Proudly, we hail. From New York City where the American stage begins, here is another program with a castling Leon Janney as the narrator. Public service time has been made available by this station for your Army and your Air Force to bring you this story as proudly we hail the United States Air Force. Our story is entitled, Dry Run. This is a story of the Strategic Air Command, one of the mighty arms of the United States Air Force. Our first act curtain will rise in just a moment after this important message. Can you qualify to wear the silver wings of a pilot in the United States Air Force and fly the speedy jets? If you have two or more years of college training and are between the ages of 19 and 26 and a half and are otherwise qualified, a visit to your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force Recruiting Station will start you on your way to your future in flight. The city sprawled along the coastal plain, a disjointed hydro-like mass of homes, buildings and factories. One blackened irregular lip of it rested on the wide river's edge and here the ships made their way in from the sea to take on our disgorged cargo. It was a big city, an important one, where at three o'clock in the morning the majority of its two million inhabitants slept in peace and tranquility. Have you been one of the few still awake? You might have heard this sound and wondered. You might have stopped where you were and looked up into the inky darkness, listening, thinking. Those babies sure sound like they're up there. Hope they're ours. Wonder where they come from. To find the answer to that question you'd have to travel westward 1500 miles and go back in time 12 hours to a telephone call. Oh, yes, he's here. Just a minute. I'll call him. Face, I think. Oh, just when I was going to take a snooze. Here. Hello. Right. Okay, right away. You've got to go. That's what the man said. Don't they even give you Sunday off? Mrs. Hunter, haven't you learned in this business all days of the same? Well, I think there ought to be a law. Sell our sickle-headed pals in the idea and who knows, I might even get Saturday off too. What'll I tell Susie when she wakes up? He promised to take her swimming. Tell her daddy had to go on a trip and that he'd be back as soon as he can. As a man named Dan Hunter, your Sunday afternoon has been suddenly interrupted by a telephone call. 20 minutes later, you pull up before a formidable-looking gate and before your own and have gone through the routine a thousand times, you still must produce identification. Identification, which is checked carefully and returned with a snappy salute.  Here every building is guarded, every installation watched. Here security is so tight, not even red ink could leak in. And the reason for such constant and thorough precaution is found in the three-letter word, S-A-C, strategic air command. S-A-C, the long-range punch in the fist of the United States Air Force, a fist that's ready to strike at a moment's notice any time of the day. And then as you leave the buildings behind, you come upon the lethal strength of the fist and the sight of it hits you as it always does right where you live. A group of them rest in an orderly line and their bigness is something that dwarfs everything in range of your eye. You don't think of them as monsters, for there is a sharp, wonderful grace and awe-inspiring beauty to their clean, glittering lines. They're big. B-36s, the biggest bombers in all creation. Wing length, 230 feet. Bomb load, 10,000 pounds. Range, 10,000 miles. 42,000 horsepower. Speed, over 400 miles per hour. A few statistics can't paint a proper picture, and once you've seen a B-36, stood under its bomb bay into which three freight cars could be fitted. You know all the statistics in the world could never describe the sight of her.  Hi, Joe. Hi, Dan. And here we're gonna take a little trip. I guess so. How was she? The ground crew's been swarming all over since early this morning. They find any burn spots on the blades of the number two jet? I think they did. The crew chief has a report on it. The blades have been replaced. Good. Where's the gang? They just took off at the briefing room. Everybody present and counted for? All right, gentlemen. Give me your attention, please. Your attention, please. Your target for tonight is right here, a city you're all familiar with. You'll recall that last month when you destroyed it, your route was along this path to the target, and then back by way of this course. Now, your flight tonight will follow an entirely different plan. Something on this order. As you can see, you'll be over water for approximately half of it coming in from the east. We'll get specific in a moment, but I... If you weren't, Dan Hunter, if you were just a stranger who happened in on the briefing office's lecture and knew nothing about the circumstances which governed it, you might very well get the impression that a war was on, that this was the real thing and not just a dry run. But as Dan Hunter, the members of his crew or any of his squadron mates, you'd know this is a simulated mission. Routine in the sense that you have been and will continue to go on many such missions. Simulated in the sense that the city you bombed tonight will never know the fury of your attack, but real in every other respect. Real in the flight you will make, the distance you will travel confront you to and from the target. Consider this fact alone. A B-36 is the most complicated airplane ever built, ever flown. Within its massive frame are contained, among other things, 27 miles of electrical wiring, 72 electrical meters, 2,000 electronic tubes, and a mile and a half of control cables. The air that blows through its de-icing system would heat 120 five-room houses. Before takeoff, a B-36 crew must check more than 600 different items. As Dan Hunter, plane commander of a B-36, you and your crew of 14 spend a good hour and a half checking the finer points of your flying dreadnought. Each man is responsible for a particular group of items. It's a matter of teamwork. You go over her with a fine-toothed comb, from nose to tail, nothing is left to chance. You don't take chances with $5 million worth of airplane. How about it, sergeant? They take out okay, Captain. Ah, they look out there, Tinker. Raring to go, sir. Captain, the crew assume you take off positions. You scanners keep on your toes when we taxi out. Give the tower a call, Joe. Aye. Air Force 4982, the tower. Air Force 4982, the tower over. Tower to Air Force 4982, go ahead. Plane checked out and ready for taxi instructions over. Air Force 4982, you're cleared to taxi on strip four. Takeoff is runway six. Wind is from the east, northeast at 12. Metametric pressure, 9.94. Call us when you're ready to take off. Call us when you're ready to take off. Over. Roger, tower out. You don't taxi a B-36 the way you taxi the ordinary bomber. The same principle is involved, of course. You, as the pilot, are at the controls. You use your feet, your hands, and your eyes accordingly. But from where you sit, you can't see the engines and you can't see the wheels. That's why in the rear compartment, back by the tail, two of your crewmen act as scanners, watching the behavior of the engines, watching the wheels, and reporting by interphone accordingly.  The five of you guide this massive thing of flight out to the runway on which you will take off. Colonel, 4892 is on one way six. They've asked for clearance to take off. That's Hunter, isn't it? Yes, sir. Hunter, this is Colonel Grindley. These weather reports indicate you'll be bucking strong headwinds on your approach. The navigators will have to be on their toes. You'll be over the sea a good bit of the time. Right, Colonel. I'll pass it on. Remember, you're flying a lone mission. We know the main flight will be intercepted. You can sneak through. The mission will be that much more of a success. Good luck, Captain. Right. Old Grindley gets me. Remember, Captain, you're flying a lone mission. You're being cautious, Joe. It's kind of serious business. Oh, it is to me, too. Well, then what do you say we get down to the serious business of taking this baby up into the air? Captain, the crew. If you were to stand in the tower looking out with Colonel Grindley, who takes nothing for granted and believes that a good pilot can never be good enough, you'd find watching the takeoff of a B-36 an awesome and beautiful sight. From your vantage point, you'd see this gigantic creation of gleaming metal and thunderous power swing slowly off the taxi strip onto the long, wide concrete pathway to flight. You'd hear its total of ten engines, four of them jet, assert their incredible strength in a steadily mounting roar. You'd see the result of their drive as this titan of the skies gathers speed quickly, racing ever faster down the runway with the sun's rays dancing brightly off her stretching wings. And as you watched, one part of your mind might ask, how is it possible for men to build and control anything as big as this? And then suddenly, almost in disbelief, you'd see her lift from the ground, the landing gear like a living thing tucking its great talons into place. You'd hear the sound of her voice change from a roar of defiance to one of satisfied contentment as she mounted upward into the immensity of the afternoon sky. You'd watch her on her way. Knowing before she came to roost again, she'd span 10,000 miles of trackless space. You'd know too that as a thing of flight, her beauty was majestic and overwhelming. But as a weapon of destruction, she was terrible and unmatched. Leon Jenny as the narrator in the Proudly We Hail production, Dry Run will return in just a moment for the second act. Here's an important word today about your tomorrow. There's a future in flight. Yes, for you young men between the ages of 19 and 26 and a half who have completed two or more years of college and are otherwise qualified, there's an excellent opportunity for a great career in your expanding air force. You can secure an important job as a pilot, navigator, radar observer, or flight engineer, and fly the mighty aircraft of this jet age. Remember, there's a future in flight. Visit your United States Army and United States Air Force Recruiting Station for details today. You are listening to Proudly We Hail, and now we present the second act of Dry Run. At nearly 8 miles above the Earth, the sky above you is dark, yet luminous blue. There's a kind of burning brilliance in it that conceals its 60 below zero temperament. Here, should your winged world spring a leak in its pressurized frame, you and your crew would have no more than 12 seconds in which to clamp on oxygen masks. Far below you, the elements have been weaving a carpeting of white over the land. As far as your eye can see, it has been tucked firmly into the horizon and is now being pulled up under and behind you. And suddenly the Earth is completely hidden from your view, and you bore on through the limbo of space where quickly shifting light patterns encourage strange thoughts in your mind. Could it be there is no land below the clouds? Suppose it's all a dream and we're but voyagers here in this emptiness forever. Take over, Joe.  