of course the beginning of our show some jabroni's bogus car alarm has to go off you know the car alarms are like today are like the boy that cried wolf you know they just they go off at the drop of a hat and people get so desensitized to them going off at the drop of hat they don't know they can't tell the difference between an annoying car alarm going off constantly or a real car theft it's like uh you can't tell the difference anyway welcome to our show um i am today i am drinking yinling traditional lager uh america's oldest brewery potstown pennsylvania or is it pottsville potstown i think potstown no it's pottsville why do i keep on saying there is a potstown i'm sure there is just like there's a spring field in every yeah every corner of the country and among roll original amber beer traditional lager america's oldest brewery 1829 yeah 1829 it's 29 traditional lager pottsville i should i should think i should think of hooterville from uh what is that petticoat junction or is that green acres hooterville hooterville green acres right green i should think of that i should think of hooterville so i remember to say pottsville pennsylvania and hopefully i'm i'm holding the bottle properly for the camera person there it is yinling shake it no i don't shake it what do you want i'm gonna move it i'll move it okay okay okay there you go it is dry breezy and cool today thank god after god knows how many days of chili rain that we've been having non-stop how many days of chili rain have we been having we're gonna have a few more oh really yep oh my god we're gonna have a few more very frosty i had it in the freezer for 45 minutes i thought you're gonna say 45 days no that would explode it would have exploded i i had it in the refrigerator for a few days and then i put it in the freezer um i just want to say seven lucky bells for this week's progressive discussions and everything we discuss politically is part of our series crappitalism in a conch shell you heard it right crappitalism in a conch shell and there's the conch Neptune are you there well how can you enjoy beer you're the king of the sea man you're you got water all around you all right all right i'll stop being a wise guy okay um yeah yeah Kathy Griffin yeah that was not it was very uh very much uh in bad taste and uh she she went way too far i think so you know i hate uh right wing corporates uh quite a bit but you know even i agree that that was uh definitely uncalled for that photograph was very offensive um and um um okay yeah i'm gonna do uh chisel's hall of shame real quick get that over with and then make my statement okay thank you i will enjoy this beautiful weather right now chisel's hall of shame little chisel's hall of shame the company you probably know Marie calendar Marie calendar makes various frozen foods found in your frozen food section of course uh the supermarket i uh unfortunately their pot pie is um i'd say a rip off i i would say uh uh uh false advertising because there you have to push aside the potatoes uh to find the vegetables and then you have to push aside the vegetables to find the chicken and apparently the same thing goes for Marie calendar's soups this is her if it really is a her it's probably some corporation i wonder if Marie calendar exists uh her Marie calendar's pot chicken pot pie pot pie style soup ah that's what it says chicken pot pie style soup well the soup is the same as the pot pie i only found like three or four chunks of chicken breast in the entire can but does it surprise me not really it's typical american food industry it's typical corporate america they have contempt for the customer forget about quality is job one like the old Ford commercial you know uh actually Ford is actually pretty damn good it's it's no longer found on road dead it they've come a long way and they didn't need any auto industry bailout but anyway i digress uh corporate america is about misrepresentation in their advertising false advertising uh cutting corners screwing you chiseling you and uh flat out lying they don't think long term they don't think about the long term effect of pissing off customers you know um how many ounces is that probably mostly it's a 14.75 oh wow 14.75 ounces oh by the way all these opened up yesterday after every modeling it looks it looks lovely but they still have only one to two cashiers but it does look lovely i do i do have to say i'm very happy to go in and check out the uh the uh surplus i made a joke when i walked in i said i should have brought my copper divining rods because i have to find where everything is now everything is rearranged in the store i don't know which doesn't surprise me they do that that that's a retail trick they want you to go mosey or mosey and up and down the aisles to look for things over and over and over again so you end up buying more they you can't fool james p madonna uh but they did have a whole freezer loaded with uh sea queen stuffed clams which i was happy about you know the clams oreganata i had with the breadcrumbs and uh by accident yesterday atkins oh by accident the uh young lady did shopping this week you gave her a list gave her a list gave her the uh you don't you don't write chicken scratch like a doctor's prescription and gave her the uh the sales items from the uh shop right paper paper you want any quarter circulated square and in the shop right paper was salmon cakes one dollar fifty cents per pound they're probably small they weren't small there were three of them they were ample they were ample but they weren't a dollar fifty i only wanted a dollar fifty per pound they were for something oh they they stood they they made you buy a of a larger volume yes so i ate them i ate oh two for dinner yesterday it's your freezer us oh i ate the other one last night for my dinner seven o'clock but they were ample were they good and they were they were heavy they were good oh they were good see this is i put a little ketchup on each one like a uh oh okay like what do you call that sauce when you put it on shrimp and everything cocktail sauce cocktail sauce well cocktail sauce is nothing but ketchup mixed with horseradish yeah exactly and tartar sauce is mayonnaise relish and lemon juice that's all it is you can make your own anyway shame on you marie calendar but then again shame on you uh american food industry uh and um also the quality of american made appliances uh has a very um very uh severe built-in obsolescence and you know how many appliances uh my sister lisa purchased that burnt out in a very short amount of time that were you know hamilton beach uh sunbeam and all these companies a lot anyway and what about the uh the nose stick oh uh the gotham i tossed it my gotham pan went into garbage it was only it was only non-stick for the first week mine is sticking now and i i had someone clean the bottom right where that aluminum distributor is oh yeah there's an aluminum distributor of heat yeah on the bottom of it but it's still burning it got gotta love gotta love my cast iron pan excellent heat distribution and the blocker it gets the more non-stick it becomes um the only thing is uh the ladies tend to complain that it's too heavy big deal they they they should do some exercise it is heavy you know uh but anyway uh i just want to say that my co-host and mentor and the very founder of newsletter censor to 1977 the reverend dr william j iserman gave me some uh uh black velvet pirate pouches and one happened to fall on the floor i haven't found a use for it yet but i'm sure donald trump can use it to warm his uh his dick or his uh his gonads you know it's small enough but uh ha ha ha leaveny bells leaveny bells but um i want to say that i on a serious note that i uh last night i i on facebook i i clicked unlike unlike and i unfollowed the the organization our revolution new jersey and and our revolution bergen county which is the county we live in that i am from dr bill is from pennsylvania originally now not pottsville i unlike them because they considered themselves um progressive democrats and uh too many too many uh establishment uh you want to call the moderate you want to call the middle of the road you want to call them blue dogs whatever i call i'll just call them establishment too many establishment democrats and neoliberal democrats are calling themselves progressive to be progressive you cannot be establishment you cannot be part of the two party system you cannot uh take money from the fat cats and then owe them favors in in the future you have to rely on donations from your average citizens and like you know yeah you gotta be an honest politician yeah yeah that's a misnomer yet to be to be a true progressive you have to be a true liberal which if you look if you if you read it in the definition in the dictionary there are they are both very positive descriptions definitions um most people do not know their political definitions at all they get communism confused with fascism confused with theocracy confused with socialism uh uh progressive uh progressive liberal is more or less a democratic socialist like scandinavia like northern europe and like and and and and for the most part like bernie sanders except for the part where he decided not to run as an independent and he endorsed hillary hillary clinton now the problem with the politicians on the uh our revolution new jersey and bergen county page is the is that these politicians are they claim that they're progressive but they are democrats you know this guy that they keep on promoting that they they they insist is progressive uh what's his name what wozinski what what house it's nice ski i can't pronounce it wozny is a uh a senator uh you know a state center he's a new jersey state senator uh he kind of like works with like barbobono and all those people yeah and he worked with the uh the old uh the old woman who him and her began the investigation of bridgegate against christ they initiated it you know okay so he's but he's a but he's a democrat yeah he's not an independent all right so our our revolution new jersey uh well you know new jersey and new york are the democrats in new jersey and new york uh are establishment they're establishment democrats i mean look at look at the former governor john corzine he's a billionaire that used to work full street full goldman sacks i mean how that phil murphy how it worked for he did yes how progressive can you possibly be if you're if you're filthy rich and you worked on wall street for goldman sacks and then you decide to run as a democrat how progressive can you be um you know it's but this is the new york new jersey area um it's very um it's overrun with with lawyers is like like there were cockroaches it's a very densely populated part of the country there is got quite a bit of uh business going on and corruption and all that stuff and it's nice it's nice that he started the bridgegate investigation but i would not call him progressive like our revolution new jersey calls it no now if he was an independent that's different but i listened to his video of him being interviewed and he sounds establishment he sounds like uh you know uh another nancy polosi uh uh uh you know uh bipartisan he didn't say bipartisanship but he sounds like a person that um that wants to compromise and and and he um he didn't say a word about taxing the rich and we need to tax the rich and cut taxes on the middle class like bernie sanders does when he raises his voice and hollers quite often about uh taxing the rich and