Greetings and welcome to the Introduction to Astronomy. The purpose of this video is as a practice lesson, so this goes with our practice lesson just so you can get a chance to look at a video and see what will be coming over the course of the semester. So I will go over a little bit of the basic information of the course, but there will be a lot more detail provided elsewhere. So let's go ahead and take a look at what we will have here and the practice lesson. The idea why I do a practice lesson is to give you an idea of how each module in this class is going to work. You will see a number of different things including the lecture materials, the discussions, different types of assignments, and a checklist. And I'll discuss them all very briefly here, although if you go to the course navigation video you will be able to see it in a little bit more detail over the class itself. Now what we'll see is, let's look at lecture materials first. Lecture materials will be broken into various different things. You will have lecture videos, links to videos, such as this one for each lesson. You will have access to the slides in various formats. I'll give you some review questions that you can look at as a review and studying and some various additional materials for you to look at for that lesson. So as you'll see, there's no assignments here. This is just the basic background information that you will want to look at for the class. Now we will also see that we will have different types of discussions. My astronomy classes will have an APOD discussion for the week. That's an astronomy picture of the day where we discuss our Monday picture. There are also graded discussions several times a week, links to discussions for class help if you want to post questions, and any other miscellaneous discussions that may be there. These are the key ones, these are the ones that are graded. So those are the ones that you will receive a grade for, although the APOD questions are given for extra credit at the end of the semester. So that tells you a little bit about the discussions. We can also look at the assignments and there's different types of assignments. There are homework assignments that are used. There are quizzes, review quizzes. There are lab quizzes, which break down the lab material for your submission. I do article reviews, solar observations, which is a semester project. So this is an important portion of your grade and nighttime observations. And again, this only applies to astronomy classes. So if you're taking a physical science class, this part does not apply, although you will see all of the other sections of this. So really, again, this is the whole purpose of this video, just to give you a practice video to look at, to summarize a little bit of the class procedures. Again, look at the class navigation video, which will walk you through this in the class. Make sure you go through each of the sections of the practice lesson to familiarize yourself with how my class is set up and how it's going to work. And make sure you complete everything and do the checklist at the end. There is a bonus at the end if you do complete all of that. So I recommend that you complete everything, although, of course, you're not required to do anything here, but there is a chance for a bonus at the end. So that concludes this lesson for the practice video. We'll be back again next time for another lesson. So until then, have a great day, everyone, and I will see you in class.


Welcome to this video of my summer morning routine. I hope you're having a good morning, even if you're not watching this in the morning, whatever time of the day you're watching this, I hope you're having a good one. I wanted to bring you guys this video just to show you what I get up to in my summer morning routines and because I personally find in summer especially like it's so easy to get into like a slump and to feel a bit like unproductive and aimless and everything and like if you're anything like me like a routine is like ah it is golden you know and I'm just having a bit of structure just makes me like feel so much more I don't know just productive and like in control, not even if I'm doing anything but just like on top of things or just put together you know and so I really like doing these and just disclaimer I don't do this every morning by any means and in fact I kind of think it's quite important to like have a mixture and a bit of a balance of like you know structuring your some of your days during the week and then other days kind of leaving like a bit more like laid back and relaxed so you can kind of do whatever so this generally I just do like most week days not even all of them depends on the week you know but regardless I hope you enjoy and maybe it inspires you to get more structure or a bit more like balance into your week whether you're more one or the other and yeah I just hope you enjoy watching and without further ado here it is good morning and this is candid footage of me actually just waking up one thing I love to do first when I wake up is make my bed that is when I remember how to obviously and it just makes my room feel a bit tidy and you know what they say happy has happy mind right that's what the but it's like also exercise unpopular opinion but I find first thing I actually prefer it because to be honest it just gets out of the way so I don't have to like low key dread it for the day I'm so tired I don't even know what's happening and as well as that you know they don't lie them and orphans do feel really nice first thing in the morning and just get you going so I often like to start off with a bit of a run I find running also gets me outside into the fresh air and kind of gets my circulation going some sun on my skin it all actually feels really nice as well as this getting out into nature first thing actually is really grounding and I find the morning is one of the most beautiful times that nature can look and so yeah I love it some mornings I like to switch it up and do some pilates instead and I find it just also helps get me a bit loosened up and make me feel limber and strong and it's just a nice achievement to do first thing this is one breakfast I have been living for lately of a bit of yogurt and thrown in a few seeds and a little bit of muesli on top and of course can't go wrong with a little bit of chopped up banana I find this is so satisfying and tasty and like it feeling as well for a long time and I love it every morning I get so excited at the prospect of having it yes next I like to have a shower just to get all fresh and clean after my sweaty run and of course this wouldn't be a morning routine without some skincare I like to cleanse my face every two days and clean any piercings I have some mornings I like to use a facial serum just to give that little extra bit of hydration even though it gives me a bit of a sheen I definitely feel the difference and of course the classic moisturizer never goes wrong makes me feel nice and hydrated I also really like to moisturize my whole body just to be feeling soft and smooth and hydrated next I find getting dressed into a nice enough outfit and it's just like doing little things like putting on a bit of mascara and little things like curfew whatever I have just really makes me feel a lot more put together and on top of my game and just overall ready to start the day a lot more that was my summer morning routine video I hope you guys enjoyed watching and maybe I don't know you felt a little bit you got a bit of inspiration or a bit of motivation to kind of I don't know get on that organized structured grinds and or if not then just found it entertaining at least or relaxing to watch I know a lot of the tips are quite generic and quite I don't know like no brainers in a way but I don't know it can be helpful to like see them like actually in a real person's life not that people who do them aren't real but you know what I mean and that yeah you just enjoyed watching overall and anyway hope you enjoyed watching and I will see you guys soon bye bye


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I'm Lisa Sites-Grual, I'm the Chief Advancement Officer at the Wikimedia Foundation. My favorite Wikipedia article is the list of titles, which is a ridiculous list of titles includes things like, you know, the fan holder to the left of the Queen and things like that. And every time I have to come up with a title for someone on the team, I consult the list and we always have lots of jokes about which titles people want. So at the Wikimedia Foundation, I oversee the team that raises the funds, everything from the banner campaigns that bring in small donations around the world to our major gifts program, to our endowment enterprise, our new earned revenue program. I also oversee the grant making team that just laid out a new grant making strategy this year and provides funds to different movement organizations around the world. And I also lead the strategic partnerships team, which forms partnerships with tech companies, but also the regional partnerships team, which works with different institutions at a regional level, cultural institutions, as well as big global institutions like the WHO. So one of the things that I'm most proud of this year is the new grant making strategy and just the team that we've hired around grant making. Grant making used to be very San Francisco based. We've hired a regional team. So we now have program officers around the world who can work with local communities and speak their language quite literally. They don't speak every language in the world, but they do speak a lot of them and are from the region, know the regions and are really going to be able to serve the regions a lot better than having kind of the centralized team that we've had in the past. So I think that's going to be a big, bold change. The other thing is, you know, the strategy itself, the grant making strategy really moves away from what we used to prioritize in the past, which was like structure and governance and, you know, there were these different grant categories based on how mature you were as an organization. And, you know, that tended to have us concentrate our funding mostly in places that were really established and where it was really easy to set up a charity and we weren't funding at the same level in places where that kind of thing might be more difficult. So the new strategy focuses on impact and moving the funds to the places where we can have the biggest impact, not the places where, you know, the governance of the organization might be the most mature. So the Advancement Department is rolling out two exciting initiatives this year that will really secure the long term sustainability of the movement and of the foundation. The first being the Wikimedia Endowment. We are about to hit our $100 million goal and are spinning out from the Tides Foundation where we began into our own standalone public charity. The second is Enterprise. We had a community conversation about Enterprise earlier this year. And in the next fiscal year, Enterprise will be operating in earnest and hopefully bringing in our first customers. And that really gives us security for the future, right? One of the things that's always kind of been concerning about our revenue picture is it really depends on people coming to wikipedia.org. With trends on the internet, you know, you've seen what's happened to newspapers. Traffic can change really quickly and funding models can change quickly as well. And so having a way of funding the movement and funding the foundation that does not rely on traffic to wikipedia.org gives us another added layer of security. Some of the things that are continuing in the Advancement Department is the amazing work of our partnerships team. They form partnerships all around the world, both at the regional level, often with regional mobile carriers to get more people access to wikipedia, as well as our strategic global partnerships team that works with tech companies as well as other large NGOs such as the WHO to really get wikipedia content out to the places where it can make a difference.


