It is the first day of 2021. Amen. Y'all, I'm smiling because we made it to 2021 and it is a great time to be alive. I really do believe that. Now starting off 2021, if you have to excuse my throat because Ms. Jackson parted a little too hard last night. We're supposed to be hanging out again today and I'm like, no. I don't know if I'm going to, you know, I'm just going to watch y'all because, yeah. Anyway, my girl, Dieris, where I'm friends with her on Facebook, hey girl, she's one of my subscribers too. She mentioned that a YouTuber husband passed away and I'm like, who is this person? And I looked her up. Her YouTube channel is, let me get the exact name because I don't want to give y'all the wrong information. Feminine flats and she literally feminine and flats. Excuse me. By the time I posted it, it would have been almost a week. Absolutely heartbroken. And so that video, I grew a few girls, that video very shocking because they seem like, he seemed like a fairly young and healthy individual with no issues. And it seemed like, I mean, she didn't really go into, or I didn't catch what he died of, but it seemed like he possibly had a heart attack. She said he was complaining of what felt like heartburn. She went in to get him some medication and some milk. And when she found him, he was making this noise almost like he was snoring. And she called 911 and they said, you know, to get him on his back.  By the time MT came there, paramedics, they worked on that man for 40 minutes and pronounced him dead. I just, y'all, but the thing that really, that that's really sad that I feel so bad for her is that she's seeing like in the midst of all of this, she's, she's a stay-at-home mom that that's what she's, that's what she's, you know, they've been married for what, 12, 14 years, a minute, you know, that's a while. And now this person that she's been with all this time, the father of her child, it's dead and she's in shock. But again, the thing that's, that's really, and that she shouldn't have to worry about is finances.  But I'm like, that like, because I'm like, yeah, I have life insurance to work. My husband has life insurance to work and I, we have life insurance on JB. But at this point, I'm like thinking about additional coverage outside of work. However, I will say my work life insurance is pretty good. But she doesn't have anything. Hey, you guys. So we are at the park. Girl, I ain't doing nothing else. It's really, really pretty. Y'all, my husband is like, he has been looking at a lot of these videos for about a month now on living abroad, living over in East Africa actually.  So two days ago, he's like, you know, I really think we should highly consider moving back to Africa. I'm like, really?  Girl, just went off on a tangent. Now, let me just say this, like 10, 15 years ago, absolutely. But now that we have a child and we're in the middle of a pandemic, I'm not sure about that. And the only reason why is because we just started this pandemic and we have no idea what the entire world is going to look like within five years. So there's pros and cons of living abroad. But I do agree with my husband on a lot of different things when it comes to living here in the States. But we always know that the grass is always, the grass always seems greener on the other side. So, and a part of me, like I said, is afraid that once we get settled in somewhere and something happens to one of my family members, and if the only thing that would make me leave and travel at this point would be if something happened to my parents. And if we're stuck in Wawando, whatever, in another country, even here, like we have no idea how things are going to transpire here within the next, we just started this year. So, y'all, that's me rambling, child wanting to move. I'm like, damn, can we, can we consider moving back to Texas first? Go ahead. We can have some cheez-its. You're not allowed to be filmed. You're not. You're not allowed to be filmed. Have a roll. JB, be careful, okay? Be careful. My nerves are so bad right now because of this BS that's going on at the Capitol. Let me adjust the camera. This is absolutely, this is the day where Trump supporters have stormed the US Capitol. This is absolutely disgusting and embarrassing as an American to see this happen.  The American people, I'm pissed.  They have every, and let me just say this, they have every right to peacefully protest, but breaking into Capitol, I mean, I literally just saw one guy use a chair or whatever and break through the glass and get through and apparently now a woman has been shot. All right, y'all, the kids are here again. Ciao. Miss Lori had a doctor's appointment, so they all came over to my house. That's what we do. We've been doing this, ever since the pandemic broke out, actually, like we trade. So if the kids are, and it's literally all the neighborhood kids, about four to five kids, they stayed with one family and then in the morning and then whoever, it's not like there's no rules to this. So for example, today I dropped JB off around 10. And so Miss Lori had an appointment at two, so then she dropped all the kids off my house at two. So they've been here for about an hour. So we just, this is what community is about. Okay. What's going on, baby? Oh, you guys are going to go in the backyard. Okay, y'all be careful. Okay. JB, be careful with that door. Can you find your shoes? Can you find your shoes, Thomas? Excuse me. Oh my God, girl. Okay. You know, I need some really harsh blush. Let's go to the party stuff. Oh, look, they have alcohol for a change. They have alcohol. Let's go get um, plastic forks, I mean plastic spoons, get some bowls. Oh, you want to do this? Are these bowls? No, we need deeper bowls. Right here. Don't you want to go over there? Go ahead. Open up. Which one do you want to open up first? Okay, that's fine. Who's this car? This is just collector stuff, baby. So pens, there's something goes up underneath. There's a bag. It's for your Game Boy. It's a Game Boy case. Yeah. There's a cart inside of the bag. Okay, look at the cart. Can you read it? Can you try and read it, sweet pea? At the top. Yeah, I'm reading it. He read it. I'm going to read it out loud. I hope you have a good birthday. I love playing with you. You're the best person in the whole white world and I think you're super cute. He didn't write it all night. She didn't write it all night. Okay. Look how she's looking. Yeah. Thank you, Thomas. Thank you for working it out. Isn't that cute? I got it from Children's Place. Which one? What is it? Super. The one that Dennis tried to get a move. Yeah. Watch this. Look at this. Look at this. Remember that? N.E.S. Gabe. Yeah. My dad has one of these. Yeah. It's one of those. Yeah. These are so fun. But you see which one it is, J.B.? Tell them which one it is. Y'all just got back from running up a bunch of errands. Honey, we went to Sally's. So I went to Sally's. Went to GameStop to try to get J.B. something. Girl, what the hell is going on here? Y'all y'all have to excuse me. I went to go get my blood drawn just to get some blood work. I'm okay, girl. Just get some simple blood work. But baby. Can y'all see this? Went to Sally's right because I got some more dip powder to do my nails because girl, yeah. So why the girl was like, I'm gonna show you everything I bought. Look at these young millennials and I know no shape to the millennials who watch my channel, baby. But she's like, would you like a bag? I literally got about 10 items here. No, helpful. I'm gonna balance all this stuff on my titties. Yes, I need a bag. And now you have to pay for a bag at Sally's. Let me show y'all what I got. Did you hurt your tongue? Did you hurt your tongue? I understand, kids. Let me show y'all what I bought. Did y'all know that they sell Queen Helen cholesterol for like $4, $3.99? Right, right, right. Got that. Getting on my nerves. I got some black castor oil. All right, you guys. I got a nail foul by Beauty Secrets. And then a nail buffer. This is what you use when you're done. This is the last buff that nail. And then I got these extra tips. I have so much nail stuff. It's not even funny. Maybe I'll show y'all my nail stuff in another video. Nobody asked you. And then I got, you need to watch it. I know you plan, but that belt that you hold it on to, I can use it. I got some white dipping powder or clear dipping powder. Let me open this up. It's, um, now let me put one on this purple to show y'all. Let's test it out. Bae bae, look. Phoenix ain't no joke, JB.  The governor of Arizona, excuse me, the president of Arizona. The governor of Arizona is not playing. He is saying basically, kids need to be in school. Schools need to open. No more virtual learning. Y'all need to go. Teachers, you need to get into the classrooms. These kids are suffering. These kids are depressed. Don't do no air quotes. These kids are behind. Look, Arizona is at the bottom. They were behind before. What are you talking about? So he's saying, child, he's saying that schools need to open. They need to go to summer school. Yeah, I am so glad I put my baby out. I feel, so my, my sympathy is with the teachers, the educators.  He's basically saying, I'm gonna cut funding for the schools who won't open.   So let's see how you do this, y'all. Lift. It says, number one, apply your favorite nail polish. Okay, girl, it's already on there. Number two, lift, deco with sheet and press. Tweezers child. This is what they look like. Can I see that? Hold on, baby.  Let me figure it out. Hold on, y'all. Hold, hold the line. Y'all, they got on my nerves. They looked at me like I was, like I talked to y'all. I talked to everybody like this. I talk crazy to everybody.  I don't care your age, race, creed. I don't even know what that means. So yesterday, I went over there. So that JB could play with the kids, right with the other children. There is four kids there, including JB. No. Who is this? Oh, that's that man's son. Mm-hmm. He's driving. Is he even old enough to drive? Here I see it now. That's cute, huh? So yesterday, I went over with intentions of dropping JB off. Why did I get there and all the babies are on an electric device? JB is not like that, y'all. He has tons of little handheld. Hell, we gave him two or three of our old phones.  So what do I get there? They're all on an electric device, like all the kids. And JB's just standing around looking at them and they're like, can we go over to your house then?  I said, no, y'all could do this right here. My child could do this at home. You guys are supposed to be playing. That's why we came over here so you could play. Not so that he could sit up here and watch you on your cell phones or on your switch. Y'all supposed to be looking at me like, this one is crazy. Yeah, I am. Get up and go play. They're frustrating me so bad, baby. I decorated half the cake with coconut and half of it without it since someone doesn't like coconut flakes.