getting rid of the establishment but this guy that didn't say a word about that about any of it um he kept on saying well i i have to look into like somebody brought someone brought up uh about our pathetic uh public transportation system in new jersey and the united states the rail system is is pathetic it's a dinosaur it's in shambles we were supposed to have funding going towards public transportation a new rail system and even more importantly a light rail system to help alleviate the traffic and the pollution that cars produce you know and and and if you look at china and japan and europe and you look at their rail system and light rails and subways and high-speed bullet trains and then you look at the united states it's a laughing stock but according to wasnisky he says uh it needs to be researched i have to look into it no you know no you do it you prioritize it you upgrade the rest of the world that even mainly in china uh uh has a modern transportation system high-speed trains and rails china has it you know we have an track okay the dinosaur train yeah the one that uh it's just one step above chuchu charlie and uh what the hell was that stupid candy good and plenty good and plenty good and plenty good and yeah that garbage i used to eat as a kid it's pathetic it's embarrassing if there are if there are if we had a modern transportation system that was upgraded with light rails we would have less cars and less buses people that could not afford to buy a car would not have to go into debt to lease a car or finance a car with one of those crooks those car dealers or choose became between going shopping for their kids and car insurance there you go like like the priorities would be accurate would be uh justifiable instead of um i mean new jersey is an absolute rip-off the car insurance i mean you name it it's uh and that's why you can't it's very hard to find a true progressive politician in new jersey and then again new york now uh i believe california passed the uh single payer universal um health care and new york is uh is trying to pass it now i heard someone one state or city or something did i don't remember which one but the states on a state level are going for single payer universal i don't know how they're going to fund it if they're going for it um just like medical and recreational marijuana i was reading an article today about how hemp absorbs radiation like a sponge you know and uh neutralizes it i'm telling you it's a miraculous plant it's put it's probably it's a plant right out of god's hands for god's sake it's like it's it's like it i mean you can do an entire talk show on marijuana uh naming all the assets and all the good points the benefits of it it's so diversified in in uh the the wonderful things that it does but anyway but it's association with the top tier drugs will keep it as it is you know yeah well you know states are allowing medical use and yet they'll throw you in jail because the federal law will not change state laws are changing but the federal law is not right well when i was watching this documentary about the uh the middle ages uh they were going from one subject to the next um and um they they pretty much said that the tyrannical catholic church back in the days of the middle ages they were pretty much neo cons neo conservatives they were they were extreme right wing nuts that were against science absolutely against any kind of any kind of education or knowledge and uh very corrupt the popes were very corrupt and uh very wicked they were the opposite of what they were supposed to represent yeah because they were in charge yeah but but the bible it's sort of like uh it's sort of like uh right wing evangelicals that the republicans love so much they don't really know the bible no they use it as a front they push it aside and they have evil agendas that have nothing to do with the bible my throat is hurting me because of this change of weather this weather has been not good with all this chilly rain and and it's just it's been going from warm to cold so this is why i sound the way i sound i didn't think i i i i last week i didn't think i sounded that great either my i was i was a bit raspy but anyway um so yeah um don't call yourself a of a progressive or a liberal well progressive progressive uh a liberal can also be a neo neo liberal but you know don't call yourself a progressive unless you really are one and um if if the dnc nominates another corporate shill in 2020 well we're doomed because we will get another four years of uh his royal majesty well that you know that's what happens if they pick if they nominate another corporate shill it just goes from one to the other change of party same garbage it's business is usually business as usual see right now right now the business of america is business the top the the well capitalism is you might as well say it's it's always been rigged for the rich since the industrial revolution it's like it's like having two parrots per side by side and and each parrot has different color feathers that's all that's the republicans and democrats they're both they're both parrots they they they both owe favors to the same people right now from what i i understand about the uh the paris uh climate climate agreement agreement uh there's a another big article out there that mentions how much money exxon mobile gave republicans to uh turn their back on the paris climate agreement mobile has been for years anti-climbing out the propaganda against uh climate change and anything of that nature that would interfere with their smokestacks oh are they the ones that started that rumor that uh on the planet earth the climate change is every 20 000 years anyway regardless uh they may have but uh i don't think it's 20 000 i think it's more like 75 000 something like that that's and something about the axis the last axis the last change the last climate change or ice age that we had the ice the glaciers came right down the middle of the country and all of the midwest the west right down like the mississippi on the left hand side of the mississippi right and all west it was all one glacier well the great lakes were were one time glacier water that's it frozen hey i learned something new oh i i i uh i watched another documentary about carbon dating and um archaeology and guess what you cannot carbon date stone so if there's a stone like the pyramids of guiza let's say or the uh the sphinx you cannot carbon date stone and you cannot carbon date uh stuff that is not real old you know because they uh there's um new scientists have um come to the conclusion that the pyramids and the sphinx may be much older than previously thought based on certain other things that they found and uh but i left the best for last um you know uh science is at the point where right now there they are mapping out every fine detail of the human brain right down to the nerve cell and they and they um feel that in the near future they will be able to download everything in a person's mind onto an artificial intelligence and into a uh a fact an artificial facsimile of the human brain so when you croak you don't have to croak you don't have to drop that you can become like a cyborg or an android or something um um they already have an artificial skin with nerve cells that enables people with uh robotic prosthesis you know a hand that can grab and to feel they they they already have this skin whatever you want to call it hey that where you could feel it has nerve endings and and um and and they mention implants that can be put in the body uh in the brain to uh enhance performance of different body parts including the brain and uh and it just goes on and on well what's going to happen when they get where these artificial life forms get to the point where they say hey my creator was weak he's obsolete he's obsolete unless you and i'm going to take over unless unless i well you know what it's not a bad idea but let's say somebody bought someone is um a scientist let's say he's a genius what he's getting up in years he's an old geezer of 90 90 years old he's got one foot on the banana peel and the other foot in the grave now they could download everything on his mind into into an artificial uh uh brain machine and then he could live on forever did you ever see robocop yeah well maybe that maybe that sort of stuff happens after a while you begin to want your humanity back otherwise instead of being a machine well if you i want to think man i'm on my gene i'm a gene man i want if they could replicate if if they can acquire if they could uh um acquire real feel i'm wondering if they can replicate um a sexual arousal i'm wondering if that could be why we already have sexual arousal no but i mean i mean if you're if you're forced into uh transferring to an art artificial intelligence uh cyborg or or android well that's what i'm saying i mean maybe they could replicate an erection maybe you will miss your humanity so you and you will want to strive for that again instead of being a cyborg or or like lee majors uh a man or what what was she called the million dollar woman or something i never liked jay me yeah jay me um uh lindsay oh lindsay wag lindsay wag there is she was not my type lindsay wag you know uh oh there's a new wonder woman movie out yes there is yeah and uh some say it's not good some say it is well you know critics you know a critics opinion is not always written in stone like restaurant critics some of those guys get paid to say what they say yeah well it's not good you know and give you five stars for your establishment or they do not online you can't trust uh those things i hear google gets their palms greased to put you on the first page of of a search well that's been going on for years that that doesn't sound too honest you have to look up on the left the left hand side and see how to see how many uh they went through one two billion six hundred and seventy five thousand one is some funny every every web site that i look at if i let's say i'm looking at certain products as soon as i then later on if i log into facebook guess what i see and on the side what you were looking at the same shit i was looking at on a different website i'm telling you this crap at the where's the show this capitalism is so underhanded and and sneaky excuse me but they got you man they got you you you're your computer they got you all of it by your ip number well you know the technology the technology of being able to order anything you want at the lowest price with free shipping is wonderful but somebody out there is keeping track to you yeah it's the same thing with uh with this friend of mine with this he's got he's got caregivers now helping him out and everything and he's probably going to have to go on medicaid and some woman calls him up on the phone and says uh you know you you i have to deny you uh caregivers because you have life insurance they consider that an asset an income right yes like a bank account or stocks and bonds or an annuity yeah so so so in other words uh you won't have the guy won't have money to get to get buried they'll have to make salami out of them right or you know cure him rub salt like prosciutto hang him up with salt all over yeah right exactly mummification why no you wouldn't have money for mummification yeah you know you know but the government feels that if you get over a thousand dollars a month that you're wealthy enough to pay for your own health care it's insane the way they think it makes no sense well