Yes, sir. What do I do if an engine drops off? A lot and pick it up. Seems like a reasonable answer.  Try to keep it flying upside up, will you? For you, sir, I shall endeavor to do my utmost. Oh, it's the rich. You leave the front office in the hands of your capable co-pilot and move on back to where your chief flight engineer and his assistants carefully watch and closely monitor the surging heartbeat of the ship. Here, before panels whose rows of dials tell a clear and constant story, they feel the pulse, watch the blood pressure, and converse about their charge like doctors discussing an important case. We can lean out number five just a bit more. I think... oh, hi, Dan. Hi. How to behave in, Jeff? You want to make a statement, Sarge? Well, do come. Which means when translated, they're purring like so many kittens. Joe said the head temperatures on the number four port engine ran pretty high on takeoff. Oh, she's the new one just put in last week. Bound around a little high until she's broken in. Yeah, I thought that was probably it. She seemed to get off the ground pretty smoothly.  Where are we? About halfway across the Gulf of Mexico. We're indicating better than 400. Pretty good time, huh? Got a good tailwind. We'll pay for it when we start back in. You leave the engineers to their work and move on to where the navigator on duty pours over his charts figuring wind and speed and drift. Taking into consideration the magnetic variation, the compass deviation, the rotation of the Earth, he magically computes bearings out of what seems like thin air and at a moment's notice tells you exactly where you are in relation to where you've been and where you're going. What do you say, Lee? Hi, boss. How far are we from somewhere? My calculations are correct. We should be landing on the planet Mars in another hour. I thought it was Venus you were taking us to. Would be nicer, wouldn't it? Well, here's where we are now. We'll be over the keys in 12 minutes. Have we got a direct tailwind? Wind's pretty near due west. We'll be heading north like this in a little more than two and a half hours. Coming back soon we'll really be bucking it. Wouldn't be a bit surprised if we ran into some weather on the run-in. Probably hit it right over the target. Probably. When Zach relieves me, I'll bring you and Joe a cup of coffee and an old bone to chew on. For which we shall thank you, one and all. You carry two bombardiers and two radio operators. You check things with them and then you take an 85-foot journey on a miniature railway past the Bombay to the rear compartment of the ship. Here you find the remainder of your crew, these scanners, who are responsible for the array of 20-millimeter cannons that can spit lethal poison down the throats of audacious interceptors. Here comes the 802 Express. Right on time, Ticker. Need a hand, Captain? No, thanks. Nothing like a little exercise on a cold, windy day. How are things, man? Oh, everything's under control, Captain. Think they might send a few jets up after us? Well, theoretically, we won't be over enemy territory until we start in for the coast. You can expect them any time after that. We'll be coming in alone after the main attack, trying to catch them napping. Clever aren't we, sir? Ask me that after we've made our run. You shoot the breeze with Tinker and his fellow gunners a minute or two and then hop your miniature railway back to the forward compartment. It's simple. You just lie on your back on the trolley and pull yourself hand over hand on a line slung from the top of the tube.  Navigator to pilot. Hesley, turn to a heading of 3, 4, 5 degrees. 3, 4, 5 it is. Left that cloud layer behind. Who made it coming back? Sure a lot of water down there. About as much as there is sky up here. I'll take up here, like just as well. 3, 4, 5 degrees on the bottom. Now flying on an orderly heading with the crenellated surface of the sea reaching out to touch the sky on all horizons. You become witness to a symphony and time and mood and color. From a ringside seat some 40,000 feet up you watch the sun reluctantly lose its supremacy and sink helplessly into a purplish haze that rings the western rim of the earth. You watch its rays spill out across the sea like so many shimmering golden tentacles searching for a grip hold and finding none slipping defeatedly away. You watch their counterparts thrust skyward in a fan-like reach that yields them nothing but bathes the surrounding area in a reddish profusion and then it too is silently and irrevocably suffused and drained away. While this drama unfolds to the west an all engulfing darkness is racing in from the east a malignant snuffer of light it sweeps to the dome of the sky and spills hungrily down the western perimeter driving the final lingering vestiges of daylight before it. Within the cockpit the luminous instrument panel offers its ghostly yet friendly comfort. Night has fallen and you fly on a trespasser in its dark kingdom. Allow me to spell you for a while. She's all yours. You should be heading in soon. Looks like we've got a good dark night for it. The radar doesn't care how dark it is. Never get in the pilot. What say, Lee? Time to make a left turn. Your heading is 260 degrees. Line her up on 260, Joe, right?  We're starting in. As of right now we're over enemy territory. We're about four hours away from our target. As soon as their radar picks us up they'll be after us. We've got some top cover that may help a little. You radar men, don't be afraid to sing out no matter what you pick up on your screens. Everybody keep a weather eye and stay off the intercom unless it's absolutely necessary. Taking into account the force of the headwind which you now buck, you are moving through the night at better than six miles a minute. Like a knife cutting through the foals of space you rapidly whittle away the distance to the target. It's not likely the fighters will swarm up to find you for a time yet. Still in this business you take nothing for granted. Ever. An hour slips away. Another. And then a question arises to plague you. Your copilot voices it. Dan, at this altitude shouldn't we be seeing some lights from the mainland? Yeah, we should see reflections on the horizon. The only reason I can think of why we're not must be a storm. Radio operator to the pilot. What do you got, Sergeant? Just picked up a report from a ship 100 miles off Cape Hatteras. They report a bad gale blowing. At the first report you've heard on it? Yes, sir. They said it came up suddenly. See if you can pick up something from the mainland. Lee, what do you think? That's the weather I said we might run into. Shouldn't bother us up here though. You hope. Sam, looks like you may do your bombing through the cloud cover again. After that the routine of the flight vanishes and things begin happening fast. The interceptors are not asleep. They're not caught off guard. Their radar ceaselessly probing has found you. Jet's coming up fast. A whole flock of them. Pilot to crew are going down into the storm. Hold on. The storm doesn't seem to bother those babies very much. It won't help their rain, Mini. Two of them coming in at four o'clock. Navigator to pilot. We'll be breaking out of this stuff in another 10 to 15 minutes. Right, Lee. Pilot to crew. We're gonna grab some altitude. I'm reaching for the stars trying to rid yourself of the angry swarm that follows you. You wonder, were your cannons loaded with more than film? How many of them you'd have sent spinning down into oblivion? You wonder too, were their guns armed? Could they have destroyed you? Later the aggregate of film will paint a clear enough picture. Its effect serving as a lesson and nothing more final. We lost them. Probably low on fuel. They were with us for quite a while. Yeah. And we were supposed to snake through. In one sense, I'm not sorry we didn't. Suppose we'd meant this. Navigator to pilot. We're 10 minutes due east of the target. 10 minutes due east of the target. And then five minutes. And then suddenly the cloud cover is gone, ripped away in tatters and rags and far below the lights of the city lay. Naked, defenseless. The Bombay opens. The Bombadier has the ship. And then his voice echoes matter-of-factly in your ear. Bombs away. Down there the lights will continue to shine. The city sleeps on in peaceful unknowing. You've made another dry run. Now it's time to find your way home. How about a kiss for a long last time?  Feed me and put me to bed. Where's my girl? Still asleep. Oh wonderful. Sit there, coffee will be ready in a minute. Can I have a long trip? Well, you might put it that way. The proudly we hail production, dry run. Now here is an important message. Young man, there's a future in flight. Today's jet age offers unlimited opportunities for young men between the ages of 19 and 26 and a half who have completed two or more years of college and are otherwise qualified. Yes, you can proudly wear the silver wings and fly the mighty aircraft of your United States Air Force when you've completed your training. For full details, visit your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force Recruiting Station today. Remember, the sooner you apply, the sooner you fly. This has been another program on proudly we hail presented transcribed in cooperation with this station by the United States Army and the United States Air Force Recruiting Service. This program featured Leigh-Anne Jeanne as narrator. This is Kenneth Banghart speaking and inviting you to tune in the same station next week for another interesting story on proudly we hail.