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Good morning. Welcome and thank you very much for being here with us today this early. Let me introduce myself first. My name is Nadine Hani. I present the business news on Al-Arabiya news channel. I will be your moderator for this session. The title of this panel for this morning is From Revolution to Evolution, Governance in North Africa. I would like to note that this panel will be held in Arabic. So we will be having simultaneous translation. Kindly make sure that you have your headsets with you if you need to listen to the translation. I also would like to point out that this session is streaming, is broadcasted on the internet and might be broadcasted as well later on TV. I now move to Arabic. I would like to mention that a year ago I was here in Davos. And everyone was watching screens on TV or following news on the internet in order to see what was happening in the Arab world. A year after these historic events the general climate is less optimistic than it was at the beginning of the revolution. Hurdles were bigger than expected and the process of political transformation was not easy at all times. At the economic level the situation is more difficult because these Arab revolutions were accompanied with the European crisis. And of course this has led to economic problems especially for countries in North Africa. According to studies the cost of the Arab Spring is $56 billion. It is the lost GDP value in countries affected by revolutions. As to the death toll it is of course more dramatic. But this is not only a bad situation as we have heard. There was a positive change. There were elections held in various countries and hence the transformation process. In Tunisia for example maybe it was the easiest. And in Morocco they carried out reforms before any revolutions. Now North African countries are witnessing deep social and economic transformation. In order to discuss all of these issues I am hosting with me Mr. Abdel Munim Abalfutuh, presidential candidate in Egypt. He is the Secretary General of the Arab Medical Union from Egypt. His Excellency Prime Minister of Tunisia Mr. Hamadi Jibali whom we have just listened to. Mr. Abdel Ilah Ben Kiran, Chief of the Government of Morocco and Mr. Amar Moussa, presidential candidate in Egypt and Secretary General of the League of Arab States from 2001 to 2011. Thank you all for being our guests today. I would like to start with you, your Excellency regarding Morocco because we heard today about the Tunisian experience. But in Morocco the situation was different. You anticipated any uprising and reforms were carried out. But to what extent this change is real and can you tell us about your experience and the real separation between powers between you as the Prime Minister and His Majesty the King? In the name of God, most gracious, most merciful. Mrs. Hani, please allow me before telling you about the Moroccan experience to tell you about my opinion on what happened in our countries. We all know that our region was governed based on logic in two folds, if I might say. First there was the development dream with Abdel Nasser, Burkiba and others through a tight grip. So there was a tight grip but at the same time there was the dream of development. But governance in the last 25 years lost the dream of development and only the tight grip remained. The tight grip in power and the tight grip as to wealth. So irrespective of good intentions or bad intentions the results were as witnessed. So these people in power were seeking wealth everywhere. So the situation was very difficult for our peoples. They could not enjoy freedom and they could not earn a decent living. At the same time there was an elite that emerged and that enjoyed a lot of wealth. So the explosion was inevitable. This is how this Arab Spring was born. People were expecting it but not in the way it unfolded. Yes, it's true. This was a very big surprise. Yes, it is the format that was surprising. Actually in Morocco, I can tell you very frankly that what has happened in Arab countries, we were living in a moderate way. Reforms had started 20 years ago. His Majesty King Hassan II was aware of changes that were happening. He initiated reconciliation with the left wing and he established a dialogue with Islamists. Mr. Jibali was for 15 years in prison but in our country it was maybe more limited regarding prison time for some Islamists. So there were some violations but this was limited. Please allow me to ask you a question. When you were on the other side, could you aspire to what you have achieved now? Yes, what I am telling you is the reality when I was on the other side. I do not change my position with the change of my place now. So this movement in the Arab world has arrived in Morocco as warm as necessary for change but not sufficiently to burn what was in place, if I might say. So it was warm enough but it did not burn. So there were a lot of tensions and one has to admit that what cannot be with the leaders or against them, we just have to see their positions. Yes, but if we have to describe the current situation, sorry don't interrupt me says the speaker. So His Majesty the King after the 20th of February was very aware of what is happening and paid great attention to the change in the mood. So the tensions were there and corruption was there. The King tabled a proposal in March in order to change the logic of the state tightening its grip to wealth and power. He paved the way for a new constitution for elections and the government that would have real executive powers. The government until today was kind of a secretariat for the King but now the situation has changed, a big change has occurred but it is an acceptable change and I became only yesterday member of parliament so if you can ask me what has changed in Morocco, I cannot give you a lot of details but we can see the change occurring and people in Morocco have high hopes that the necessary transformation will take place and this will not be in confrontation with the King because our kingdom dates back to 12 centuries. Yes, I will get back to you your excellency. Please don't call me your excellency. Yes, this is what we say in Lebanon says the anchor. Let's move to the Egyptian matters. In Egypt maybe it was the most impressive phenomenon but as we have seen there were many hurdles. Today if we would like to look at the future do you think that the transfer of power will occur smoothly from the military rulers to civil rule and the name of God most gracious most merciful the Egyptian revolution and martyrs that fell were a source of inspiration for the whole world. However, priority goes to our dear brethren in Tunisia however it goes without saying that the catalyst and motivator to rise against the corrupt leaderships and regimes hegemonistic ones which destroyed the future of many a generation as well as dissipated all hope in the youth of these nations these regimes were in fact were backed by western regimes in general so this requires me to call on all western regimes at this August forum to call on them in fact to cease backing these hegemonic regimes in the third world in fact morally they are required to apologize for the crimes committed against the peoples of the third world when they backed these former regimes against their people. As for the transition in Egypt after the millions of the Egyptian people which stood up against their further regimes which they further reaffirmed the day before yesterday on the 25th of January as you may well know the Egyptian people from all walks of life rose and stood up once again that it would not turn back on its claims for a decent living dignity and humanity. We insist and we are determined I will not accept from any power internally externally to turn us back. After the Egyptian people complete the parliamentary elections 70% so far of the Egyptian people have taken part in these parliament elections and which very clearly expressed their choices. So now the Egyptian people is determined to complete the presidential elections on in time so after having elected our second chamber once the two chambers of parliament and once we have the two chamber parliament as well as a constitution a consensual constitution which reflects the all walks of life of the Egyptian people. The Egyptian people will not turn its back and will not allow any return to the previous regime. Our Egyptian army is a professional nationalistic army. We in Egypt consider it one of the components of Egyptian civilization. The Egyptian army never one in any single day never shot anyone of the people. However, should I succeed in the elections and become president of Egypt I will not dissipate the blood of any Egyptian person. I may in fact overlook my own rights. I was imprisoned in the age of Sadat and Hosni Barak and I forgive all what's committed against me all the harm that befell me. However, I shall not forgive any harm or injury that was inflicted against the members of the Egyptian people. This is my duty. Should I succeed in the presidential election if not I shall carry on in my struggle for justice and freedom. Mr. Amra Musa, today's talk is about the military council. Mr. Abdul Futour seems to be in fact optimistic about the elections. Do you believe that this transition will take place because certain factions of the Egyptian people in fact did not believe this. In fact, the industry did not believe in it. I would like first and foremost say, Mr. Amra Musa, to start with what was said by his excellency the head of the Moroccan government. I would like here to draw your attention to an important aspect. The role of the Arab Maghreb is seminal. It is going to play a major role in the future of the Arab region. Not only in the Maastricht, the Arab Spring started in Tunisia and we have now an independent experience in Morocco. So we must follow very carefully the developments taking place in the countries of the Arab Maghreb. This is the first point. My second point deals of course with Egypt. In Egypt we had agreed to a time framework for a transitional period and this is part of the social and political peace in Egypt. It is very difficult therefore for us to in fact exceed this framework. Elections mid-June and what is accepted and expected is that the head of state will be in office as of the 1st of July. This is a very important point. However, the ongoing conversation about what has taken place and what will take place will remain important for us to determine exactly what happened. What were the disruptions that took place in Egypt and how to avoid the repetition in the future. What is even more important for us is to look to the future, to look into reconstruction. This reconstruction requires cooperation. First of all stability. Stability in Egypt and cooperation from within the Arab countries and also from the rest of the world be they the financial institutions or the other regional groupings with the economic ability. We have before us a very long massive agenda to be completed. We have to tackle education, health, housing, unemployment, poverty. What was stated by His Excellency the Prime Minister of Tunisia or head of Tunisia is important. The number of