If you had to talk about the single brightest beacon of hope for the global economy, then it would most probably be tech startups. By now all of us have accepted that the future is going to be digital and probably driven by AI or artificial intelligence. And all the people taking us into that future, yes, tech startups. Tech startups have one more thing that they do, especially if you look at e-commerce and aggregated services. They sell things to us at huge discounts. And sometimes they give away stuff for absolutely free. Just open your phone right now and look at all the apps you use to buy stuff. Whether it's a product or a service, there's either some sort of rebate or some cashback or maybe a discount coupon for you to buy something later if you wanted to. The question that you must have asked at some point is who is footing the bill for all this? Who is paying for these discounts? The financials of these startups and even some big tech companies will give you the answer. They're burning cash to keep us hooked and to get more customers. And in the process, they're making huge losses. Yet, these companies are worth massive amounts of money, hundreds of millions and often billions of dollars worth without showing any profits. How does this happen? It starts with founders going to angel investors who give them some funds to launch their business in exchange for a share in the company. The company gets 1 crore from angel investors for 10% and the entire 100% of the company would become worth 10 crore rupees. Once the business starts and the startup gains customers by spending the 1 crore it got, it has to raise money again because it's not making profits which it could have pumped back into the business. This time they go to bigger investors, usually venture capital funds or VCs. The founders and investors show how the startup has managed to get a large number of customers and together they come up with a model which projects what the startup will earn over the next 5 to 10 years. This model is used to come up with a valuation for the company. Obviously, this is more than the 10 crore rupees it started with. Let's say it is now worth 20 crore. The angel investors have effectively doubled their money. They might want to exit now by selling their shares to the new venture capitalists and the VCs take the angel investors 10% shares and also ask for 20% more from the founders because they want more control. This totals to 30% of the company. Now remember we said that the company's valuation is now 20 crore. So the VCs put in 30% of that or 6 crore rupees for their 30% stake in the company. The angel investors get out with that 2 crore and the startup is left with 4 crore rupees to burn and expand. In 2 years they've run out of cash again and need more money but the startup's narrative is still looking promising at least to outsiders so the VCs decide it is time to get out. They bring in even bigger investors, usually private equity firms popularly known as PE firms. Once again this loss making company goes through a miraculous increase in its valuation. Now it is worth 30 crore. The VCs sell their 30% to the private equity firms and get out with 9 crores. Remember they brought in originally just 6 crores. The PE funds ask the founders to give up another 20% and inject 6 crore into the company. Again the startup gets more money to burn and get more customers by giving them free fees and discounts. Who wouldn't want that right? 2 years down the line the startup is still not showing signs of making any profits and it hasn't hit the revenue targets it had promised. But if the private equity investors admit publicly that they've lost faith in the startup its valuation will tank right? So they bring in more money at an even higher valuation. This time they take 10% more but at a valuation of 50 crore. The PE firm now owns 60% of the company and the startup gets another 5 crore to spend which it will inevitably end up burning. But it's a new lease of life after all. Now the founders and investors begin to plan an IPO. Yes you can be loss making but still raise money from the public through an IPO. It happened in the past couple of years in India when loss making tech companies raised money by selling their shares to the Amjanta. That is when the PEs take out a chunk of their money as do the founders. The IPO is sold to institutions and the public at fabulous valuations. Perhaps 150 crores now the original investors in the startup triple their investments while mutual funds and ordinary shareholders are left holding the baby and the bath water. Think of any of the tech startup stocks that listed recently each one of them has crashed. So if you invested in these companies you have more or less lost every penny that you gained from all the rebates they gave you when you used their apps. Okay you will say I don't care I didn't buy into any of these IPOs. You lose even if you think you have no connection with startup financing. Because the entire startup financing system is a sophisticated Ponzi scheme. When investors put in a money into a startup they not only bring their own savings but also borrow from other lenders. The money that comes into the startups account is kept in a bank as a deposit out of which the startup spends money every month. The bank in turn takes these deposits and lends them out to an interest on it. Some of this money goes back to venture capitalists and private equity firms who in turn invest in startups again which once again put their money into their bank accounts. This is a self-reinforcing cycle. On the face of it there's no problem here the startups are very valuable after all the shares can fetch a lot of money in the market. So even if the startups are unable to make profits and therefore find it difficult to pay the loans back the shares can be sold to make good the loans right. But remember the example we just took the startup never made any profits but managed to get a massive valuation which its business model simply didn't deserve. So if a bank really wants to get back the money it lent it would only get a fraction of the market value of the shares because it was so heavily inflated in the first place. In effect this is very like a sophisticated Ponzi scheme where future investors are going to lose. They will pay for all the losses that have been made while consumers were being given freebies. This is exactly what happened to the real estate bubble that led to the global financial crisis in 2008 which caused a massive economic slowdown across the world where everyone lost. This time the crisis might start in the over inflated over bloated valuations of the tech sector where huge amounts of money huge amounts of public savings have been invested. Tech startups have already been facing a funding winter for the past one year something similar happened to the real estate sector in 2007 just a year before the final collapse and just like 2007 the first banks are beginning to fail back then home loan companies started failing first this time banks in the startup and tech space have begun to fail. Again the contagion spread very quickly to bigger banks in 2007 this time we are seeing a mega bank credit switch fail it is seemingly without any connection to tech financing but it is within the same interconnected world of finance capital.  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It's December the 16th. It's Wednesday. It's 11 o'clock. It's time for Rediscovering America. I'm Tim Apachele, your host. And the title of this show is Trump Winning Big. His pack scores $225 million. You know, a lot has happened since just last week from our last show. A number of signals that would say the party's over for Donald Trump. So, but the moniker that he's losing isn't really, he's not really losing. And the proof is that when you can earn $225 million in less than five weeks, I don't know if that's losing. In my world, I can't make $225 million in a month and one week. So, what's really occurred since the last, our last show? Well, first off, we know that all 50 states have certified the vote. Then what we saw was the Supreme Court finally said no to the challenge of Texas. They said no, we're not even going to entertain the case. It was without standing, without merit. And then we saw the Electoral College as of Monday, excuse me, Electoral College. We saw them vote and confirm that Joe Biden will be the next president. And then, lo and behold, yesterday, Mitch McConnell finally accepted that fact and, you know, acknowledged that Joe Biden will be the president. And last but not least, it probably more important to Donald Trump than anything is his old buddy, Vladimir Putin, acknowledged that Joe Biden will be the next president. So, in this last week, have we heard anything from Donald Trump to address COVID and now the over 300,000 deaths that we have of Americans? Have we heard anything about the horrific hacking of multiple government agencies and standing up to Vladimir Putin and saying, what do you think you're doing? We haven't heard any of that. What have we heard? The election was stolen from me. It was fraudulent. And we will fight on. And in that statement, fighting on means we're going to keep gathering and collecting money from our would-be followers. And so, without further ado, I'd like to introduce our guests. Good morning, everyone. We have Jay Fidel, Winston Welch, Stephanie Dalton, Cynthia Lee Sinclair. Good morning, everyone. Morning, Tim. Morning, Tim. So, JDU, we just had a major break in of all our many, many government computers. They're not necessarily stealing something, but they're up to something and not a word from the president about this. All