that's for sure the the laws surrounding uh social services are illogical like old man Leonard Nimoy over here illogical right how could a person that is receiving let's say one thousand fifty dollars or one thousand five dollars a month how could they pay for their own health insurance or pay out of pocket for medical they can't health care how could you possibly do it you can't do it can't do it but of course republicans uh very famous for uh sabotaging sabotaging anybody who gets anything for free except their big boys and girls so you could be sure that when when a dumb law like that is uh involved with social services that there might have been a bipartisanship compromise and the republicans had their dirty hands in it and they decided that hey buddy you're too rich to get medicaid that's but then again nobody wants medicaid see this is the whole thing yeah the doctors won't take it medicaid by itself doctors don't want it right you had to go to an outpatient clinic at the hospital no doctor would take it then when obama started the affordable care act then people on medicaid had some dignity because they were able to see a private doctor and a dentist they were they were able to go to a private doctor's office and have some dignity instead of being her to like cattle in an outpatient clinic so you know but medicaid by itself is a failure the the uh the workforce uh what is it though through unemployment they call workforce uh jobs um workforce uh um um they give it some name where if you're on welfare they want to put you back to work whatever the name is it sounds like you know don't get too comfortable buddy we want to train you and put you back to work well guess what the government only gives you up to four thousand dollars to go back to school your average technical school wants tuitions like ten fifteen thousand yeah sometimes more you know and then and then what happens is um the the wonderful american companies take the uh the students that are in their last semester and have them work for free like slaves so the interns so they can get school credits for their for their teacher for their school before they graduate so and then when the interns graduate guess what they get another truckload of interns and they work for free between that and privatized prisons it shows you just how uh uh how vile capitalism really is well it shows you how vile uh mr gingrich and mr clinton were one day instituted that law back in 1996 well mr that if you were able-bodied and you were on welfare you had to work for your stipend stipend yeah and i remember all the jobs that bill clinton supposedly stimulated 22 both of them were like hamburger hamburger flipping jobs where even if a married couple both worked at mcdonald's you couldn't make ends meet right because the object of uh uh of uh entitlements for programs like that is not to make the person so that he's no longer needing a welfare or food stamps that's not what the object is the object is to keep them coming they don't want to they don't want to give them the money in the first place but they make it so that they have to continue getting it well they did that to poor bob uh uh poor mass bob he uh he he he was he they i don't know if it was his relatives or somehow he had a guilt trip that he wasn't a productive member of society a productive citizen you know he has disability he has disability right so they made him join some workshop program where they i don't know if they had him cut paper dolls i don't know he did some some um menial task in a workshop for like a dollar an hour or two dollars an hour and then the the hand the disabled people mentally challenged people that were exceptional and did really good in the workshop which was like a sweat shop because they abused them they yelled at them and everything they put them down the ones that were they felt were exceptional they stuck them in a fast food restaurant hey that that's an excuse for the government to take away their socials cut you off buddy to cut you off cut you off and take away a person's social security disability and they will do it they will do it i had a big debate with ken create he's trying to say oh no no no no you could work part-time they won't touch it i says ken that is furthest from the truth they will that is a slippery slope that they you will get a letter in the mail stating that your uh social security uh a disability must be it is time for us to reevaluate your social security disability and they will reevaluate it and uh uh tell you you are no does he know the he don't know you don't notice what what's the name of the law now it's just and went out of my head kid kid yeah does he know the law kid at law no he don't know if you work you are no longer disabled so if you get you can still be disabled but as long as you work so that's how the social security has the law so that's sneaky that's sneaky government program called the ticket to work and yes the ticket to work and self-sufficiency program that's that's what it's called it's made to eventually get you off SSI or uh social security so they give it this fucking positive name like like the right to work or clean air uh whatever actor or some bullshit or the uh um yeah they give it the republicans give these these schemes positive names yeah so you don't think negatively of it right just think about it ticket to work and self-sufficiency right once you get and then that you know what you know what they do they tell you in a letter you you do not have to worry about your social security check it will not be affected it will not be affected if you get a part-time job uh some someone showed me the letter it it actually says it that is a blatant lie from the government your social security check will not be affected if you get a part-time job right it's a lie it's a lie it's a stick and lie and it's all from republicans from sleazy pieces of shit like paul ryan nish mukano and and and and those like them you know just like probably something like i don't know this for sure but probably something like two two years down the road then they come at that after you and they say you know you've been working here for two years uh no problems pop it up about five you can make it on your own even if you work what they do even if you only get 12 hours a week part-time yeah which is probably more hours than the republicans actually work in the capital building i don't do any work come on they they work much less than part-time and for their 175 thousand a year not counting perks but anyway yeah they will tell you ah you have held the job and then you'll say yeah but it's only i only work 10 hours a week it's it i only get minimum wage we're i'm a i'm a i'm a i'm a i'm a i'm a i'm working 10 hours a week and then they'll ignore you and they'll say but you have held a job therefore you are no longer disabled right oh forget it if and if you're a disabled person who joins that special olympics and they see they love that they see you in the wheelchair going you know going like like the flash you know racing somebody oh forget you'll lose your disability check oh yeah you know anyway they love that let us sink our teeth into these readings all right i know we were very long-winded but they were important things to bring up because i want people to be prepared when the next election comes i know there are there's something coming up june the sixth in new jersey this is only for new primary primaries right kathy griffin kathy here we go that's a good start i apologize for going way too far she didn't know that when she was taking the photograph on a performance art project where she held a model of a bloody decapitated head designed to look like president trump way too far is putting it mildly but in a strange way griffin's shameful stunt might have given americans their greatest moment of unity since trump's unexpected election when people began reacting in outrage on twitter griffin at first responded with defiance then griffin started getting cold feet sending out this tweak obviously i do not condone any violence i am merely mocking the author in chief yeah but it was pretty graphic i i saw the photo later she deleted her tweets and took down the image the photo represents a new low for the comedian who was known for new lows well if you're gonna if you're gonna if you're gonna tell jokes about the president and his administration and his cabinet and then you're gonna you know do satire and ridicule and heckle them that's one thing but this was very offensive i saw the photo but perhaps what is now most shocking and unprecedented is that she actually admitted she had done something wrong until now i would have guessed she doesn't even know the meaning of crossing the line but she seemed genuinely remorseful when she said in a twitter post i am sorry i went too far i was wrong she admitted that the image was too disturbing and wasn't funny and that she understood how it offends people griffin had little choice but to apologize even though it didn't stop the overwhelming blowback on social media from famous and not so famous people across the political spectrum including anderson cooper her cnn co-host on new year's eve she lost that job she got fired yeah he tweeted for the record i am appalled by a photo shoot kathy griffin took part in it is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate cnn announced wednesday it has terminated its contract with griffin trump responded as well griffin should be ashamed of herself my children especially my 11-year-old son baron are having a hard time with this sick former first daughter chelsea clinton shared similar views this is vile and wrong it is never funny to joke about killing a president she tweeted yeah let alone in that way yeah cutting off their head actress debbie debora messing hey hillary clinton's of order said it wasn't right when people hung lynched o mama effigies when obama was an obama you said i thought you said o mama no o obama okay obama okay just as what kathy griffin did isn't right now now mit romney sent this out our politics have become too base griffin's post post he sends into an even more repugnant and vile territory the massive backlash aimed at griffin tasteless stunt might have actually brought the country together to defend president trump gosh perhaps for the first time even griffin herself seemed to understand that she had done something very very bad shock artists like griffin are merely posers hiding behind the guise of humor while avoiding the hard work of coming up with real thought provoking comedic material they just continuously blur the boundaries of good taste the social media storm that shut down griffin represents a small but important step in preserving what little civility we have left yeah we don't have much left that's a for sure yeah it wasn't just his head it was his head and face was covered in blood all blood it was it was uh beyond just capitation oh it's i don't know you know i mean it's one thing to mock on saturday night live tell great jokes use satire political satire stand up comedy whatever sit down comedy but not this was uncalled for so i mean i'm don't get don't get me wrong i despise the right wing with a passion i probably despise corporate CEOs even more but you don't do this uh to the president of the united states you don't do that that's it this little life lesson begins with a confession for the past two weeks i have abetted bird killers known for their ruthlessness and stealth