unemployed of university graduates is important. However if we carry on talking in generalities and clashing with other entities in the world this in my opinion will in fact will just simply be a waste of time. A waste of time for us which will prevent us from reconstruction and bringing about development. Development requires us to combat corruption. We have to fight poverty on the one hand and corruption on the other as well as all those excesses and exaggeration in description of our relations with other countries. It goes without saying that we have in fact overcome the colonialist era and have now become countries that are seeking development. This development requires a different form of government and firm desire to put an end to the past and build the future. Mr. Musa, I shall ask you at a later point what is your view of Egypt's future. However I would like to turn to you Mr. Jibali. We heard in your statement earlier a description of the general outline of the expectations of your government. However in Tunisia you are also today currently redrafting your constitution. Now I would like to know what are the principles that you will be upholding in your constitution. Because there is a general fear when elections take place and certain parties win the election of the majority in a parliament to draft a new constitution. Does this mean that the constitution will allow for the peaceful transition of power, transitional government? Is this how the constitution will be drafted? Will it be through consensus with the different parties? Thank you Nadine. First of all, the constitution will not be a constitution of the parliamentary majority. How? It shall be a consensual participatory constitution with all segments of society, parties, organizations, associations, unions. You may be assured that there are many proposals regarding the new constitution from intellectuals, academics, trade unions and political parties. So the constitutional council does not have a majority that has agreed to the terms of a given constitution. It is an agreement on a coalition. However the constitution will be the object of an exchange of views to draft a constitution. There is a consensus in Tunisia that this constitution must respond to the expectations of all segments of Tunisian society. I.e. it must defend human rights, public freedoms, women's rights. This is a great achievement for the Tunisian people. All the segments of Tunisian society agree to these bases and have agreed to uphold them. This constitution will be one seeking to establish a civil society, a civilian state that takes into account human rights and defends economic freedoms and respects religious freedom, religious worship and faith. A constitution that provides for the peaceful transition of power and one that will prevent us from falling back into dictatorship. If there is one thing we have agreed to in Tunisia and a large majority has agreed to that, it is the form of this constitution. As to whether we are going to be a constitutional parliamentarian or a presidential system, this is a point of form rather than principle. All Tunisians refuse to turn back to the past and this constitution will be our security against this. The Tunisian people and history will not accept, I believe even the international community will not accept for us to turn back. And though the European and international authorities have supported Ben Ali in the past, they have now learned their lesson and now they will no longer accept to deal with any dictatorial regimes. I believe that there has been a very positive outlook towards the Tunisian experience because such an experience and development is in the interest of all. It is an excellent model for peaceful transition and change as compared to the violent change that has taken place in other parts of the world. This is in the interest of Tunisia, the Arabs and the world. Mr. Ben Iqran, regarding this question of the constitution, I said earlier that we would ask you what are your ambitions. The situation today is much better than what it was in the past. What are you looking forward to? Are you also looking forward to further constitutional amendments or are you calling for these amendments? What are the reforms you are looking forward to in Morocco? At the present juncture, we are not calling for reforms. We are calling for the implementation of reforms. We in the government, we are the ones who are governing. Are you seeking for a change or an amendment of the constitution? We amended the constitution on the 1st of July. This constitution should be implemented in practice and we should fulfill it to its full extent. The constitution now allows a great deal of liberties and freedoms. The head of government is now appointed. He appoints the heads of the government institutions. Some of the most strategic ones are still being appointed by the king. However, many powers and authorities have changed. The judiciary is now independent. Please listen to what I have to say. The main problem in our countries is that of authority and power. Authority is the power in there to serve the government or is it there in fact to implement policies to favor the elite and certain governments and international regimes. Let's not turn around the subject. But in fact we are seeing in the government the same faces as in the past. The faces can stay. Does the government enjoy sufficient scope and leeway to implement its policies? I deal with ministers who are ministers operating and working with me. If there is any problem, we sit and discuss subjects openly. However, we must nevertheless examine and consider our genuine abilities to bring about reform and implement reform. The Moroccans have implemented a reform that suits them. The Moroccans wish to retain their royal regime. Moroccan young people for weeks and months for a whole year were called for the overthrow of the king of royalty. They were against corruption and hegemony. And we oppose hegemony and corruption. And we call for stability under the current regime. Our regime, our royal regime has understood that we have to change. And the Moroccans also realize they cannot sweep away everything but they have to take into account the current situation. On the basis of this experience, we believe that yesterday in parliament we in fact received a vote of conference. And the opposition is also hoping and supporting this transition and success for this transition. Moroccan society and on the basis of the current vote of confidence which amounts to about 80%, these are statistics that are independent of the government. These are statistics I was informed of through the press. So I believe on the basis of these percentages we can bring about reform and prove the situation gradually to serve the government and our people. And to serve the poor and the needy. In Morocco, we are not like Egypt. We do not have wages of $15. We have a working class that was able to defend itself and to fulfill its rights. However, there's a large segment of society, 40% of society who are completely powerless. So therefore my question is what are your plans to tackle this problem? Now to turn back to the question of the constitution, Mr. Abdel Minem, I have a question to you. The fields are that the majority will dictate a constitution. There is no trend in Egypt to draft a constitution which would reflect a certain trend or current. All the political powers in Egypt as well as the Egyptian people have expressed this in their celebration of the first anniversary of the general revolution. They have all stated that the constitution will in fact reflect all the trends and currents in the country as well as those values that are believed in by the political powers and the Egyptian people. Egypt is currently not governed by a party or any given power. The Egyptian people are the ones who are governing and leading Egypt. The Egyptian people is a nation that has a sense of humor. And we say in Egypt that though we have not elected a president yet, the Egyptian people is already calling for the fall of the next president should he betray the interests and the goals of the Egyptian people. I am fully confident that as long as the people is governing its country through its institutions, be it a parliamentary or a presidential regime, I am confident that they will draft a constitution that respects the interests and ambitions of the Egyptian people and will seek to reconcile itself with all the peoples of the world without any restriction except that regarding the interests of its own people. I am one of those who believe that this Davos Forum is a humanitarian one and I wish for it to continue as a means of communication between people to bring about international peace and stability as well as continuity says the speaker in English so that we in fact may build a humanitarian society. We, the Egyptian people, a nation whose civilization goes back to 7,000 years has lived a great humanitarian experience. It was undermined by a certain regime. However, we are a nation which respects communication and dialogue. We are seeking to draft a constitution for a modern democratic nation based on the values of the Egyptian people with all its faiths and segments. We seek to draft a constitution based on the rights of citizens so that all citizens may enjoy equal rights and duties without any distinction due to sex, faith, religion or political party. This is not a constitution that will take into account any trend or current. We do have a fundamentalist Islamist trend. You have heard about it, of course, the Salafist trend. However, I welcome its interaction in society today and engagement with society today because its very presence will lead to a greater deal of pragmatism on their part and this will help us to bring about a union of all these currents so that we'll all join our historic march. So this will add value to Egypt and it must be maintained and upheld and this should not lead to any segmentation or fragmentation. We have one condition on this constitution and that is that no party may resort to violence. All matters may be solved by dialogue and discussion and agreement on the political mechanism and instruments to overcome our problems. We seek to dialogue to cooperate in this field. You are also involved with this matter. The revolution in Egypt started for several reasons, not only because or due to political problems but it's also due to existential problems because only a minor fragment or percentage of society was enjoying the wealth in the country.  