player who's finding his feet. So I think we applaud that, but that's the reason for optimism in terms of what he can give, because he's adapting at the moment, but he's already being a very important player for us. Newcastle just won defeat, three Premier League wins. Obviously, also had that thrill with City as well. I mean, how do you view this Newcastle team, because it seems that they're more than just difficult to beat on them? Oh, yeah, of course, you have to respect them, because they're a really good team. We've got a fantastic coach, manager coach, staff, a lot of detail, I'm sure, just from the outside. Really good players, you know, I've recruited really well in the last two windows, and of course those, the new funds they have, I think they want to direct it well, they've brought in a great director of football. So this feels like it's a real plan and a vision to what they're doing, and we have to respect that and understand we're in for a very tough match, because they're a good team on all levels. You can't trust the games last season, wasn't it? Obviously, all day, compared to the night at goodness in where Alex had worked, we scored so late on for you. Yeah, and a bit like people ask you about Tottenham, it's so different. We're different this year, they're different. They maybe feel like they've moved on steps, we feel like we've moved on steps. Last year we went there and it was difficult for us, and we didn't really have impact in the game, and we had a few of those away from home, where we didn't have maybe energy legs, personality to dominate, not dominate games, but really contesting games. We're showing much better signs of that, so hopefully we can continue that. Thank you. Frank, when you look at Newcastle and the trajectory they've been on over the last 11 months now with Eddie Howe and George, do you see the parallels between the assignment you've picked up here and what he's been able to achieve up there? Not quite. It's a different situation. And this is not for me to focus on any situation, because I don't know when you do this, but you'll realise there are a million things you don't know from the outside. But what is clear is their situation, and probably things that have happened with us, with coming in and the squad and really fighting off relegation, Rachelson leaving, trying to rebuild in different ways. It's different situations completely, but as coaches, we're working just to try and get improvement. That's all you can do every day. One of the first few games I think you had in charge was away at Newcastle, wasn't it, which was an eventful game in itself. How far has this group now come from where they were that night to where you're trying to get to now? We've come a bit of a distance. It's really hard to put it on the scale, because where do we want to get to? Of course, everybody wants to go into Europe and contest for cup competitions, but at the moment we know that we're more focused on the here and now, because the next game is always the most important one, and we know there's a lot of improvements to be had because the team is pretty new still when lots of players have said that before. I think we've come steps in the forward direction, but it's never a time for complacency. There's a long way and a lot of work to do. Vinnie spoke about Newcastle's record, only one defeat this season, six draws along the way there. If you're trying to chart progression, is that it showing a bit more resilience digging out points when previously you might not have done? Yeah, and we've done that this year, to be fair, as Newcastle were doing there. You become more robust as you improve, I think. There's always balance of recruitment and work on the training pitch, and we've both had our different versions of that, and Newcastle are a robust, hard work in physical team, as well as quality. I always admire that in a team when they have those attributes. So we feel that we have those as well, but we know we're steps behind in terms of where Newcastle are and where we are because we just know where we're at. You can feel it in the club, but there is a level of optimism around, cos I think people see little shoots of improvement, but our job as a side keeps on the same thing. It's to just keep working. In this game, it's just a very tough match. In front of us, a very tough match, a tough crowd, an evening game. There is always going to be a big atmosphere, so let's show some personality there. I suppose it's epitomised in the league table for all that everyone talks about, Newcastle's progression. If you were to win this game, you'd only be two points behind in the league. Yeah, and that's the difficult thing about looking at the league this time of year, because it's so close. We've been through a couple of tough games there, and we don't get the results we want. From everyone getting excited, people go, oh, that looks different. I wouldn't put too much on that at the minute. We certainly have to have a bit of a longer-term view and purely focus on what we can do, which is look at our own performance and try and push the table to the side a little bit. We had enough table watching last year to last us a lifetime in the last few months, looking at results, looking where we are, and it was desperate at the minute if we can just focus on what we