he's concerned about is we will fight on. And I think the end's coming near to him. He's going, how can I continue to get donations from my followers when all the indications that as I have lost the election and I'm not going to overturn this, and so I can't convince them to keep giving me money? Where does this end for Donald Trump? P.S., just last hour, we had a show on the technical side of that thing with Andrew Lanning, our host on security matters, to examine what happened here. It's not entirely totally clear that Russia did it, but it's likely. And Russia has been doing it for a while. So on the one hand, as you say, Putin is admitting that Biden won the election, but on the other hand, behind his back, he's got legions of programmers and hackers that are attacking American business and especially government. And you know, remember two, three weeks ago, the press was saying, watch out. If you have a sloppy transition, national security takes a hit and people that is nation states like China, Russia take advantage and Russia is taking advantage. And in the meantime, Trump is doing nothing. How do we say nothing? I think nada, ryan, anybody got another word for nothing? Nada, nada, nada, nada, nada. Do you know, do you know that Trump has not had a cabinet meeting since May? The cabinet of the administration of the United States has not met since May. In answering your question, he hasn't done anything about COVID. He hasn't done anything about anything, zero. It's like he's not in office anymore. And meanwhile, the country is suffering for it. I think it's heinous, what's happening now. And Biden is, you know, talking a good game and you know, giving us confidence and hope and all that reality is we have no government now, zero government. How do you say zero, zero government? Nada, nada. All right, thank you, Jay, for your comments. And Winston to you, what do you think more can happen between now and January 20th to further erode our government and set us up for either more computer hacking from our, you know, from foreign, foreign countries or what else could go wrong in the next, you know, 30 days? Well, yeah, I mean, the universe of what if, I think as New Yorkers put out an article recently called Trump's cool attempt isn't over. There's still, this is going to go on after he's out of office. He's said he's going to, he should run a shadow. Someone suggests he run a shadow presidency after he's out and every time that Biden gives that presidential press conference, he'll have his own and blah, blah. And you know, touting that one American network or Newsmax are one of a beat Fox News. And so this is not going away, but hopefully he'll be minimized as time goes by. I'm not sure it will work, but who knows, maybe as the media finds something else to latch onto. What I was heartened about was Mitch McConnell, although I thought Anderson Cooper giving his talk about the slow clap award for him finally acknowledging reality. How Mitch McConnell, like all the Republicans was running scared. And rightly so, their lives have been threatened, literally threatened about a holding rule of law in the Constitution of the United States that supersedes their party. That's the more scary part and things splintering. And if Donald Trump gives some coded or not so coded tweet out, that's a little bit scary too, but the rats are fleeing from the from the ship. Mike Pompeo is now quarantine because his party of 900 last night, I guess they didn't wear masks and he didn't even go. So I'm glad I'm sure his guests were happy that they didn't go either. As we attempt to understand what we've just been through, I think there's a couple of articles that I felt were really interesting. Slate had one called America's Attempting to Exit an Abusive Relationship on December 15. I thought it was quite interesting. And another one that's similar is in Politico came out what the science of addiction tells us about Trump and that your brain on grievances looks like a lot like your brain on drugs. And it's not just a problem for the outgoing president or all of us. And that was came out on the 12. I thought these will be helpful as we move forward to understand what we have just been through, what we are currently going through. It gives us language, it gives us structure, it gives us parallels in other areas of life. So I'm encouraged by these types of articles and new understanding for people that realize that they may have been held hostage to ideas that are utterly insane. And at some point, they will give it up or they won't. But the rest of us got to move on. And I was heartened to see that the Senate leadership is moving forward that indeed they're putting out bills that Donald Trump specifically said he would veto. He's not going to veto them in the end or they will be overridden. So he has asked specifically the senators, he says it would be a nightmare if you sign on to challenge this vote on January 6 because we will all have to go down and say we are voting against Trumpism and if they don't have to do it, they don't have to do it. But in some way, it might just expose things for what they are. But I think at this point, we need more baking soda poured on everything in our nation just to calm everyone down, get behind Biden and Kamala Harris who gave, who were very magnanimous towards McConnell, I have to say. Yeah, I think they left the door open. I don't think they were at all taking them on and criticizing them harshly for being mum for the last five weeks. Okay, thank you, Winston. Hey, Stephanie, I noticed that Donald Trump did pivot a little bit. He shifted. He's now asking his loyal followers whether or not it's a good idea for him to run in 2024. And that pivot then is now shifting from we're going to reverse the vote.  He's pivoting in on that because he's earned his $225 million. And he knows that that message isn't going to sell anymore. So now he can pivot and say, why don't you donate for my 2024 campaign and that inevitability that I'm going to run and be your next president come around 2024. Is that a winning strategy? Will that work? Thank you, Tim. I think, yeah, that's a great question. I believe that it will work for a while. But I think that as the media has mentioned, he will no longer be in what's called the A1 block. A1 block of topics is evidently something they have to run or obligated to run. Well, he's always in it. So he's going to not be in that any longer. And he's going to have to do stuff to get there. So I think that that's a very good sign because it should drop the exposure of him. Meanwhile, as Jay has pointed out, the not a gig is almost over. And I'd like to call that the dereliction of duty gig. Because since, as Jay mentioned, do no cabinet meetings for six months, not to mention other oversight that didn't occur. And now we've had this hack. Gosh knows what it is that they've all got now six months of not of them in our stuff that we didn't do anything to block or even know it was happening. That is such a swipe at US expertise on this. And all having to do with leadership. Certainly, you know, everybody needs to ramp up the game here. But the leadership was not there. No oversight. And especially by him, he's made nothing attention to anything except his own. What point does the lack of leadership be overruled for national security?  And you do nothing and to defend not only the Constitution, but defend the security of the nation and its people. At what point is there a Constitution provision to say we're stepping in if you're not willing to do your job? We should well, well, we need to search. Well, let's review that's a very good point. I mean, that's another one to go on the list of after we're passed and into the next administration, things to think about to strengthen our democracy. And I think that his those consequences, I believe, you know, I felt like could be there the whole time, because anytime you're not paying attention. And I don't think he was much paying attention through the whole four years, except on the stuff that he was immediately knee jerking and attending to. And so that's going to have an effect as we all know. I mean, that's not any big surprise to anybody's if you're not paying attention, you're going to get consequences. And here we go. And these are pretty major. And I think that to finish up that this is going to roll out in answer to your first question, this is going to continue to roll out what else has happened that he has no awareness of and had hollowed out agencies and work that didn't get done. And heaven only knows what is going to be presented as undone and left unattended and a mess. And that should help with his later trying to get attention when he's seen as derelict in his right. I see I see one option for him and I'm going to go to Cynthia with this one. Thank you very much, Stephanie. Cynthia, let's play what if let's let's pretend or not pretend, but it could be a reality. Let's say that the two senators in Florida are checkmarked in the Democrat column. And now Joe Biden will enjoy the luxury of a Senate control and a House of Representative control. Does that help Donald Trump? Even more Georgia, don't you? Yes. And what did I say? Florida. Oh, yeah, Georgia. Does that help Donald Trump raise even more money? As he now is going to become the Superman of candidates to right the wrong that took place in Georgia? Oh, I think that's exactly what he's going to do. He's going to use every little nuance that he can to twist this and to keep the narrative going that he was robbed. And that the only way to get America back is through his own machinations. Everyone must follow him. It's the only way to get it back.  