How do you consider Egypt of the future? We in Egypt of all political currents are very aware of the dangerous nature of the current situation and its developments if we do not proceed with a genuine outlook and consideration of the current situation. So far we have succeeded in setting a definite time frame which has a clear end. We wish to start with a government that has a complete structure. The constitutional operation in fact is proceeding in parallel with the construction of our government. All the principles we are seeking for have existed in previous constitutions including the constitution that was just an alter. Our main principle is to seek to uphold the constitutional principles and bring people to defend these values. They will not defend these values unless they enjoy rational, enlightened government, one that does not seek to in fact bring about political unrest but will seek to respect the desires of the people. We must determine what is the interest of Egypt just as Morocco or Tunisia are determining their interests but we also have to respect the overall principles and interests of the Arab countries. The change is not only in North Africa, the change is in the entire Arab world. However, the changes have taken place in North Africa and were successful. This is a revolution about mismanagement. What happened in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt as well as what happened in Morocco, it is an independent experience. It's the same that has happened in Syria and in Libya and what will happen elsewhere. We are now in a major phase of change. However, we must not fall into the trap of stirring the masses and propaganda. We must draft plans. When we talk about a constitution, we don't only mean constitution, we mean constitution and development, constitution and work. However, to simply content ourselves of, to talk about generalities is not enough. The people wish to have a decent standing of living. However, this can only be achieved through the fulfillment of their claims and demands. We must draft, plan, cooperate and base our plans on reality and not on stirring public emotions which has caused a great deal of damage. People and nations have rights. These must be respected. Interests are clear. Government must be rational one and our enemy is in the final round poverty and mismanagement and corruption. One last point, an important point. Tackling social problems is an important point. We all know Mr. Jibali, the current revolutions was sparked by poverty and unemployment. Your responsibility today, a major responsibility today is to tackle these problems as well as your relations with Europe and with the external world. And these problems will affect and influence your relations with the outside world. The motto and slogan of the Tunisian Revolution and other Arab revolutions is dignity. Politically speaking, socially speaking and dignity in combating political hegemony as well as dignity, socially speaking. In Tunisia we have taken great steps towards the establishment of a democratic regime, one that responds and meets a large part of the claims of the Tunisian people which has rejected dictatorship. As I said, and as my colleague said, our major concern is the social challenges. How can we now respond to that second aspect of dignity? That is to say social justice. In Tunisia there is a major challenge here because these masses of unimplied young people have found their voice. They were silenced by the previous dictatorship. Now they demonstrate mass and even in certain cases do so beyond the law. And this has come about due to the long decades of corruption. Fortunes were stolen, were looted, generations lost their future. So we must tackle this second part of dignity. So while safeguarding democracy and freedoms and establishing the state of law and a constitution, we must nevertheless respond to the second part because we are suffering from two problems, or facing two challenges, urgent social demands as well as the insecurity and state of unrest which can improve if we improve social living conditions. The overall economic situation in the world is also an important factor. However, we do hope we shall be able to move on to a new phase where we will be able to tackle new problems. These problems are those of, first of all, employment. We must seek to overcome unemployment. We must also try to convince our partners that for the Tunisian democratic experience to succeed, Tunisia and other Arab countries need support in these endeavors. I believe here in Davos, this is an opportunity for us, and after hearing this appeal, these development efforts require support. They require us to use our own resources, but these may not be sufficient. We will need further resources and we hope we shall be able to do so without looting the resources of the other peoples. Are there any questions that you would like to raise to the panelists? Could you just raise your hand? Can we pass on the microphones? Let's start with the gentleman then, and Raghid, our next. Let's start with the gentleman. I am an Italian journalist. One year ago, just one year ago here in Davos. Sorry, can you raise your voice a little bit? Yes, I am an Italian journalist. I would like to ask you what is the model? I mean, just one year ago here in Davos, the business community was praising the Egyptian reforms, economic reforms, market-oriented, and now I don't see a lot of the business community of Western part of the world here in this whole, just as being here, just to apologize for how I think last year ago. The question is, I mean, the Western model, the capitalist model may have been discredited. Of course, baptism of Nazarenes, of course, are too old. Assuming that the political Islam is going to take the power in an increasing number of the Arab countries, what is going to be the economic model? No, okay, it's clear. So the question is that there is fear amongst, in the business world, fear of the triumph of political Islamist parties. Will this affect the business environment in the Arab world? And I'll give you all the floor to answer this question. I'll start with Mr. Ben-Kiran. I would like to turn to foreign businessmen. I would like to ask you, have you suffered from the winning of Islamic parties? But please allow me. You, in the past, you have provided support to extremists, to oppressive leaders, and you used to look at your own interests, and our leaders also used to look at their own interests, and that is how they missed the great opportunity, and the investors also missed great opportunities. Now we have Islamic parties, and these parties are comprised of the local population. They are open-minded. They are modern. What else do you want? Today, we can guarantee your interests more than they did in the past. I do not want to compare the current political parties or current regimes and the past ones, but today I assure you, we are capable of assuring and guaranteeing your investments more than they did in the past. So you, as foreign investors, as European investors, you should come to us. You should say, we are European, we are Westerners, and you are Arab and Muslims, and we each have our own interests. We should respect each other, respect each other's specificities, respect together to ensure our mutual interests. We all need, we all seek foreign investments. We need that investment, but for that investment, we need stability. So do not believe sometimes that there is stability when you see that the local population is being deprived of its rights, of its human rights. But maybe the West now needs a message, needs reassurance from these new political parties which now rule a number of Arab countries. So what can you say to reassure these investors in the field of traditional banking, or fisheries, or in other fields? I do not believe that the new regimes must be called political Islamist regimes. I do not believe so, but they did win the elections. It is true, but we need to be very specific when we choose our terminology. We are speaking about democratic regimes who won honest elections and transparent elections. And for the first time in the Arab world, we have elections, we have free and honest elections, which led to democratic regimes in Tunisia. And for the first time, and this is what I just said in my speech, we have a consensual government that comprises a number of diverse political parties. But I believe that the Liberals also were part of your bloc. Yes, it is true. The Liberals were part of our bloc.  They are Tunisians, and that is what counts. They are Tunisians. What is important is to have a democratic regime, is to have a democratic system that won honest elections. Some say that the Western system is not suitable, is no longer appropriate. We are for free and open markets. We are for the freedom of capital. And I do understand that there are regional specificities, and I do understand that there are shortcomings in our countries. And that is why the state has to play a role in order to amend, to correct the situation. The state must not intervene in the economic life. This is not what we want. We do not want interventionism by the state. We want to leave the markets open and free. But the state has a certain role to play to amend the system, to supervise the economic system in order to ensure that it works to serve the interests of the citizens. We need certain reforms. We are not against the Western system per se, but we understand and we think that underprivileged populations need to be given their rights. What about Egypt? Mr. Amr Moussa, if we look at the Muslim Brotherhood and at the Salafists who won the elections, and if you gather the votes that they got, you would see that they got more than 50% of the votes in Egypt, do you think that this will change the face of Egypt, especially when it comes to investments and tourism? It is true, there will be a change. There will be a change in the approach that will be adopted and in the solutions that will be found to certain of our problems. I heard the question that was raised by our friend from Italy. He expresses the point of view of the West. The West is wondering, will it be able to deal to cope with these new Islamist political parties in the Arab world? We have listened to what Mr. Jibali said, and we have adopted, we have endorsed democracy. We have embraced democracy, and the question that you should raise is, will the West be able to deal with Arab democracy? But I have looked at the agenda. I have looked at the agenda of the Salafists in Egypt and their agenda calls for certain modifications in the banking system in Egypt in order to adopt certain Islamic laws. It is true, but this is not the opinion of the majority. We have freedom of expression. Everybody has the right to say what he or she thinks. But this is not exactly what the Salafists said. The Salafists are against this extremist vision of things. However, it is true that the West wants democracy in Arab states, they want the democracy that would lead to the winning of the parties that they want and to the regime that they want. And this is what we saw in the past in Palestine. If you want honest elections, fair elections, you have to accept the results of those elections. And let us not forget that political action in Egypt will be based on consensus. I am a presidential candidate, and if I win the elections, I will ensure that there is consensus. Consensus within Egypt and consensus within the Arab world and consensus within the region. Consensus means, does not mean hegemony. Consensus means cooperation. We are rebuilding our countries, and this stage in our life is very important. It is a very serious phase. In the past, investors used to be happy to come and invest in our countries, even though there was a lot of corruption. But let me guarantee you, let me assure you that corruption will recede and will diminish in the future. I would like to give the floor to Ms. Dargham, and then I'll give back the floor to the panelists. Raqida Dargham from Al Hayat newspaper. Do you have any guarantees, any constitutional guarantees in order to separate the state from religion? You are quite vague when it comes to this matter. The situation in the Arab world has now changed a lot. And women in the Arab world, what they are calling for are guarantees. They want a new constitution that would guarantee them their rights. And you come and you say that you want to work with the West. You want assistance from the West, and it is true. It is clear to us that you want a new relationship with the West. But what do you have to offer to the West? Can you ensure the West that you are going to move forward, even though you have a half-democracy, if I might say because you don't have a democracy that guarantees the right of all women? Democracy, we cannot have an amputated democracy. And if we want a real democracy, then we have to take into account the entire population. The democracy cannot ignore women. For the first time in the history of my country, we had the same number of women as men on electoral lists. We have a large number of women in our parliament. 