Luffy has unwittingly gotten himself into trouble yet again, and not for the last time, I'm sure. But perhaps never so seriously as this, the lives of his crew and the genius scientists are on the line, facing up against not just a massive marine force, but an admiral and also a Gorace member. Amidst political tension, a double case of double crossing, and an impending war, Luffy and his crew sailed into an incredibly intense situation at Egghead. Though, to be fair, they were more swept along, more so than their involvement at the future island, being an active decision on their part. But either way, Luffy and the Straw Hats are now participants of an event that will go down as the Egghead incident, the resolution of which would inflict a global shock no one saw coming, and with the developments at Egghead happening at a rate almost never seen before, we have a number of different potential scenarios for this so-called Earth Shattering Resolution, which is exactly what we're discussing today. Will this resolution, causing global shock, be as simple as Luffy defeating an admiral, or will he cause the death of world genius Dr. Vegapunk? Will it involve the unlikeliest of alliances, or is it something none of us have ever imagined? Because even as we draw near to the climax of the Egghead Island arc, with all the big names, side stories, and still remaining mysteries, we don't seem to be closer at deciphering what this shocking resolution is. But here goes that trying to figure it out. So starting with possible resolution number one, Luffy and the Straw Hats enter an alliance with none other than Admiral Kizuru. This is a wild idea, I know. But humor me, this Egghead Island arc has been heavily underscored by a theme of duplicity and double-crossing. From York's betrayal of the rest of the Vegapunks, Stussy's status as a double agent, or even more generally, Egghead has presented this running idea that not everything is as it seems. The existence of the seraphims who look like former Shichibukai, our first introduction to Vegapunk being Lilith, the use of apparitions or holograms, or even the Iron Giant and the Ancient Kingdom actually being very technologically advanced far more than the technology we have in the present. It's clear that this arc is laden with the notion of appearances versus reality. So is it possible that we will see this continued and that this would even apply to none other than our current antagonist Borsolino, aka Kizuru. The reason I ask this is because Kizuru's actions in the battle so far has been quite hard to read. On one hand, he's shown no deep remorse or regret at having to kill Vegapunk, easily fighting Sentomaru, whom Kizuru has known since Sentomaru was a young boy practically being his uncle. And while he has verbalized that this order to kill Vegapunk isn't a task that he necessarily takes pleasure in, he hasn't shown real qualms about actually acting on it. On the other hand, it has also been pointed out that Kizuru seems not to be going all out. If he was serious about killing Vegapunk, he possibly could have done so by now. His battle with Luffy suggests that although the new Leonko is certainly pushing Kizuru to fight properly and show off new abilities that we haven't seen before, thereby meaning that he is certainly having a harder time than he did the last time he fought Luffy. But even still, Kizuru's demeanor hasn't changed all that much. He isn't very alarmed nor concerned and still seems to be on the whole fairly confident. And given it seems that Kizuru does have many tricks up his sleeve, if he wanted to, he could be blasting Luffy with all of his strongest attacks from the get-go so that he could go on to deal with Vegapunk much faster. An argument could be that he's still feeling Luffy out that maybe he didn't think such advanced techniques were necessary against him. And as the fight continues, Kizuru may well be pushed to pull out all of his strongest attacks. But there's also the question of his very murky brand of justice. Kizuru being the representative of unclear justice, is it possible that this has been a clue that Kizuru's morality or at least his loyalty to carrying out the will and orders of the world government is not as clear cut? And that maybe his longtime friendship will prevail.  And perhaps that's why we've been shown Sentomaru's flashback but not yet the extent of how Kizuru also became so close to Vegapunk. Even prior to their meeting Sentomaru. Luffy and Kizuru working together to save Vegapunk is quite an outlandish idea but something that might actually be the only way to defeat Satun and the army of pacifistas that is likely to come under his control. Satun who himself seems to have some very powerful abilities of his own. Now admittedly, this idea is full of speculations but it also certainly would be a resolution that has a shocking impact on the whole world. Just imagine it. Admiral betrays world government and teams up with Yonko. The next potential scenario that we're going to consider is the involvement of the Grand Fleet. The words in chapter 1078 that alerted us to this bigger than at the end of Egghead is very similar to the language we witnessed in chapter 800. At the end of the Dressrosa arc as we witnessed the celebration of the newly self declared Grand Fleet we were told via narration that the members of the Grand Fleet would each grow stronger until they would eventually cause a great incident of historic proportions which I have to say sounds quite familiar to the foreshadowing we received about Egghead Island naturally giving rise to the question is it possible that both chapters were alluding to the same event? Will the Grand Fleet be making an appearance at Egghead Island? Perhaps when it seems that all hope is lost and will it be Luffy's amada that helps him and the Straw Hats and their allies escape? Well let's consider how this would be possible in the first place. The last we've seen of the Grand Fleet is most of them being at the Reverie most notably their involvement in the Kefafl involving St. Charles and Shira Hoshi and while during the Egghead Island arc we've seen Myrsegaard's execution for his role in this conflict as occurring concurrently to the events at Egghead we didn't see Leo or Psy or any of the other Grand Fleet members at his execution so a likely scenario is that they escaped during the chaos of the Revolutionary's attack on Marijua as we know the Kings left Marijua at the conclusion of the Reverie on the night of the Fire Festival at Wano meaning that the Fleet members had likely set sail also around this time this being the same night that Luffy would have died before coming back to life having awakened his Nika Devil Fruit form but during that period that Luffy had died the Grand Fleet members may have seen that his Vivricard was burning up perhaps even destroyed entirely they may have taken this as a sign that Luffy needs help and started heading towards Wano following the Vivricard and later once the Straw Hats had set sail towards Egghead and this could be how they end up at Egghead Island potentially being instrumental to the defeat of the Marine's forces this defeat of an Admiral and the massive number of troops causing headlines about an event of historic proportions all around the world shocking everyone who reads it but in saying that there are also some holes in this idea but first this video is sponsored by HelloFresh we can't all be kickass chefs like Sanji but here's something that can help your skills in the kitchen HelloFresh's foolproof recipes arrive pre-portioned and are easy to prepare in just a few steps this not only means that you can save time with quick and easy meals that can be ready in 15 minutes or less but also pre-portioned ingredients cut down on your food waste by almost 25% which is good for your wallet and the planet and if you're like Luffy or me and you're a bottomless pit HelloFresh doesn't only take care of your dinner it also has you covered for every meal time occasion from snacks and easy lunches but also seasonal celebrations and festive gatherings which is something I really appreciate about HelloFresh you're able to customize the servers to suit your dietary and lifestyle needs and their website makes this super easy which is great for someone like me who needs to specifically search for gluten-free food so to sign up and get a special discount and support this channel click my link below or scan the QR code or use my code cooking delicious meals has never been easier Thanks HelloFresh! Now let's get back to the video that first hole being that after Luffy awakened his devil fruit at Wano the Grand Fleet should have seen that Luffy's Vivricard stopped burning unless because Luffy did technically die the Vivricard completely disintegrated but even in that case