and i'm not talking about house cats feral these cold-modded killers cooper's hawks cooper no are the snapping turtles that i live that live and lurk in the natural area behind my house well oh yeah there's there's there's snapping turtles up here in the northeast and they get quite large and they snap yeah they probably uh they probably grab ducklings and gozzlings it's a baby goose marauding the small lake like you boats the good turtles love to feast on baby mallards wood ducklings gozzlings and signets aka baby swans oh that's bad they're expensive swan you ever see a black swan how beautiful they're the snappers have been known to pull down a full grown great blue heron or a great egret on occasion yeah they um they're like they're like the alligator or crocodile of the of the north and then slowly devour the huge bird at their leisure the um let's face it it's a turtle eat bird world out there and it's all part of nature a musky is a big predatory fish looks like a barracuda i don't know if you've ever seen them a muska lunge this year like years previous the female snapping turtles arrived in my yard in late may to lay their eggs the turtles dug holes in the mulch and proceeded to deposit eggs in my yard bad bad turtle well they're they're they're predatory and they're carnivores you know i mean uh and so are alligators they they do what they do hey cats do what they do yes they're already us you know they do they're predatory they're they're not they're not vegans that's for sure i i thought i thought somebody purchased uh an apron i need a you you see that piece of uh the drama there yeah no let's not let's not discuss it on the show what what's discuss it later well it's it's tell me later i need it in the front okay all right i'm 36 doing very well in business i'm single and deeply in love with a 58 year old woman deeply she has been a neighbor since i was in grade school she's petite pretty intelligent cheerful and looks my age looks his age he's 36 oh oh she looks good for her age she looks good for her age well that's good petite i don't know if the teeth is is a good point unless the woman is very ample in the chest area you know or or it's just really that cute or beautiful doesn't my parents moved to florida when i turned 27 and i bought their home just so i could be near her on my 33rd birthday i begged her to cook for me she begged her to cook for him he had a beggar we had dinner please cook for me please cook for me please cook for me i mean this guy sounds like he's had too much wine and ended up in bed of course booze is the the best aphrodisiac a woman could ever uh partake in we don't live together and she often tells me to find a younger woman ah that's right the big age difference well you know i mean uh you know uh there's a lot of guys out there that are older that like younger women uh what do they call them a cougar yeah those are male cougar male yeah i have tried to gift her a car jewelry etc i'll tell me he went to jared but she has refused them all she tried to uh he tried to buy her love our families are against this i'm going crazy trying to convince her i love her eh they're not wow the age differences it's it's not well when i told her it's not like she's 21 when i told her i've loved her since middle school she laughed he's 21 it's not like he's 21 she laughed my parents say i am insane though they love her dearly am i no when people are in love they sometimes think emotionally rather than rather this guy probably looks like a real real dope i think i got it i think i got everything out of that one yeah it probably looks like a real doofus the way he sounds the way the way he's uh talking you know i can't i can't picture like a normal good looking or cool a cool 30-year-old guy talking like that you know he's probably some freakazoid you know in his article military wins big in the trump budget plan of course steven olmacher perpetuates two serious misunderstandings he states that social securities trust funds are projected to run dry in 24 34 it's an excuse for them to steal your social security and medicare is projected to run out of money in 2028 no no it's a lie it's projected if they steal it to run dry well that's what they want to do they want to turn that money over to wall street so that the banks have more money to speculate you mean like the zionists that run the banks in wall street i don't know if they're all zionists well regardless they are crooks they're still crooks no matter what they are they are crooks that's correct yeah and the people that are involved with the military industrial complex are also crooks very underhanded the newspaper has a responsibility to convey valid information not common misinformation these programs are not going bust social security has two sources of funds payroll taxes and the social security trust fund because it uh it uh gathers interest every year trust fund trust fund americans will continue to work and pay payroll taxes essentially forever determined by the number of people working their productivity and their wages and salaries if productivity increases and wages rise accordingly payroll tax revenue will rise it could or it could not rise enough to cover the baby boomer retirees the social security trust fund is social security's rainy day fund when payroll tax revenues exceed social security payments the balance goes into the fund it is predicted the fund will run out of money in the 2030s this is only a prediction and depends upon productivity wage growth and government policy social security payments come from current payroll taxes when you and i receive our payments they will not come from money the government put in a special account with our names on it instead our payments will come from the payroll taxes other people are paying at that time even if the social security trust fund does run out of money the vast majority of social security payments will be made because they come directly from current payroll taxes medicare though not identical is similar to social security neither is going broke or can go broke as currently structured yeah that anything contrary is a right-wing propaganda right right they are like they have the mentality of a of a car dealer republican politicians or a carnival snake oil salesman well you see that they can't get anything done because they have not they have this built-in uh no taxes for the rich and it gets in their way when they try to do something for the middle class or the lower classes it conflicts you see what is going on with obama care it's got eight years behind it i'm trying to destroy it look how many get rid of it and look how they can't do it look how many decades republicans have been uh um discussing um uh the bogus trickle down economics and never really nothing really trickled down regarding trump pressures allies to increase nato spending how embarrassing for us to witness president trump at the nato conference last thursday he can be seen pushing other delegates out of the way in order to be in the front of the line in the picture taking process yeah it's all about him then standing there preening like a rooster oh you know what he needs is the is the comb the cox comb a hat you know with the big an orange cox comb to matches here or like that remember who was it who was it the howie howie mandel howie mandel when he used to put the the the the he used to blow up the uh the uh the the plastic glove put it on his head like it with the cox comb oh blow up the glove and then put it over his head yeah put it on over his head it looked like a rooster you know i'd never seen him do that well now he's on uh america's got talent yeah or yeah with simon no simon is um american idol or is that how it's done america's got talent i get him i just saw it off channel four simon cowl is america's got talent so america and idol must be the one with uh he's probably got that one too i want stan i know he's on tv i know simon is on one yeah they're both the very similar shows they're both on tv i don't watch those shows you know i i think simon cowl used to have america i mean uh american idol because the singing all the singing all sounds the same you know i also watch shark tank last night you know i i i i just watch documentaries history channel travel well yeah but shark science channel shark tank teach you uh exactly what happened with the movie tucker when he couldn't get his car built because other people wanted to get on his board of directors and direct the the the show and it's not him being charged and what happens on shark tank some you got a product you got how to sell it or whatever and make it and blah blah and you go there and you're begging them for money and they want too much power they want too much control like the one guy last night he says okay i'll give you i want 50 of your business and i'll give you the money that's what the music industry does exactly to the kids that's what they uh you know that's crap a little man they you gotta you gotta read the fine print in that contract they they want they want let's listen if you if you don't get at least worst case scenario 51 percent control of your product or your what you do your business right if it's an agent he's not entitled to anymore than 10 percent you're busting your ass you're the one that's going on the road working 10 percent is good for an agent but uh venture you're talking about venture capital people who put up the money to manufacture your product and then you got to worry about your patent you got to worry about you know corporation happened to one girl last night steal she had these gloves and stuff that you could put on when you work out right and socks right and the guys said the one guy say hey anybody can do that you're going out there against anybody who can do the same thing you're doing how the hell are you gonna meet that challenge so it wasn't unique enough right well they didn't have a patent either it wasn't patented you know and she's gonna put she's putting $80,000 into the company and wants money from them then they're gonna do that they advertise uh these uh this website company that with the website that specializes in uh making your patent your invention George Foreman a reality not patent making your invention it's for inventors George Foreman you know George Foreman didn't give the Salton Company an answer for for quite some time he just let that that grill just sit around his house that they they wanted him to endorse it you know put a signature on it and he just let it lie around his daughter I think is the one that kept on bugging him to do it you know uh but they will steal your invention a corporation it's very tricky really is my parents would have put us to bed without supper for such rudeness but I guess at the military school Trump attended they didn't teach matters of course his budget plan hurts those who can least afford it no dinner I mean usually no dessert is punishment for a kid but no dinner well well anyway I get the point okay what uh gastronomy you want to partake in a little gastronomy right 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oldest brewery since 1829 or is it 1828 29 yeah when we started the show the bogus curl on went off now we're back from lunch and it's going off again i don't hear you what is that that's police no no it's not a police yeah somewhere on the police i don't even hear that memory memory uh the the low budget horror movie with the giant ants yeah 1950 them and they