Hi everyone, Joe for jazby's case of breaks.com coming at you with another case of 2023 tops of gilded collection baseball six box pick your team for On a Wednesday Wednesday the 18th brand new release day Big thanks everybody here for making it happen You can see some teams were pulled for a random number block. I'll show you that in the second Jordan You got last spot mojo with the Phillies Thanks everybody who got their team straight up. I appreciate it Thanks to the people who got into the random number block This is where we pull the remaining teams and turn it into a serial number style break We did the randomizer in a different video if you're looking for that Good luck to this group right here as well And here is the fresh case So fresh and so clean Do This is pick your team for next pick your team is in the store next couple pick your team in the store Just to let you know that the after pick your team six After pick your team pick your teams one through six are the are the Currently the cheapest ways to get into gilded The next cases of gilded that we get are going to be at a higher price price went up on everybody So your teams and pick your teams five and six are going to be the best prices. So, you know what the sharp play would be Especially if you're a little more budget conscious sharp play is buy your teams and pick your team five and six because your team might be higher and subsequent breaks after six So now is the best time to get to lock in the best prices Get the best prices That should be the autograph spot here is Garrett Mitchell 71 out of 99 Brewers are a number block team. So if you're not familiar with random number blocks We do not go by that digit. We don't go by any of these digits We go by that digit right there just to the left of the slash and that 71 out of 99 so that goes to one Which will go to Jason W Barry Larkin 44 out of 75. This will be for John and the Cardinal John and the Reds that is different red team The autograph behind Shane Bieber is Carlos Perez rookie Otto 71 out of 99 White socks. That's go. That's gonna be for Jeff Jeff left go left go And the Shane Bieber will go to Greg and Cleveland. This is for you Eight out of 25 Gold frame autograph is Harold Baines 18 out of 99 look how young Harold Baines looks there That's for the white socks. That's gonna be for Jeff Right another box we've seen some of those base car or parallel packs Include another hit I can feel that other hit there. Nice. It's always nice extra stuff All right, so there's another frame auto and another autograph So we have a frame auto another auto and another frame auto Always always love the extras Here's Pudge 82 out of 99 Rangers that's gonna go to Tristan Brett Beatty will go to Stephen 47 out of 75 And Nick Prado will go to the Royals of you for dy and the George Springer 26 out of 80 will go to Toronto Toronto is a random number block team That goes to Toronto six That's for Omar and then the Gold frame is the egg Dennis Eckersley 19 out of 50 Oakland A's that's gonna be for Fred and the A's nice one Fred great penmanship there There's Nick Prado 14 out of 25 and your second gold frame auto of the box will be The guy I'm watching on TV right now David Ortiz big poppy 7 out of 25 He's on the post-game show the FS1 post-game show Yeah, we lost this year's after we wrote three nothing is like oh digital I feel like I don't I don't think he does Yeah, it's just like yeah Derek Gears way too serious He doesn't find the humor Derek Gears just like kind of has that dog in him right? He's like Yeah, it's like Jordan. He's like Colby. It's like that's not funny. Exactly. That's the worst one of my life Was a little early on the other frame got too excited there about Tony Gwyn 90 out of 99 For the friars that'll be for ed P the Ricky Henderson the man is steel Doing what he does best here in this picture to 75 that'll be for Fred and the A's We've got a satchel page St. Louis Brown's mini diamond 28 out of 50 I don't think I don't know if the St. Louis Brown's let's see where they have satchel page on the checklist Okay Thank You Jason. So yeah, if you look on the checklist, you'll see Yeah, you'll see you'll see him on the checklist there. So that'll go to Tom and the Orioles All right, and the autograph here is a mark of vientos 17 out of 75 That is for Steven Schwartz and the Mets and the other the gold frame card that is Frank Thomas One out of 25 that's gonna go to Jeff and the White Sox and Jeff She'll like it too. All right three boxes to go Halfway through this case Got more in the store folks. You ask these case for your time code. I sanga rookie card 68 out of 75 for Steven the Mets Teddy's favorite player right here with Wade Boggs red Sox edition 77 out of 99 Excellent mustache. Look all the dirt on his uniform. That's how he plays That's how he plays and behind Louise Robert mini diamonds 48 out of 50 for Jeff is Jose Ramirez nice 55 out of 75 Cleveland This is for you Greg with the Guardians and the frame. Yeah, it's a good-looking set Eric It's a very good-looking set We have a Lee Smith four out of 50 Love these gold frames to Cubs are a number block team. Nobody wanted the Cubs So this one will go to Chicago Cubs for number four For Tom Fox, there you go Tom nice Two more to go more in the store just these case breaks. This is for your team for Mike trout 42 out of 99 Angels are a number block team that'll go to Angels to That'll be for Sean We've got chipper Jones 47 out of 75 chip off the old block That will be for the bravos brave seven is going to be for Nancy and then behind Nolan Aaron Otto is Joey Votto Nine out of 60 of Votto Otto Going to John and the Red Legs And there's the aeronauto right there for st. Louis that will be for a number block