Now, does he support that? Oh, yes. Do we hear lots of talk of civil war? Oh, yes. Do we need lots of baking soda like Winston says? Oh, yes, we do. You know, even if it's just to talk to one person, to reach out to one person that you know thinks opposite of you and just try to have a discourse with them.   And that's what we're going to have to do in order to get the baking soda needed to connect with other people, I think. Okay. Thank you. I think that leads me, your last point leads me to the next question, Jay. We had 126 GOP representatives signed on to overthrow this election in four different states, representing over 20 million voters in their votes. We had 17 other state attorney generals contesting the elections in those four states. What are the ramifications for these people that signed on to that? Other than a letter of chastise from Nancy Pelosi to them, what other provisions are available to say that this was deplorable behavior on their part and it won't be tolerated in the future? And we don't want to see again something like this in the future. What can be done about that? I think we should criticize them right here on Think Tech and continue to do that. I think the media should criticize them forever and ever, especially when it comes time that they're running again. A lot of them will be running in two years. But I think it opens a whole discussion, Tim, that a discussion you and I have had offline.  And there'll be more trouble, but ultimately, you know, in January 20th, he'll be gone. And the Trump swamp will have been drained. And what have we got down there? What have we got at the bottom of that swamp? We have, you know, the reveal of some really bad problems in this country. This country is screwed up to a fairly well that 70 million people could vote for an open despot that people would oppose masks, you know, when it saves their lives. They could go to parties when it threatens their health. I was mentioning before the show that the mayor of Dodge City, Kansas, did you say Winston Kansas, resigned today because she had an initiative about encouraging people to wear masks in Dodge City. And they threatened her over it. The skinheads threatened her over it.  And so, I mean, we have a real breakdown in this country of rationality, of civic engagement, if you will. Nice idea, Cynthia, that we should all try to talk to the other guy, but lots of luck. We have 70 million people who believe they're right and we're wrong and won't hear any of it. Where do we get to a place like this? We have hundreds of legislators who have their heads in very dark places. How did they get there? That goes to my point, Jay, and that is to coin, you know, Michelle Obama's and Cynthia's point. When they go low, we go high. How high should we go? Because without consequences, what's to prevent the next party from, you know, the next person from doing the exact same thing, but even more destructive. So how high do we go? Well, the first thing is to recognize the problem. And the problem is not just Trump. With Trump's departure, we find the reality.  People are ill-educated. They have no sense of duty to the country. They couldn't care. They think the country doesn't need them and they don't need the country, which is totally wrong. And we have a major problem. It's not just a few Republicans here and there. It's 70 million people. How do you start that? I mean, if we talk about education, as Stephanie often does, we're talking about a generation of kids. We're going to have to retrain against the wishes of some of their families who tell them, no, no, no, you don't need to be retrained. You have to listen to people like Trump. We have to change our mindset for at least 70 million people. Just because he's gone doesn't mean we don't have this problem. We have this problem. And I have confidence in Biden that he will appreciate the problem. I'm not sure how much he can do. The Secretary of Education is a very important pick, but also it's the leadership we've all been talking about for months and years here on this show. And that is somebody's got to get up and say, wait a minute, let's get rational because the alternative is really bleak. Reality is what we have now is going to continue after Trump. And further, the last point I want to make is that 225 million I actually think is significantly more than that. Thank you to the Supreme Court for Citizens United making that all possible. He's got a slush fund as big as your arm. And yeah, he'll use it to pay off Deutsche Bank. He'll use it for all kinds of personal transactional things. No question about that. But he'll also use it to primary Republicans who don't go along with him in the next couple years. And he'll try to set the tone. He'll try to keep them crazy. He'll try to develop leadership by using money. And in this country, money really talks. Money talks politically. Money is power. He'll try to use that to continue his power. And what we've got to do, the media, especially the media is free in that regard. And Biden and any right thinking Democrat, we've got to go high. As you say, we've got to protect our democracy. We cannot be complacent in any way. Trump is there. He'll continue to be there. And even if he drops dead, the fact is you got 70 million people who are also cockamamie. So what are we going to do? We have to preserve this country. It's our collective duty, but it ain't easy. And that's why we have to keep on doing the show. Thank you, Jay. Winston, on the same topic, are there any remedies available to Nancy Pelosi if she wanted to somehow point out these 126 GOP representatives other than a letter of chastisement? Are there any sanctions that could be implemented? Or is there anything that anyone can do to really, other than a news story, is there anything that anything could be done to say that that was not a right thing to do? As I look at how Kamala Harris and Joe Biden and McConnell and what did they call them, the Four Corners got together and sent it majority minority and House majority minority leaders. They're coming together on some sort of COVID relief bill, whether it includes waivers for businesses or whatnot. They know that the entire system is in jeopardy. They know that one man has been driving it and that he is fueling just pouring pumping gasoline on folks and that they're biting. You got 126 representatives who signed on to this. Fortunately, no senators have signed on to this. So that tells you something a little bit that they are sober to some degree and that they have been held hostage by this man as much as anybody else, as much as the Democrats or anyone else. And they are happy to see him go.  He's stayed in power. He preceded the Donald Hill. He'll survive him too. He is a wily old Kentuckian and he realizes that his party is in mortal danger at this point because it is not it's seen. I saw there was a on Joy, the lady on him, this NBC. She had Steve Schmidt on. Yes, and she had Steve Schmidt on and he was a Republican strategist. Now he's quit the party. He says, I am a Democrat now because I am a single issue voter. And that is, I believe in democracy. And this is the only party of democracy now. And when you get enough people like that, who are Republican strategists saying this party of authoritarianism is not American anymore. New Yorker had a really good article on that call. That's not just Trump's war on democracy anymore. And another one in Washington Post on how the stolen election myth will swallow the GOP. Mitch McConnell and other leaders realized that and they need to reign back. They need to reclaim their party as much as we may disagree with some of the fundamental ideas there. They need to reclaim the American-ness of their party and get back to sanity where we are not held by, I think there's very good parallels to what happened in the Cultural Revolution in China. There was a really interesting piece about the French Revolution and how people tried to deflect blame and how that didn't go well. I am hopeful that at the top we're seeing these adult moves where they're just sidelining and marginalizing Donald Trump and eventually the noise will dry out. And I think that is Cynthia's suggestion writ large. It's our individual outreach to somebody but at that level it's very symbolic when they're sitting down and they're not saying, hey, you guys have been totally screwing with this all along. They're just saying, what are we going to get together, done together right now that we can all agree on and put the other stuff aside in literally another bill or whatever it is. So I'm remaining hopeful but we have serious work to do. Educational, moral, cultural. Stephanie's right. It begins with education. It begins with civics classes. It begins with every ninth grader volunteering to walk little old ladies across the street. Boy scouts picking up trash and all the whole nine yards and us getting back involved. It gets us back to the social contract with America and what this is all about. And you're right. That's right. That's been noticeably absent not only for the last five years but certainly even before then. So good point Winston. I thank you very much. Switching gears slightly. Stephanie, our friend William Barr, well your friend William Barr, he's not our man. You know at the very end he kind of pulled it out of a nosedive. He did two very important things is he didn't announce the investigation of Hunter Biden before the election. He didn't announce that which I think Trump is very, very upset about because that would have helped him. And then the second and the more important thing is he basically, he didn't basically, he said there was no reason to suspect that fraud was