pretty soon after they would have seen via news that Luffy had actually defeated Kaido and Big Mom and has become a Yonko meaning that he's no longer in danger and so it's likely that they may have decided it was no longer necessary to come to his aid after all secondly the words in chapter 800 is that the Grand Fleet will eventually cause a great incident of historic proportions which for me suggests that they themselves will be the driving force behind a massive event and now the nuance in the translation may be wrong but in my head being merely involved at the airhead battle is quite different to being the culprits for causing some great incident now it is possible that they do something that will actually cause some major event upon arrival at airhead as opposed to merely just helping out during the battle but otherwise the two just doesn't feel quite the same or is that me just being pedantic? let me know by leaving a comment below and if you like some of the ideas discussed so far then make sure to subscribe and give me a like currently an argument could be made that the events of historic proportions has already occurred that event being the execution of Mosgard Psy and Leo's intervention during St. Charles' attempted kidnapping of Shirahoshi and Mosgard sanctioning their actions has, as we know, resulted in the execution of Mosgard at the hands of Figurland Garling the supreme commander of the holy knights and this is the first time that we've witnessed the holy knights intervening in matters of the celestial dragons and certainly the first time that we've seen execution of one of the celestial dragons in such a manner and apart from the fact that there was no narration box confirming that this is indeed the great incident that was being referred to and ceded all the way back at Dressrosa I would personally consider this an event of historic proportions but in saying that if this was in fact that event that chapter 800 was alluding to I would imagine that there would be more buzz and attention paid to it so maybe some of the Grandfleet's involvement in the affairs at the Reverie is not the event foreshadowed at the end of Dressrosa but if it's not the arrival and the involvement of the Grandfleet at Egghead another group that could become relevant and could be the cause of a resolution of the Egghead incident that would shock the entire world is that of the revolutionaries I haven't seen this idea being talked about but is it possible that we could see an alliance between the pirates and the revolutionary army? So hear me out we know that dragon and vagabunk are longtime friends and that Shaka spoke to dragon very recently letting him know that he thinks that they're in trouble and that they may even die in the not so distant future and there have been so many other crazy developments since that phone call we haven't really had a chance to consider what else this conversation entailed for example, I find it personally quite interesting that the last thing we see Shaka say is that he wants dragon to hear him out hear him out about what? Is he explaining what happened to Kuma? Why Vigapunk did what he did? How to undo Kuma's programming? Or maybe telling dragon about everything he's uncovered thus far about the ancient kingdom about his research on an infinite energy source all the details about the mysteries of the world that he's been able to find out so that the revolutionaries can act upon this information against the world government something like a contingency plan for what to do after the vagabunk's death so I'm going off on a bit of a tangent here but in any case after this conversation with Shaka dragon may have realized that intervention at Egghead is necessary and we may just be seeing the revolutionaries also becoming involved in this battle just to add to the chaos this could result in the first formal Pirate's Revolutionary Army Alliance and if they successfully defeat Kizuru, Satin and the rest of the Marines I do think that news of such an alliance and what they achieved would indeed shock the rest of the world but the caveat here and a big caveat at that is that most of the leadership of the revolutionaries including Dragon, Ivankov, Sabo, Belobetti and the deputy commanders have all been seen to be at the Kamabaka Kingdom and concurrently to the events at Egghead given that Momoriro Island is in the Grand Line whereas Egghead is in the New World it would take a long time for them to get to vagabunk but even without either the Grand Fleet or the revolutionaries help it is entirely possible that Luffy would still defeat the Marine forces and find a way to escape Egghead saving vagabunk as planned ultimately resulting in a big news with the headlines Yonko defeats Admiral plastered all over the world which would certainly cause a lot of shock as far as I know we have never seen a Yonko outright defeat an Admiral even with Whitebeard at Marineford or Shanks' interaction with your Kugu at the end of Wano we can't really say that these were actual battles that ended in the clear victory over the respective Admiral so if Luffy were to somehow defeat Kizuru here at Egghead then this would indeed be a shocking resolution for the public that they didn't see coming after all, the Admiral's are considered to be the strongest officers of the Marines the most powerful individuals in the world government service for the youngest, newest Yonko to defeat an Admiral would be a crazy feat that would send the world spiraling and with the way the fight's going so far I do somehow struggle to see how Luffy would achieve an undeniable victory over Kizuru who is currently performing far too well for my comfort but that could all change in the chapters to come or even if Luffy doesn't manage a definitive win against the Admiral it could be that his ability to evade Kizuru with Vega Punk in tow could be characterized as a victory especially by sensationalist Big News Morgans and this could be just what the public believes a news perhaps even more shocking than Luffy defeating an Admiral may be that Luffy defeats a Gorosei member St. J Garcia's Saturn is anticipated to be a major participant in the conflict at Egghead playing not just an authoritative role but an active combatant in the battle this could result in the showcasing of his devil fruit or other mysterious abilities all of which may be reported on as part of the news coverage of the Egghead incident and its conclusion if Luffy and his allies is able to defeat Saturn this would be the first time we or as far as we know anyone in the world has witnessed such an event and would definitely cause shockwaves after all the Gorosei hold the most powerful position in the world indeed save for Imu whom only a very select few individuals are aware about the Gorosei sit at the top of the world hierarchy but something that is somewhat unclear is whether the general public are even aware of the Gorosei's existence to get shocked about Luffy defeating one of the Gorosei I'm going to guess that they do seeing as many of the Marines including foot soldiers not necessarily only admirals have had interactions with them and even outside of the Marines Shanks and Cobra are obviously new of their existence although these two are pretty bad examples because they're both individuals of high status and generally are more aware of the world's lore but in any case the widespread reveal of one of the Gorosei's powers and Luffy's victory over one of the heads of the world government would indeed be a massive earth-shattering event but another possible scenario is that Luffy kills Vega Punk not actually of course but he may very well be blamed for doing so upon finding out that Luffy had become involved in the Egghead Island affairs was a cause for yet another massive headache for the world government but this is one that they might be able to use to their advantage this time rather than revealing that they executed Vega Punk a well-known celebrated figure for his contributions to science which for all intents and purposes the world government would have previously praised as being the brains behind inventions that would eventually rid the world of the Seven Warlords that cause so much trouble or generally bolstering the Marines forces which for the general public equates to better protection against pirates so to kill off Vega Punk a public figure could cause further discontent amongst the general citizens where already the flames of revolution are spreading but say they blame Luffy for killing Vega Punk this could be a kill two birds with one stone kind of scenario where Vega Punk is eliminated without the world government attracting widespread scorn this would also mean that Luffy's bounty probably goes up in turn attracting more opposition and number of people coming after him but