had that whoo whoo whoo remember they were making that noise tonight i'm spengooly is the bride of freckister really yeah what is that sci-fi it's on channel 33 on optimum which is i have files i have uh horizon files you know well i don't know where it is you have up there but it's on 33 where you got you know all the old programs and he griffin yeah now the the wolf man was lawn chaney jr that was lawn chaney jr and i know peter cushing not personally uh pete lori uh john caradine caradine the the the faja of the the late david caradine these were all a bella ghosty of course boris carloff these are all people that were tight cast in hollywood to to uh only get work in horror films only horror films and some of them like bella ghosty were very frustrated because they wanted to do other things no dramatic roles perhaps not too many people were allowed the privilege of going outside of their box like for instance god rest his soul robin williams was an excellent dramatic actor as well as comedians so he did serious roles and he did comedy not too many people um have done that leslie nielsen who also is deceased leslie nielsen started out doing serious movies and then ended up doing comedy you know a naked gun and naked gun oh i love the theme song remember he he did um um persilla presley was in uh one of his naked gun movies oh yeah yeah oh and he did a movie that was a spoof on the exorcist called repossessed and linda blair was in it i never saw it i never saw the movie i gotta look it up and see if youtube has uh uh the full movie repossessed leslie nielsen played the the exorcist cool repossessed i mean it's like cool buddy all right go ahead advocates for minority communities say donald trump's proposed budget answers the question he posed to black americans during his campaign what the hell do you have to lose oh my god oh help me spock his 4.1 trillion dollars spending plan for the budget year beginning in october the first generally makes deep cuts in safety net programs of course including medicaid oh yes the children's health insurance program and social security is disability program about planned parenthood mustn't forget that here is the reality many poor black families and brown families and asian families and indigenous families will be devastated by the budget the pofolk even even our our homeless veterans our poor veterans whom he said he's going to help bob a bubble bob baby hold on you're going to be succeeding and winning so much you're gonna say president trump please hold back please stop we can't handle it anymore all this prosperity all this prosperity right he's gonna put american steel back into our spines meanwhile it was russian steel the white house said its budget would put the country back on track for a healthy economy yeah on track towards uh towards an oncoming local motive yeah in the tunnel and a light on the end coming at you we're not going to measure compassion by the amount of money that we spend but by the number of people that we help the number of people that we help but uh is there fine print that only says uh the top two percent well that's what white house budget director mcmovaney said this past week critics decry the priorities in trump's budget which congress is unlikely to pass as it is submitted still it will serve as a guidepost for what the white house wants lawmakers to deliver to the president it is an attack of unimaginable cruelty on the most vulnerable among us the youngest the oldest the poorest the hardworking people who need a little help to gain or hang on to a decent middle-class life hillary clinton said a decent middle-class life does she realize what that is it's not somebody who's uh living week to week or paycheck to paycheck trump's budget would slash medicate and the children's health insurance program which provide health insurance for millions of poor families by six hundred and sixteen billion over the next decade a decent middle-class life is a damn good life it's not somebody who's living on a tight budget that's for sure it would cut the food stamp program by 191 billion dollars over the next decade yeah and the temporary assistance for needy families program by 22 billion dollars yeah you know the military budget almost 60 percent of it you know i mean uh so much more important i guess than two percent of social services great nations are known by how they care for the old and the vulnerable and by how much they can take away from them to give to their wealthy friends yeah and turn and turn the and turn the the poor and the and the elderly into silent green several people pointed to the targeting of the education department for a 13 percent cut as troubling that will undoubtedly hurt our most vulnerable children especially those from low income and working class block families who rely on access to special education programs all minorities across the board period well-trained teachers smaller class sizes illiteracy grants and before and after school programs all of which will be at risk for cuts or elimination the head of the congressional hispanic caucus said trump's budget waste billions of dollars on a costly and ineffective border wall and deportation force while proposing cuts to programs that have been essential to helping hispanic families the budget seeks 2.6 billion dollars for border security technology including money to design and build the wall mustn't forget about that wall especially since since the drug trafficking lights prefers tunneling put that in your mouth mouth mouth mouth i ain't near it i ain't near it yeah they prefer tunneling but he says walls work well they do work to take money from us they because mexico ain't going to pay for the wall no they made it very clear okay yeah the stupid wall the stupid wall whatever the fucking wall that that's what the president said in mexico this stupid fucking wall he kept on telling everybody that mexico's going to pay for it yeah well in mexico ain't they call the racist wall and you see what the pope said oh the pope when the pope met with trump he didn't look happy pope francis had had a really upset look on his face compared to when he was with barack obama smiling from ear to ear yeah of course excuse me but bernie sanders ever meet pope francis when he yeah the pope francis i think he did endorse him but not i didn't think he i don't think he went public i didn't think he publicly endorsed bernie sanders and i don't know if he endorsed anybody no you know what you're right i don't think the pope francis really endorsed anybody trump said i was firing comey anyway who does this a wife beater a bully first the indefensible act next the self-serving lies that's soon unravel finally the threat to the victim you better not tell anyone if you know what's good for you it's like um it's like a mafioso it's time to amend the constitution and eliminate the electoral college it was put in place because the founders did not trust the people and the super delegates of democratic party it was a method to overturn the election in the event the people chose a donald trump instead in backfire the founders were wrong not to trust the people the trump voters were wrong to trust him i read an article where it said that the mail-in ballot is is the most honest reliable form of ballot i would think so a paper ballot everybody has one right no no okay you just you have a form you uh take a a pen unless you're stupid enough to vote in pencil you take a uh a a nice black pen unless you like the blue one and you when you check off what you want you put an x in the box well how difficult could that be and then you put your paper in the box you put you put the you um you sign it right um you have your uh name and address so they can look you up to make sure you're a registered voter and you're in the book you sign the book you know uh well i mean i mean like let's say if for for people that mail in their ballots that's what that's what the article is about okay the mail-in paper ballot is the most reliable simple honest form of voting yeah i would say so you know because if you if you got it the computer is just a it could be rigged it's just a piece of light but it could flip it could be changed it could be whatever you know so that's not safe that's not uh secure but if you got if you got a form in front of you right hey and you're and you're and you're checking go fuck on those you came in this afternoon you signed the thing you signed the thing over there yeah you're saying look at us he voted you check the box you check the box you you go oh there's three questions uh on this election let's see uh this one is an environmental question blah blah blah yes oh no yes boom sign it mail it that's it one two three just as fast as going into a booth except and then when you want to prove except you take it out you can't rig it because you're filling it out right and when you when you you count it you count it it's in your hand it's played by it's tangible it's tangible like this black thorns good luck shaleli it's tangible yeah and when it cracks the coconut the skull of a right-wing bastard it's also tangible donald trump has built the wall already but he has built it around himself to protect him from uncomfortable questions oh he he he definitely evades uncomfortable questions his lack of understanding of the workings of the government continues to be the opposite of a successful administration he is afraid of having a press conference because he cannot explain his lack of knowledge it is shameful that he did not have the courage to fire fbi director james combing but left it to others completely disrespectful of the office and the country will he never learn how to govern well comey and barack obama's administration loretta lynch the both of them were kind of spineless jellyfish jellyfish you know what i mean jelly bean jelly thing little inch comey well we'll see what comey has to say on thursday okay well he's gonna spill the beans well if he has them well he's fired he's fired he has he has nothing i mean he's out of the um the governmental job so now you know you know he could say whatever whatever his heart desires well he supposedly has notes yeah you can't go off half cock then just like shoot your mouth off with no proof prove all things hold fast that that which is good oh by the way that's the new progressive discussions facebook page front cover prove all things hold fast that which is good Thessalonians one or two five five Thessalonians five Thessalonians 21 521 521 something like that Thessalonians i'm sure if you google it it'll come up oh shoot i think the time has come to seriously question this man's mental health really the time has come he is either the most delusional adult we have ever seen or the biggest baby the president has ever had presidency has ever had well he definitely takes tantrums can you imagine him giving a eulogy and one sentence in the in he goes off and starts bemoaning how the media is mistreating him i hear his attention span is very small very small his commencement speech at the u.s coast guard academy is another case of this deplorable behavior four months in i think he's had enough yeah how could your how could you be the master at making the deal when your attention span is so short don't you have to like negotiate with people and talk to them and listen to them and see where the money goes talk actually to converse not talk at them but actually converse and negotiate yeah during the campaign he railed