42% of them are from Al-Nahda. This Al-Nahda party, as you know, has an Islamic tendency. We do not believe that we can build a society without half of its population.  And women, as you know, they raise generations. So we cannot build a society without women. We have in the past said this, and I shall repeat it here again. It is true that there are certain things that take place in our country that must be denounced. It is true that the situation of Arab women is not one of the best in the world. However, I think that we are doing a lot in this field. I believe that many efforts are being made, especially in Tunisia. Women are allocated a lot of importance, and we are working hard to ensure the place that women deserve in society. I do not know what other guarantees do you want. We have a constitution that is non-discriminatory, that gives the same equal rights to men and women, to people from various creeds. These are the rights that we must guarantee, because they are guaranteed in Islam and must be guaranteed in the Tunisian constitution. And this is what democracy is all about. I started by speaking about the economy, and now I turn to you, Mr. Abdel Minam. And I ask you, what are the main economic priorities in Egypt? We know that 40% of the Egyptian population live under the poverty line, and a large number of them live in extreme poverty. 15% of the population is unemployed. We used to live under a very corrupt regime, which used to control around 80% of our resources, of our wealth. We are for an open market economy. For a free economy. We want to establish a new tax system that would ensure legal or social justice. We want to ensure the rights of both the private and the public sectors, and we are for both private and public ownership. And we want to ensure a larger participation by the civil society in the development process. All these things are very important to us. We need this process in which everybody participates. We in Egypt need to review western liberalism, especially in the field of economy. Now that we have seen American young people go out within this Occupy Wall Street movement in order to demand for a review of the economic system and in order to ensure social justice, we too need to do the same. We too need to review the economic system in order to guarantee economic prosperity to all our citizens. We welcome investments, private investments and public investments in Egypt, and we have great opportunities, investment opportunities in Egypt, especially in the field of tourism. We do recognize that we were suffering from many shortcomings in the past under the previous regime, but let me assure you that we have all the necessary conditions in order to promote tourism. We have the very wonderful weather and we have the tourist sites, and we would like to ensure up to 50 million tourists in Egypt every year. We listen to all the views that are given to us. We are living in a democratic society now, and we listen to all the views. And I believe that the mainstream in Egypt is a modern, moderate one that is capable of listening to all these views and taking them into account. It is true that women were oppressed in our eastern societies and women were also oppressed in western societies, where women are used in ads, in commercials. She is used as a commodity, and now we need to give back to women their dignity. We need to look at women as human beings equal to men. What we need is to enable women to come into parliament, to participate in parliaments in Egypt and in Tunisia and in all other Arab countries. Given that in the past women faced many obstacles in the political sphere. My own electoral campaign is based on young men and women and especially young women from Egypt who helped me in this electoral campaign throughout Egypt. It is true that we are going to face a lot of changes in the future, and it is true that we are afraid of the way that those problems might be solved, but I assure you that we are a very moderate society. I would like to give the floor to the last two speakers very quickly. Mr. Ben-Kiran first and Mr. Amar Musa later on. Let me assure you that people are trying to spread fear amongst us in a systematic manner. They are trying to make us fear what is going to happen. They are trying to exaggerate things. They are trying to focus on corruption. And it is true that we have witnessed a lot of corruption in our countries ever since our independence. It is true that corruption has led some people to become very wealthy. Some people are even wealthier than the most wealthiest people in the West. And this is what makes people very fearful. It is this corruption that makes us fear the future. But this is not acceptable. We must prove that we are capable of changing the situation. It is true that there are very extremist people in our countries, just like in any other country in the world. However, how can we deal with these people? The best way to deal with them is to bring them out of the closet, if I might say, is not to keep them marginalized. You need to try to attract them, to draw them towards you. You need to involve them in the life, the political life. You need to involve them in the parliament, because they might start by being extremists. But then they will see that their extremism does not help them and then they will become more and more moderate, little by little. This is what happened to us. Please let me finish. This is how we were. When we were young people, we used to be very extremist in our views. We used to have these great hopes and dreams. However, when we entered the political sphere, we understood that we had to be more realistic, that we had to be more moderate. Every time that I meet with an official, I tell him that the only thing I ask you is to come to me whenever you have a problem, but if we have to eat together, if we have to dine or to lunch together, the only thing I ask you is not to put alcohol on the table. Is this considered as extremism? If you want to dine or to lunch alone, you can drink alcohol. But when you're sitting at my table, you cannot. Is this considered as extremism? Mr. Amar Moussa, you said that in the Moroccan government there are faces that we saw before. But let us not forget that there is a national epatriotic stream in Morocco that has existed in the past throughout history. And that is why it has to continue. And that is why sometimes you feel as if you're seeing the same faces. Thank you all for attending this session.


The Empire of Hippocracy. Notes from the edge of the narrative matrix. The US is raging about Russia jailing a Wall Street Journal reporter on espionage charges, while the US is Jailing Julian Assange for doing good journalism, threatening to imprison Matt Tybee, and charging African People's Socialist Party members with propaganda crimes. Such hypocrisy is damning, not because hypocrisy itself is a particularly terrible thing, but because it shows that the US does not actually value press freedoms or free speech. It only pretends to in order to advance its own foreign policy objectives. It only cares about these freedoms insofar as it can rhetorically bludgeon governments it dislikes for not having them. So it turns out that after the Hunter Biden laptop leak, Tony Blinken contacted his CIA buddy Mike Morrell to make it go away, and Morrell has now admitted to cooking up the bogus Russian disinfo letter from 51 US intelligence insiders to, quote, help Vice President Biden because I wanted him to win the election, end quote. Obama's CIA director just coolly admitting that he used his intelligence connections to orchestrate a PSYOP to change the outcome of a presidential election completely invalidates anything the US government does under the banner of fighting election interference. Keep this in mind as the US government continues churning out indictments and ramping up authoritarian measures in the name of protecting American democracy.  The Democratic Party is what the natural, healthy human impulse to promote civil rights and economic justice looks like after you filter it through the most powerful propaganda machine that has ever existed and put it in charge of an empire that is fueled by human suffering. The death of the 2016 Bernie Sanders campaign marked the end of any meaningful push toward economic justice in the US. Ever since then, all political oxygen has gone into ramping up culture war hostilities that won't put a single cent into any struggling Americans bank account. Some days I hate Republicans more than Democrats because while Democrats facilitate all the most murderous and destructive tendencies of the most powerful government on Earth, Republicans do exactly the same thing while pretending they're a persecuted and disempowered group.  If you oppose the empire, don't preface everything you say about China, Russia, or other empire targeted governments with, of course their regime is evil and tyrannical, but those messages are already being amplified by society's most influential voices and they get paid a lot for it. Don't do their job for free. Indie media, who spend a lot of time sniping at other indie media, aren't in it to fight the power or make the world a better place. They're in it to build a brand. If you're serious about this shit, you keep your crosshairs at the top of the governmental, political, and media powers. This is the dystopia you were warned about. A mind controlled populace thinking, speaking, shopping, moving, and voting in accordance with the will of the powerful. All that's left now is to secure the few dissidents on the fringes and keep bolstering the mind control matrix. This doesn't mean it's hopeless. It just means we've got to acknowledge reality and start working from where we're at. The biggest obstacle to real freedom is the belief that we already have it. It's important to watch out for red flags in the early stages of a new relationship. Because if you don't see any, it means they're probably not a communist and are therefore bad in bed.