can control and work, then, hopefully, we won't have that sort of desperation in the future. Thank you. Thanks. Thanks, Rich. We'll go to Ian Candidate, ready on Merseyside. Frank, as someone who scored a lot of goals from midfield yourself, to what extent do you try and instill into your midfield plays the mentality of trying to get forward and to be brave to go forward and try and score goals, particularly when obviously Calvert Lewin's been and Rich Arlison have been unable to be part of it this season for different reasons. Yeah, I think there are team issues at that one. Firstly, midfield has to be, firstly, where the structure of the team, so it's all well and good to talk about getting forward, but we have to be secure at all times. At times, last season, we were too easy to play through, there were different factors to that, but to keep a bit of security. But now, when you look at the players, the first thing you want as a coach is to see that they've got the capacity to get there. And now players, now, we do have capacity in midfield to arrive, and then the next thing is, okay, the quality, the finish, the clinical mentality. And if I'm honest, it takes hours and hours and hours on the training ground at that point. You know, it doesn't, my first-hand experience of it was, I worked hard, it made me score goals. I've repeated and repeated and repeated from being 10 years old to 38 years old when I finished, so I can pass that on to the players and then hopefully we'll see the results. It's not always that simple. And you mentioned that optimism there. Is that still there? You had a lot of momentum going into the United Game, a couple of defeats now. How fragile can that confidence idea be and do you have to kind of keep everyone lifted or are they still at that point where they have got that confidence? We're stronger than what we were last year, for obvious reasons, because, you know, the club were tense. You know, it was, I was, we were. You know, it was that situation. Now we're different, and I don't think anybody expected this to be a straight line in a positive direction. It's a Premier League, and not many have that other than the absolute top boys. Anyway, so we have to support each other in that sense. I support the players. The players have to be robust. They have to keep their confidence. They have to understand when they're in game things that we can do a lot better and that's a fine balance and keep working. And at the moment, I think with the feeling we have, I don't feel like we've been too disrupted by two defeats because people respect the teams that beat us for starters. But behind closed doors, can we analyse them and be better for sure? So, yeah, I'm not saying we're not concerned. It's the Premier League. It tests you all the time, but we have to have a belief in ourselves that we are in a decent position and there's what to do. Ben Sian, we'll go to Alistair in the BBC. Hi, Frank. You mentioned there before about Newcastle and sort of on a different journey from you and see the money that they have. Do you think it's fair that they've got resources where they can call on a sovereign wealth and help their development? I think in modern football, everyone has a different position, a different perspective. And sometimes it changes. Sometimes I think it's the reason that we embrace and love the Premier League. I lived the Chelsea story as a player. I've viewed it and touched on it as a Manchester City player for a year and there are, I think, a lot of stories within there and a football level purely that you can just embrace and love about. I thought City got voted the club of the year last night for the many, many good things I know they do on and off the pitch. So everybody's different and this thing of financial fair play for me is a bit strange. I never kind of understand it because if it was financially fair, there are a lot of teams that have a lot more income than we do, for instance, and can spend a lot more on players and wages. And that's the story of the modern game. So it's all relative. That's where I stand on that one. I think you're going to talk about Manchester City since you bring it up. You can't really compete with a Manchester City or a Newcastle because they've just got the word. But Liverpool have competed with them. Liverpool have competed with them with great coaching and great players and great recruitment. You know, they've all been Virgil van Dijk and Alasen and all these players and they're also being strong. They can keep re-strengthening and changing and all those things. So I think maybe you view it at this moment in time with Liverpool with the form that they've had. They're clearly going to be back up amongst it. So I think, as I say, I understand what he's saying to a degree. I can probably say the same when I'm talking about Newcastle. We're not there because they can spend 200 million into windows and we can't. Our net spend is much less. So you just get one with what you want. I think if that's his point, I completely get it. But in terms of trying to... I think the debate afterwards has carried on, his question in whether it should be allowed or whatever or these clubs are fighting in a different level. Maybe they are, but maybe that's just the Premier League and the way it is. I don't think it's the worst