What's up? This is Teddy Jaspy doing a recap here for a break from Fanatics Live tonight. Tonight was Sunday September 3rd. This was a mixer two boxes of pristine baseball plus five boxes of Archive Signature Series retired edition. This was an RT random team number three Here go all the names of everybody who participated Thank you so much All right, let's see what we hit. We're gonna start off with the pristine first. This is the stuff we top-loaded Check it out. Here comes some color Strawberry and blue There's a gold Frank Thomas going going gone Giancarlo Stanton. That's red at a five three of five There's a Nico Horner around the diamond patch and auto and a Kyle Tucker around the diamond All right, let's see some of the in case stuff here Jayrod blue Trevor Hoffman Andre Jimenez orange for the Guardians Another orange nice color match for Baltimore there Mariano and blue out of 75 Here come the autos Alex Bregman. Oh snap that one was orange out of 25 Alex Bregman auto Oswald Paraza rookie auto for the Yanks Kyle Stowers Baltimore and a chef going going gone Gary Sheffield auto At a 75. All right, let's check out The hits from archive signature series again retired edition five boxes one card per box Tim Hudson out of 11 From tops chrome four of 11 There's a K mark 20th anniversary all-star George Foster out of 65 Very cool Freddy Sanchez was a 101 for the Giants co-crisp heritage auto and Lastly the sweet Kent Kent to Colby from 1983 tops very cool Again that was RT number three from Sunday night September 3rd on fanatics live Two boxes of pristine five boxes of archive signature series retired edition. My name is Teddy Jatsby


I think we have this underdog mentality in Western Sydney and I think that's what makes it so unique. A lot of us are from working backgrounds and we're a very united culture out here and I think you can see that with the fans and how loyal they are and how much they give us that push each week and how much we want to represent them. I think really displays what we're all about, especially people from Western Sydney. So I'm Jared Caluccio and I'm a 32 for the Western Wanderers and I'm a forward. Yeah so obviously growing up I just played locally but you know I've been at the Wanderers since I was 15 so it's been I think six years now and going on to seven you know so I've pretty much grown up through my teenage years here and matured into you know what I hope to be a man now so yeah it's been really good and I've enjoyed every every minute of it. It's been going back and forth but I'll say around 150 maybe for the club even in the youth I don't know I don't know but yeah it's been it's been good and like I said every game you know every time I've been able to you know wear the Wanderers jersey represent Western Sydney because it's obviously where I've grown up so it's it's an absolute honor every single time and I'm very grateful for the opportunity I've been given this year obviously I've been you know pushing to break in for a few years now and it's it's cliche but I just kept working and you know I was fortunate enough to be given an opportunity and I just wanted to do my best for the club and for the team and for the fans you know that's at the end of the day that's what we do it for and but on an individual note you know it's it's been a big step in my career and to get you know consecutive minutes and things like that so it's been great it's been great and I'm just pushing for more now


This is stock number 1117-0. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters today. We are checking out this super clean 2017 Silverado 2500 Crew cab short box. This truck has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel with the L5P motor which gives you 45 horsepower. This truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. Summit White is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or a smartphone device turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this truck in the upper right-hand part of your screen is a link to our website Click that and check us out there. This one comes with the 20-inch XT chrome and painted alloy rims. Nitto Terra Grappler AT G2 tires. These are LT 295 60 R20s and they have right around I'd say 50 to 60% of the tread left. Frame and underbody looks like it's in really nice shape. Front fender is in nice condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on that. There's some nice fender flares on there. Coming around the front here front bumpers in pretty nice shape. Only thing I noticed one tiny little ding there, but other than that nothing too bad hardly noticeable and you do get a tiger grill guard with an LED working light bar. Projector lamp headlamps and you can see the chrome trimmed grill is in really nice shape. You do get that Coal hood on there. They started that in 2017. Didn't see any dents or dings on the hood. Passengers side front fender is in excellent condition as well. And the passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the truck take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just can't make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So that when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. And that is why we offer the Summit Auto Fast Pass option in the upper right-hand part of your screen. Link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote, even appraise the trade off from the comfort of your own home. So when you get here, all you got to do is drive the truck, love it, and you'll be all set to go. Back tires have just as much tried as the front tires, actually maybe even a little bit more. Frame and underbody is in really nice shape, has all the remaining factory exhaust, and it's very clean all the way underneath. The rockers all look really good. I didn't see any corrosion on them. And as we come around to the back of the vehicle, the rear bumper is in pretty nice shape. It has a full towing package, which includes the receiver hitch, four pin, and seven pin wiring. You get the rear bumper steps, the tailgate is absolutely perfect. The only thing I noticed back here is there's one little ding right there, and just a little ding right there. But other than that, this truck is very nice. It has a shock down assist tailgate, spray and bed liner. Bed's in pretty nice condition. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly. And as you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side, no dents or dings on the driver's side box. And for full disclosure, this back rim is in excellent condition as well. Down the rest of the side doors look really good. You do get the telescopic tow mirrors with the built-in directional signals, the LED side lights. They do telescopes like that, and they also fold in. Inside, the LT1 package gives you the black cloth interior. There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. They are in really nice shape. It has weather tech floor mats throughout, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. Auto headlamps, turned-dial four-wheel drive, and the factory brake controllers right there. As we hop inside the vehicle, we'll turn the ignition on so you can see the miles and everything. See that this one has 56,313 miles. Get a digital speedometer, compass display, and the instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You get the leather-wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls on the left. This one does come with the six-speed Allison transmission. Get the Chevy MyLink system with AM-FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. This one also has the projection manager, where you can project your cell phone through Android Auto or Apple CarPlay to the screen. And if you have navigation system on your cell phone, you can project it right there. And it's like you have nav on the screen, so it's a pretty cool system. Down here are your climate controls. You also have heated mirrors, stability control. That's your cargo lamps. That's how you turn those side lights on. So I'll turn those on and show you that. And then it does come with the factory exhaust brake. Do you get a 12-volt power point there? The passenger side seat and floor mat are in excellent shape. No rips or tears on that. And the headliner is in really nice condition as well. You do get map lights up there and on-star capabilities in that rear view mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. You do get the latch child safety system for any child car seat needs you may have. Fixed glass rear window. We do have weather tech floor mats throughout back here. These seats do fold up for extra storage and it is very clean back here. And you do get side curtain airbags. Take a look at these LED side lights. They are super bright on this truck. You also have the directional signals on there. And we'll start it up and take a quick look under the hood. I'll show you those LED lights as well. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside. Now under the hood we have a 6.6 liter Duramax diesel L5P motor. 445 horsepower. Engine base very clean runs very smooth. Does have a plug-in for your engine block heater. Like I said before this truck has been fully safety inspected as a fresh around filter change. 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in today's video we're opening up the new legendary duelist soul burning volcano what's up guys we're back with another new yugioh set opening we have two boxes of legendary duelist soul burning volcano the i think it's legendary duelist 10 we have 10 of these legendary duelist sets now which is pretty cool and this is one that volcanic fans have been waiting for for a very very very long time but before we actually get into it we are giving away every single card i pull in this video even if we pull the ghost rare all you have to do is like the video be subscribed turn on notifications let me know down below are you excited for this set and what do you want to see in future legendary duelist sets all right let's crack these things open and let's see what we can get a double box opening there are i think 36 packs in these because legendary duelists do 36 packs a set of 24 uh so this might be a little bit longer than our normal new openings because those are usually 24 times two this is 36 times two there are only five cards per pack though but opening that you know 72 different packs can really take a lot longer even if there are less cards i will say i do think this box looks really really sick i never watch whatever anime this is with the volcanic so i don't know it that well i'm guessing something that zeksel war past that also these have volcano in the title which is pretty exciting so let's see what the most recent 25th anniversary set can give us well okay salaman great i think is the ghost rare i think i'm guessing there's only one but salaman great uh sunlight wolf is the ghost rare which is pretty cool so sun salaman great i'm guessing is getting new supporters well battling boxer all right that's interesting that's a pretty old archetype we have heat lio we have battle boxer lead yoke wait oh it's a rare oh yeah it's not guaranteed supers in this so that salaman great weasels actually probably pretty nice he's whistling around what else can we pull we have the roar we have the 79 battling boxer nova kaiser i didn't know battle boxers was one of the i think they do three archetypes so i'm guessing volcanic salaman great battle boxer even when volcanics get reprints in the set they don't get the ghost rare getting slided yet again come on come on we've got foxy we have volcanic rocket that's a nice reprint because the secret rare the force of the breaker is pretty expensive i think it's like 100 bucks okay i don't know if they're actually yeah there hasn't been a reprint because i don't think they ever got a repair we got a revive blaze accelerator wow good to see that a common in force of the breaker as well we have the big bandage watch out salaman great almaraj and a volcanic inferno another super so you get a rare and a super when that happens very cool think you get up to ultras and that's the