How can we fix this? Stay tuned. I'll show you what the problem might be. Okay guys the first thing I did was Check these and they were pretty dirty. Now what I did was for right now. I just poured some coca-cola on it on them they were But the problem was I know it's not the battery because I started it up And you know how sometimes when you got them on That's how you start it and then you kind of pull them back And sometimes they'll stall and then you store them right back up. Well, that's what this did. It started right up and Then it stalled and I want to start it again. Nothing. Nothing. You know as you can see here, maybe Whoops nothing So what do we do? Well, I know it's not the battery Now I check this switch this switch or is a switch underneath these seats on these safety switch Now it's plugged in seems to be okay. Now what that does is When you're sitting on it, it will not let you kick Your power takeoff in your PTO. It won't let the blades kick in it will stall the tractor that way You can't kick them in while you're standing out here and Chop your foot off. So Now I got to looking at this thing so I started checking I checked the fuse here There's a 20 amp fuse down here. Check that check that it's fine. So I'm thinking maybe a switch, but There is another safety switch on this thing and it's for your clutch slash brake here So I got the looking down in here. I Don't know if you can see that Or not Turn the light on did that help? No, it didn't. All right. Then we guys here. Let me see if I can point at this There's a problem right down in here with the brake clutch safety switch right There can you see that? Now look at this wire. It is unplugged now when you push this down There's a rod right there See that there's a like a a rod right there. Well, it hooks into this bracket. Okay, that bracket right there and That acts activates that switch now See what else should not be here. There's a stick up in there and it was up against that little pressure or that little bracket right there and I'm thinking That this wet there that stick when I pushed the clutch in To start the tractor it unplugged this now these things are a pain to unplug. You know, they got a little clip right there You got a So it must put some pressure on it So let's plug this in real good here Just like that Make sure it's in there tight. Like I said, that's wet because I poured coke on there And I thought if that helped it then I would take it off The right way is guys to take these bolts off here clean them up with a wire brush and you're good But and something like this just for testing purposes sure you can use it just wash it out when you're done Okay Now sometimes these do have a low oil sensor on them where they will not this one does Where they will not start that filter They will not start if it gets on oil when I checked oil. Oh, excuse me. It was fine. So now, okay I've got The brake pedal pressed all the way down. I'll see what we got here There we go That's the way this thing always starts Good old 22 horsepower.  We're going on an adventure We're going into Georgia Florida Georgia line No, no affiliation there but that's where we're going right across the line into Georgia and We're going to go see a it's called spook bridge We're going to see a haunted bridge look it up on YouTube There's all kinds of videos about it and I'll get in more About the story with you tomorrow on that but right now I'm gonna go clean that off get the airs the airs in the tires Yeah, get the air put in the tires so that way it's ready to go next time one of us wants to use it Okay guys, so now Anyway, don't forget check out Monkey 1000 check her channel out. She's doing good. She's got some videos coming up We've I'm gonna have more for you guys So hope you had a great Easter. Hope you had a great week. Happy Friday and have a great weekend as well guys So remember the myth the man the legend Shabir 1000. I'm gone for now guys. Bye. Bye


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I am going to help you with the following question. The question says how many liters of water will have to be added to 1, 1, 2, 5 liters of the 45% solution of acids so that the resulting mixture will contain more than 25% but less than 30% acid content. So let us start with a solution to this question. It is given that quantity of 45% solution of acid given is 1, 1, 2, 5 liters. Now let the quantity of water added be x liters then the total quantity of mixture will be quantity of 45% solution of acid plus quantity of water added that is 1, 1, 2, 5 plus x liters. Now total acid content in the mixture is equal to 45% of 1, 1, 2, 5 that is the acid content according to given conditions we get two inequalities. First is 45% of 1, 1, 2, 5 that is total acid content in the mixture is greater than 25% of 1, 1, 2, 5 plus x and second is 45% of 1, 1, 2, 5 is less than 30% of 1, 1, 2, 5 plus x. Now we need to solve these two inequalities. So first of all let us consider the first inequality that is 45% of 1, 1, 2, 5 is greater than 25% of 1, 1, 2, 5 plus x or 0.45 into 1, 1, 2, 5 is greater than 0.25 multiplied with 1, 1, 2, 5 gives 281.25 plus 0.25x. Now we can multiply both the sides by 100 and that gives us 506.25 is greater than 0.25 multiplied with 1, 1, 2, 5 gives 281.25 plus 0.25x. Now we can multiply both the sides by 100 and that gives us 506.25 is greater than 281.25 plus 25x. This implies 506.25 minus 281.25 is greater than 25x. This minus this gives us 22500 is strictly greater than 25x. Now on dividing both the sides by 25 we get 22500 by 25 is greater than 25x by 25. This side if we divide this by 25 we get 900. Here we see 25 gets cancelled from numerator and denominator we are left with x. So we have x is less than 900. Now let us solve the second inequality that is 45% of 1, 1, 2, 5 is less than 30% of 1, 1, 2, 5 plus x or 0.45 into 1, 1, 2, 5 is less than 0.30 into 1, 1, 2, 5 plus x. On multiplying 0.45 with 1, 1, 2, 5 we get 502.65 is less than 0.30 into 1, 1, 2, 5 is 337.50 plus 0.30x. Now we can multiply throughout by 100 we get 50265 is less than 33750 plus 30x or 50265 minus 33750 gives us 16875 is less than 30x. Now let us divide both the sides by 30 so we'll have 16875 by 30 is less than 30x by 30. Now here if we divide this numerator and denominator by 30 so in the numerator we'll have 1 and in the denominator we'll have 562.5 here 30 gets cancelled with 30 and we have 562.5 is strictly less than x. Now from these two inequalities that is x is less than 900 and x is greater than 562.5 we get 562.5 is less than x is less than 900 therefore required quantity of water is more than 562.5 liters but less than 900 liters. So I hope that you understood the question and enjoyed the session. Have a good day.


Britain has asked Nigeria to explain where and how Namdi Khanu was arrested. A junior minister at Britain's foreign office, Tarik Ahmed, says the country is seeking clarification from the Nigerian government about the circumstances of the arrest and detention of Namdi Khanu. Khanu holds a British citizenship and the nation's concern is coming amid talks that Khanu was kidnapped and brought back to Nigeria against extradition laws. It also is common after Khanu's lawyer alleged he had been detained and mistreated in Kenya before being sent back to Nigeria.


Okay, let's talk about the practical aspects of Bidrian B-Size. I do not really like the other Bidrian pens, but that's reasonable to use. It has only four steps in it, and let's review that. So this is your abdomen, and this is where you can inject your medication. Tie around the abdomen, upper buttocks, or back of your arm. Most people prefer around the abdomen, excluding the umbilicus, and the upper part of your tie is generally preferred. So the four steps. Number one, this medication needs to be mixed a little bit, so you have to baby it, and you need to keep it upright, and then shake really hard for 15 seconds. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen.  Okay, now you're supposed to see this nice, cloudy appearance. As you can see here, that means that it's mixed well. If it is not, keep shaking. Anyways, I think we are done. The next step would be to online it. As you can see, this comes a lot to prevent an accidental injection. So we are going to online it. Now the next step is important, you have to keep this upright, and you have to turn the cap in a counterclockwise direction, and do not pull, because it can actually start injecting. So you take that cap off by turning that, and now as you can see, the pen is ready to inject. Okay, now you turn that down, roll it to your, against your abdomen, or tie, and all you have to do is firmly press down. Now the medication is going in, as you can see, and then once you see the all medication is in, it currently takes around five or ten seconds, you should be able to pull that back. And that's it, you are done. Congratulations. Thank you very much for watching.


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I've got the gun They come in this room.  You make a sound.   It happened. All right With Jerry is started at home a mother and father who didn't have time who didn't care next in high school Smoking a smoke that wasn't a cigarette Then keep up with the gang until it was costing him nearly $50 a day To escape reality for a few hours It was all in your newspapers a few weeks ago How they arrested Jerry Baxter and sent him to a correction school for peddling narcotics in the high school yard That was only the beginning I'm a juvenile investigator state of California, but this could have happened in any state. My name McIntyre. I Know Jerry better than his parents, which is bad I got talking to him in correction school and asked him to tell me what happened after he'd been arrested. I Want to talk about it.  Well, I want to know Jerry What do you want to know? Yeah, you go nuts.  Yeah, when did you start peddling? When I didn't have enough money to buy any more Felling high school put me on to someone. I Got all I wanted by selling marijuana to the kids. That's when they arrested you Yeah, you got into a fight here a few months ago. Yeah, do you want to tell me don't kid me that you know I'd like to hear your side. Why did you fight? The other kid was getting out Kept talking about it Sent me crazy.  No He had a knife and I got cut They sent me the infirmary to treat you all right there Guess so I Don't know Why don't they let me alone let you alone? Who everybody just let me alone I haven't been able to locate your family Jerry neither of I They threw me out of the house two years ago, and I haven't seen him since have you tried did you look ah who needs him? He told me a lot more and I got to know him well That's when I was sure that this was a sick kid not an habitual criminal But he'd learned to hate it was in his face his manner It was a furious hate the stuff killings made her that's what I wanted to stop so I took him before the parole board I've been telling these people about you Jerry Yeah, mr. McIntyre feels that yours is a special case Jerry the fact that you gave evidence against the man who supplied you with Narcotics even though we couldn't prove anything against him Still it's in your favor so However, we feel you should know that we don't all together agree with mr. McIntyre your record here hasn't been very promising Let's get it over with The recommendation has been made that you be released from correction school now if we grant a parole Mr. McIntyre has arranged for you to work in a department store in Oakland. I didn't ask a favor In view of the boys attitude mr. McIntyre I know he's got a chip But isn't that enough for you to see what I meant in my report we have a responsibility to the citizen to the community I don't say the boys in courage. Then give him a chance. You know the background.  