this of course rests on the fact that the Marines do indeed succeed in killing Vega Punk and that the truth doesn't get to big newsmorgans who as per his own words as journalistic integrity and would therefore report the truth of the matter thereby foiling the world government's plans speaking of foiling the world government's plans it's that this shocking resolution could somehow involve the revolutionary cum warlord cum cyborg and celestial dragon slave Bartholomew Kuma since the beginning of the arc Oda has been suggesting that Kuma will be a pivotal figure and although so far his unreadable actions has been occurring parallel to the events at Egghead not quite intersecting this may all change in the chapters to come and Kuma may become directly involved in the affairs at Egghead Island given the world government's understanding that Kuma had been programmed to follow their demands his demonstration of his ability to act independently has already come as a surprise as of now Kuma is determinedly heading towards an unknown location but given everything else going on in the arc especially involving his daughter Juri Bonnie chances are he's on a mission to get to Egghead Island at which point Kuma may proceed to assist Luffy's alliance which may completely change the tide of the battle in their favor or with Kuma's devil fruit it's possible that he harnesses some groundbreaking ability that we have yet to witness and once revealed will absolutely shock the entire world as well as the entire fan base and the final potential scenario that in my opinion may come as the greatest shock to the public is the truth of the ancient kingdom being in fact a futuristic kingdom and the existence of the Iron Giant as we know the Iron Giant was created around the time of the void century most likely by the ancient kingdom 200 years ago it appeared out of nowhere to attack Marijua before running out of energy to actually cause any real damage this fact however seems to be kept a secret from the rest of the world as the world government ordered the destruction of the Iron Giant although scientists chose to study it in secret the robot eventually being passed on to Vegapunk now after 200 years the Iron Giant seems to have awakened again and although this is for yet unrevealed reasons all clues point to it being connected to Luffy's Nica form so the Iron Giant may be able to play an actual role in this battle powering on enough to defeat the overwhelming pacifist the force that will likely soon come under the control of Saturn as well as the other marines forces allowing the escape of the straw hats with Vegapunk and if this fact is revealed to the rest of the world this will then also mean the reveal of the fact that such an Iron Giant exists and that possibly that the Iron Giant was created during the void century meaning that the ancient kingdom was actually capable of such technology all those centuries ago basically the same series changing revolution that we fans received when we found out the truth of the ancient kingdom now being experienced by the world of One Piece a resolution that would shock the whole world indeed now those were some of my thoughts on what the potential earth-shattering groundbreaking resolution that would shock the entire world could be let me know what you think by leaving a comment below let me know if you have some other potential scenarios because I'd love to hear about them make sure to like the video and please hit subscribe for more One Piece discussions thank you all as always for listening to another one of my ramblings and thank you to our channel and Patreon members for your continued support this is Joygirl and I'll see you again soon


I know that a lot of students think that found effect and bottleneck are the same because they both result in genetic drift, which is the random change in allele frequencies from generation to generation. Although both modes of genetic drift ultimately have the same result, the two processes of how they came to be are completely different. Bottleneck occurs when a population is reduced down to a few individuals, for example, due to a natural disaster like a flood. Something that helps me to remember is to picture a bottle and visualize how the neck gets smaller and smaller as you move from the widest part of the bottle to the top. Meanwhile, found effect occurs when a small group leaves the main population to go and establish a new population. And remember, although the focus is now on the new population, the mainland population still exists with all of the initial genetic information. As we just saw, both processes lead to genetic drift, but how we got there given each process was very different. I hope that this video helped to clarify the topic of bottleneck versus found effect. Now, here's a short quiz with some real-world examples to solidify your understanding.


One of my favorite values this week is wide receiver Will Fuller who's going up against the Minnesota Viking secondary Now if you look at this Texans offense, they haven't performed all that well over the last couple of weeks But they've also faced Pittsburgh and they faced Baltimore. Will Fuller has about an 18% target share across the season And that includes a zero target game against Baltimore. Now he faces a Minnesota secondary that's been second worst in terms of adjusted fantasy points Against I like Will Fuller especially at this price tag of $6,100 And then you move on to another player in that Texans offense and it's David Johnson who's $6,700 He's seen 85% of the running back rushes in that Houston offense to start the year He's had a 12% target share as well The only other running back across the entire NFL with those types of market share numbers has been Ezekiel Elliott Now he gets a pretty good matchup in a game with a pretty high over under I like David Johnson to give you a floor And I think if you can find the end zone maybe once maybe even twice He has a ceiling too and then finally there's DK Metcalf the Seahawks offense is rolling right now Metcalf has a 22% target share. He's fourth and 15 plus air yard targets this year He's getting the ball down the field. He's scoring touchdowns. He should be priced higher than $6,900 So I think that he should be in your lineup as well


Well, you know, at the end of the season, that's when I got the news.  So I think after the game that we played in Atlanta, going on to the next day, that's what I was looking forward to a conversation. And I think I had the question a few times from the media about it. And my honest answer was always that no one, you know, ever talked to me about it. And we were really focused on the day-to-day stuff.  But, you know, changes are good things a lot of times, right? So I think that after that, I had the freedom to talk to all the teams, even though an offer to remaining the organization was talked about in that last talk that I have with the Mets. I didn't even ask an answer, but I did have the permission to talk to all the teams. And I talked to a few teams. And I think running into Aaron over the phone, actually, I was here in the DR when he reached, when he reached out, because I spent probably three or three weeks in New York after getting the news from the Mets, because I had to get, I had to unplug a lot of things that, as you know, 15, 16 years in an organization, you guys start picking up stuff. So I was, I was trying to make sure that I'll do that. And I was starting to get my family together so I could come back to the DR. But then I ran into Aaron. And there's just a lot of things that from a personal level that, you know, were really interesting to me. And also, the organization itself, like the tradition, the New York Yankees, and also Aaron Boone as the manager, you know, I think he's a great baseball man. He's a great leader. The team is very talented. I mean, there's so many things that I think that were very attractive to me. And that's when the talk started, but it was probably after, I want to say, close to a month after our last game of the season, last New York Mets game of the season.


We lock roll the patient to examine the back and to get them off the spinal board. During the lock roll, the patient is turned as a whole with no spine twisting. Four or more people are needed for the lock roll. One person holds the head and neck. This person coronates the lock roll. Two or more turn the torso. Each person's hand should crisscross with another person's hand. The last person will examine the back. The person holding the head and neck will coordinate by a count of three and everyone will move in sync. Turning the patient 90 degrees to allow for back examination. Once the back examination is completed, the coordinating person counts a three and turns the patient back to a supine position.