is it ultra ghost there's no secrets in here right we have the raging phoenix speaking of ultras very nice and it looks like there's a different spot because last time we got rare foil now we got rare foil i wonder if it's because it's an ultra i'm not sure so patrick really doesn't work on these got to open them the old school way which i'm sure a lot of you patrick haters will love we have volcanic queen wow i didn't even realize that was a volcanic card that's like one of the first kai juice so a pretty interesting card it also burns the user kind of like a lava goal and i think i revive and rage will we get something crazy like a ghost we have number 79 all right i'm gonna need a ghost or at least to pull one myself as well so we're either going to do a live or a video for that let me know in the comments if you want to see a live or a video for that we have seventh force because this isn't like these are different that are normal like chase ones because it's probably in a case usually you get one in a case in a ghost rare set when there's only one and i think there's only one so if we open a case like it's a very good chance we get it so we could probably just open like one case live and most likely get it that's why i'm considering not doing a live because it won't be that long but it would still be fun to do it live i think we did it live for a legendary duelist nine and uh it was still a good time so maybe we'll do that again we have volcanic shell there's a Sal main great burst griffon ultra rare also nice so i'm not let me know in the comments what you want to see for that also make sure you check out yesterday's video volcanic queen again we did a top 10 most collectible sets from a well top 10 yugioh sets from a collector's perspective and i want to hear what you guys think about that video i did all voiceover is a little bit of a different style of video and then top 10s we've done a few top 10s over the years but we don't do them a ton so go check it out if you guys haven't seen it yet started off really bad but i think that usually happens with top 10s so if you guys want to see it and a lot of you guys have not seen it i know that for a fact go give it a shot all right so we're still looking for something big oh so far it's been you know i mean the thing about these that i don't love is that it's ultra then go so it makes a huge jump in rarity like ultra is kind of nice but there should be like a secret in between there or something at least secret ulti you know something cool battle and boxer king demse is that clint's uh brother or something all right what else can we get can we get a ghost volcanic emission another nice cool volcanic card i'm assuming these volcanic cards aren't that like no that's not saying they're not good but like good enough to make them like actually good you know playable and uh you know like the meta or anything all mirage that's actually a nice rare i we got that earlier but that is a very solid reprint foxy we have a i like how it's just named foxy very interesting so far no ghost rare we are searching for that sunlight wolf that'd be pretty cool volcanic rocket i would love to pull it today and give it away to you guys be very cool so make sure you're into the giveaway to potentially get that for one of you a lot of new openings recently guys there's been so many new sets it's insane like i think it was like it was every like two weeks we've had a new release and then on one of those two eight periods we had the five new not new but the reprint sets and boxes so five at one time so it has been crazy lots of content we have volcanic trooper very cool volcanic's getting some support you love this i just feel happy for the volcanic fans they had to wait like it was like 1500 days or something so whatever that is like four or five years since the last volcanic support it's insane we have a battle and boxer very cool we're still searching we're still looking the five card packs are pretty easy to blow through volcanic blaze accelerator so a new blaze accelerator which is really fun but can we get a new ghost rare when i do not have for my binder you guys know i'm collecting all the ghost shares i don't have this new one i need to pull it we have the volcanic queen we can add it to our binder which is slowly been getting better and better volcanic rocket come on baby bless us with an epic pull we have volcanic oh battle boxer promoter he's promoting them battle boxers he's like let's go are you ready to remote let's wrestling never mind sorry wrong thing we have a salamangra weasel that was just for you shawn the wrestling reference since i know nothing about wrestling that was for our man shawn the goat we have a salaman great circle speaking shawn poke rocks poke rocks making a new video that's coming out soon full run the flying video did pretty well it's like almost 900 views which is incredible for that channel so if you guys have not checked that one out go check it out poke rocks has been putting out a lot of content salaman great and i'm aiming for 10k subs by the end of the year it's very ambitious i know we're at 3k right now but i'm hoping with the high quality content we're putting out it could maybe you know get a little lucky get a little traction plus i'm hoping you guys will support if you would like and we're going to do a big giveaway at the end of the year if we do get to that 10k so go check out poke rocks with pokemon channel and now let's get back to speaking of new the new set volcanic doomfire oh i'm not going to get down wrong this time it is not the doomfire dragon volcanic doomfire baby moist critical's favorite card he loved i mean i blew that out of proportion but he did think that card sucked it was really funny okay are we like halfway through probably maybe a little bit less okay any commission or a little bit more i should say 36 packs per box is a lot salaman great raging phoenix cool the sunlight wolf have a reprint besides the ghost or is it just a ghost it seems like it's just a ghost i can't remember how do they normally do that did the what was the xc's card they reprinted it was the silent honor i can remember the number uh did that have another card in the set or was just a ghost or the one before that was the crystal that one had a ultra or a secret i know no secrets in there so yeah i had an ultra printing maybe the crystal clear wing synchro dragon or whatever legendary duelist eight seven fours okay i can't remember exactly i really can't we have the salaman great transcendence the battle box or volcanic queen very very cool i don't know a lot about the set obviously it's three new archetypes uh that's what they normally do legendary duelist which they used to do five i believe and then they switched it down to three so they can i guess focus more on the ones that they have salaman great a fire the thing about these there it's kind of an interesting because they always do pretty well or not always but a lot of times they do really well with these legendary duelist sets because people like the legendary duelists the problem is when they get reprinted the values of these cards get crushed because there's no hierarchy as i mentioned earlier it's all ultra super rare except the one coaster so when this gets reprinted in legendary duelist season whatever it's going to be i guess i'd be five technically if they do two each um all the like nice cards will be in secret rare and you just want those i did that same thing with magician souls i had the ultras that i bought for like $150 each because you remember that in the dart magician 4k deck purchase like two years ago then they printed the secrets which are like 20 or 30 or 40 bucks instead of 150 and i just wanted the secrets because they looked way better so that's the problem with these sets but uh they're so pretty cool i mean they're cool like when they come out this you have to be wary of the reprints coming because the reprints will significantly hurt the value the sealed boxes though they stay up there the sealed boxes are expensive on these older sets like when you talk about magical hero and uh the more what was it immortal destiny the one with the bachora on it those are both like super expensive and then the first couple like pegasus one the uh i forget oh the blue eyes one of course yeah the kaiba one is crazy so they really like age well in terms of the boxes but the singles get crushed which is kind of how yugioh works like the boxes sealed is like their own collectible which you know you kind of have to mention uh but when you open them up there's not a lot of value to be had because these are all the commons or not commons but the cards have been reprinted so that's just kind of how that works a lot of the time but it's usually not for i mean we're all legendary this season three right now it's for a couple iterations away probably like a year or two away from those getting those reprints soul burning volcano so far i think it's really cool artwork on a lot of these and the archetypes are kind of up my alley i just like the look of them they look really dope like i mean volcano how can you go wrong with that we're only down last few packs that went a lot faster than i thought it was going to i guess i was just kind of cruising through there soul burning volcano few packs left we have the battle and boxer switch hitter we got the salamangrate mergestalio almaraj hand blaze accelerator with the i always forget this is a salamangrate card it's just so generically good that i forget that salamangrate okay few packs left can we pull this uh i just wish i knew who this duelist was in the front battle and boxer we have battle and boxer shadow battle and boxer uppercutter watch out that's a nice ultra a lot of ultra's have been pulled i think usually at five to six per box it's been a while since i've voted legendary duelist i think that's right not a guarantee goes about one per case we have not gotten one in two boxes but there are still five packs left still some hope i hope we can do it here if salamangrate sanctuary volcanic volcanic rocket salamangrate circle okay okay not that time four packs left guys will we see the link we need to see the link on the side because the link is the ghost rare we have not a link we have a number 105 battle and boxer star sessus this is like a super one of the that's like a five d's or a zecsals i think a zecsal set yeah it can be five d's as it succeeds i think it's a zecsal set and uh it's pretty expensive it was like a four dollar super so that makes sense that i got a reprint and it's battle and boxer obviously you know one of the reprinted shell we have a oh bay links and a volcanic emission watch out for those very very dangerous gazelle two packs to go guys here we go we can do this glass jaw pretty cool card 2k attack triblades volcanic rimfire the rim is on fire and salamangrate foul final pack of this new opening if you guys have enjoyed it make sure to subscribe to the channel for more content check out sass Seattle's link down below and use my code for five percent off you guys want to grab some of this for yourself as well here we go last pack i think you can do one from the back just for a little suspense we have battle and boxer cheat commissioner stop cheating commissioner last counter jack jaguar it's gonna be the last card we have the salamangrate charge will it be the ghost in the last pack for you guys here we go oh the blaze accelerator reload it is not a ghost rare you guys have enjoyed it don't forget to subscribe to the channel and we will be giving away every card so don't forget to enter the giveaway shout out to toe info show dax or jt show puffins of doom or nester diana america doidster supreme stage 21 cj leo grind 62 another tie show ian moose a junior barney mimic echo and robert ebb thank you guys for supporting the channel i'll see you guys in the next video peace