Let's try a little understanding and kindness very well, mr. McIntyre the board will make its decision this afternoon Jerry Baxter was released the following week and after being warned about association with former friends was given $50 to get to Oakland and rent a room I Arranged a weekly report date with him and gave him $20 more for luck He left the correction school at 1030 And five minutes later was in the worst trouble he'd ever found in his life Get in Thanks Go on as far as Oakland sure swell saves me first fair You live in Oakland. I got a job there. I used to live in San Francisco Big hop across the bay. Yeah Do you mind driving fast? I don't mind. I'm in a hurry. Okay with me Jerry sat in the car and tried to watch the countryside flashing by He didn't want to look at a woman. He said that she was pretty well dressed Wearing a reddish fur coat He knew she had plenty of money would have been easy to make her stop the car put her out and take whatever she had Would have been easy But he didn't do it. Just sad That's what he said he did Well, we'll be in Oakland in a couple of more miles I'm gonna stop at the drugstore in the next corner make a phone call. Okay. All right with me Gee parking is getting awful. Look at this. There's a place right outside the story. Oh, no, that's not good It's prior plug. Oh, that's all right. I won't be a minute. You slide over behind the wheel You can drive can't you sure but I it's okay if you get a ticket. It's on me I'll be right back He was alone in the car the keys were in the ignition. It would have been easy If you ever thought of doing it that was the time but he didn't think of it. He said he didn't He was just sitting there waiting for her to come out when the squad car came around the corner and stopped To patrolmen got out Mark son. Yeah, how about moving it work? I don't see no fires There's no place else in the block. It's just for a minute better move it anyway Your car. Oh something in the store making a call. How come you're driving? She asked me to sit behind the wheel stolen. Yeah, better get out kid. What for haven't done anything.  He's right in the drugstore red fur coat and yellow hair rasker. What's your name Jerry? Baxter what do you live? I'm An oakland address. I haven't got one yet. I got a job. Oh, listen, what do you got glove compartment loaded 38 in this package That's that ain't mine. I never even seen it. Sure. Hey This is for the narcotics squad. What is this that stuff belongs to her? Why don't you go in the store and get her? I was only hitching a ride. I don't know anything about work. Okay. Give me a break. Will you she picked me up? I don't know about a gunner of that stuff Okay, let's go find her manager didn't see any woman in a fur coat come in There I tell you she did you come with me now. You drive this car, right? They brought Jerry into Oakland and locked him up. They kept him there all night I was notified in the next morning was in the office with two detectives when they brought him in The McIntyre how do you feel Jerry sit down? I Didn't do it. I didn't maybe you didn't they locked me up. They didn't give me a chance You'll get a chance. Have you seen this gun before? I Guess so it was in the car. I told you narcotics to just in the car. Yeah, what about this woman Jerry? I don't know. She didn't say her name. I was hitching a ride and she picked me up on my way to Oakland Why didn't you take the bus? Oh? Maybe because like you said I was on my own I was free Anyhow, I thought I'd save a couple of bucks. You didn't tell the officers yesterday. You were just out of correction school Okay, I didn't look we know it was a stolen car. We find narcotics and a gun Didn't take you long to get back to peddling did it. I'm not I didn't Was the woman she had a red fur coat and blue shoes and yellow hair. Why don't you look for her? Where were you taking it? Who sold it to you? Jerry I'm not lying mr. McIntyre But I got a record. They won't believe me. You're telling the truth. I'll believe you Lock him up. We'll check his story Gonna lock me up. I'll take it easy Jerry easy You ever been locked up. I gotta find that woman She framed me You gotta let me find this. She'll tell you I I'll try I'll do what I can yeah, and I wrought You got me. That's all you want. No sense talking to him.    Gregory Peck in the truth about Jerry Baxter tonight's production in radio's outstanding theater of thrills Suspends Harlow what is it course for all that electricity my car? 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He didn't want to be locked up for something. He said he hadn't done He had a loaded gun and that was bad, but there was something else that was worse Any news sergeant no That kid knows the city is gonna be tough. He knows it's San Francisco to he was born there He's got a gun. He's gonna try and get narcotics. Maybe not Are you kidding?  No Sergeant Holly Where? Wait a minute. Bannister get this. Yeah. Yeah, okay. Give it to me again Right be right over Bannister got across the bay. We're going over you coming back. All right. Oh, Holly They won't shoot will they I don't know We got to get him We crossed the bridge to San Francisco a drugist on Market Street had reported that a boy answering Jerry's description and held him up Forced him to hand over a supply of drugs. I Stayed with sergeant Holly because I wanted to be there if they found him. I wanted to find him myself Night came and we kept on looking the search Always led us to the South City was narrowing down as we got calls and we knew that he must be nearby Anything in there Bannister? We'll try the warehouse across the street Check in the car see if anything's come in. Okay He's got friends down here Holly has a million places to hide. Yeah, I know it I'm just wondering if he told the truth. What do you mean about that woman? I Got him a parole because I believed in him. So we all make mistakes. Oh, you don't understand suppose He wasn't lying suppose he did hit your ride and it was the truth. It's a lot of coincidence Mac He's got a record of peddling. He's picked up in a stolen car dope in the glove compartment What does that sound like? Yeah, sure Now there's another alley around the side. I'll take a look be careful. It's yelling run if you see him All right, I missed the Mac Jerry.   I told you I'd help you you would help. I'll give me the gun Jerry I'll stand by you. You trust me. Don't you he didn't believe me when I told you about that thing. You didn't believe me Well, I know who she is now a friend told me she's a friend of a friend. What's her name?  No, give up. Let the police take care of it. They'll have to believe you now Have a shot one of these Kind of heavy, huh kid. Come on come with me. I gotta go get her then you'll believe me Jerry Let me come with you. Don't go out there alone. Don't start anything. Mr. Mac. I Don't want to hurt you You know I was hoping when we got on the street that Holly or banister would be there But they weren't only the prowl car across at the corner empty I couldn't take a chance not only for my own skin, but Jerry's that'd be shooting so I walked with him I wasn't able to get near enough to grab the gun as we passed under a street lamp I saw his face pale and tight, but his eyes were clear. I knew he'd taken none of the stolen narcotics He hadn't taken it yet We didn't go far he stopped at a rundown hotel and signaling me to walk ahead went up the back stairs.  Mac you should have been something else and a nice guy like you Give me the gun Jerry. Don't do it. Don't be scared.  I'm gonna talk to you. Hi Peggy Hey, you're the kid. Get inside Drop it Jerry drop it move over there you too, mister Here's the loudest pedal to stuff for me mr. Mac Remember Harry Richards. I told you about him his wife's house, too Didn't know you were married Harry Didn't think you'd get away with it. Did you kid? Business has been bad since you squeal. I had to lay low and it's cost me plenty this your wife Yeah, you send her on to pick up Jerry and frame him.  Oh, sure you I don't know what you're going to do Richards But a narcotics ramp is better than murder.  What about us Harry? They'll figure something's wrong. You got a better idea What do I do? Let this guy go and get sent up for life? No, we're gonna take a long trip by the time they figure it out We can be in Mexico anywhere now go on get packed woman threw things into a suitcase and Harry Richards leaned against the wall Didn't take his eyes off me Jerry groaned once but didn't come out of it. There was a bad cut on his head with the barrel of the gun that hit him Then they were ready He dragged the boy to a closet put him in turned around to me and all right, mister turn around Turn around I said Minister Holly down the hall I try to talk to the boy But he was almost out of his mind with fear And when I tried to get the gun he hit me way off that sound It faded had to get my head clear before they came in Jerry tried to shoot it out with Open up It's not locked. I'm out with your hands up. Come out Yeah, he didn't do it No, you didn't do anything Richards did Jerry listen to me don't you see you're cleared now I can tell them about Richards You're all right. We're gonna take care of you Not in a cell no more cells.  You can rest Listen to me Jerry. Don't take care of you When you feel better you can try again from scratch That'll be it won't it Holly Won't it? Oh sure Sure kid. We're not lying That'll be it Mac sure Jerry sure. I got you You're okay We took him with us not to a cell but to a hospital room where he could get rest and quiet We caught the Richards that same night at the airport We caught the Richards, but two days later. I had another youngster to talk to This time a 16 year old girl Her mother was with her and wouldn't believe it when I showed her the marijuana we'd taken from her daughter She'd bought it from a friend in school She told me all about it And as I listened I thought of Jerry And I wondered where it would end tonight star mr. 