evident in this election. And he found no credible evidence of fraud that would make any change in how the election went. So these two items, does he get a pass on those two things that he did? Does that redeem William Barr, the Roy Cohen for the president of the United States? Does that somehow redeem him? That is really an interesting question. And I think, you know, they're looking at it and the major programs and they've also compared his day-no-maw period for from Trump now as with what he did with Bush, President, Dad Bush, Dad Bush. So he stayed with Dad Bush right to the end of the administration and was right there with him the whole time and doing all kinds of things. And evidently, Dad Bush also did some questionable pardoning too. So he's got the goods and the experience to do that. So it's questionable. You're raising all those issues. I mean, what they actually mean is he fired, is he resigning, is he actually getting consequences for not doing Trump's bidding, even though a pro-magnon can understand that Hunter Biden is a kid and not a White House employee or elected to office. So why do we care about him anyway? And then the other one is certainly concerning too. So we'll know more about that. And I think that my understanding is, now that he's gone, we've got very weakened institutions, as my understanding of it, all of our institutions are really down and they're scrambling at the Attorney General's Department of Justice because that's been so hollowed out, except for now they've got somebody stepping up to take Barr's place, which I think might really be Trump's interest, is having the man come up behind Barr because he is even more dire in his purposes than Barr was. And he will be more Roy Cohen for Trump. And the background that he has is really chilling in what he has managed to put through and supported over time. What can we say until we know more, right? We will know more, unfortunately, not to live through the rest of this. Thank you for your perspective. We're running out of time. Cynthia, same question to you. We've got less in a minute. Okay. Well, I don't think he resigned. I don't even think he wrote that effusive letter either in his letter of resignation. I think he was fired. I think that was a very carefully crafted letter of resignation to hide the fact that he was fired because Trump doesn't want it to be known that he was fired because he didn't do the things he wanted him to. At least that's my thought on the whole thing. I'd like to speak to one thing really fast because I know we're almost out of time. We are out of time, but go ahead. Can you mention something about this whole thing with Russia? While this whole new breach into our grid, which is just crazy with all of the state departments, the Treasury, Finance, HHS, I mean, these are big, Forbes 500 people. We don't even have any idea how extensive it is yet, but these are some of the things that Trump has done or not done, but these are the things that he has done that are good for Russia. He sided with Russia over American intel on Russian meddling in the 2016 election, never talked to Putin about reported bounties on US troops, publicly says Russia is part of Crimea, withdrew troops from Syria, fought implementation of Congress-approved sanctions, fought with Western allies and attacked the EU, invited Putin to the G7 and never ever once criticized Putin. Well, Putin got the best deal he could possibly get with Donald Trump. You get the last word on that. This is our last show until 2021. Very in a couple of words. Any wishes to our audience and any wise words for this end of this year?  Pray for our country, pray for glory, pray for peace, pray for healing and unity to come back to our country. Thank you. Jay, you're next. Any last words for this year and for 2021? Thank you very much, Cynthia. Watch out. Watch out the next few weeks. He's got other things up his sleeve and watch out even after that because he'll do things that will try to bring Biden down. So we have to be strong and we shouldn't be surprised with what kinds of things happen. We have to maintain our vigilance at all times now. Wise words. Thank you, Jay. Winston. You know, I'm hopeful for 2021. The nation stood. The Supreme Court voted unanimously to not even hear the case. There are institutions that have withstood this unprecedented assault and we will show up and repair the other ones over the next four years and rediscover, as per the title of our show, America and what it means to step up the civic duty and find the goodness within each of us and collectively. Thank you. Stephanie? Mahalo, everyone for watching this show, which to us is a joy and hopefully you get some pleasure and information from it. Thank you very much. Don't forget to talk about Coronaville tomorrow, Tim. Tomorrow, 11 o'clock, Thursday, Coronaville. Be there and be informed. I'm Tim Appichella, your host. I'd like to just say have a blessed holiday between now and the end of the year. Be safe, be healthy, and count your blessings because we all have many times we don't take to acknowledge it or even recognize it. So God bless everyone. We'll see you next year, rediscovering America. I'd like to thank Jay Fidale, Winston Welch, Stephanie Dalton, and Cynthia Leeson-Claire. Aloha, everyone. See you next year.


Here we are the beginning of a wonderful new series that I don't even want to release one of these until all of them are recorded So all of the resident evils. Yes every single one every single one Who knows if our cast will change as we watch them to the only constants probably being me rags and metal But what if we get three or four resident evils in in someone new arrives? And they don't have all of the resident evil lore and they don't have an emotional connection to all of the characters They don't understand their backstories Days later no questions. I'm just gonna run from one minute and explain the plot. You ready Jay has nothing listening It will be on us to help them we will give them all of the required lore to understand just what the flimpy hell is going on That'd be like jumping into the second hour of return of the king. Who are these short people and what's with his eyeball? Why is it yay?  It's allegorical for people giving you the hairy eyeball. Nobody likes it. Harry.  It's gonna be funny. Yeah, hairy eyeball is when someone looks at you with disdain or skepticism damn So we hit a day to celebrate No, I got nothing actually we're just watching Paul Ws Anderson famous Incredible author if you if you could call him that of an adaptation of the Resident Evil games into movie form Very popular made all kinds of money and they're very very faithful to the games Like these are the kind of things that you just watch and you're like, man I don't even need to play the game anymore.  Yeah Yeah, load them zombies. No way I'm glad that doom carried the tradition all the way up to annihilation Semper fi motherfucker. Yeah, they're going strong.  Oh, yeah Yeah, easily. It's an actual movie. I didn't even say good or bad just stable It's very it's cohesive. You can understand it.  It was entertaining Terrible the end with the doggies and it was Rip the fight straight from it might have been after life. Yeah. Yeah, I think so.     What are we guardians of the galaxy now? Feel like they did it on purpose that makes it worse, but anyway, we're gonna be starting this one up I don't really know if there's any preamble required outside of the confusion You may have is there's nothing to do with the game really at all outside of there's a house and the zombies An umbrella is involved I remember those and Yeah, Alice is like a complete made-up thing like character character played by the woman who went on to Mary Paul W. S. Anderson and is the protagonist in all of his movies because then they get the director and primary actor salaries And that's pretty good How did you manage the challenge to get private and business under one roof We're really good. We're up to the challenge Took the challenge. It was really hard, but somebody has to do it That's funny and there is that's why she's everyone. Yeah, and there are some people who'll rate her as being like an awesome action star It's just like I Like you're in fifth element Yes, yes, the film it's pretty awesome Another movie I haven't seen in like ten years with that. We are ready. I'm so ready. Well, you have trivia You wanted to say oh, yeah, so I do have one piece of cool trivia about this film At least I think it's fun is the entire soundtrack was orchestrated I guess by Marilyn Manson. Oh, yeah Some of it is actually pretty cool in this film music wise There's one you'll get when they break into the house That one is pretty badass. It's a good song three two one go Let's see who's responsible for this So many pictures entertainment company My goodness these graphics are amazing Confidential data. That's crazy. Oh, oh, it's political and financial influences felt everywhere You're right Russia. This is Jason Isaacs. By the way played tabbington in the Patriot I feel like you could have given us all that information without text, but I'm not even sure you need it for the film This film gives you all of the context leading up to what they're talking about in that intro Which is like the next film. I like the artistic Ness going on here Um, they're in slow-mo. I hope that they don't break whatever's in those vials and it gets everywhere That would be insane. I would be horrible. Oh my goodness. It's I Don't even know if I have a joke for that There we go, it's the Hulk's DNA Yeah, why not a normal flask or something what is this some kind of biohazard Why do they see don't break Oh, no, that's real Smurf DNA is gonna get everywhere. You'd think they would have built it with stronger glass You'd think man. Oh my goodness. It's in the vents now Turn everyone into an avatar person.  