thing. I particularly look at the story I was involved in as a player and Manchester City, which I touched on. Particularly when I think about City, in terms of how they handled themselves on and off the pitch. I think they're a fantastic example, that's my opinion. That's just where I'm at. Also, it was mentioned after the weekend. There was a few incidents, obviously, at Anfield, but I think with players surrounding referees and other games as well. The referee charity has talked about the conduct of managers and players and we'll see that filters down to grassroots level. I mean, you know all about the pressure of the sidelines as a manager. Can you mitigate for how managers can lose their temper so much and how they can abuse almost referees as well? Or how would you stand under the head of everything? Yeah, we have a responsibility. I understand that. But there's also a microscope on managers in the Monday where we're in highly pressurised jobs. It's easy for me to sit here in a calm moment and say we should be better and all these sort of things, but the amount of pressure we come under and sometimes decisions that go against you can throw you... I don't see it at the top level. You know, people talk about Jürgen Klopp the other day and Pep Guardiola, the two top managers, and I think you've got a red card fine. I think Jürgen said afterwards, yeah, maybe my reaction. We all know that situation. If you're trying to draw a line to that, to someone on a Sunday league game or something, going up and physically attacking a referee, then that's just a personal responsibility, that person that's gone and done that, as it would be if they went and did it on the street. So I don't draw that line. I understand our responsibility, but I don't draw the line directly from the height, because I don't see it much. I see managers in very high pressure situations handle themselves really, really well for 99.9%. And that little bit as well, that little percent that sometimes comes out, I think he's controlled. I remember when Tuchol and Conte had this earlier in the season. And afterwards it was like, this is great, this is what the Premier League's all about, seeing passion and people show themselves. So I think we can't have everything in one go. Do you feel like, I don't know the nature of the Premier League at the minute, the amount of money that's involved, the maybe the games, the run of fixtures, the pressure from the media, the media spotlight as well? Do you feel like the pressure on managers has increased over the last few years? Yeah, for sure. I think you see it every day. I think there's a fascination about who might get sacked next and all these things. And we have to feed the media train, listen to it on the way into work this morning, talking about managers who are working in circumstances that nobody knows. Difficult circumstances, pressurised job, and people are casually talking about who will be sacked next, and I think that's where we're at. And it's a bit unfortunate, I'm not trying to change the world by saying it, it's just a reality of what we're in. And that feeds into maybe a time where the pressure just gets too much on the sidelines potentially? Yeah, maybe. I don't know the direct relation to that. You know, everyone handles these things differently, but it's just a reality of the job. And I'm not complaining too much if people say you're well paid, you're in a great job. You should be proud to manage Everton Football Club. Absolutely, I am. You have to understand that it comes with it. But sometimes the runaway of it, I think it's just a little bit much, because as I say, when you work in a job, you do understand a lot of things on the outside that are not seen and very easy for someone in the media to casually comment on things when you don't know quite about them. And I think that can run away of itself, but we do choose this job at the same time. Good, thanks. Thanks. I'll go to Karl Markham at the Press Association. Hi, Frank. Just one on Jordan, please. Going back to Newcastle as a former Sunderland player, he often is a target for quite a lot of abuse from the fans. And he has in the past admitted that the atmosphere sometimes got to him, but he's also spoken subsequently about working on his focus and his concentration. I'm just wondering, you've worked with him now for 10 months. What can you say about that side of his game? Cos we all see, we can all see the quality he has in terms of his goalkeeping on the pitch, but he specifically has spoken about his focus and his concentration. He's just a really mature man for me, and maybe he has matured. I didn't know him well before I got here, so it's hard to maybe see what their development is, but what I see and what people tell me well closely with him is his maturity. And it's more than normal for a young player to go to a place where you get a stick of criticism because he's a Sunderland boy in their low to mid-20s to be affected by it. It's very natural. I actually experience similar, and as you get a bit older, you mature, you understand it, and then you actually end up performing better because you don't put the pressure on yourself. So I think probably Jordan has gone through, always going through that process, and it's more than normal.


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