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and welcome to Cooper Union. Today we're looking at the UN General Assembly 75th opening week and we'll be looking at what's happening with human rights around the world. I'm very fortunate that on this opening day of the UN General Assembly, we're able to welcome the director of the New York office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Craig. Thank you so much and welcome to Cooper Union. It's great to be here. Nice to see you again. What does it feel like in New York? I know usually this time of year, we'd all be excited except, of course, the people who live on the east side of New York. It's known sort of as the World Cup of Social Justice. What does it feel like now with COVID and what's really, why should the world know what's happening on the 75th anniversary of the UN General Assembly? Well, it's a perfect question at a perfect moment, Josh. I have to tell you, this is a very strange General Assembly this year. I'm a half a block from the United Nations building right now and normally this entire neighborhood for blocks and blocks and blocks is sealed off with heavy security and cement barriers and trucks blocking the streets and so on. And today is just another day because for the first time now in 75 years, today, this is the 75th anniversary of the United Nations and of the General Assembly, there's nobody in the building. So this year, it's going to be a very, very strange exercise. You can imagine all of the important issues that are on the agenda, but many of those discussions have actually been either postponed or canceled. Everything from counter-terrorism discussions and discussions around the sustainable development goals, reform of the General Assembly, even discussions on racial discrimination, on harmony with nature, a whole range of really essential issues have had to be pushed back because after all, the global pandemic is what it is and here in New York, we're still in a partial lockdown. So it's going to be a strange one, Josh. No, and it's one of those things. This is the time of year when heads of state come from all over the world, almost every NGO. We, the people come there to make sure that our voice is heard. So how are we coping with that and how are NGOs and civil society still participating around the UN General Assembly? Are things going virtual? And maybe you can share some insights on that. Yeah, I mean, the issue of the heads of state and government who are normally here speaking one by one in front of the General Assembly and that historic chamber, they will be participating this year virtually. They'll be submitting videos and feeds and so on from wherever they are around the world and so you don't have that diplomatic presence that's normally here. And I think one of the toughest tests is going to be exactly the participation of the public civil society NGOs because as it stands now, there is no NGO or civil society access to the General Assembly directly. Now, there may be some side events where civil society voices are heard virtually through Zoom and other media like that, but what they'll be missing is that access, that opportunity to have face-to-face contact to influence policy, to try to influence the resolutions that are being adopted in the General Assembly. And frankly, that's the piece I worry about the most and it's not just civil society, it's normally we have all of the independent human rights mechanisms of the UN who come here, who speak publicly, who engage with the delegations and who influence what's happening. And in a moment when human rights of all kinds are challenged all around the world, not having that direct interaction, those corridor conversations, those bilateral meetings, those points of access, that worries me quite a bit, I have to say. Yeah, no, I know this is the time where there's always the protest outside, so civil society gathers outside, they have the protest when their head of state is coming to raise awareness, because otherwise very few people keep track of all the different talks and who speaks. And then those side events at the church center, but also many side events inside in the basement of the UN. So it's a definite challenge, but I know civil society is very active. I know we're organizing the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Global Human Rights Annual Summit, it'll be the fifth annual, but yeah, it's then connecting with missions and we have a couple missions partnering on different panels. So it's a new beast, but I think it's important that the UN has actually been very responsible looking at the COVID crisis from a human rights perspective. Can you maybe share how the human rights framework is an asset as we're trying to combat this crisis? Because I know it hit New York, of course, so hard we watched it very much in March and April and May and June, our hearts were breaking here in Hawaii and of course it's still going on around the world with more surges in Europe right now, but what's the human rights approach and why is it so valuable as we're approaching this crisis? Yeah, it's been very difficult here. I mean, I have to see, I'm encouraged by how New York City and some other cities around the world have gotten back up on their feet after having been devastated. New York is one of those cities that was hardest hit and we were all locked in here for months at a time during a period of great fear and trepidation. And I think what we learned from this is that really 40 years of ignoring international human rights standards in the way we structure our economic systems, in the way we structure healthcare, in the way we structure our politics because what we've learned is one of the most important vectors for this virus is discrimination, is inequality. I mean, the human rights framework appears, is forced to appear at the center of anybody's analysis of this pandemic because we see who's hardest hit, who are the people who have been most affected and public health professionals will tell you that it is in the first instance, yes, older persons who are suffering from their own discrimination, marginalization, ageism and being sacrificed by public policies as if they matter less than the rest of society. We see it as people with preexisting health conditions, some of whom are persons with disabilities who also have been subjected to that kind of marginalization, exclusion and discrimination in violation of international human rights standards. But that third category is people of lower socioeconomic status, people who are living in poverty or in precarity, people who don't have the benefit of social distancing, people who either have to go to work or they don't eat, people who are on the front lines, who are after all caregivers, who are after all people who are working in the stores, keeping the food flowing and so on, they have been the hardest hit by that. And in countries like the United States, that socioeconomic status tracks very closely to ethnic and racial status. We see that it is people of color in this country who have been most devastated by the effects of the virus who've been hit the hardest, hit the most, suffered the highest fatality rates and illness rates and infection rates and so on. That all relates to a failure before the pandemic arrived to enforce human rights in our civil, political, economic, social or cultural systems in this country and in countries around the world. So those things, this idea of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, that the job of governance is to assure freedom from fear and freedom from want without discrimination, that's where the failure has shown itself. And an economic system which is unable to provide healthcare as a human right to all people in the country that is unable to provide essential materials like masks and personal protection equipment and that medical equipment, all of those sorts of things is a system which has failed to deliver on the promises of the international human rights regime. I would just add to that, Josh, not only is the foundation for failure in this pandemic been laid for 40 years, 50 years because of neglecting human rights in those issues, the response has been very flawed as a result of neglecting serious human rights considerations about inequality, about discrimination and again, about the delivery of healthcare not as a commodity for sale to those who can afford it, not as a privilege for elites who are born into it but as a fundamental human rights to which we are all entitled just by virtue of being born human and without discrimination. Excellent points, Craig, especially you highlighting a civil and political rights as racism being a preexisting condition but also bringing up the points really of that makes me think of Roosevelt Island, just off there and the freedom of speech, freedom of worship, but freedom from fear and freedom from want, those four freedoms and that addressed to Congress absolutely crucial, those economic, social and cultural rights that were addressed by Roosevelt at that time but then also very important as you brought up the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Eleanor Roosevelt attending that meeting in San Francisco with those 42 NGOs pushing, understanding through the Great Depression how even today you can't talk about how you can combat the crisis or survive and thrive during this crisis when you're saying the first thing you have to do is wash your hands and there's no right to clean water in the US and you could see the situation that I know OHH has been involved with in Flint and other communities and then also the other important aspect of right to housing and the United States forgetting that economic, social and cultural rights are a significant element of human rights according to the Vienna conference are interconnected and indivisible and that we have to have all those and I think you really brought all of that together quite well and the other aspect is even older persons I know there's a convention coming around on that so we look at what's going on and you heard Anandati Roy talking about this portal the pandemic is a portal and how we'll move forward but I think you really bring up the point we have to think about equality, about equity and that's