team St. Louis 3 will be for Alexander Nancy's looking for hits will it be this one? No, because Nathan picked up the Red Sox that's 39 out of 50 Carlton Fisk Speaking of the Red Sox FS1 has that has that little a documentary about the Red Sox Yankee series Rex thinks there needs to be a Votto Otto dual Otto Votto Otto dual Otto I'm not sure if anybody wants Glenn Otto though. Apologies to Glenn Otto if you're watching luck everybody. This is pick your team for Thanks for getting in appreciate. Yeah, it looks like we're gonna get two autos out of here We are gonna get two autos. There's two autos there here your two other cards First one is Simeon Woods Richardson 26 out of 99 twins be for Ed and the twins Here is Spencer steer seven out of 50 nice rookie card mini diamonds for the Reds and P for John We got Brian Roquio up top there And he's gonna reveal a Tyler Freeman his teammate 16 out of 25 and Greg Greg also is this for you Cleveland and Greg Who got the Guardians and then back here is an Ezekiel Duran Duran three out of 50 Hungry like the wolf Tristan with the Texas Rangers Is gonna be is gonna be Trevor Hoffman Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman 68 out of 99 Padres Ed P and the Padres. There you go Ed Thanks for grabbing your team straight up And thanks for watching ladies and gentlemen, that's the break. I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm I'll see you next time for the next gilded break. Bye. Bye


It's time for the Lawn Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a presentation of the Lawn Jean Wittner Watch Company, maker of Lawn Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wittner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lawn Jean. Good evening. This is Frank Knight. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lawn Jean Chronoscope? Larry Lusser and Winston Bredeff, both of the CBS television news staff. Our distinguished guest for this evening is Jeffrey W. Lewis, director of the Bureau of German Affairs of the U.S. State Department. Mr. Lewis, you're ahead of the German Bureau in the State Department. Are you encouraged by what's happening in Germany today? I certainly am, Larry. When I went into Germany during the war in the army I was then, I saw a nation that was flat on its back. The cities were ruined, the people were starving. When I went back there of just a year or so ago, you have a going concern with a strong, vigorous people ready to make their own mark in the world. Well, Mr. Lewis, I think everyone who has been in Germany recently has been impressed by this vitality of German strength and the sheer power of their revival, and in view of that, what assurance do we have that this German power and German nationalism will not get out of bounds again? Well, I think the strongest assurance we have is the nature and the character of the men who are leading Germany. They are the most sincere, or they are among the most sincere Europeans of our time. They have no desire. They have learned their lesson, if we may put it that way. They have no desire to again engage on an adventure which leads to the disastrous war which they experienced this last time. And as I say, they are sincerely desirous of forming a unified, strong Europe which will help to defend the West against the Russians. Well, Mr. Lewis, do you think the Germans will soon join the European defense community? As a matter of fact, Larry, they already have. They've completed all legislative processes. The only thing that now remains to be done is to clear away, and I think this will occur in a very short time, a caught question as to whether or not the EDC is in accordance with the Constitution of the German Republic. What are the outside obstacles to German rearmament? Well, I think the principal obstacle at the present time is the fear of the French that they perhaps are being faced with too strong a Germany if they join the EDC. I think that the greatest obstacle now to the EDC is the questions in the French mind. And I think that once the French can bring themselves to ratify the EDC, all further obstacles will be at an end. Well, Mr. Lewis, you mentioned that Germany's present leaders are European-minded. What assurance do we have that this leadership in Germany is going to remain in power there? Well, I don't know that anything is dead sure in this world, but I tell you this, that the sincerity of the German leaders is such and the temper of the people as witnessed in this last election is such that I personally am confident that this same general type of orientation will continue. You remember that the election resulted in a very decisive victory for Chancellor Adnauer and for his party. So decisive, in fact, that both parties of the right and the left practically disappeared from the scene. Well, do you see any... Mr. Lewis, this is a pretty iffy question, but what would happen if Chancellor Adnauer died? Well, that is an iffy question. Of course, when you have a very strong personality, such as the Chancellor, it's very difficult indeed to see some of the younger men and see their talents as they are developing. And I feel quite confident that should the Chancellor die, and I certainly hope he does not, there will be other people to take his place and carry on the same policies that he's been pursuing. Well, along the same lines, Mr. Lewis, the neo-Nazi party was very, very badly beaten in the last election a month ago. But do you see any possibility, any danger, any internal political danger in Germany, that there may be some kind of Nazi revival under another name and in some other form? Well, I suppose that there is some danger of that, but again, I take as my proof that this danger is not great what happened in the