about dory clinton could not be trusted we classified information he willingly gave it up to the russians no arm twisting needed pictures taken were by the russians what happened to put america first finally what is the great love affair with russia doesn't trump realize that they are not our friends i just don't get it well how many friends uh like uh henry kissinger said when he he worked for the uh when david frost interviewed him we do not have many friends in the world if any we have very few friends united states is not popular no they'll take our money if in fact this is an unnecessary witch hunt why doesn't he give the investigators whatever information is needed and speed up the process and we get into onto making america great again oh you know we got that winning thing that from charlie sheen remember when charlie sheen had a little controversy with the hookers and everything prostitutes and and uh a little didn't he get fired drugs uh yeah but he yeah but you know it is very possible that the statements he made about hollywood and about the producer to show or whatever he or whatever he said about hollywood i don't want to go into detail but it's very possible he was being accurate you know you know that that really uh amazes me is how you tell the truth about the people who sign your paycheck if you if you say things that have to be true and and they don't like it they let you they let you go yeah but then again we have a first amendment of the constitution they chanted lock her up lock her up for hillary clinton's misuse of emails now their choice has attempted to interfere with fbi investigations of flinn what about all the information that came out about deborah waserman uh schultz i mean uh nobody gets locked up who's in bed with the oligarch it seems nobody nobody really justice has never served uh and uh the russians uh what the hell yeah that's what i say with flinn okay that i ended it with that arrow flinn given american secret information to the russians and every day brings disturbing events this is no reality show there are no consequence the real consequences let us all join in saying you're fired oh he did he try to like copyright that when he was working when he was doing uh celebrity apprentice apprentice no that was just a joke somebody said he was trying to he wanted to copyright you're fired and every time someone said you're fired he would have to get paid a royalty of some kind it's like a celebrity apprentice that might have been comedy probably probably now i would like to respond to this writer by reminding him that for seven years the gop stone walled every and all policies president obama and the democrats tried to initiate seven years not eight well seven years yes all right all right whatever yeah all right yes that's true the republicans refuse to work with their democratic counterparts on obama care they refuse to work period we could have had a viable workable healthcare system in place today if they had so the writer gives the democrats an f i would have the gop members fired for their inactivity during the past seven plus years the american people who are the employers who are paying the gop congress and senate yeah yeah that's pretty accurate they should have the ability to vote on a form of impeachment of a congressman perhaps they were paid they're not but did nothing they they they were totally unproductive for the american public for the little bit of hours they worked they didn't but they obstructed they didn't work their people obviously do not care because they have theirs they have the best of everything and they are not working for we the people nor do they care about we the people they only care about the top two percent that stuff their pockets james clapper clapper clapper clapp on clapp off the former director of national intelligence said on sunday that u.s institutions are under assault by donald trump has evidence by trumps firing of fbi director james combi last week clapper said on cnn's state of the union that the developments of the past week are very bothersome very disturbing to me trump fired combi in the midst of the fbi's investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign officials and the russian government in last year's presidential election i think in many ways our institutions are under assault both externally and that's the big news here is the russian interference with our election system and i think as well our institutions are under assault internally when cna's host jake tapper asked if he meant they were under assault by the president clapper responded exactly the founding fathers in their genius created a system of co-equal branches of government and a built-in system of checks and balances and i feel as though that is under assault and is eroding he said he hopes senators and members of congress from both parties will examine their consciences and decide how to respond to what the white house is doing i hope they'll speak up in a separate appearance on abc's this week clapper said combi's firing is a victory for russia what's unfolded now here the lead is is the investigation about potential collusion between russia and trump campaign has been removed so the russians have to consider this as another victory on the scoreboard for them well trump is um is like uh Vladimir Putin's bitch right huh puppet yeah well we don't know why yet we don't have the facts right jack okay we don't have the facts yet i thought we were going to have a lot of facts the way uh wiki leaks and anonymous were putting out all those online articles about how they got the goods on uh all these people oh yeah and nothing ever came out and nothing ever brought anybody down exactly nothing happened and that's how it goes and it's like why what did they are are as we are wiki leaks and anonymous becoming uh as ineffective as the republican congress i mean i would think so if they're supposedly everywhere and they know how to hack and they know how to get any information they choose then how come all the scoundrels got away with what they did every one of them it happens every time there's uh there's always maybe one person who pays a price but the rest poor bernie sanders they scurry off to their holes in the wall poor little bernie bird he got screwed over there was no justice there i mean granted he's doing great with the our revolution organization with um uh jeff weaver and um uh jill no jill no no jill no i don't know what's wrong with jill i don't know why jill hasn't unified the progressive movement you know and become a part of it uh no the um the black girl the black woman uh what's her name again she worked for in in his campaign yeah i know you mean but i don't know yeah she's she's a great speaker aggressive public speaker um yeah but but what i'm saying is it's it's it's it's it's picking up momentum yeah and not like not like the bernie sanders 2016 campaign but it's picking up momentum in terms of uh online of uh uh live stream videos uh unfortunately not a hell of a lot of people show up at their rallies but uh there are candidates i think that might be their focus trying to get more progressive candidates nationwide on a local and state level elected well you can't get progressives elected i telling you as long as money is involved well if you take money from from the corporation the big boys and and and uh you turn around and you become uh a superhero with spandex and a cape and i went a big p on on on the front the front that's stands for progressive you know i mean uh you owe them favors that's the point you owe them favors it's like um like what i was talking about at the beginning of the show about uh democrats in new jersey who are calling themselves progressives mm-hmm you know and see what happened with clinton she's the center right person yeah and as uh bernie became more competitive with her she shifted to the progressive side and gave us all oh yeah i want free college i want free free uh uh uh uh schooling for children ah yeah universe of health care yeah right she went over to the other side and a lot and right and and today many democrats are uh frivolously uh and loosely using the word progressive it's like it's like confusing a radical with an extremist there's nothing wrong with the word radical a progressive uh independent can be called radical you know reform somebody that wants to reform reform a broken corrupt system uh can be called a radical uh something bad about that extremism right get it all the time you know try to get people back to the roots of things the grassroots revolution is radical in a positive way it is progressive just think of the word pro progressive from the word progress that's a progress you're not going to get progress wants to make progress right where a republican wants to turn back the clock or leave things as they are or leave things as they are correct they don't like them they don't like to make improvements no well they don't want they don't want the people to have any power well that the only power they like is to get get them to vote for them keep them in power yeah that's all they're not they don't run on things to help people no they run on to get power and keep it that's what they do because of mitch mcconnell because of who they some years because of whom they serve yeah those are the people they serve oh my god mitch mcconnell decades he's still senator and uh that's another thing all the dirty tricks uh uh in campaigning like uh gerrymandering uh any form of voter suppression i mean how ridiculous is that for uh uh and your average american citizen let's say in a poor neighborhood to have to get a voter id that he has to pay for he or she has to pay for it your your your the id you get from motor vehicles should be enough driver's license with your photo on it you have to pay for that too you have to you have to show your birth certificate to get that what could be more valid than that you don't need additional voter id you you should be automatically legally able to vote just by having turn 18 right just by having that id okay um yeah so anyway that's it that's it that's enough for today uh that's enough for this week thank you for joining us for this week's progressive discussions uh have a safe week we'll see you next time um i will be um i won't i will not be around from july 11 to the 18th i will be in san diego uh yes staying with a friend of mine so anyway so if there's a saturday that happens to fall no actually there is the 11th is tuesday so that saturday would be would be the second second saturday of july of july that would be the second saturday of july i'm talking about july now yeah july july 11 to the 18th anyway we'll see you there's a saturday there all right there's a saturday there yes probably the second saturday of july


Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus so having a quick look at the world's financial markets We are actually seeing a slight drift this morning as we get ready for arguably the biggest non-farm payrolls in a recent memory Which could have a massive impact on the likelihood of raising interest rates in the US in December and I have the next FOMC session in November where if non-farms basically smashes it This month that would put a lot of the fuel to the fire that we could have a December rate hike The FX markets are already moving in anticipation that the figure will be good Sometimes the market can be disappointed though The reality is nobody actually knows that this figure is going to be good or bad and it was absolutely terrible last month So I think you know prepare for the worst I think of the best of prepare for the worst you know so have a think about that before you enter into your positions today and This non-farm is more critical than ever interesting kind of candle formation on the US 30 currently flat-lining already this morning 17747 as potential support with a team 1 1 2 as potential resistance on the US 30 UK 100 is moving lower almost a head and shoulders formation 6415 potential resistance 6300 as potential support Then having a look at Japan to do five as breaking higher at the moment with the 19104 being the potential support level with a much higher level of 20,000 at an 87 being potential resistance We're trading above both moving averages the other technicals are Like these slowing down here We're not yet overbought on the RSI and the slow stochastic is overbought but no signal yet to sell So 19104 on Japan to do five is in play and the interesting one about this is dollar yen Of course because of dollar yen is breaking higher. It means the ends getting Losing value which makes the pantry five go higher as they get more competitive globally. This could be a breakout We could be getting very close to break out and dollar yen So dollar yen will undoubtedly be an FX pair to watch during today's non-farm perils 121 spot 87 is a potential resistance. We've not had that breakout yet But will it be today very good question Looking at West Texas crude is reverse course is below that Oscillating 45 85 level $42 the next potential support, but expect crude to stick around about 45 and change until non-farms gold A negative day yesterday a relief bounce this morning quite close to potential resistance at $1,100 the next potential support is 1,072 Gold will also be a major one to watch if non-farms Doesn't come out of non-farm is terrible gold is like a coil spring right now I could just spike back up just come off seven percent So do bear that one in mind if the figure comes out of Desmo Euro dollar so your dollar a little bit below one spot zero nine one spot zero seven eighty six the next potential support And GBP USD got killed yesterday after the MPC minutes very negative can't candle yesterday They're not raising rates in the US and UK anytime soon put it that way both was eight to one A bit of a disappointing update from Kearney. So one spot 51 85 is potential support That's where we are right now if you move below that then one spot for a 13 is a next potential level So where are we? 130 UK time non-farms forecast at 180 if it comes in let's say 225 And change that would be a good figure if it comes in below if it comes in at 142 That's a bad figure anything else in between the markets not really going to do a huge amount. I don't think 180 is quite quite punchy for October, but you never know Unemployment is expected to remain at 5.1. Remember guys We have a webinar go to support live trader events and make sure you sign up to Connor Kinski and Michael Houston Webinar to get the inside track starts at quarter past one UK time and finishes 15 minutes later So if we fast forward past the weekend You'll notice there Chinese trade balance data on Sunday 3 a.m That can have a big impact red impact level Don't forget that and then on Monday not a lot and Tuesday We've got more CPI Chinese data also very important. So it's all about non-farms guys And even if it comes out strong still will guarantee that rates will increase in the US But this is a figure that everybody's talking about It's a figure that all traders should be looking at and make sure that you guys have a strategy as to what you're gonna do on Either side of that figure and if it's positive or negative So very good luck guys and join me again on Monday to find out the result of that non-farm payrolls Take care guys. Bye. Bye


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And mail with the black bands from one regular and one bath size cake of Palm Olive soap to Palm Olive Box 92, New York 8, New York. And now, here's the jingle once more. A fresher, brighter-looking skin is something I would like to win. I'll get Palm Olive soap today. Mail your entry blank with the black bands from Palm Olive soap to Palm Olive Box 92, New York 8, New York. Enter early. Enter often. Get Palm Olive soap for a lovelier complexion. Remember, doctors prove Palm Olive's beauty results. To our dear friend Mr. Anderson, a more brutal evening than one spent at the Weaverville Town Hall listening to a visiting soprano gargler way through a concert is difficult to imagine. Yet it's exactly this ordeal he faces tonight, for Mrs. Anderson considers the affair a cultural must. Naturally, he'd give his eye teeth to be absent, but in view of his wife's feelings in the matter, a refusal might entail the loss of some of his front ones as well. So we find him now pouring out his woes into the sympathetic ear of our young hero, Dennis Day. Oh, now it can't be that bad, Mr. Anderson. Oh, it's worse, my boy. Imagine sitting there all night while some woman yowls herself blue in the face. Well, refuse to go. You're a man. You wear the pants in the family, don't you? Oh, sure. I wear the pants all right. Only poopsie keeps cutting the suspenders. Oh, in other words, she says you have to go, huh? Oh, no. No, all she said was whether I go to this concert or not was a matter of my own volition. Volition? It's from the laughing. It means either go or get carried. Oh, I see. I don't know how much longer I can stand this treatment, Dennis. Someday I've got to assert myself with my wife. Someday I've got to assume my proper place in this marriage before it's too late. How long have you been married now? 25 years. Yeah, you better hurry or the honeymoon will be over. I'm going to.  I'm not going to that concert. I'm finally going to tell poopsie off. Gosh, do you mean it? Certainly. Isn't anything better than slavery? Well, I don't know. Personally, I'd rather tote that veil and keep breathing. Well, I wouldn't. We're going to rehearse my speech to her right now, Dennis.  How do you want her? As usual or smiling? As usual. All right. Here we go. Well, Herbert, are you ready to go to the concert?  I asked you whether you were ready to go to the concert.  I'm not going to any concert tonight or any other night. Understand, kiddo? And if you don't like it, you can lump it. Wanna bet which one she does? I'd like to see her try it. Those are going to be my exact words, Dennis. I'm going to tell her plenty. I'm going to... Well, Herbert, are you ready to go to the concert? Yes, poopsie. Hope that succeed you because you're not going. Not going?  It's simply that Mrs. Van Nostrand just got back in town today and couldn't get a ticket for the concert. So I gave her Herbert's. Oh, my. You mean I'm to be deprived of hearing Madame Slobotnik sing 112 folk songs in the original Lithuanian, accompanying herself on the glockenspiel? You can't be helped. You know what a feather it'll be in my cap to be seen with Mrs. Van Nostrand, the acknowledged social leader of the whole town. Oh, you bet. Well, don't mind me. I'll stay home alone tonight. Don't be so happy about it. I've hidden your binoculars. And besides, that blonde who's out here hasn't helped me get dressed. Yes, dear.   Your service, love. Oh, hi, Mildred. My, you look very nice. Thank you, Daddy. Well, how do you think of me, Dennis? Boy, is that a dress. My new strap was formal. And judging from the look in your eye, you kind of like it. Yeah, I was just thinking. If you'd tell me how you keep it up, I could throw away my garden. Goodness, your nurse? Golly, yes, of course, Mrs. Van Nostrand. Yes, I will. Goodbye. Oh, gosh. Mildred, what seems to be... Was that the phone, Mildred? Yes, Mother, and I'm afraid it's bad news. Mrs. Van Nostrand's nurse just quit and can't get anyone to stay with little Gerald. You mean she can't go to the concert? But she's got to. I've told everyone in town I'd be with her. But Mother, if she can't find anyone to take care of... Wait a minute. Dennis. Oh, no, not me.  Dennis, I want Mrs. Van Nostrand at that concert. Is that clear? Are you kidding? I wouldn't stay with Heather's son for a million dollars. Dennis Day. Do you think 50 cents an hour would be too much? Gerald is not an ordinary child. And I'm extremely careful about seeing that he's in the right hands. That is the reason for this interview. Yes, ma'am. Now, just exactly what do you know about sitting? Oh, there's nothing to it. I just squat and then lose altitude till I make contact. Discussing your physical triumphs. We're not? No. Now tell me once and for all, what do you know about growing boys? Well, frankly, I've never grown any. What? I mean, I never had any of my own, but my mother and father did. Yes. And I imagine they pause every now and then to curse each other about it. I beg your pardon? Mr. Day, do you really think I'd trust a child like my Gerald with someone like you? But gosh, Mrs. Van Nostrand... A high strung, nervous youngster like my Gerald, who's already tried to run away from home twice. He has? Yes. Not that I can understand why. I've always spent a great deal of time with him. Could that be a clue? The point is I certainly don't want you taking care of him, and that is final.  Wait a minute, I've got an idea.  The two of us could fit with Gerald. Mr. Anderson? Well, I do want to hear that con, sir. All right, call him. I guess Mr. Anderson can handle the boy. Oh, sure. Little Gerald may have a few pounds on him, pretty fast on his feet. Come on, Gerald, let's finish your homework before Mr. Anderson gets back with the ice cream. Now, once more, what is the largest city in Australia? Why aren't you jumping the lake? Gerald, you must never answer a question with a question. Ah, put that book away. I had enough of this junk. Gerald, that's no attitude. You've got to do your homework, son. You don't want to grow up and be a big dumbbell, do you? What's the matter?  Never mind. You want to amount to something, don't you? It's not me. I'm going to be an actor. An actor? Sure. Every time my mother leaves me alone, I try running away. But the cities are always too smart for education. I better get the rest of my books and study real hard. Yeah, now you're talking. They're in this closet. Would you get them for me? You bet. Hey, where are they? I don't see them. Back a little further. Wait a minute. There he is. See? On the other side of that iron gate. Oh, my gosh. We can't even get our hands on him. How can we stop him from getting on that train? Come on, I have an idea. Maybe we can talk him out of it. Just follow any lead I throw. Okay. Hello, Gerald. You mean goodbye? Such are my trainings in five minutes. Okay.  