where human rights framework is so powerful that people have these rights and that's the role of government to guarantee those rights and provide those so we really appreciate you looking at that and maybe you can add a little more to those points Yeah, I mean I think it's a good time to ask these questions because as we said it's the 75th anniversary of the organization and the United Nations was not founded as a conference center or as just a place to consolidate the power of governments the United Nations was an idea and as you say Eleanor Roosevelt and others from this country were very much involved in designing the architecture of the organization around this idea that what had led to the horrors that the world had experienced before the establishment of the United Nations everything from world wars to a massive depression around the world to colonialism, to slavery, to institutionalized racial discrimination this was supposed to be a new idea that would address that that would say yes, everybody is entitled to health and education and housing and water and sanitation and fair trial and not to be abused by the police and not to be subjected to torture and to have a say in their government and all of these things were defined by the United Nations by the original vision of the United Nations as fundamental human rights not privilege but that's something that we are all entitled to and where there are disputes those disputes need to be resolved peacefully through international cooperation and under a framework of international law because remember, this human rights stuff is not just ethics or good feeling it's international law as a result of the work of the United Nations over the course of the last 75 years that's the plan but the reality that people in our world today are confronting is so far away from that plan and I think it's right that the pandemic has laid bare the degree to which we have moved away from that original vision of the United Nations that we have stripped the capacity of the state to deliver on economic and social rights to fight the massive inequalities that have now reached feudal proportions all around us to try to dismantle white supremacy in our structures and in our cultures to try to deal with gender inequality the continued dispossession and persecution of indigenous peoples these are all a part of the original idea but I fear that 75 years on we've actually been moving further away from this vision rather than closer to it it's a good point I mean in the UN Charter of course and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights what was significant in San Francisco is it did start with we the peoples and of course the UN of course is a gathering of governments but it is amazing the ability for civil society and people's movements to impact and change those global structures maybe you could share some ideas of some of the human rights movements around the world and how they've been able to have an impact at the global level and how maybe they connect with common challenges and then create campaigns together. Yeah I think that's such a crucial point you know I mean if the vision of the UN is going to be saved it will be saved by we the peoples it's not going to be saved by governments it's not going to be saved by corporations it's not going to be saved by experts it's going to be saved by the mobilization of people in specific movements and in broader social justice in human rights movements and you know to some degree that's always been the case even in the drafting of the Charter even in the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights the voice of civil society the voices of people advocating on behalf of human rights actually influence the content of those documents and that has continued very much in the human rights part of the organization where you know voices of civil society have been intimately involved in the design of the human rights mechanisms those mechanisms that monitor human rights around the world human rights instruments the treaties, the declarations the guidelines and so on that much of that has grown out of civil society demands and the SDGs the Sustainable Development Goals themselves you know when that initiative started the draft of kind of an agenda for the entire world on how to deal with the problems of environment and climate and water and sanitation and health and housing and international cooperation all those sorts of things it started out as a very conservative vision it's only because a participatory process was adopted where millions of people for literally millions of people from around the world participated that you ended up with a very progressive human centered and ambitious agenda that says we're going to deal with economic and social and civil and political rights and the right to development we're going to deal with the environment we're going to deal with nature we're going to deal with all of these issues that may be sensitive to governments or governments may be reticent to make progress on but we're going to demand that and that's you know without that without the soul of the UN which is the voices of civil society of social movements of human rights movements of human rights defenders of land defenders of water defenders of indigenous defenders without them the UN becomes a bureaucratic nightmare frankly instead of the hope that the charter promises it could be and it's great that you brought up the sustainable development goals because I know I was there in Rio where they were saying we'd follow up on the millennium development goals and there are some important elements of sustainable development goals I've heard this behind first leave no one behind and of course human rights activists were very involved from Rio Plus 20 throughout the process and of course we're also commemorating the fifth anniversary on 25 September maybe is there anything going on to commemorate the 25 September adoption and I think we also kick off the decade of action yeah there'll be some conversations happening in the General Assembly as I mentioned in the beginning some of those are being postponed you know with the hope that there will be more control of the pandemic that will allow face-to-face meetings and more participation but we will see over the course of the next few weeks a number of conversations around that you mentioned an important event that you're involved in but there'll be some official events of the member states as well and as you say you know the decade the decade of action this idea that you know we are now five years into it we're not as far along as we need to be and we need to have some catalytic action to try to force all of the partners involved in these sustainable development goals to push this agenda forward we've been derailed to a certain degree by the events and not just the pandemic but the financial crisis that's come you know along with the pandemic that we've been expecting all along anyway the unrest that we see in a number of countries for failure to deliver on this vision but we really have to get that thing up and running we don't have much time left and you know it's fair to say that the issues that are addressed in the sustainable development goals like the human rights instruments are existential issues if we don't get a handle on climate change all of this just becomes an academic conversation it will undo any hope of realizing the other goals if we don't get a handle on inequalities under goal 10 of the sustainable development goals it will erode the hope of realizing those goals across the board even further and as you say the objective is to reach the furthest behind first not to just look at aggregates and say look how successful we are we are when millions and millions of people are left in poverty millions more in precarity millions more without their rights realized how can you call that a success not to mention the environmental degradation that we continue to suffer globally Excellent points and really you brought up some things that are quite crucial because the 23rd is also the anniversary of the first climate action summit where Ban Ki-moon had gone to Oceania he visited here and seen first hand how indigenous peoples in Pacific Islanders on the front lines of climate change and then of course last year that amazing climate action summit as well hosted by Antonio Gateros and he also came to Fiji into the Pacific as well as Special Operator on Human Rights and Environment Boyd came to Fiji to see where people are already moving and then of course it's important and I think you really raised it it is an existential threat right now the United States you have the highest air pollution in the world from the wildfires and you see firenados new terms coming up you see climate crisis and you were on the 15th anniversary of Katrina where I really think a lot of those economic, social and cultural rights and internally displaced peoples all those frameworks really did help people all that work of working on the elements and seeing how the whole world is in the same boat in a way the small blue planet and we recognize the fragility and that's why fundamental freedoms are a way to move forward Yeah I mean the whole world is in the same boat but some have not been given life vests and the water level is getting higher inside the boat every single day and you know it's trying to help to wake up those in positions of privilege who have the life vests and who knows helicopter is hovering above and making them realize that that time is running out I think that is the real challenge in all of this I mean I think if I'm encouraged by anything Josh it's not the official conferences the cops and so on that have proceeded around these issues but it is the mobilization of people young people of course but people from all walks of life now who have begun to realize and you know the real as you say existential threat and have begun to put pressure on government and international institutions and others to really act and I'm all for diplomacy I'm all for the use of international law but I also believe we've reached a point in history where the time is basically up and that means sometimes disruption civil disobedience sometimes that means mass action is the only way to wake