The Cavalcade of America presented by DuFont, maker of better things for better living, through chemistry. Millions of American men and women who have labored, and today labor still, with hand and mind and heart, to build and to preserve a great, free nation. The Cavalcade of America proudly dedicates the unending story of a new way of life in a new world. Ladies and gentlemen, to our Cavalcade microphone as special guest comes Alexander Wolcott, who from time to time, since the fall of 29, has as the town crier been ringing his bell at the crossroads of the world. On this program of the Cavalcade of America, he'll give you the biography of a masterpiece, telling its story with the help of the noted composer, Deems Taylor, who has composed and will conduct the original musical score. Ladies and gentlemen, Alexander Wolcott on the Cavalcade of America. This is Wolcott speaking, the town crier coming to this network to serve as a courier on a journey. A journey not through space, but through time, backward through time. A hundred years ago, or nearly that, through the magic of a man of genius that was given to an immortal named Scrooge, a friendless old miser named Ebenezer Scrooge, a chance at a change of heart, a chance while still in this state of life to be reborn. It came to him because on a certain Christmas Eve, he was allowed to go back through the years and see himself as he used to be. He was suffered to stand invisible and look through a grimy schoolhouse window at the lonely little boy he used to be. The change this wrought in Scrooge is one of the ageless miracles that warn the heart. What would it do to us, not to you and me as individuals? What would it do if in this anxious hour we, the American people, could go back through the years and see ourselves as we were, to look at the people we used to be? Shall we try? I propose that all of you who have in your hearts a concern and a wonder about our country should journey back and eavesdrop on a momentous night in American history, a night long ago which saw the birth of a masterpiece, a masterpiece which is still one of the most treasured of our possession, an incalculable part of the national wealth. Shall we start back now? Are you ready? Let's go.  The crack of a pistol? Why should anyone be firing a pistol in the box of a theater? Oh, so that's who it was a moment ago, that man on horseback we saw riding through the night as though the devil were after him? It wasn't the devil. It was the verdict of history, implacable, forever unforgiving. But we cannot stay to watch, you and I must hurry, hurry, hurry, Appomattox, Gettysburg, 1862, 61, December, Christmas, November, November 61, Thanksgiving, November 10th, 9th, 8th, 7th, November 7th, 1861, we're there. Look around us. We're standing, you and I, on a ledge outside of time, holding our breath, will they hear our heartbeat, looking at the world as it was on a night in November 1861. Let's look at the world from where we stand. Face west, that ocean, the Pacific, and those little islands, Japan. That's the harbor of Yokohama. Tall ships with towering masts and great white sails. One flies an American flag, another English. Japan has just been pride-open by the eager world outside. Such a fascinating little people, so amusing and picturesque. Now, face east. Beyond the Atlantic lies Europe. At peace for a change, but not for long. Europe, a continent 10 days away from us, 10 days away from battleships, 10 days away for words even, 10 blessed days away by the fastest boat afloat. On the throne of England, Victoria, young Victoria with Albert still beside her, but not for long. Before this very year is out, she will enter upon her tremendous widowhood. Gentlemen, the queen. Next, Germany. Planning a little war with Austria, Germany. Who's that on the floor of the royal nursery?  The mischief in that arm and in those soldiers. For contrast and comfort, let's turn back and look at another boy. The five-year-old son of an obscure household down in Georgia. Call him Tommy. These two boys, Tommy Wilson and Willie Hohenzollern, will never in this world come face to face, but they'll meet in history head on. Willie Hohenzollern and Tommy Wilson. Later, Tommy will use his fancy middle name. Woodrow. Woodrow Wilson. November 1861. Where are we standing? What is this city spread at our feet? Sprawling, country-fied, filthy. Geese, ducks and goats roam its footway. Pigs, root in the mud of its streets. Open sewers befall the air. The crazy, broken promise of a city. Here and there, a marble temple half built amid myasmic swamps.  Can this be Washington? It must be Washington in 61. Then that street there with pigs rooting in the mud must be Pennsylvania Avenue. Pennsylvania Avenue. A country lane with pigs rooting in the mud. Washington in 61. But where's the capital? That fraction of a building with a skeleton dome. Is that the capital? But the monument, the Washington monument, where's the noble shaft that for remembrance should stand forever silhouetted against the sunset? Now it's just a stump. It's memorial blocks still in their packing cases scattered on the ground. This is November 61. The white house. Let's look inside. Who's that standing there at the window? That tall, shambling figure standing at the window. He's looking across the Potomac at the stars and bars. The rebel flag snapping defiant in the breeze. Now he's turning toward us. Do you recognize him? This lanky midlander with haunted eye. Of course, of course, Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln with his great work still to do. Will he do it? Will he have time to do it? How many years has he? Three? Four? No, not four. See, he's walking toward his desk. He's sitting down. He's writing. Notes. Notes for a speech. For a message. Can you look over his shoulder as he sets the words down?  We shall nobly gain nor meanly lose the last best hope of Earth. November 61. All day and all night. A ramp of marching feet. Hustbeats of cavalry. Rumble of artillery. Troops from the North. Troops from the West. Indiana. New York. Massachusetts. The 20th Massachusetts. Parades. Parades. Parades. McClellan on a horseback. While pretty ladies in crinoline ride out to watch him and applaud. Open carriagey. Tilted parasols. Covering handkerchiefs. How handsome he is. McClellan. Little Mac. All eyes around him. And on Lincoln? Oh no. Nobody looks at him. Nobody notices him. Nobody thinks of Lincoln. Not yet. November 61. If we wait for sundown we shall see a myriad lights winking in the meadows round about. Tents pitched in the vacant lines. Ghostly in the moonlight. Pickets on duty. The watch fires of a hundred circling camps. It's the army of the Potomac. Young and undaunted most of them. But untrained. Marked for disaster most of them. Defeat after defeat at first. Is it always so at first? Must it always be so when a free people goes to war? A democracy limbering up. Good troops. Fresh troops. Young troops. But untrained. Inexperienced. Unequipped. Unled. The army of the Potomac. It must have a leader. Are all the able officers on the southern side? In all the north is there no one to match thee? The army of the Potomac. It must have a leader. All right, let's get one. Where's Pershing? Oh, there he is. Out on a farm in old Missouri. John J. Pershing. What's he doing? Can you see? Yes, you're right.  This remember is 61 and Blackjack Pershing is under military age. He's only one year old. Sherman then. Where's Sherman? William to come see Sherman. Oh, home in Ohio. Having the jitters in Lancaster, Ohio. Sherman has kept squawking about the poor secondhand muskets issued to his troops. Kept insisting that the south would be mighty hard to beat. Even kept saying that the war between the states might last for several years. So the bigwigs in the war department has packed him off home. Poor Sherman, they said. He must be crazy. The army of the Potomac and no one to lead it. Where's Grant? He's the man. Where is he? Oh, out in Kentucky. A mere brigadier and glad of the chance. Why? Only a year ago, he was a clerk in a leather store. Shipless and shabby in a Illinois town. A few weeks ago, he was miserable in civilian clothes with only a red sash and a sword to show he was an officer. No uniform. No money to pay for one. But a great soldier. Ulessing S. Grant. Why doesn't Lincoln spend for him? Why doesn't he spend for Grant? I'll tell you why. He's only just heard of him. He'll hear of him again this very week. Grant is just around the bend in the road of history. But this remember is 61. November 61. Three months ago was Bull Run.  Bull Run. Defeat. Ball's bluff. Defeat. Pretty bad. But worse is yet to come. Worse? Oh. Look ahead. The peninsula. Fredericksburg. Chancellor's Bay. Blood that will be spilt in the next three years. Blood and pain. Pain and blood. Well, never a child is born without them. When it was over, rookies who had paraded here in Washington until the other day were bodies floating down the Potomac. Dead bodies in blue floating down the Potomac. Only today one of them was cast up on the shore here in Washington itself. Look at in line there. Just a kid. A youngster in blue. The red stains gone from the blue. His uniform washed by the Potomac. An unknown soldier. No papers in his pocket. Just a testament and a lock of hair. Well, down to this wartime city we've just been looking at. There came in that long ago November a visitor from Boston. Up there the governor had asked the great Dr. Samuel Gridley Howell to check up on the care of the Massachusetts wounded and with him on his mission he took his wife. She had been a Miss Ward of New York. Thus it befell that Julia Ward Howell arrived in Washington in November 61 lodging at Willard's Hotel calling upon this uncouth Mr. Lincoln in the White House visiting the hundred circling camps talking with the pickets along the road and hearing everywhere she went in every camp on every road from every detachment slugging through the mud the song the troops like to sing John Brown's body. The soldiers had fitted words of their own to an old camp meeting tune. No one knew then. No one knows now who wrote it. What a tune said Mrs. Howell wistfully. Howell said a friend, if only you could find the right words for it. And she replied, I have often prayed that I might. That night while she slept her prayer was answered. In the hour when the dawn showed gray at the window she awoke with the words on her lips such words are the stuff that dreams are made of and can vanish like the dew with the rising sun. Before these could vanish before there was light enough for her to see what she was doing she rose and put those words down on paper. They were there legible enough for her to read them when the day broke and pretty much as you and I know them now they are part of our great inheritance. Oh yes, you know them. My eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord. He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes have raffled her stone. He have loose the faithful lightning of his terrible sweet soul. His truth is marching on. Thus was born the battle hymn of the Republic. When she had finished it she sent the manuscript to the Atlantic then edited by a neighbor of hers named James Russell Lowell. He accepted it and in a lavish moment paid her five dollars. It was published in the February issue. In no time it was hers no longer but common property the whole north knew it by heart. Today it is part of the national wealth. The battle hymn will be sung in this program not for you or me but we may listen in but for a single listener now sitting in the gentle, fire lit living room of a house in the state of Maine a yellow house that stands at the top of the hill in Gardner, Maine. This listener's name is Laura E. Richards. The English speaking world is thronged with her friends friends who may never have seen her in all their lives but who are greatly in her debt for it was she who wrote Captain January. She wrote that dear story more than half a century ago but to this day it comes to every boy and girl who reads it as a personal kindness. Yet that is not why we honor her tonight. This serenade will be sung under her window because she is the daughter of Julia Ward Howell. Are you listening Mrs. Richards? My eyes have seen the glory of the calling of the Lord