Yep.  Oh Oh Wow bad to get worse, buddy I don't think anything could be worse even death Yeah, the dogs can sense evil. See we have the trope. Yeah, it's like in the thing Dogs are just really good judges of you know, happiness Chihuahuas is like, oh, no, we have a zombie Chihuahua. This is zombie Chihuahua or in something That's triggering a memory laid trinity with a camera that oh, you're right. It is play trinity. That's true Yeah, the little zombie Pomeranian we have a vent. Yeah, we have a vent in the biohazard room That leads to the rest of the facility Sorry about that guy I think this is a stock sound effect. Yep Hello, hi, you've contacted phone support Except the air vents except the air vents. There's so many questions like What do you have an axe for? Yeah, also it shows that as an example of like see how futile it is like well a few good strikes And that might be able to actually fall apart. Yeah, you hit that thing 50 times and This is the thing I will give this to the movie. It's not just about security systems failing The security system is trying to kill them. Well, that's a shitty security system. Yeah. Well, you know, I don't know why it's trolling them here though Yeah Weird especially now they are only at the third story so they could live Yeah, if they were to drop straight down. Wow like 17 bad things happen simultaneously here at umbrella Well, the the the glass is vibrating when they tap in it. It's it's that really strong bendy glass Oh, no Life science decrease anything riparoonie.  We'll have to wait for the justification from it's it's it's the red queen is the one that's doing this Oh, okay. I'm excited. I can't quite remember what she says I think it's just she considers it too late once the virus escapes once the bile breaks next to the airman Yeah, it's one of those events, you know, so if they're all gas to death, why isn't the gas now getting into their elevator? Well, they breathed in all the gas. Oh Yeah, it's all gone now. You can squeeze through that. I don't believe that I feel like you could have opened that further guys. I feel like yeah, it's moving back and forth You can see the sea. So yeah, even as a kid this truck. We're so weird. It's like, what are you?  Fuller, what do you mean you can't color? Puller break in Oh my goodness. Why are you still there? Maybe get moving get moving No, puller. How could they possibly be having trouble? Yeah, I guess I'm easier now Why did that happen? Oh my goodness gracious Stupid that's what you get for all your initiative employee the month. It's the hairy eyeball I don't think it's very hairy. We're like scary eyeball. Oh my god. She's so much younger here I kind of forgot. Yeah, boy. I actually think I can't remember. Is there naked in this movie? And then he proposed She's kind of hot naked Someone has to make movies with people that they love Fancy buff room. Oh, no, it's on me. This was the ultimate plotline from diesel because she don't have no memory Oh, no. Oh, no, I'm glad I didn't fall over and hit my head on the marble and I'll cover it up Oh, we saw we saw a side We saw just a little bit for just yep, there we go. See we got some we're gonna have It's a fine booby. It's nothing wrong with it.  Peppy Peppy peepo peepo poopy. Oh, yeah Peppy and his son peepo Pepo No, pepo exists as well. Don't pepo. Is pepo the grandpa or something? No, no Today all your dreams come true neat. That's very good penmanship Why'd you scribble it? Why did she write it? Well, I'll see if it was her handwriting. Yeah.  If you lost all your memory, would your handwriting be the same because I don't feel it would I I It's just depends on what is lost.  She's lost specifically All of the memories of who or what her job is. I think so does that case just sit that flashing like that forever They haven't sent cameras here that they do at the secret facility. This is just like in the mandalorian Oh, that's a classic one fit the red dress I kind of remember if like it's a reference to anything in the games, but probably isn't Whoa, that was really scary. Oh, yeah, just so you know, this is a horror movie. I'm terrified It's gonna be lost for you as we progress, but hey Oh, sure.  Yeah, you're kind of right there That does look like creepy garbage even the area around it. I'm assuming this isn't actually outside This is a set or something. Maybe I guess we'll see all of our answers will surely have questions.  Yeah, I was gonna say it's it's very shadow the hedgehog Oh, no, though. I will say he's easily the best character in this movie. Oh, that's a continuity error with the reflection of the chandelier can Damn just want to point that out. Why do they take all their masks off? I guess because we could see the actors Yeah, you don't pay them all that nice money for them to wear a mask Why do they feel the need to wear them going in? But they did throw they did throw gas Well, it was just a little poof and then it went off and it didn't seem to really bug these two and then they That poof was very very that was it's their opinion that they wanted to weigh a lot Also, if they've been told she lost her memory, you think they'd give her a little like hi So I'm Sam. This is Dave. Sarah. Alex. She's probably like she's probably like damn.  It's sick I bet the sets in this movie will be very efficiently shot And you could have just gotten that torch out when you went down there. It's pretty well Something's creepy. Something's creeping around. I heard the spooky noises. Oh my goodness.  There's life Commander could you not point that at me, please? Thank you. Commander stop pointing that at me Well, Max, the reason they're comfortable with doing that is because they're not real guns Oh, right. They were just given they were just given outfits and told to act like a super secret squad of good people That is in narrative what they are doing.   So he went to umbrella He's fine memory loss. Just like the other one. He's fine memory loss. He's fine in any other way, okay? Makes sense. You don't know that maybe as autism. Yes, I do.   How do I know what gun he has on his holster if it's covered? You know, never mind. It's umbrella. They're magic.  You and I have the same employer.  What is this shit? What is this woke garbage? Yeah, the main two straight white characters are in a sham marriage created by the corporation apparently like wow Well, look at them graphics Our graphics are like this, but the frame rate is that good Like made in garrison Guys, that's a train. You know, it's cool that the bad guy fortress is called the hive. Okay. That's cool Yeah, I've never seen that For how long subjective an hour day week subjective. I don't think you know what that word means I'm afraid things are surely he should just said it varies. Let's go and have the movie happen All of our exposition and setup is done now. Let's shoot zombies To bring some armor for for for us like we wanted something close on the flashlights that you have not yet Okay, I guess it's scarier to not see and it doesn't make sense. This is a scary movie. Is he using night vision? Is that what's happening? I guess the rest of them are just staring into why aren't you showing us his view? Why aren't you all just using flashlights and using your eyeballs? Wait, where was the light all the way on the other side of the room It was provided by an offering camera that they used for film. What did he press? He pressed the light button. Yeah. Oh, okay Makes it easier to work underground. I think there's a view. Thanks discount matt daemon. He really kind of is Man, that would have been useful in that other really dark room zero. We confirm this as an elevator shaft How many times are we gonna see this staircase? Because we saw the one in doom annihilation like four actions stairs They've even got a nerd and then they got the cool leader like badass female. What else we got stereotype If they can release nerve gaffes into this place, where are y'alls masks? How can we not wear the stereotype? Strong man who likes to strong things. He hits it with the axe like seven times and gave up It's a mystery liquid. Just walk through it. It's fine. This isn't a biohazard lab or anything. Yeah Oh No, it's first off. That's not jesus second off. Oh my god. All right. They should totally be wearing their masks Why aren't they not? I have no idea when the red queen could easily because i'm pretty sure part of what happens in this Is the red queen tries to kill them. It's cold in here. We need character development They didn't sex.  Do you remember anything? No Nothing before the train I feel like they would have way more questions at much closer intervals What's my name if you picture you waking up in this scenario? I mean, I feel like could you just leave me upstairs? I don't want to do this whole thing That might slow us down to getting to shoot zombies You're the weapon and I have one like at least a sidearm or something. I hope it's safe um Hello You act act Was that was that supposed to be him listening to like distant groans of zombies? I thought it was supposed to be like poison coming through the air No, I think it's just it connects to a room where all the zombies are currently alive It shows how good this movie is because it's open for interpretation and we can talk about our experiences.  Like can we breathe this? Mel you muted we need your commentary for the film. How do we know if you like this?   