up those who are asleep at the switch before it's too late for all of us and these global conferences including the General Assembly and so on you know they're an opportunity to shine a light on these threats to our society and on the vision, the positive vision that we want to realize for our world but they will only work if the pressure is kept on if the movements keep on the pressure and I'm very happy to say that with regard to the climate we are seeing those growth growth movements you know just last year we actually had a coming together of the let's say the international human rights movement and the international environmental movement who came together in a series of meetings to try to look at how to merge as you know the respective strengths and resources of those movements recognizing that climate change is a threat to every single human right guaranteed in the universe of declaration many are already losing their rights many have already lost their lives and so this imposes a positive obligation on every state member of the UN to take the steps necessary to address the climate crisis in order to protect those rights. I think that's actually a great point and that's usually how we do see the UN General Assembly it's an opportunity to organize and I did attend that meeting at NYU last year and that was a very important step because a lot of people move beyond polar bears and penguins to the indigenous peoples and who are impacted right now and I agree with you it's really besides an opportunity to organize human rights and that's what its strength is right? It's a shield to protect but it's also a star to guide us on how to move forward it's a floorboard of fundamental freedoms that no one should ever fall below but also a horizon we can aim for to make life on this earth as amazing as possible and so I really do see that point it's also the civil and political rights of the direct action when the governments do not listen that is why you do have to shut things down and one of my best memories of knowing you over the decades is flying in from Geneva and then going with you later that afternoon with a special rapporteur in extreme poverty and human rights to occupy Wall Street and that's one of the aspects that I really appreciate about many of the people that work at High Commissioner for Human Rights it's not a job it's a pursuit of justice and maybe you can highlight a little bit about the occupied Wall Street and maybe why that's even more relevant again today with the pandemic and some of those points connecting those two movements of the 99% demanding justice. Yeah I think it's true what you say you know if you peek behind the curtain in the United Nations particularly in the human rights office of the United Nations you'll find people like you find everywhere there will be people who are there for personal ambitions or affiliation with a particular government or an academic interest in the issues but the engine of these organizations has always been that core of people who are there frankly for ideological reasons who are there because they just can't tolerate injustice they really believe in human rights they really believe in inequality and they would be doing that work whether it was their career or not because they just have an intolerance for intolerance if I can put it that way and I think that really in every organization that is what makes the difference. I think occupy Wall Street was people view it as something that was a blip on the radar I think it was the beginning of something very important I mean that was a recognition by people that what was happening with the consolidation of power and wealth in all of our society over a period of four or five decades was needing us in a catastrophic direction that this tendency to move away from the vision of universal declaration that as we said guarantees water and sanitation and healthcare and housing and jobs and so on as a human right and into a vision that was all about moving authority and resources away from the public sector and the people and into the hands of large corporations and a smaller and smaller slice of wealthy elites in society that that approach was resulting in an undercutting of the full range of human rights not only was it undercutting those economic and social rights by privatization, de-gradulation, liberalization destruction of labor unions and labor rights. So it was definitely devastating economic and social rights but it was also devastating civil and political rights because what you had was an increasing capture of the levers of government and public decision making by a smaller and smaller and more wealthy and powerful elite. So what difference does it make if you cast a vote on polling day if the real policy decisions are being made by large corporations, wealthy individuals and the public action committees that they fund? That is that's a capture of the levers of government that are supposed to be there to guarantee we're human rights and increasingly are failing to do so. That was something that the people that occupy that you and I had great privilege I think to be present for understood earlier than many others. Now the problem is that none of the fundamentals that brought about the 2008 financial crisis that devastated people's rights around the world none of those fundamentals have been changed. We have still not moved into a system in most countries where economic and social rights are truly realized where civil and political rights are truly protected and we are headed for it seems to me inevitably a similar crisis. If we don't really turn up the heat as it were if we don't assert our demands for human rights civil, political, economic, social and cultural. And I think what they did influence very much you mentioned the special rapporteur on poverty a number of other international human rights mechanisms who have picked up on that demand on that message and are more and more integrating that into the work that human rights people are doing all around the world. But we've got a long way to go before we can even claim a modest amount of victory. We do and I think that brings up a great point. I think people could look at also the special rapporteur on human rights and environment. I mean special rapporteur in extreme poverty visit to the United States recently which of course sparked a response of withdrawing from the Human Rights Council and I know we only have a minute left but that's a great thing. I know we could meet again and maybe do a follow up after the UN General Assembly but the UN Human Rights Council started yesterday. I know there's a big topic there under agenda item number nine with the urgent debate followed. Could you briefly maybe share that and we'll talk about that in more detail at the next Cooper Union in two weeks. You know that really points to the link between civil society and the United Nations because there's a long history in the UN of for example African Americans, indigenous Americans and others bringing their human rights claims to the UN because they say, look this is not just US civil rights this is international human rights and we like any other people have a right to bring those things forward and so you saw through the years, you know Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, W.E.P. Du Bois, Ralph Abernathy, other African American leaders lots of indigenous leaders bringing their claims to the UN. Well that happened again after this series of racist I must say killings of unarmed African American men and women over the course of the last few years where a coalition of civil society groups from the US led by African American activists themselves brought a claim to the human rights council to take up this issue this year and the human rights council adopted a specific resolution and how it's gonna follow up on the issue of racism, white supremacy, police violence in the United States and elsewhere around the world and this is the first session now that is going to review where we are in progress in that regard and the High Commissioner will be reporting on that. Thank you so much Craig. This is Joshua Cooper with Cooper Union. This has been the United Nations General Assembly 75th opening week. And we thank you so much for coming and talking about what's happening with human rights around the world. We'll join you in two weeks and Mahalo, Malohi Mekapono, thank you so much. Thank you Josh, good luck with the show. All right, aloha.


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Hey you guys, how you doing? This is Rich from Rishabee Live reporting from Kitsilano Beach Practicing my social distancing from everybody staying away from public And Came to the beach to see if there was anybody here and there's a very few people here at the days just starting It's early in the morning Markets are at war zone right now up and down and Decided to go to a walk. I know it's very risky. I know what I'm doing right now is extremely risky But going a little bit stir crazy I'm sure later in the afternoon. There's gonna be way more people here They're gonna be way more dangerous right now trying to practice my social distancing from everybody There's nobody really around me as you can see Trying to keep my distance As much as possible Why I know vio pharmaceutical stock not going up. I know vio. It's not going up because they're getting pressure from Citroen research and now law firms are Telling investors that lost money that they can contact them So that's not gonna help the stock Now I'm here at one of the busiest parks Called Kitslano Beach in Vancouver Like in the summertime, there's literally thousands of people on this beach, right? So here we are its first thing in the morning. It's beautiful day a couple days away from spring here And it's pretty dead Never really see it this dead, but it's pretty dead but there are some people We're just gonna practice our social distancing J-nug is under four should I buy wow it's under four that's crazy I Say yes, but that's just me find a good spot practice our social distancing You guys want to see the views still got to get on get some fresh air, right? You know what I do like J-nug I actually own J-nug so I'm not too worried about hello goes to buy some more Because when gold screams J-nug is gonna scream So that's the best time to buy is when stocks are down Best time to buy is when stocks are down you guys ever want to see what Vancouver looks like Here it is Look at this this beach is dead. There's nobody here everybody's at home As they should be We're right up to the water here guys You guys want to see the downtown I? Can literally walk to the downtown from here.  