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Hello, welcome to Toffy TV. It is my three things from Everton One, Luton Town Two, Everton are out of the FA Cup at the hands of Luton a disappointing afternoon at Gulswmpark another one really our home form is awful, it's been awful since Shaun Dychecwm in, it's been awful before Shaun Dychecwm in, it's been a problem for a few years the manager needs to keep saying that the manager needs to solve this issue he really does too many teams he's come to Gwlswmp and go away with the victory and that needs to stop. Yeah we were terrible today I think I said before it was one of the worst games of football in terms of quality I've seen for the long years I would say. Both teams were awful today, they really were poor, the quality of them, they're supposed to be two teams at the top tier in English football playing at that and they were, they come passable five yards either of them. The odd player on both teams, well I thought Barclay was very good for them, us we have moments on honour of moments when you look good at the times you give the ball away. It was just a scruffy game and there was three scruffy goals in it so they just sundered up. Everton, Luton hung on in there went for it, got the win it, got the just you know daily wards and good luck to them going forward in the FA Cup without so good luck to them. The first thing I want to speak about today is players not really taking their opportunities when they get in. I'm talking about the likes of Beto who a lot of people have called for me included to be given a run instead of Dominic Llywon at the moment. I don't think Dom isn't looking sharp, he's not pulling up any trees, it's another game without a goal today, doesn't look like he's going to score at the moment. He's not putting himself about enough so I'm being thinking Beto needs to be given a go and I guess I probably wouldn't change, if Everton go back to one striker I'd probably still stick with that for now just to try to refresh Dom, to try to break that cycle and bring him on as a sub but Beto's coming today and not done anything that would have made me a virus pick in the team go. He deserves to come in, he's sharp. What I would say is we don't give him the right service, he's a player that wants balls in behind, he's not done getting me wrong, he's not exactly lightening and looting dealt with some of those very well today. He's a player who's definitely missing someone like Adelaide D'Corey of him and Dominic Llywon will as well at the moment, let's put that into play as well so that is an issue, D'Corey is someone who gets goals, he's also a runner, he can get round and pick the bits up and he breaks into the box. Everton simply don't want to have players who break into the penalty area and I just think Beto today wrestling with people, he was getting me wrong, he was fouled, I think he was the most fouled player in the match but sometimes it was like he wanted to have the wrestling match instead of moving towards the ball. When he gets these chances, he's played the full game, it was worth checking that for 100 minutes if you include the first half today so he's got that under his belt which will do him good but it's touch has got to be better, he's got to protect the ball better, he's got to layer off quicker, you want them to take those opportunities. Saying similar can be said for Nathan Patterson, I had high hopes for Patterson when we bought him, we've had Seamus for so long and he is kind of moving towards the end now isn't he, Ashley Young has come in and played a lot this season when I think the hope was that he was going to be a squad player but he's become an automatic choice at right and left back at times and therefore when Patterson's had this opportunity to get in and have a run, you want him to grab it but he looks like he's caught between the devil and the deep blue sea when he's out there, he doesn't know where to stick or bust, he doesn't know where to bomb on like he does for Scotland and like he did for Rangers or does he just sit and therefore you don't get either version of him, when he sits he's not a great defender, he's a good athlete but he's not a great defender, he doesn't close the player down on the floor. He doesn't get blocks enough, he does do it but not enough when you look at like a really good defender and going forward he seems to put the brakes on instead of getting him behind, if you look at the best attacking fallbacks they get in behind or they put balls in early and they're constantly on the ball, he's always safe and I think that's come from the management team, play safe, play safe and therefore I think it's taking a bit away from what his game was and what I hope this game is going to be. But just as a general rule of thumb and I'm going to use Anna Dan-Gyman as well but he's going to be my second point in a minute but he's another one. These players have got in, you have to grasp it, you have to make it so the manager thinks I can't leave this player out and I don't think any of them have done that. I think once Ashley Young is fit and ready all shame is gone and Nathan Patterson will be back out the side, I think better will be back out the side anyway on Tuesday when I have it and go to full-on so it's frustrating because their players who you're hoping can get in and make a difference, can get in and cement the place but if they're not doing it they're not going to start. The second person I want to talk about is Anna Dan-Gyman and today is a huge indicator I think of the breakdown between him and the manager quite clearly because it's not like you can come out and call a man and say he's working hard and he's unlucky. These are the games he should have been playing in. He should be given the opportunity to put Jack Harrison and Dwight McNeill under pressure. Now he's either not doing it in training and therefore fair play to the manager, he doesn't deserve a start then or the manager just doesn't like him as a player, as a person, as a player but today the likes of today is an opportunity to see what he's got. Now I still believe there's a chance Dan-Gyman will be gone when the deadline shuts on Wednesday night and have it and absolutely have to have a replacement for him and hopefully if he can it's someone who will play more of a role and more he has because he's done nothing. When he's got in it's difficult to criticise Sean, Daito, the coaching staff because when he's got in he's never really performed, come on today and ended up spinning on the pitch for 20 minutes. He had one run and a shot which got blocked. That was it, that was it, a couple of flicks. It's not enough and he's been like that in games when he started and he hasn't started enough games and he could turn and say I wasn't given a fair crack of the whip at everything and a lot of that's true. Someone might say well why weren't you given a fair crack of the whip? Were you doing everything you could to force your way into that team? I don't know what the answer to that would be. But he certainly hasn't pulled up any trees and if he does go before the deadline shuts will anybody really be that bothered that he's left. Whatever absolutely have to do is if they are thinking of replacing them and it seems that way because why would he not start an FA Cup today? Do you have a jingus coming from nowhere to start FA Cup games? Job and Pickford plays every week. Job and Pickford will be in goal of Fulham. It's not like the manager will go, I've got a decision to make. A Fulham will he? It'll be Job and Pickford. So why is Arnaf Danjima starting in an FA Cup home game against Luton? Why has he not given Dwight McNeill a rest or Jack Harrison a rest? And that's what you have to ask yourself.  Who can start games, who can maybe play off a sliker or is a winger. I want the two positions in all honesty. I want somebody who can play midfield or a bit higher up. Or, and I want a winger as well who's quick and direct. I might be whistle thinking but there you go. What can you say with that? And third and foremost final point is Everton have to get our players back quickly. This is going to be a slog now till the end of the season. Without both cups there's nothing to look forward to on that front. We're not going to win anything. It's another trophy this season for Everton. But it's one that cannot now unravel and put us in trouble. We are in trouble. Luton have got a gaming hand if they win that gaming hand but in the bottom three. We've got an appeal coming up in the next few weeks. We quite simply have to win that appeal and get points back because we're writing it. We're writing it. We need the points to come back. We need to take over to be a decision made on that one way or the other but we need to also have a healthy squad because it is going to be a slog now. We've got one game a week. We've got 17 games I think left and we've got to make sure we win games with football. The club has to be unified. The club has to be pulling in the same direction. Just right now it feels like we are just going nowhere. That's a day. We were at home to Luton in an FA Cup game. 4th round chance to get into the last 16. Godduson should have been bumped on really. And it was quiet. It was quiet. When we scored it went noisy and that's what it really should have been like throughout but people, I don't blame anyone. People are tired. People have been beaten down. Premier League nonsense. Richard Masters' time to do was nonsense. Not making the decision on the takeover. Nonsense. Having no money to bring players in. Nonsense. It's all becoming difficult. Two years relegation battles on their own out on one another because of the league whereas the reality is we've had 27 points. We'd be clear of relegation. We'd only need three or four wins of the last 17 games and we'd be more than safe. And it changes the complexion again. But because of the Premier League and because we're having to go into a courtroom for want of a better word and battle it out, we find ourselves in such a difficult position. We're going after five form quickly. We've got three games that, let's be honest, we could easily lose the next three league games. Fall them away, Spades are home, City are away. Everton could easily lose those terms. It's the same. We will. And sometimes Everton take results up when you look at three fixes and go, we'll get beaten all of them. Sometimes Everton come through them unbeaten, which would be great. But we have to keep chipping away important points on the ball. Every game would feel totally different if we had the 10 points. Now I'm not saying we'll get 10 points back because it's highly unlikely. But that every game would feel so different wouldn't it if we had the 27 points and we haven't got them and we've earned them but we haven't got them. So it is going to be a bit of a slog. We are going off to stick together but we also need our players fit and healthy because we've seen what happens when the squad is stretched. We've got a small squad because we've had to because we've had to cut our cloth accordingly. All of the results are there for the PSR stuff. The lies that have been peddled by journalists that Everton have failed PSR because the ball plays. It's a line that the Premier League have fed, it seems, to these client journalists. This is what it seems like because the facts are out there. The facts are out there that Everton are far from in trouble because of player trading and spending. You look, Everton have got a third bottom in the net spend. 17 other clubs, a PSR for net spend is way above ours. Everton have had a positive PSR for five years run or four years. The last three years for reporting periods, Everton have spent nothing. Prophet is up. One of the best run if you were looking at player trade. The reality of that and the evidence that surrounds that, of course, is that your squad gets decimated and the quality is just dragged right down and that's why I was having to witness some of the displays we're seeing now. The quality has been stripped from this squad. This club is a totally different football club than it was three years ago with Carlo Ancelotti in charge. The players we had, James Rodriguez is up the world with Charlotte and people like this. It's just been decimated and we have to have a brighter future and just right now it doesn't feel like that but we're entering a critical time now. We have to absolutely have to try to stick together and we need our players healthy and we need the Premier League to make a decision on this takeover. Is that happening? Isn't it happening? Make a decision. Stop leaving us in limbo. Diolch yn fawr.