the road to an answer. Being a page? Yes. Well, I guess just getting it, learning the business over but fellas that wanted to, to become an answer could just walk in green and get an answer and say well do it. Well next time I see Willard I'll have to tell him I thought that was a big deal but I'll have to tell him you said everybody did it. I always thought that was a major step. No, it would work. I don't say at all, but this was a lot of things. Getting the studios around and the studio audience was scary to me. You see audition. I'm glad I never had to take the radio audition. I would have thrown a band down. Oh, yeah. Because they have, it was a really tongue-twister and they have in there all kinds of names. Classical music. Things of this kind. What is it? Yeah. And my audition is considerably different. It doesn't dismiss as not being able to take everything I have in kitchen. I have my way to demonstrations. I have to be a sports announcer if you can't get a job on radio. And got to the studio door. At the other door this wonderful old man who was on Keynes, he was very arthritic, called up with me and he says what was that you said about sports? I told him that's what I wanted to do. And he said do you know anything about football? I said I played for a few years. He took me in the studio. He stood in front of the microphone. He said I'll be in another room listening. When the light comes on he brought us to an imaginary football game. Wow. And I did. It wasn't really imaginary. I took one of the games where I played it. This was right out of college. The previous fall of college. We won on the last 20 seconds. And the last 20 seconds there. I was running guard. I was supposed to take out the first man with secondary. But I went through and won 65 yards for a touchdown. And I never knew how he did it because I missed my man. I didn't block him. But on that broadcast I did. I delivered a block. I did. He used your name. Of course. He goes for the block. We didn't have to pick your names. We didn't have to pick your names. We didn't have to pick your names. We didn't have to pick your names. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Mark. 30 seconds. 10 seconds. My fellow Americans, this has been a busy and eventful week for Nancy and me. Now that the summit in Geneva is behind us, we need to look ahead and ask where do we go from here. As I told Congress, we've made a fresh start in U.S.-Soviet relations. Every issue was on the table, and our 15 hours of discussions were tough and lively throughout. I got a better perspective from listening to General Secretary Gorbachev and I think he went home with a lot to think about too. I plan to meet Mr. Gorbachev again next year in Washington, but between now and then we have much work to do. Opportunities to address important problems of Soviet-American relations should not be squandered. We must always be realistic about our deep and abiding differences, but we should be working for progress wherever possible. On arms control, the Soviets, after several years of resisting talks, have now agreed that each side should cut nuclear arms by 50% in appropriate categories. And in our joint statement we called for early progress on this, directing the emphasis of the talks toward what has been the chief U.S. goal all along, deep, equitable, fully verifiable reductions in offensive weapons. If there's real interest on the Soviet side, there's a chance the talks can begin to make headway. Mr. Gorbachev and I discussed our work on the SDI, America's Strategic Defense Initiative. I told him that we're investigating non-nuclear defensive systems designed to destroy offensive missiles and protect people. Although reluctant to acknowledge it, the Soviets have been carrying forward a research program far more extensive than ours on their own version of SDI. I think it's fair to point out that the Soviets' main aim was to force us to drop SDI. I think I can also say that after Geneva Mr. Gorbachev understands we have no intention of doing so. Far from it, we want to make Strategic Defense a strong protector of the peace. A research and testing program that may one day provide a peace shield to protect against nuclear attack is a deeply hopeful vision. And we should all be cooperating to bring that vision of peace alive for the entire world. Regional conflicts were prominent in our discussions and we'll be watching very closely for any change in Soviet activities in the third world. Another resounding vote of the UN General Assembly has just called for Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. Next month, a new round of talks on this question takes place, also under United Nations auspices. If these talks are to succeed, the Soviets must provide a timetable for getting out and recognize that the freedom fighters will not be conquered. On bilateral and human rights questions there were some small encouraging steps before the summit, and in the agreements we reached there to promote people-to-people contacts. In both areas, we're hoping greater steps will follow. As I also told the Congress, human rights is a true peace issue. If there's one conclusion to draw from our fireside summit, it's that American policies are working. In a real sense, preparations for the summit started five years ago when with the help of Congress we began strengthening our economy, restoring our national will and rebuilding our defenses and alliances. America is strong again and American strength has caught the eye. They recognize that the United States is no longer just reacting to world events. We are in the forefront of a powerful historic tide for freedom and opportunity, for progress and peace. There's never been a greater need for courage and steadiness than now. Our strategic modernization program is an incentive for the Soviets to negotiate in earnest. But if Congress fails to support the vital defense efforts needed, America's patience and will are paper thin and the world will become more dangerous again. Courage and steadiness are all important for freedom fighters too. I made it clear in Geneva that America embraces all those who resist tyranny and struggle for freedom. Breaking faith with freedom fighters would signal that aggression carries no risk and this we will not allow. My fellow Americans, we're entering a season of hope. If we remain resolute for freedom and peace, if we keep faith with God, then our American family 238 million strong will even more be even more to be thankful for next year. Again, it's wonderful to be home, so until next week, thanks for listening and God bless you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for making this part of it.  President, we're proud to get a couple individual photos. The embassy there? Yes. Be there when you're there. Okay.