We were being told to stay home So that would be called a recession to me Now the question is will we go into a depression? That would be Way more catastrophic and I mean it would be a nightmare so Guys, please smash the like button so people can see this beautiful view Share this beautiful view with the world guys This is why everybody in Canada wants to be in Vancouver Beautiful British Columbia and look there's the downtown right by the ocean Let the downtown and the mountains right by the ocean People meditating. Hey right now you should be shorting Short you want a short and short Short you can make money shorting you get snow. Yeah, we don't get snow here in Vancouver For like one or two days. That's it. It's the Cali of Cal. This is the Cali of Canada All right This is the West Coast of Canada See all the Sailboats and then there's the downtown right there. We're gonna walk right up to it. Look at that It's the downtown right there So if we are going into a depression and we're clearly in a recession now We just seen the stock market drop like 30% in a month Yeah, that's pretty devastating Let's get up on some of these rocks here You dream us to move to Hawaii? Hawaii's very nice. Thank you guys for the likes Appreciate it. Make sure you guys practice social distancing But you know what there's nothing wrong with Everybody's practicing social distancing. You can see that here. Everybody's kind of keeping their distance Everybody's keeping their distance Well, look you can see Vancouver behind me It's pretty cool. Hey Yeah, I think that's why I need to do well Well, when you're paying people to stay home, you got to think about how is that going to affect all the businesses How is that going to affect all the businesses when people are being paid to stay home? Everybody's on the same level playing field now Everybody makes the same amount of money You only make what the government gives you unless you can learn how to make money from home Get ahead of the game, man. Take control of your life. Take control of your destiny. Make money from home It's the only way to survive in 2020. You have to learn how to make money from home I've been stressing this even before this happened And I joined the trading academy and now look I can trade all day every day. I'm not even worried about any of this and uh, yeah people that Have to go to work. You can't go to work anymore. So guess what?  Everybody's everybody's on payroll Unless you can learn how to make money from home. You're on payroll You better learn how to make money from home better learn how to trade And You better learn how to use zoom. That's all I could say That's the only way you're gonna survive in 2020 man and thrive The only way anybody can thrive in 2020 is to make money from home That's it make money from home. That's the new world whether you like it or not So that's why we're going into reset. Well, that's why we're in a recession and uh You know, it's just a matter of time until we go into a depression At this point at this point Because we're on a crazy pace I want to get over there because that's where it seems like the sun is We're walking towards downtown right now Downtown Vancouver is right there Where else do you know that you got the beach and you got downtown right there? right there That area seems way more busy because That's where the sunlight is Everybody's going to the sunlight I Don't even know I need to really consider wearing a mask man I've been stuck indoors for days Going for a walk Keeping my social distancing You know, it's all I can do man Zoom is a teleconferencing app you can download Which you can use to talk to people face to face and make videos Do consulting do business over zoom Symbol is ZM and it's like 125 dollar stock Because right now everybody is having to learn how to work from home So everybody's using zoom See I'm just everybody do you see how everybody's practicing social distancing?  We don't want to be crazy So we're just you know spread apart so this is beautiful British Columbia Just reporting from kitslano beach. We want to give you guys A little tour of what's going on in the morning here Everybody is practicing social distancing. Everybody's spread apart Nobody's close together, but it is early in the morning And spring is around the corner So it's going to be interesting to see if people are going to stay at home or if people are going to come out and A lot of people keep saying Richie, you know, you got to wear a mask out there, you know, be careful It's pretty crazy when you live in a world in 2020 where Going outside Is dangerous It's dangerous world. We're not even allowed to go outside, right? But I'm trying to stay apart from everybody keeping my social distance see that it's nobody six feet Nobody within six feet, but this is uh This is a nice spot.  We're clearly in a recession. The hard part is We were The hard part is we were actually At all-time highs a month ago We were at all-time highs a month ago guys. That's the hard part. I think for people to really digest We went from all-time highs to Um The lowest since 2017 In a matter of a month. Yeah, so it's very very um volatile times in the markets Yesterday 475 people died in Italy and um, that's devastating devastating for italians To have people dying like that. So It's a terrible situation Depression is imminent Yeah, it's very possible I know the bird singing. I'm gonna try to find a spot to put this phone down Get you guys a good view. That is beautiful, right? So it's hard to be stuck inside This is your view It's hard to want to be stuck inside when this is your view I don't really see much there. I find a better spot Just walking towards Vancouver.  It's crazy No 420 for van. No everything's shutting down Everything is shutting down Everything is shutting down Just trying to keep my social distancing Trying to find a spot to put my phone, but It's kind of hard with all these logs. This works Bitcoin is flying Bitcoin going up today. I think everything's closing guys Everything is closing Everything is shutting down Baby's up 40% nice Baby found the bottom Baby found the bottom They can do that because they have a tight float They can do that with the tight float If you want the stock to pop you better have a tight float Oh look, this is the uh Police boat Look at the view from here guys Wow And there's downtown right there I can literally swim across this All the downtown right there Pretty cool, eh? NWES has died I think right now is a great time for gaming companies But yeah, I think all companies have really struggled right now in the markets I guess that we're going we're in a recession and we're going into a depression So we need to be prepared for that That's good Let's look at these views from here guys.  We're being told to stay home I think they are going to stop us from going outside if you guys look at what's going on in France In France when you go outside you actually have to Declare where you're going before you go there This is where we're at in this world right now It's a reality We're in a crazy crazy world right now I don't think anyone likes being told what to do Depression is coming hard. Yeah, I think we're kind of in it, aren't we? Never thought I would have to be afraid to be outside Never thought in a million years Honestly, never thought in a million years. I'd have to be afraid to go outside. It's pretty cool So sometimes when you go through situations like this You have to think about like Appreciate the things that you do have in life You know my daughter called me today. She's like dad you want to hang out and I'm like, well, what do you want to do? Can't really do anything can't really go out Can't really go anywhere I guess you can but you have to practice social distancing So this is something that you know, we have to get used to And uh, it's weird. I almost feel bad for being outdoors Like like it's illegal or something or I'm doing something wrong or doing something reckless or I'm breaking the law just because I'm outdoors That's how you know we're in a different world and I gotta run. This is your boy rich and wish to be live and I'm out Peace stay safe everybody practice social distancing at least six feet apart from anybody Don't be hanging out with large groups of people. Stay safe The city never sleeps. This is vancouver. Is your boy rich reporting from vancouver kitsilano beach British Columbia, Canada Ben City, I'm out Peace Wishing my life for the people trying to show you guys what's up going back to self-isolation now. I'll see you soon


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Yeah game use that nice the angels Next up is gonna be Jeter Downs That is 11 of 99 for the Red Sox Jeter Downs That's gonna be a Aaron Zavala 11 of 99 treasured material Jersey Auto Going to the Rangers, right? Yeah Rangers 40 of 99 we've got ourselves a Andrew Vaughan on card auto second-year Andrew Vaughan followed by a Thomas a Pucky one of one on the printing plate patch auto Jumbo patch auto or RPA. I should say Jumbo RPA Thomas a Pucky for the Mets It's pretty cool. That is 22 of 25 John Smoltz The Braves on the Hall of Fame material signatures game worn John Smoltz Next up we've got We'll start here with shoeless Joe Jackson Eight of 99 on the 356 average. He was so good, dude. That was pretty awesome. Yeah, so Pucky We've got dual signatures material six of ten nasty Jaron Durand and Brandon Marsh the patches on that that is gonna be three color and a logo patch Jaron Durand Brandon Marsh great at bolt having great years this year, too All right great way to end it there the smoke smelling extra strong. You sure it's not in your building Vaughan Last box guys. Good luck here Andrew a moron news cop up a ding old Last box of the case pretty solid case overall Abraham Toro 75 of 99 Jersey for the mirrors There's a Josh Lowe rookie Jersey two of 99 for the race We've got nice one here Dennis Eckersley 62 of 99 field gear for the ace that is game worn ec we've got a 13 of 64 is that gallon Jersey auto for the diamond back see another guy's having a great year Christian hobby air nice one there 35 of 99 Material auto that is player worn for the Astros our stud pitcher future Yankee Krishna beer That is Three of 49 hashtag rattle on Jake McCarthy RPA. I don't even know what that's that is a crazy logo patch, dude That's so cool This is for the Braves Kyle Muller eight of 49. That's logo from like the brave Tomahawk You see that that's really cool The Braves Tomahawk that is sweet two really awesome patches coming out of this this and McCarthy You go Andrew That's Andrew. Let's go, dude We've got Cal Ripken Jr. There we go Jersey auto that is a game worn 12 of 49 Hall of Fame material signatures. It's gonna be El Rio five of 49 RPA Jose series still for the Astros here We have on the nature guy over here to finish us off 16 of 25 Hall of Fame materials Orlando Sepeta Very nice. That is game worn Orlando at Sepeta. That is awesome I was gonna do it for your case right there Andrew. Thanks again for the support my friend We'll get those right out to you by