This is the bit There were tea posing anybody who'd seen this film would totally just remember this part specifically Not me. It's pretty cool though. Oh She could have killed them up to this point by just leaking gas right in I don't know why she didn't I guess she's out of gas She used all of it. She's like, oh, I would have never happened in 1940s Exactly. You're really suspicious and conscious about this room. Yeah, this particular hallway What's in this hallway that wasn't in the rest of the facility? I wonder merris Wow, you should be like blinded Thank you.  Yeah, they wait for like a halfway through the corridor before totally looks like a sticker Like it's bad. Sure. Whatever it is. Maybe it is metal. They save resources I've got my Nokia in position Totally wasn't pressing anything there was like No, man, it's like a computer keep the camera above the keyboard, please Checkmate What? Checkmate. Don't play chess and open the door. Just play computer chess Guys sir, please stop playing the gun at us They're aware that they are heading into that room to shut down the queen That's their goal. You'd think they'd be more worried. I think that this is the best actor they could get I mean, I don't think I said if you could do with your weapons here, I'm still not releasing you. All right, calm down The music level five drowns these guys out a little more level of hackers What was she doing the whole time? How did how did that hit you how did it go into diagonal line when it was straight? No, you're dead. Oh my god.  Yeah, like wow that was quick. How much moving? You know what because the movie is so thin the reason why I like him so much This guy who literally is not acting in any of his scenes Her defenses are down. No, they're anyone.  Oh, where's the dice pot? Where's where's where's how did all of that get shredded when they did the final checkerboard thing? Uh, it's immune. Oh, sweet.  It's like, oh What's his voice was cool. It's voice was cool. I said keep it tight He was like, uh, he was like if Keith david was a pokemon This is what would be the evolution before him. Oh, I guess so. Yeah, I could see Um, he's also an alien vs predator and he also has a cool voice in that and he also gets chopped into cubes Well, I guess he found his niche. Yeah, I've always thought he's very very specific. It's shawn bean Oh god, it's hideous Oh, no, she's british. I mean, that's how you know something Wow, that looks bad Child actor and say it's a realistic hologram. I would have totally tried to kick the hologram just for fun So, yeah, she said if you disable her it disables all the power in the hive. Yeah, why? I just that's clearly not true. There's lights still on. No, these are all lights to denote that See power is gone. Oh, no. Now. He's not getting his his It's his cum cane Cum cane you I feel like if you turned off the power nothing would change No, but so you know when you lock a door, but then you turn off the power the door unlocks Oh, yeah, I mean if it if they were held together via a magnet once again We're faced with hey that could have been neat in a good film Like the the corridors you can't see anything but you can start to hear the distant hum of an army of zombies heading your way Gun sounds Oh, it clicked again. Yeah, whenever you move a gun. That's what it does. It makes a gun noise whenever you move them around The weapon looks really um Showedish. Yeah, it doesn't have the uh, no stock. Thank you. That was a little it's a little mp5 k looking thing No stock Arguably one of the most important parts of the gun, but you know what that's okay She's got a dual magazine red dot sight that she's not using ever her flashlight isn't on Oh my god, oh gun sounds she she did it just the right way Ow You guys know what's going on here, right? Like this is a bio Research lab does he have oh, I thought it was a revolver like a weird person. What kind is that I was about to ask the same thing It was kind of weirdly chunky. It's odd. It looks like classic as well by the way. Look Well that casing hit the floor fast Okay I think they want us to know that being bitten means something when they're zombies Also, she's yeah, also. She's gone.  How would they not have seen that? They were standing right behind him looking forward.  No, that one's not too good. The first one was way better Where is your submachine gun? Why are you not using that?  Hello, I'm you again You don't seem that concerned. Wow. Oh, wait. Did she broke its neck? I think that you she seemed bored Hey, we're shooting zombies now What's funny is I don't think they can lose why are you not just shooting them in the head Just shot them in the head. I think they'd win but they've got a revolver. Yeah, that's not the revolver this time The one rags hates other revolvers It was neck. Oh my god Uh-oh, what are you shooting at? Everything right everything must go dude. If any of them had proper gun control name for the head I think they'd win.  Oh Let's say environment unstable. So I guess it'll just explode On the outside Sorry the grate was covering two inches of floor Get rid of them. Oh, no this guy not my face. She's getting awfully close there. No, I don't know It's fighting like a guy just gnawing on his shoulder Ah, not again. She got bit twice. Yeah Oh, we didn't even get uh, come on.  They get crumbs Everybody here. Oh, that's um, bro. Oh Oh, that's his realization I thought he was gonna say there's zombies. Oh, that was a group. Why didn't anybody bring that up? Well, why'd the red queen bring it up?  I guess if you do this, right Zombie media exists star and I only brought two magazines. I would have brought more. They only weigh like a pound each Bring a whole bag.  Yeah Rags is gonna love this part. Yes, this will be his favorite part of the whole film Wait, if they broke out, how come a lot of the things are pointing inwards You know what? I'm not gonna worry about it. Don't worry about it when I was a young man I was like This scene seems disconnected from the film. Like, where did this come from? Why are we doing this? Where is she? Where did she go? Why did she wander off on her own? Uh-huh. Yeah, it is explicit. They be do this for one moment and you're gonna love it Yep, because in a video game, this is the room they show you before you see the first dog, right? To let you know we're coming That's really also looks good. Oh, wow. That looks kind of interesting They dressed up that dog. Oh Straight that up a lot porn. Wow. Yeah, they put they put some they put that Costume on that dog I know that noise. I know it too Oh my god, mr. Johnson. Oh my god, it's the janitor.   Well, it's all be virus He's remembering rags. She's remember before she remembered. She could do it. She did it Well muscle memory, I suppose I now remember that I can do but then her handwriting would be the same I don't think that was her handwriting. Yeah, that wasn't her handwriting. That's oh, she was checking to make sure Okay. All right. Yeah. Oh sweet a gun He's clearly moving. He's upset. Don't take his gun.  Great. Yeah, you're I prefer the other room. All right. He's got like a bite off You know, she's the best shot out of all of them Oh, it's an umbrella certified nine millimeter round Yes, she just head shot every single one of them. Thank you.  Why don't you do that? Here it is I bet they thought that was the coolest ever. I love it because the music cuts and just goes It must have been so pleased with that shot. Wow. That was a trailer in everything. Oh, yeah I remember the the next film's big. She is awesome moment as well. Look at this ball She's an example of often used for Mary Seuss, by the way. I can't imagine why I don't see it. I don't see it yet. Yeah. Yeah.    How can you praise it? The blood only makes the cube stronger. That's an anti zombie cube I don't know. I'd legitimately be like, wow, this cube is clearly magical properties I can hit it once with a cube and it dies. We have to shoot him 30 times with Magical properties we infiltrated umbrella to find only one thing The cube You just kiss overly attached to the cube, but everyone's just like, yeah, I would be too. That thing is clearly magical This was very sudden He just wanted to get in the elevator. So we wait Someone doesn't hear from you to send backup or something, right? Well, yeah, surely, you know those last doors we pass on the way in from the mansion They seal shut and just under an hour if we're not out of here by then we're not getting out Can they come in? You can't just bury your slide down Yeah, but my question was when we don't get back to people who send us they're gonna wonder what happened, right? I would run through this room after what happened in there. Let's all the chunks were gone Somebody swept him up Out of respect Just acting it's phenomenal. I was I was kind of an offer a second there, which is explain my silence Hey, james purefoy. It's not a bad actor. Wow. He just disabled a circuit breaker like that. Wow. Why is it so loud?  They explain that it's creepy. They actually have explained it is modeled after the yeah, I know but like that's dumb Well, I was gonna say they explained it that they've just drive the reason for it to be there. They just Severing the top of the spinal column or massive trauma to the brain are the most effective methods Why didn't we think of that? She killed everyone she didn't want her to escape there you go Just one bite one scratch from these creatures is sufficient. What if I get bitten twice? Yes, everyone's cool with that one chicken bit They try to know why they don't remember is there is there a cure, please? No, no reason just uh You know, I didn't address that right there when she was saying it Um, it does they have their own scene for it. I think if they had asked if there was a cure Better late than never. I think they're kind of like, you know, just trying to ignore it for now like Welcome to the sewer level. Nobody likes the sewer level. Nobody likes the sewer How do you fit your arms through there? Yeah, how did you do?   