he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes have wrapped the store he has loosed the faithful lightning of his terrible sister his truth is marching on though I have seen him in the watch-fire of a hundred circling camps they have builded him an altar in the evening doos and dance I can read his righteous sentence by the dim and glaring lamps his day is marching on. Let me tell you one fact about Mrs. Richards she has reached that point in her journey where no woman minds if the neighbors know her age frankly she is going on 91 on her birthday last February she insisted on having three parties and so helped me she had them the third was held in the dusk of the winter sundown with all the clan gathered about her the great cake got blazed with 90 candles the birthday messages which poured in from every corner of the country were too much she protested for one small and ancient woman in answer she was content to quote the words her mother had said when she was 90 I want you to hear the message Julia Ward House sent on her 90th birthday indeed I've come to this microphone just to pass those words on to you when she was 90 the author of the battle hymn said this I march to the brave music still I march to the brave music still can you and I say the same under every American roof from coast to coast in every anxious American heart today those words stir a question the answer to that question also lies just around a bend in the road of history the next few years perhaps the next few months will bring that answer do we do we do we march to the brave music still the battle hymn of the republic born in the dark of a troubled night nearly 80 years ago born to become a common heritage of the millions carishing or ramparts of freedom born to the America of the Mississippi River and the Gettysburg address where the fires of liberty are glowing in a world of darkness this is the spirit of the battle hymn of the republic the spirit we salute on the cavalcade of America America thanks Alexander Wolcott for his radio presentation of the battle hymn of the republic and for being our guest on this special program and to Deems Taylor who composed and conducted the original musical score our deep appreciation and now the DuPont company brings you its story from the wonder world of chemistry America is being built out of time and out of the hearts of men and those of us who go up and down the country into the many places where the business of America is carried on know that we build on a sound basis in the DuPont rayon plants there is a phrase that guides every hand a challenge that helps to fashion every small strand of yarn and it is the integrity of our yarn and this integrity is as much a part of it as the molecules of which the threads are made it is this integrity of manufacture that has carried American rayon yarns to a top place among the yarns of all nations the integrity of our yarn what an encouraging symbol this is of the care and pride with which American products are made again on a sun bleached strip of sand in southern Florida is a battery of colored panels tipped tilted full south at an angle of 45 degrees so that they have maximum exposure to the blazing sunlight on these panels are DuPont paints and finishes among them day after day research chemists walk noting the effect of continuous exposure periodically the panels are removed and sent into the laboratory for a complete checkup on their resistance to the ravages of sun, storm and wind once again, integrity building into a can of paint some householder will use the sure knowledge that it will give full measure of service another example of this watchfulness this zealousness is to be found at the plant in which neoprene the new chemical rubber is made the gases, liquids and finally the dole-like solids taken from various points along the production line are subjected to constant and meticulous tests to make sure that DuPont integrity is maintained DuPont chemists have busied themselves in the orange groves of Florida and California in apple orchards where is grown wheat, corn and rye among all the green things nurtured from the good brown earth treating the seed fertilizing the soil guarding the growing crop against pests protecting it in storage bins and en route to your table the chemist's work follows it patiently and surely through all the days of its growth and its harvesting up and down and across America you will find numberless duplications of this watchfulness this zealousness let no one say unchallenged that America sleeps that this republic is not moving steadily forward advancing on all fronts with an integrity of mind and purpose and will to do that inspire all the world it is this integrity that stands behind every product bearing the DuPont opal behind all the workers of DuPont who are ever diligently striving to bring you better things for better living through chemistry and now the star of next week's program Ray Collins of the Cavalcade Players ladies and gentlemen next week the Cavalcade of America pays tribute to Theodore Roosevelt our radio play The Big Stick is the story of a fearless hero as rough rider and as president Teddy's courage and brilliance with the great legends of his era but to our time he has entrusted an even greater heritage the security and strength of the western hemisphere I am 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The chairman of the People's Democratic Party Board of Trustees Senator Walid Jibril on Monday said that we're plans to bring all party members, including the River State Governor Nesam Wike and other aggrieved members, together ahead of the 2023 general elections. He said members of the party's board would meet Wike and other aggrieved members of the party for reconciliation. He also said the Board of Trustees being the conscience of the party would meet on Wednesday as a follow-up to the meeting of the governors in order to unite party members ahead of the elections. Joining us to discuss this is Oppenabot Inko Taria. He's the civil rights activist, Kate. He's also former special advisor to the special assistant, I beg your pardon, to Governor Wike. Special advisor, no, no, no. Special advisor. Okay, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you. Great. You are the best man for this job tonight. Let's start by looking at... I don't know about that. Let's look at the list of demands that the... In fact, let's backtrack. Let's look at the reason why we're here. First things first. Governor Wike, as we all know, contested to be a candidate for the PDP as a presidential candidate. Now, he obviously came second. Now, Artiku is now the flag bearer. And he did pick Governor Kowa as his running mate. Even though there were rumors that it was Wike that would have been the favored one. But here we are today. A few weeks later, we're still talking about the grievances within the party. And Governor Wike seemed to have been quiet for a bit immediately after that particular election. Many have said that Governor Wike did not deserve the treatment that he got from the former vice president, Artiku Abu Bakar. Others are saying that, well, Governor Wike has been the soul of the PDP, even when it was abandoned by the others who would have been also the big wigs. And they're saying this should have been an opportunity for him to be rewarded for his good work. But I'm asking you, what are your thoughts? Is this supposed to be a reward system like kind of party politics? Or is it about the man who the cap fits? Well, the choice of the candidates, especially that of the running mate, it's plans of the plethora of issues. And those issues are defined by the principle that the candidates themselves. In this case, we are talking about Artiku Abu Bakar. Artiku Abu Bakar, oh, so sorry. For some reasons, opted for Okowa. Some of these reasons are in public domain. Some are just my conjectures because Artiku has, apart from the day of the election, where he said he made the renaissance of Okowa. I don't think he's really made any comments again, made any statements again on the issue of his running mate. But you see, I must tell you this, yes. Yes, some of the one Wike was more or less, I said worse, because the button has changed, was more or less the pillar of this party, the finance of that party. And so a lot of people argue that for what he has done for the party to sustain and maintain the party, it should be, excuse me, rewarded with the presidency. Or at least the vice president, presidential slot, haven't lost the presidential slot. But that to me is high on the sound of the voices of, is loyalists. Because Artiku, when you want somebody, he can comfortably work with. Now, don't misunderstand me. When I say somebody, he can comfortably work with. I am not talking of somebody that is competent or incompetent. There are two different things all together. Artiku strongly believes that he has anti-party, with Wike, anti-party has an A, N, T, I, P, A, P, S, Y. In other words, when it comes to politics, they are not compatible. A lot of issues would have been responsible for that. Now, some argue that Wike has this predisposition to authoritarianism and great election for combat, everywhere is gratuitous. They say to them, or to most of the sober, I say, look, even what is going on now will underscore, will bolster that argument. Artiku had a running battle with his principal. And Artiku would not want to have that running battle with his vice. So he wants somebody that would, more or less, with the lawyer in quotes to him. OK. That is compatibility. I'm not talking of competence, please. I'm talking of compatibility. And it is the exclusive present of the candidates. Some views is running there. You cannot impose that running on the candidate. Even if Wike refused when a candidate was supposed to be imposed on him, then they subjected the candidate. He refused, as a governor. These things are not new. Like the former Lamidu, I think it was Sule Lamidu who said, I didn't suffer the same fate. I'm making, I suffered the same fate. And a lot of others have suffered the same fate. So I didn't make you Wike. You have also placed such a fate on a lot of other persons in this state. So you don't accept, make your rooms and move on. But then it looks like the party is very sensitive. Of course, now you may mention, and I did so, about the fact that he had carried the party somewhat on his back, metaphorically. But then the party is indulging him and saying, they want to have a peace forum. They want to have a conversation to, one way or the other, or have a reconciliation process for all those, not just Governor Wike, but all those who were aggrieved. But then there is a list of demands that his group has put out. And I want to quickly read them out and take your thoughts on it. Now, first and foremost, they're seeking for a single term from the former vice president, Atikua Bubaka. They're asking for the party national chairman, Yorcha Ayu, to step down as chairman. And then they're also asking for sudden positions in the National Assembly leaderships. And these are a few of the things that the group, the Wike group is pushing forward. Let's look at them realistically and politically and how achievable, or if you would even get a nod from the BOT and that panel or that reconciliation team that would be sent. Please, as I go ahead with the analysis to remind me, let's start with the single term. It is ludicrous. Why are they ludicrous? They're mankind does actually. So it's OK, yes, single term. It gets into office. It is this constitutional right, at the expiration of this ten-day tenure, in real context. Are you going to stop it? You can't stop it. The only way you can stop it is through the balance. Simple. So you can just say yes. So what have you achieved? And don't forget the power of incompetency. And let me say this.  Oh, this, that, and that. Just last week, he said, the problem is they've come and gone. They now have a candidate. Artiku is his candidate and he's going to support Artiku. What does that tell you? I also said something to me. When you are going to war, you have to be very careful. You might have a hundred soldiers behind you.  