What do you mean uneducated? Education. You? Don't you know you can't be an actor unless you know how to speak English? Okay, so I'll go on the radio. Is that Jimmy Durranti about the English language? Gerald, I'm glad you mentioned him. You think Jimmy Durranti's a happy man. I happen to know that behind that gay, carefree nose beats a broken heart. Yeah? How would you know? Well, I'm going to tell you a secret I've never mentioned in public before. My real name is Jimmy Durranti, Gerald. What? You're nuts. You don't believe it, huh, kiddo? Okay, I'll tell you a story. I'm driving down Sunset Boulevard one day in my more uncolored convertible with the white sidewall tires. From the rest of my usual Hollywood fashion to wit, me violet beret, me orange colored sweatshirt, open enough to show a glimpse of me heliotrope Westcote, me decked in me future slacks with chartreuse open sneakers. All of a sudden, the motorcycle John Darmie flags me to the coin. I says, what's the matter? I was only going 50 miles an hour. And he says, I know. I just wanted to hear you talk. I was dying mortified. And Gerald, what did I have to talk about? Did I know the biggest city in Australia? No. Did I know how to square a hypotenuse? I don't even know what they eat. Don't grow up like me. A miserable, uneducated millionaire, Gerald. It's ignomininineous. But they are, Gerald. Even the greatest of them. Men like Sir Harry Lauder, a success on every continent. He was just a sad. Sir Harry Lauder? Who's he? Oh, he was before your time, Gerald. Way back in the beginning of show business, when they didn't even know whether Phil Spitalny's orchestra would be a boy or a girl. But I know all about him, because, you see, Sir Harry Lauder was just one of my stage names. What? He was you, too? Ah, hi, laddie. That's how it was. I, and what a hit I was, too, were my kills, and my tart, and my tam. Back when the century was new, I, the music comes back to me new. If you'll close your ears, maybe you can hear it too. Just the way I used to sing. Lots of bonny lassies on my travel's wife. But my hair just centered new on bonny Kate McBride. That would throw a word away. I'm surprised sometimes myself at all. On the bonny kitchen fire I asked her to be mine. I get up and I dance the heel and fling. I've just been to the woman. On the bonny bang, Sir Clay. That's the time, that's the time.  Greetings, Tiff and Allman. I can't it as happy as every year, this bra-brick-moly-knick-to-knick I see. Ah, yes, your lordship. Much happier than you. Aye. For you see, you didn't concentrate on your education when you were little Gerald's age. Aye. And now, in spite of your great wealth, you don't know the biggest city in blinkin' old Australia. Aye. Aye, aye, aye. Right, so go. You see what I mean, Gerald? Ah, who cares about an old Scotchman? You just show me a big success on the American stage you feel that way. All right, have you ever heard of the Andrew Sisters, my boy?  No, that'd be silly. I'm only one. What? Sure. And my friend here, Mr. Anderson, is another. You hear her singing, you think we're happy. But are we? Listen closely and see if you can't detect a sad note beneath all. You can't sell a note unless the patient you talk is playing with him. He makes a company come to come to when he plays heavily. He's the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Company B. He was a Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Company B. And while he plays Boogie Woogie Bugle, he was busy as a busy. And when he plays, he makes the company jump in to the bar. He's the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Company B. Doodly-ada, doodly-ada, dood-dood, he blows it in to the bar. He can't blow a note if the patient guitar out of tune. The company jump when he plays heavily. He's the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Company B. What did you think, Patty? Well, broken up because that Sydney fella threw her over. Yeah, that was a shame. Yeah, like such a beautiful romance, too. Yeah, until that awful day when he asked her to name the biggest city in Australia. Yes, that was the day she lost Sydney. What good are all her diamonds and yachts and Cadillacs and swimming pools? Name the biggest city in Australia. I'll bet she wishes she had concentrated on her education when she was Gerald's age. Say, if we know the name of the biggest city in Australia, we could tell her and maybe she could get Sydney back. Yes, let's see now, what could it be? Kangaroo? No. Gee, that Sydney can ask some tough ones. Wait a minute, Sydney, that gives me an idea. I think I've got it. It's Singapore. See, Gerald, the Andrews' sisters have their troubles, too. Yeah, I guess so. I tell you, they're all unhappy. Every last one of them. Jack Benny, Al Jolson, Sophie Tucker. Gosh, Sophie Tucker, too. Oh, the unhappiest of them all, and I ought to know. Oh, no, you don't mean... Yep, my maiden name. I remember how I used to get out there on the stage of the old palace and really rocked the place.  Just happy. In spite of their yachts and rubies and palaces, they're all miserable. Gee, honest? Sure, you've got to have an education if you want them out to something in this world. Yeah, maybe you're right. Here's my railroad ticket, pal. Oh, is that a load off my mind? Oh, wait a minute, Dennis, where are you going? To turn the boys' ticket in? What? Swimming pools, yachts, diamonds first, Cadillacs? I'm taking the next train to Hollywood. Colgate Dental Cream cleaned your breath while it cleaned your teeth. No other toothpaste does a better job of cleaning teeth than Colgate Dental Cream. For Colgate Dental Cream has a safe polishing agent that cleans your teeth both gently and thoroughly, brings out their natural sparkle and beauty. You can actually see and feel the difference. 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Hello, my name is Dr. Sanjay Goval, I am a senior consultant in hepatobiliary surgery and liver transplantation at the Manipal Hospital's Bangalore. The procedure is undoubtedly risky, but the risk that is associated with this procedure is somewhere in the region of between 5 and 10%. You have to remember that liver transplant is being offered only to patients who have a life expectancy without transplant of less than one year and so they are very sick patients. And in this setting to have a survival rate which is in the region of about 90-95% is actually pretty good. Now can complications arise, definitely complications can arise, we can largely group these complications into a set of three, into three different sets. The first is technical complications. So you have to remember that by joining thin arteries, veins and bile ducts together between the donor and the recipient. These joints are quite difficult to perform particularly of the artery which is very narrow and therefore you can get complications related to the stitching of these vessels together. The artery can either get blocked or it may bleed. Similarly the bile duct may either get blocked or it may leak bile out between the sutures. So that is one set of complications. The second set of complications is related to rejection. Now rejection is something which is a big fear in the patient's mind but in fact it is not an uncommon occurrence, it occurs in up to 20-30% of patients who undergo a transplant. But this is a temporary process which needs to be controlled by medication so that the body's immunity and the reaction to the foreign organism are balanced. So it's not anything to worry about and it's very very rare for a patient to actually get into serious complications because of rejection even though it is such a common occurrence. The final group is infections. Because you are on immunosuppression to prevent rejection, patients are at risk of developing infections and this can be quite serious and often life threatening. And infection is probably the single largest cause for complications after a liver transplant. It's important to remember that despite this long list of complications which I have just given you that in fact all these complications constitute only about 10% of patients who undergo a transplant. The risk of dying is less than 10%. In all the other patients who develop any of these complications they are treatable and patients recover and end up having a normal life.


What's up everybody just here for jazby's case breaks calm We just filled up a little optic pack filler that fills up Pikachu number three and four and again This is twenty twenty one optic basketball one pack break to run on teams Actually, this should be number two, but I think it just says number one in the title, but it should be number two But again, this is our second pack filler, but we'll just leave it as this because it fills up Pikachu number three But again guys first we'll do the break we're randomized because we're named the team to strip the hits out boom and we'll Right on my own with the customer names again, right from Patrick down to Michael top 11 actually will get a team in the break So 11 out of the 15 are gonna get a team. Of course some teams are gonna be priced higher like the thunder at the top They were about 160 each so top two of course there get 160 in value and then magic I think we're 130 and 140 every team here up until the Pacers I Believe we're either around the spot price at 70 ish To 160 so it's actually pretty strong guys So we'll do that after This would be the team sheet Michael big Monday night, right? Yeah, isn't that crazy that they played McNabb that night, too But yeah, that was one of my I honestly still watch like once or twice a year that had those highlights first gay play first play the game a little bootleg like Like 80 yards in the air to the Sean Jackson, and then you see like what's his name diving really roared out DB safety. What was the name again? Yeah, it's pretty crazy Alrighty, good luck guys. So let's do the break first. Here's the dice roller module down to Michael teams six and a four ten times one two three four five six seven eight nine Down to Michael ten times one two three Four, it's gonna hit me right now deep quarter when someone says it eight nine Ten bowls down to the magic All right, so again quick little pack filler. So stick to the teams what you got But I'll show you guys of course the teams All right guys, so again quickly look at your teams guys, and then we'll Close the trade window. We're not close the trade window, but just more like just Continue on Oh Whoa Pukus of Veske Pink velocity that is beautiful For the thunder going to Travis look man, if you don't even get a good team man You just got a big hit all the Ron Landry. There you go, Ben. Yeah, Landry. I was thinking Landry But I just remember his first thing Harrison Barnes and a little Halle Halliburton as well Sacramento Kings When it's automatic I put this message is really big It's actually a really big one for a little pack filler. You can't go wrong with that Nice pack Now let's switch scenes and again, we're only gonna randomize the 15 customer names, right? And I get top 11 get a team so there's a 15 customer names roll Six and one seven times. They told you guys roll a lot of sevens a lot of sevens one two three four five six Seven six and a one seven Michael downtown Michael so Michael straight congratulations. You got the thunder Travis with the thunder Mojo with the magic very nice Ryan Harold look at that Ryan and your look is back Chomatic very nice hundred dollar Grizzlies Michael straight with the Nets Eric with the Suns Nets and number four for Sean. I'll go straight with the Suns there Travis with the Pacers and Nick and for dick wall squeezing in and how sorry about that PJ PJ Travis and Michael Unfortunately not in the break, but again really appreciate it. We'll get you on the next one I know PJ has some teams also in the picture team, so we'll hit him some big Yanis Hits in the optic basketball pick your teams. I appreciate you guys So again, these customers are in remember you're gonna match up with what team it is So again, Michael gets the number three four three four three three three four four Etc. So there you go guys Coming up next guys is pick a team number three Jasper's case race.com