elections. There, although there had been prior to that time, a fairly strong representation of such parties throughout the country and in the Lander governments, the state governments, it disappeared completely as a result of the election. And I think that this definitely proves that the people, that the appeal of that type of person has diminished as far as the Germans are concerned. Well, Mr. Lewis, are you apparently saying that Germany is without extremism right now, but what is to prevent a democratic Germany from forming an alliance with Russia against us? Well, I think that one thing is that of all the people in Europe, the Germans, I think know what alliance for the Russians can mean. After all, a good deal of Germany is now occupied by the Russians. There is not an iron curtain in Russia in the sense that it is, I mean in Germany, in the sense that it is in other countries. People have relatives as hardly a family in West Germany that doesn't have a relative or members of their family in East Germany.  I think that's the strongest reason why of all the people of Europe, the Germans perhaps know best what it means to be a satellite country. But to go back to the rearmament, why is the rearmament of Germany in our own self-interest? Well, it seems to me that our own self-interest demands that we build a strong Western alliance capable of resisting the tremendous pressure that's exerted by the Soviet Union. You have in Europe, in the center of Europe, a strong people, some 50 million in number, the Germans, the West Germans, highly developed, industrially, very ambitious, very hard-working. A good, solid kind of people. And if you are, it seems to me, if you are to protect yourself in this country, then it is definitely to our interest to build up the strongest possible alliance in Europe. Well, a member of the British Parliament said to us the other day on this Chronoscope program that Germany without an arms burden would be an unfair competitor in the world markets. Do you feel that way too? Well, I think there's a lot to that because after all, with the Germans not needing to devote their industry to the production of armaments, they can produce goods which will sell in the world markets while a good deal of British industry, for example, is tied up in non-productive war armament making. Well, Mr. Lewis, how are we going to prevent, or if you don't like that phrasing of the question, what guarantee do we have that German rearmament will not bring with it a militarist revival as many Frenchmen fear and with that revival a new drive or desire to drive toward the east and revise the eastern frontiers of Germany with Poland and so on? Well, I think that the answer to that lies in the sentiment of the people, the German people themselves, and I speak here not only of the people who voted for the present coalition, but also the opposition. They are very sincerely at the present time, unmilitaristic, they are quite interested in making certain that any future German army will be under the control of civilians, and most of all, they are not interested in having a national army of their own. What they are interested in is contributing their strength to a European combined army. I feel we may be overlooking the Russians right now. Do you think the Russians will actually let the Germans rearm? They seem to fear them very much? Well, of course, that's one of those questions that no one can answer for sure. I believe that the Russians will have no choice but to accept the European Defense Treaty if it is ratified by the participants. I think that the Russians will certainly do their best to delay, to prolong, to confuse, and in general to create as much dissension as they possibly can among the Western European nations. Well, will we agree, Mr. Lewis, to a unified and unarmed Germany? I notice you stressed the unarmed. Let me talk about the unified Germany first. Our terms, or the terms under which a Germany can be unified, and this goes for the West Germans as well, is first of all that it should become about through free elections, through free circulation in all zones of Germany, through freedom of the press, freedom of radio, and so on, so as to be sure that there is in fact a freedom of choice on the part of the people. If that is so, then we feel that we have nothing to fear that the Germans will not, in any significant numbers, opt for a communist form of government. We had evidence of that incidentally, or we had evidence of the strength of the feeling, even in East Germany, in these latest June 17 riots. Well, speaking of those riots, Mr. Lewis, do you think that as a result of what happened on June 17, the uprising throughout much of the Eastern zone of Germany, do you think that as a result of that the Russian grip on their zone is stronger or weaker today? Well, in a sense, I think it's stronger because I think that what the riots showed the Russians, above all else was, that if they were to remain, if their influence was to remain in East Germany, it was necessary to keep their armed forces there. In other words, the communist regime in East Germany proved itself absolutely incapable of handling this uprising, and the Russians themselves, before it was very old, had to step in and do it themselves. So that, in a sense, I think it's probably stronger because the Russians have had to clamp down. The last thing in the world they wanted to do really was to exhibit this show of naked force, but they were forced to, either that or have the situation completely get out of hand. Well, thank you very much, Mr. Jeffrey W. Lewis, for being with us tonight. The opinions that you've heard our speakers express tonight have been entirely their own. 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