By the time you get to the one front, you look back, you'll probably be alone. So he has to be careful. A lot of these persons will go. I told him already, I started, he accepted. He said, Artiku is his candidate and he will support Artiku. He has started. In the 19th, back in there, we said the same thing. He said, this is a joke. So he says one time, and the situation of that one time, he made it, he puts it in writing and decides to re-contest. What are you going to do? By which time a lot of these persons that are today protesting will want to ingratiate their love to him because he's a shipping president. That is what is going to happen. What are you going to do? By this time, you're also going to run by office. So your class has initiated, your class has waved. He has the class. What are you going to do? It makes no sense. It makes no sense. He can just say, yes, I agree. And that's all. Don't do it. And what will happen? You stop binding. Like that, he's only binding what are you. And a lot of who are telling you, it's politics. Politics is the same, it's the consensus cycle and with activated interest. Okay. Consumers have to have consolidated interest. And that is what is playing out. Yeah. That's exactly what is playing out. Yeah. Just to. I just agree. Let's talk about him asking for Yorcha Aayu. Who just recently was, you know, Lexid as the national chairman of the party. He's asking that he steps down. Don't forget Secundus, who's from Rivers State, who was the chairman. Yes. He also was summarily, I mean, the way in which he was dismissed from the party and the party leadership. It's still another kettle of fish to be discussed. And now the public is asking for Yorcha Aayu to step down. So I'm wondering how achievable is this? Bearing in mind that the elections are just one of the corners. And I'm telling you this, that is just a wishful thinking. I think we will not want that to happen. And not just I think a whole lot of persons, not necessarily because they love our people. Not necessarily because they love Yorcha Aayu. But the protest will be planned on the fact that one man cannot detach to the party. At every point in time what to do. And who their chairman should be. You don't need to be perceived as tyrannical. And every spirit will vote for tyranny. The question of why is it that whenever a chairman is a boss to your position, you're working with him? Are you doing one in that party? You met in that party? Yes.  But you met in that party. You take your light on that platform. So the party existed. And others also formed that party. And at one point, they carried the party on this path, on their path. They did not visit the party. They liked it when they failed the presidential election. People, this is where they found the establishment of the party. Including this article, how many people failed? They say you cannot be protected to work. This has nothing to do with the Yogi, are you? Or with Ajipu, or anybody? They'll be protesting the issue against the issue of tyranny. They're saying tyranny. So what was the party's chairman's decision to release? Of the industry's party's chairman's decision, often people don't know. How many chairman's Yogi is left in the air? Or don't go out to work, so this man should go. And they don't go out to work. They ask, how many chairman's Yogi is left in the air? How many? Or someone says, how many Yogi is left? No, it's not done that way. It's not done that way. Okay. You said something about the relevance and the political clout of Governor Wike after he does leave office. Let's zoom in on that. I think he continues on this trajectory. That's what I'm saying. If he continues on this trajectory, because at the end of the day, should Ajipu win? You know, you understand our politics. Success may be better, if they are not. Should Ajipu win? A lot of persons will go brovailing before him. A lot of persons will go and apologize and bear to be accepted or reignited into his food. It is normal in politics. And those same persons, because Ajipu has become the sitting president, those same persons will turn their backs on him. I'm talking about Wike, because he's no longer in office. This is an opportunity for you to mend fences. That's the point I'm making. Okay. You don't need all those demands. Very, very good. In fact, I have a conviction that any agreement accommodation of rich at this point in time will not be taken seriously by Ajipu, because you already have the mindset. If you're not taking seriously, if I just agree, I'll say, okay, let me win the election first. You should have taken it this far. You should have done it. No, it's not necessary. Finally. You should bring back in and in different angles. That's completely unnecessary. Finally, what if you were to give your two pens to the governor, Wike, Tim, being that this meeting, we know that there is a BOT meeting that's going to happen. We know that there's a panel that's being set up, et cetera, et cetera. What should governor Wike and his camp and members of his camp be thinking? Well, how should they be strategizing? Again, looking at the lifespan of his political, I mean, for him in the party, does he still have, will he be able to continue to hold on to the clout or the structure that he has within the party, even after he's no longer governor? What does he need to do? Let me tell you the truth. Once you're out of office, your class is initiated. First and foremost, you don't even have the resources that you probably had when you were in office because the money that are not coming monkey. That's number one. Number two, you don't have that users associated with the office. Somebody else is there. You have another, I'm not on top, no. Yesterday we had the people out there. That nation, that's the nation of life. Let's just put out the news. And we all know what happened to put out the news. How close you were to put in the news. It's closed as a fact. And if you don't agree, you'll have any questions about the matter. If you don't agree, you'll have one man who sustained the party.  They remember those that they know that I am power. And so the role you play while in office would determine your longevity in the game. Okay. And your relevance in the game. That's why he needs to suspend that at this point. Because there is nothing he will do to change the statute scope. I think with the candidate, the vice-presidential candidate, you can't change that. So just throw it in. All right. I'll come up with another demand. Should we win? What is there? What is in for me? Even if you say I have achieved a lot. Okay, I have a lot. What do you have for my followers? That is what the leader does. Okay. What do you have for my followers? What are the partners for my followers? That is what the leader does. But not the question of removing yachts, are you? No, no, no, no, those are reasonable. Reasonable demands, I'm sorry. Well, on that note, I want to say thank you. Uponabou Inko Tara is a civil rights advocate. She's also a former speciality. Thank you. To the governor of Riverstay's governor, Wike. Now, we'll keep our eyes on this story and watch how it develops in the coming days. Thank you once again. Thank you. All right. Well, thank you all for being part of the conversation tonight. We are going to be back tomorrow, same time at 7 p.m. on Plus Politics, looking at the biggest stories on the Nigerian political scene and of course, across Africa. I am Mary Anakon. I'll see you tomorrow as we talk for development.


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Here we are in our QuickBooks Online test company file using the accountant view as opposed to the business view you can toggle between the two views by going to the cog up top and switching the view down below duplicating some tabs like we're going to do every time here we're going to right click on the tab up top and duplicate it as that's thinking we're going to right click again and duplicate again then as the tab to the right is thinking we're going to go into that middle tab down to the reports on the left hand side open up the balance sheet and then we'll tab to the right and reports on the left again this time the profit and loss the P and the L the income to the statement closing up the hamburger up top we're going to change that range and let's this time go from 010124 tab 123124 January to December 2024 is where the practice problem will be done at this point we already have some data in here if you don't have any data in here that's okay you can start from scratch we're going to go to the tab to the left close up the hamburger and we'll do the same range to the change 010124 tab 123124 and that's going to be the range we'll be working with let's go to the tab to the left now we're going into the banking tab because we're in the accountant view and we're looking at our receipts so i'd like to just add a couple receipts here now if we had our phone app we can do it with our phone app but i'm just going to basically upload our receipts from the computer so if we have the phone app what the phone app really does the added thing that the phone app does obviously it's mobile and it allows us to take a picture but really it's a kind of a pdf creation that is being made because the pdf format as opposed to the jpeg format is usually the one that the system you would think would be most easily able to convert and pull the data in so it can actually record a transaction with it so if i go on if i go on over here and let's say let's go onto this blank sheet and this is going to be where i'm just going to build a receipt in excel just so we can practice with it so you can pull out your favorite receipt and take an image of it if you want or we can just build some in excel here that would kind of mirror a receipt so i'm going to select the whole tab uh with the arrow and just just put some formatting into our cells right clicking format the cells here and let's make it as a general rule currency uh negative numbers i'm going to make with a bracket and then i'll get rid of the dollar signs and we'll keep the decimals let's do that and then i'll scroll in i'm going to call down control and scroll in so we can see what we are doing and then my first generic receipt we'll just say is like office depot right i'm just going to say all right office depot if hopefully i spelled that right the date would be on it let's let's make this a date format field home tab numbers group i'm going to change it to just a short date give me a short date format because the date would be on the receipt two five two four let's say and then i'm just gonna imagine we have some stuff that we bought right so i'll say we bought paper and that that cost you know i don't know seventy dollars we bought post-its post-its and that cost like like uh fifteen dollars we bought uh we bought staples staples we bought we're like ten dollars and then and we might have pennies involved here we might like put some pennies that be more realistic because they do that it's usually like 1099 right everything's something 99 that's how it usually is so then we have and then this is going to be the subtotal subtotal and then we'll sum that up equals the sum of that i'll put an underline here home tab font group underline and i think i probably misspelled subtotal but we'll get back to that later if that's bugging anyone sales tax let's just pretend we had a sales tax of five percent just to deal with that that's often on a receipt let's take this times 0.05 just as a generic sales tax four dollars and eighty cents that big daddy government's gonna take a piece of so the total then after sales tax is gonna be equals to the sum of these two and then we're gonna say that we paid the same amount 100.79 and that means that the uh that the change or any if there was a cash transaction would be zero a receipt looks something like that right that's a general kind of generic uh type of receipt let's see if let's review this and just say uh spelling is the spelling okay post-its i don't know how to use how do you say post-its