That's part of the extra juicy content.  It's a Corbin. He doesn't wear underwear Ah, you closed Instagram Twitter. Instagram Twitter. Juicy content that falls out of the door. I've heard about this. Sorry, we missed it. It's been all the talk, but it's uh, yep. Meanie That's what you heard. That's what I heard. That's all everybody's Pankaj Dost was posting about it. Our Dost Pankaj This is his new film. I believe it comes out at the end of the month Pankaj on Netflix, right? And yeah, yeah And creedy creedy Netflix India Mimi experience the most unexpected journey with Mimi It will leave you and your family in spits because it's nothing like what you're expecting Cool, cool. I love it when my family winds up spitting all over That's a great thing to say about a film. Oh, it looks like araman composed as well So, you know, you know, the songs are gonna be just god-awful And if you don't and I hope I hope it's quirky weird because I I mean He can do everything but I think my favorite of him. Yeah is when he's doing comic like ludo Yeah, yeah, yeah when he's a ludo or when he was my favorite everything of pankaj Yeah, everything his neck. Oh, because I can't say I love ludo more than I loved uh, me and supper I know like or like I know everything the man does just everything he does is great Incredible, he's one of the best Including interviews if you didn't know it, we interviewed him so check out the interview playlist And he's our Dost and he called us Dost and made us really happy We didn't know till after yeah, it's very endearing. Here we go Mom and son's relationship is the most important relationship in the world Children's relationship is the most important relationship in the world I just want you to be my partner And where will I start? From the back?  Yes I don't want you to tell me Is this for a child? Look at the tree You can stay with me Yes This is his wife and this is his husband Nice to meet you Drive your own car Second hand How many times?  See that, ready to watch it? I would see that right now With the two leads Music by Ehrman And it looks funny But it also looks That's a pretty touchy subject matter Sergacy Then the parents don't want it anymore Then they want to abort it It's a great premise to say It's got this American couple that wants this beautiful Indian girl to have their baby She finally agrees And then they decide they don't want it But rather than let her take it full term They're like, no, it's our kid, you've got to abort it That's a great, simple conflict Obviously a lot of conflict right there Let's see Did he do English for English? No He did the cinematography for English He did the cinematography for English And he's directing this But it looks like he... I don't know if that's cinematography It looks like he's just DOP for a ton of stuff Oh, he directed that He's gone back and forth I'm trying to see if we've seen anything In terms of his directing, though No, it looks like he's mostly done cinematography With a couple directorings Directorings? Sure, why not, Rick? Yeah, and those are similar style To that It's very like All those Yushman ones, like the one with the sperm donor And then the... I think you did a series of them That have a touchy subject matter But they're like a family quirky drama But it... What was that one that we saw? Badi Haal In terms of the family drama But there's a lot of quirky comedy I'm looking forward to it You're going to have one of the greats I think by the end of his life He's going to be considered one of the greatest Like Irfan Or the greatest artist to come out of India I agree His type doesn't come around often In terms of he can be The greatest dramatic actor you've ever seen And also be so frickin' hilarious It's very rare It's like Robin Williams The first one that always comes to mind Steve Carell is also the same way He could do that later in life His roles were pretty consistently heavy Until he did this comedy Called, oh man, what was it? It was Charles Groden, Robert De Niro And it was the first time De Niro did a comedy And everybody was like Wow, meet the fuckers Oh no, way before meet the fuckers I'm going to find it You should see it, it's a very good movie Robert De Niro and Charles Groden Movie The lead was a dancer In Street Midnight Run Came out in 1988 And that was De Niro's first foray into comedy And it's interesting because he still plays a heavy character He plays like a gangster kind of guy But it's funny And it was like, who knew De Niro could do comedy? Yeah Very similar to Pankaj Honestly, the people that do it really well Obviously there's Robin Types that they can make anything funny Ever But De Niro and Pankaj are similar Like I knew he was in Ludo He wasn't playing the shtick He was playing the actual character But it's hilarious Because it's like this character Is saying this ridiculous And so it's like situational Which is always the best Always the best You just play the situation and don't try to play the comedy She looks wonderful She does look very good And I'm really thankful that At least in the trailer I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing That the white actors weren't seen Because It either means they're not in it a lot Or it means the director knew that they were really bad and didn't want them in their trailer I hope that's not the case I hope they Whatever part they do have As you know We need to see more Caucasian actors Know what they're doing Hey, Bollywood, Iris Tell me if I'm wrong Was that the mom That's who I thought it was When you pointed, that's exactly who I thought it was That's who I thought it was I can't find her on the I'm To Be Credits Who we affectionately refer to as gangster mama She was so good So good She had some of the most talented parents Does anyone know She's talented That's a stepmom No relation That's true Let me know if that's because it looked like her But I didn't want to I don't want to be wrong But it looked great I hope it's not one of those I remember last year when Glavos et Abel came out It was exactly what I was thinking of I didn't get it, it was all dialogue And I just didn't get it The trailer was good The trailer looked really good But let us know what you thought about this trailer And what's the next Pankaj thing I know it's been Besides this obviously He demands done a lot And we love him So please let us know what his next thing should be Down below


Good afternoon everyone. Thanks very much for your patience while we were delayed a little bit I have a few things to talk about up top and then we'll get right to your questions So first of all to add to information already provided Earlier by the White House at the direction of the president of the United States fighter aircraft assigned to US northern command successfully took down a high altitude airborne object off the northern coast of Alaska at 1 45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time today within US sovereign airspace over US territorial water on February 9 North American Aerospace Defense Command detected an object on ground radar and further investigated and identified the object using fighter aircraft The object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight US northern command is beginning recovery operations now We have no further details about the object at this time including any description of its capabilities purpose or origin The object was about the size of a small car so not similar in size or shape To the high altitude surveillance balloon that was taken down off the coast of South Carolina on February 4 What hasn't been said is where this object has come from is there any indication that this was also a Chinese surveillance Balloon object, whatever it is. Yeah, so at this point, we don't know the origin of the object Again, we will know more once we're able to potentially recover some of those materials But the primary concern again was the potential hazard to civil flight And so again, we'll know more later. Thank you separately US northern command continues their recovery operations in support of the recent takedown of the Chinese high altitude surveillance balloon recovery teams have mapped the debris field And are in the process of searching for and identifying debris on the ocean floor Debris that's been recovered so far as being loaded on the vessels taken ashore catalogued and then moved onwards to labs for subsequent analysis and while I won't go into specifics due to classification reasons I can say that we have located a Significant amount of debris so far that will prove helpful to our further understanding of this balloon and its surveillance capabilities Really quick when it was started to be tracked last night. Were you able to tell what direction it was coming from? This this was traveling in a northeasterly direction When it was taken down and then one more the aircrafts that were observing it. What what type of aircrafts for those? I'll have to come back to you on I think I know but I don't want to make it up from the podium So we'll come back to you on that one. Okay. Thank you very much everybody. I appreciate it