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBreaks.com coming at you with 2019-2020 Benini Donner's Basketball Choice Edition. Two box pick your team number six with two different things happening here. So right now with one dice roll we're going to give away the Pelicans if you bought at least two teams. You saw the instructions there. And then at the end of the break all 30 names get randomized and there's a hundred dollar giveaway. This is top four names. We'll win 25 bucks break credit each different dice roll at the very end of the break. So Pelicans first. So let's sort by first names right here. So if you bought at least two teams one entry four teams two entries and so on and so forth. So John Sam is new bought two teams. That's one entry gay bought two that's one entry guy got four. That's two entries Jeff with two. That's an entry John with two. That's an entry Chris with two. That's an entry Matthew with two. That's an entry Ollie with two. That's an entry Rokeo with two. That's an entry Roman with two. That's an entry Sean Maddock for that's two entries and Tice with two. That's an entry. So everyone here has a shot at the Pelicans in this rate. So let's roll it. Let's randomize it two and a three five times for each list for this list one two three four and I said five right yep fifth and final time name on top Chris Erickson there you go Chris after five times you get the Pelicans in this now let's see if the uh that little rooftop symbol means that you want to spot there now let's see if this break cooperates these two boxes cooperate let's sort back by column B again I know that's all that's always rough you're like why couldn't have been four times all right so let's print good luck and then everyone still has a shot at break credit so I'll shot a break credit Tice all right there it is 2019 2020 choice pick your team six all right let's gotta get get get my hat low all business like all card ship obviously in uh pricey stuff like this it's choice stuff now I haven't really been paying attention to this Lakers game here but Portland's up 54 48 a couple minutes left in the first half how has dame been looking he's handling the ball with his left hand right there seems to be doing okay I don't know where the two autographs must be in the middle somewhere so there are the two autos right down here and I've got all sorts of fun stuff here there's Nick Claxton for the Nets nice there's Kobe White it's nice too there's the final printout once again same as the previous screen Kobe White is nice for the Bulls Gabe Kelton Johnson for the Spurs Terrence Mann for the Clippers Spurs that'll be for John Samuelson Terrence Mann for the Clippers for Oliver and a Dylan Winler for the Cavs that'll be for John we've got a couple a few a few cards here we've got Ignis Redzikis 10 out of 99 for the Nicks that will be LB for Gabe we've got a Reggie Jackson that's going to reveal a blue Alan Samilich 35 out of 35 so a lower number than the Reds the red ones warriors warriors come out to play ya Shawn Maddock with the Golden State Warriors what do they do with that number two pig and there's our autographs behind Reggie Jackson first one is going to be Hall Dominators T-Mac Tracy McGrady 15 out of 99 wow Raptors that's for Roman and the Raptors it's pretty nice behind Reggie Jackson is going to be wow the Iceman George Gervin 63 out of 99 kind of a Kevin Durant type great scorer kind of lanky like Kevin Durant too there he is Spurs that will be for John Samuelson with the Iceman 26 out of 99 some of some of you uh the older clientele here at Jaspy's may may have had that poster in his room there's a classic George Gervin poster is he sitting on a throne of ice i think so with two ice basketballs something like that all right second box good luck so there are the autographs right here let's see who we got here we got Jared Culver for the T Wolves John Ballin we have Darius Garland for the Cavs that's also for John kind of a kind of an edge issue kind of up there that kind of catches my eye a little bit but there you go it's still nice we got Matisse Tible what are the Sixers going to do and there's my guy right here Talon Horton Tucker for the Lakers Rokeo with my Lakers how's he doing has he has he even checked in yet if the Lakers have to rely on Talon Horton Tucker that means they're not having a good game it's let's go to ESPN let's go to box score Lakers Talon Horton Tucker is not on the roster tonight they got Rondo listed is he back huh all right so we'll see you next here Talon Horton and nice sacred and Boya rated rookie that is for John Loverty and the pistons nice RJ Barrett rated rookie 39 out of 99 we've got the blue one behind Gary Harris snag that there we go Reggie Jackson pistons it's another one for John Loverty oh is Rondo a late scratch but he's close to returning I don't know okay maybe ESPN has it wrong they have Jared Dudley Rajan Rondo and Deon Waiters has not entered the game behind Gary Harris is Jackson Hayes autograph nice allocants that'll be for Chris Erikson who won the pelicans and the second and final auto here is Isaiah Roby for the Mavs Chris Erikson again 57 out of 99 nice break for you and there is Gary Harris looks like 54 out of 99 right down there for the nuggets that's going to be for Sean Atmatic and there you go ladies and gentlemen nice two box break of choice in the books now let's give away some money so this time everyone has a shot at this top four names $25 a break credit each so let's get everyone's names from Sean and the hawks down to Jeff and the wizards so if you did not have a very good break sell the shot at a little bit of money let's roll it let's randomize it it's gonna be the top four after four one two three and four after four we've got John $25 guy 25 bucks and another 25 dollars and Roman with 25 bucks as well so congrats to you we'll email that to you check your spam folders if you don't see it right away it'll come in the form of a gift card code doesn't expire you can use it on jaskiescasebreaks.com for your next purchase I'm Joe thanks for watching congrats again and we'll see you next time bye bye


We got to see hands-on what it's like to be in an OR. I never knew I could have a hand in surgery. And I knew this is what I want to do forever. So this is by Emotion Lab. We went in here to learn about two different types of ways they track motion to do studies, how to prevent injuries, and how to compare healthy people to people who are recovering from surgeries. I've always been interested in math, so it's cool to see how the engineering side of things plays into medicine. Originally, I had no idea what this program was. This place is pretty world-renowned. So just coming here and spending a week just sounded like such a cool experience that I really couldn't pass up on. I've always wanted to be a doctor since I was younger. And I was just super interested in participating in the hands-on activities. I'm getting exposed to all these different fields that I really didn't even know about. It's just a really good opportunity.