post-its that's good i'm just gonna ignore that one oh i spelled subtotal right so let's do a couple more i'm gonna hold down control and drag this tab to the right and just do a couple other ones i'll just save this as a pdf let's say we did another one for office depot because it's the easiest kind of thing to do and let's say we spent more on paper and because we go through paper we this this is not a green business per apparently we just tear the trees down and put and print stuff on them let's insert another one here and let's say we need ink renter ink that we can put on the paper that we're using that's like expensive stuff 100 i don't know and then we didn't need any more post-its let's delete the post-its and then staples we're using a lot of staples because we have a lot of paper so we bought more staples that's fine okay and let's say the staples are 1277 i don't know and then the sales tax and what not and let's make a couple more i'm going to hold down control drag to the to the right see if i can make another one here and let's say this time uh we didn't maybe maybe we bought some we had a low a low month we only bought like 20 of paper and then uh ink we bought some more ink okay 37 of ink i keep on going 77 that's funny and then let's say now we didn't buy staples we bought paper clips paper clips because that's the other way we like to staple stuff because we like to punch holes in the in the trees but sometimes we go easy on them and just use paper clips so this is going to be 16 something i don't know so there's uh that and i didn't change the total down here let's fix this i paid the same amount so that should come out to zero but and let's do a different one now let's do like a restaurant so let's do and let's change the dates too i should change the date this happened let's say on three four and this happened on let's say uh three three twenty one and then let's do another one i'm going to copy this one over and let's say this one was restaurant this was just restaurant i don't know how to spell it it's like a french french name restaurant abc a restaurant we went to the restaurant and then this is like 27 and we bought at the restaurant let's say chicken curry it was a curry place apparently and then we had fried chicken fried chicken and a cheeseburger cheese burger i'm just making this up i'm actually copying it from some other receipt i found somewhere i'm plagiarizing a receipt don't tell anyone and then this one this one is going to be a uh a coke or soda let's say it's actually a beer on here but i won't put beer we'll keep and then we have a water they charged us for water oh my goodness ketchup soy sauce if they charge us for soy sauce i'm not going back any case chicken curry we'll say it's $11 and the fried chicken 10 99 cheeseburger 8 20 the soda that's where they really get you it's like we'll say like four dollars for soda i don't know and then the water the water i mean you should at least say you charged me for the cup not the water itself crying out loud and then let's delete these two and so we have something like that so here's our subtotal sales tax we might not have any sales tax if it's a restaurant in the united states so we might just delete this and we might just say that we paid that and then this minus this so something like that a beautiful receipt let's do one more restaurant one and then we'll upload it let's copy this over here and say this happened on four uh uh five four five well let's just do the same thing but i'll change the chicken curry went up to 15 99 fried chicken went up to uh 14 99 cheeseburger went up to 9 40 the soda went up to uh five dollars and they charged 120 for the cup of water this time the water was even brown i don't even i think there was something in that water even they still charged us for the water it's like wasn't even clean for crying out loud could have got the could have got the water anyways whatever whatever so now let's go ahead and save these i'm gonna save these as a pdf so so now i'm gonna save file up top save as and we'll save it not as an excel but as a pdf which would kind of mirror what your phone is doing so i want to save it as a pdf so we can just change it here where is that p there's so many things there it is pdf file i don't even know what half those things do whatever we'll save it as a pdf and so there we have it let's close it up i think it just saves one at a time close the current tab close all the close them all up close them all up shut them all down all right so there is our receipt okay so let's do it again for the second one we'll just do we'll just save these file save as browse it and we want to make that a p to the d to the f number two put a two next to it p to the d to the f man and then we'll say next one and then we'll save as again and do it again ultra vase ultra vase numeral trace ultra vase numeral face and then we'll say let's do it again number four file save as four close the door and we'll say that's a pdf number four one two three four close the dang door and then number five we'll go file save as browse and make that a p to the d to the f and make that numeral five numeral five all right save it all right so there's our mock receipts we're going to pull them into our system now so if i go back into quickbooks we can imagine we've got these just we're just going to pull them in from the computer uh now which is and then we'll be at a similar spot as though we used the super cool method which is of course the app on the phone but i am lacking super in super coolness so we're going to do it this way so we're going to say then can i add them all at the same time i probably could drag and drop them that would be the easiest thing so let's just open those there they go boom and so now they're processing as those are thinking uh let's and and it should extract the they're they're that was quick so see how fancy quick that is and so now we've got the information in here for like the office depot one and so there's the receipt on the left and then we can populate it which we'll do next time but impressive impressive the obi one has trained you well okay so now i don't know where that anyway uh let's do the same thing for the bank feeds now so now i'm gonna come on to the bank feeds and we'll say that that i'm gonna add the bank feed so that we can match these items to the bank feeds let's do a mock bank feed entries so i'm gonna add another excel worksheet and we'll format this one currency bracketed negative actually i won't do the brackets because that makes the bank feeds wonky weird so let's do that and then i'm gonna zoom in and all we need on the fields are is going to be the date and then the amount and then the description and did i spell description right review it i did por su puesto kc i spelled it right let's i bolded this let's make the column a a date field home tab number group and we want to use that the short date thing and then we'll just mirror i'm just gonna copy the totals that will be decreases to the checking account so this one i'm gonna imagine that that it's just going to be a decrease to the checking account of the amount of the total of the receipt imagine that we paid it with like a bank debit card or something like that right so i'm gonna say okay on two five twenty four something's going to come through our bank feeds at one hundred seventy nine and the description if it were an electronic transfer of some kind would have oftentimes the name office depot and a bunch of other stuff in it that we would have to pull in to office depot and then now if i didn't have if i paid with cash or something like that then i might not have that i mean you know i might not have this other detail so we'll talk more about that later but if these were electronic transfers we'd see this come through so let's just add it as though they were electronic transfers for these we had another office depot we paid two oh six oh six this is office depot and then we had another office depot on three twenty one twenty four we paid seventy eight fifty five office depot i need to make these negatives by the way i'm gonna double click in here negatifies them they need to be negative they've been negativized negative nannies okay nannies aren't always negative nannies get a bad name they're not always negative negative nannies three twenty seven twenty four this is going to be negative thirty five point one nine and this is going to be the restaurant abc the restaurant the restaurant that we went to and this one is on four five twenty four negative forty six point five eight and once again the restaurant abc so hopefully i got those numbers right let me just double check here looks movie b to the n the n to me okay so then let's save that as a p to the d to the f or no we're going to save this one as a csv file because that's a file that we can upload for the bank feeds so we can see it and imagine it coming through the bank feeds so to do that we go to the file up top well let's first let's save it this way to make sure i don't lose that data and then file save as and then i'm going to make it not an excel file but a csv comma deliminated file that's the one that we can upload from the bank feed so we can play with this stuff and that's what we want to do playing is fun times we're going to do some playing here so it looks like this as opposed to that and uh and uh this is the one we can upload that is the one we cannot so let's go back on over and we're going to go to our banking tab now so let's go into our banking if you don't have any bank feeds set up in a practice file then you can just add the account as you upload the file so instead of linking directly to the bank we're just going to upload hitting the drop down upload from a file our banking stuff and we have the option to pick up the file one of those options is a dot csv file the thing that we created in our case from the excel file let's go into that and there it is there's our bank feed file is that it that's it that's the one you're the one why it let's save that one and then don't let them get you too man we're gonna add that it's gonna be this i gotta move that's a movie line it's in my head i don't know why is is this the first it is we're gonna say it's a one column thing and then it's going to be month month day day year year year year we have the date to the date the description to the description amount to the amount those are the headers that are pulling through we can continue and check it out to see if it's doing what we think it should these are the amounts those are the descriptions that's the dates looks movie B to the NBN so i'm gonna select the whole thing checking them all off so we can continue and add them in it says quick books will import five transactions using the fields you choose do you want to import it yes let's do it people import complete accept your transactions done so now if i go into my checking account i have those transactions have been imported and you can see here that they've matched them to the receipts right so if i go into these see how how nice that is now that would only work if of course we had electronic transfers that we made and we've talked about a couple different scenarios that we have with the receipts it might not have been that we made an electronic transfer we might we might have paid of these things with cash or we might have paid it with our personal checking account or our personal credit card account in which case we'd have to think of a system on how we're going to add those into quick books but if we paid something with a receipt and we also used an electronic transfer of some kind out of our checking account then you've got this nice matching matching thing that we see here we found the receipt and matched it out so now we've got some data to deal with we've got the bank feed side of things and we've got our receipts side of things and we could imagine those receipts came in through the cool way with the mobile app or the not so cool way with with with our computer pdf stuff and we'll we'll go run some scenarios with that data in future presentations