Yeah, I would be that zombie He did that for each one as it was walking towards her She's a good thing.  I like that. This was suddenly hauled by the way Yeah, they have really odd slow-motion.  I still hate slow-mo these days. These movies definitely destroyed The novel concept of slowing the motion Oh no, oh she got bit again. Oh no, not again. You lost your gun.  Can I like accelerate the person? She's been been three times. How did that do so quick? She's been been four times How are you alive? What did they just do the power of editing save you? She's yes, you see they're only shallow bites Oh, that's nice of her. She's feeding the zombies So I think that would have been better without her saying anything Yeah, stop talking.  Once again on the scene. I'll just I'll just grab and put into a better Oh, wow, you made it too. Hope this stuff is strong enough. Yeah, they got wires that attach it to the ceiling It's not shaking or anything It's fine. It's just shallow bites. Just let them go. It's okay. Just find quick. Just have a change of scenes and I'll be fine What that works? Lucky none of them got the bite on me. Oh, she had leather boots Wow, it's amazing. It is no way. They don't really know zombies don't seem very motivated Yeah, they're just like falling into a bit of zombies just seems almost kind of mundane Why aren't they just going it? Wow a slight incline is zombies worse fear one more. Oh, no There's one left.  Yes, you are. No, how do you care about him the most? She's become like the leader now She's awkwardly walks off. Yeah Might want to aim that at your brain.  I mean, yeah, but like, okay Oh, he could have just crawled away.  Oh, yeah, that wasn't too bad. I'm down. We lost a life Did they I guess he's not a part of the group so but he's not dead Oh Leave it behind Fine to keep around It was crawling on the cement walls. Yeah with claws because it's spooky slimy hands that attached It's like spider-man. It is kind of like spider-man and Oh, that's my favorite one That's the german spider-man Kinda I wouldn't want to hold her so close to my neck. Oh, we're doing this. Okay No, this is her memory. She's someone grab it. We gotta move. They just leave. They're like, oh well They literally are like, what are you doing? I don't know. He's also sort of a discount kevin bacon. Oh, there is an antivirus rags.  He does say, who are you talking to? Is the cure? Well, of course there is.  The cult has a shark in there. The cure is literal poop water We have to find some poop water and you have to drink it. Deep blue sea is a film We need to see sometimes. Oh, yeah That's a goofy one I was your sister's contact. I don't know how this you betrayed her. I don't know I can't remember Why would you tell him that? Don't remember the truth. You can't handle the truth. You can't handle it if you don't remember it Quick throw in the water. Be healed and baptized. You're really about to look in the name right in the table This is inconvenient What's gone? A little bit of powder on the table Do they bees in this room?  Yeah, I feel like you could have had a wow It's important that you remember the sex scene as well. I'll see he wrote it. Oh Is he supposed to be Spencer? Okay They just let him walk around. Yeah, like wearing that With the bag on him. That was him. He was the coffee culprit. What a douche I'm glad we got closure on that.  You could have grasped that.  What's your plan? Back off You're pretty close to him. You could just It is, well now that you're pointing a gun at me, I feel afraid Yeah, the fact that he got that close but didn't do anything.   I figured you could have You have all the training use it. I guess we'll see him as a zombie in a bit Well, uh, he stole all the shit, right?  I don't think so I've been a bad, bad girl. Okay. Oh, you can just leave do with that close Really doing heroin at a time like this.  I couldn't hear like other than the noise of someone saying no stop. That's not the antidote Is it? Uh-oh. Oh, it looks like it crawled out here Oh, yeah, put it on the screen. It looks great Oh, wow. Wow. That was a cut What if he was quiet? Could it not see him because it doesn't have eyes? Oh, what is that? That was so weird Why isn't he died that way?  I don't think they do that the more it eats the stronger it gets I didn't think any of you make it this far. Why didn't you tell us about the answer? I'm shocked they made it this far with infection. Yeah with what we've seen But there's a chance I don't deal in chance.  What? No, that's just a monitor. Oh Wait, we go to sack give it a sack it's gonna make sense. I mean some sense Nope, it's day of sex. Hey, so it's all right the exact time she hit the monitor.  All right. Let's just The fact that he would have fried her for not letting him get it Oh, that looks bad. Oh, yeah That looks really bad. No, he was like Maeve in the boys where you'd know he's gonna turn back up as a free life Like but it made more sense in this than it did in the boys. So make a valid you will it fed on the flesh I guess why is he like that? If I was her I'd be like antidote, please antidote, please antidote, please now. Yeah, that's like no antidote No, please rushing. Also. He needs it too.  Why is he so unhappy? Why would you risk this? I don't like the way she throws it looks like she hit the shoulder. Yeah, she doesn't look cool swinging an axe. I'm gonna be honest She doesn't know At least she doesn't look cool Anywhere The shot should be shown in every this'll confuse her Guys, can I have that antidote? No. No. Okay. Yeah, you remembered. She looks a little real rough I'm gonna be honest He gave him more t-virus. No, this is the this is the mega t-virus You're really really choked up about her those two went on a whole adventure, dude. What's your name Rex? Chloe Anyone else? Oh, I don't remember Okay, you can technically do that. It's just weird.  How does it catch up? Oh the rave's kicking back up Oh Hi You think they would have given him more of a something more of a death than that Yeah, but if it it feasted on the flesh and the flesh has the antidote in it. So is that gonna kill it? Wow, that looks bad. Oh, that looks so bad. But that one was real Oh Okay, look at this this whatever this is It's You guys don't have big collections of metal tubes to take him into the house It's a good thing. Oh, no. Wow Oh Yeah, all right, imagine she got up as a zombie he shot here and kept moving Well, oh, that's annoying I just want to say 100 of the people who've been given the cure have died. Uh-huh. Yep Oh, wow a shot to the head. How about that?  Oh my favorite character. The liquor was so good at wiping everyone out Oh What's the flames? Why is the fire? No, he's on fire. I think what they try to do like when when they reconnected the train There was like sparks and stuff I think they're trying to say that it's like it's like electricity on the rails for reasons electricity plus big demon equals fire You did it. Are you fine? I feel like you would have fallen. The dead test ever work I'm not we give him the cure by the way probably injecting myself just to be yeah, just for future.  Oh here. We are good thing that still works This set was really easy to design for You give him the cure now. So that box of cures you're carrying around You mind I uh, there is nothing else you could have done. Yeah, that's not really true That way you said All right, that's right. I'm carrying around a box of cures Oh, no, it's big Farmer damn if they applied the cure just greetings humans So something else that they do in the rest of evil films a lot is end them on a major cliffhanger No Oh, I might slip it I want her quarantined. Let's see if she's infected. I'm not going to the raccoon city facility Look Jason. Oh, it is. Yeah, I saw I think that is literally piercing games. That's it for this whole franchise For him. Oh, really? I'm pretty sure because I remember thinking like, why didn't you have more of him? That's a shame. I give him an absurd bad guy.  Yeah, they do this. This is like a trope Why do you do that? Like that stuff's probably in you for a reason. Especially what's in your head? Oh, no, not your head Also, they didn't tie your arms down or anything. Yeah, this is a weird place. They just left here. This is odd Oh, no. Oh my goodness. I can't go to the prom looking like this. Wow. That's whoa. They're showing a lot now. That's uh, Yeah. Oh, wow. That's dangerously cheesy.  I was gonna say like they couldn't give her a um They couldn't do like a normal gown because it's not revealing enough guys. She's saying let me out. What do we do? Oh my god, there's no one in there Is there a protocol for that? Oh my goodness, that was actually someone in there, but was it a zamboy? Could it be? Oh, I feel like that's not gonna work love It's allegory for what corporatism does to a human. Yeah, let's go with that. This this doesn't I don't know I don't think it's gonna do anything. What are you doing? Oh, what? That is not. I don't know the stand. Oh, whatever you say.  Oh, that's like, yeah, it looks like It looks like yeah, that's like four coats of white paint on a that looks like the top of my akea desk I'm sitting at right now. Look the budget was cut on raccoon general nuclear medicine nuclear medicine. Wow. That's some advanced stuff She's in the food chair is right down the hall from rocket surgery You say that like we don't need it, but we do she walked out. Oh my gosh. This is like 28 days later Raccoon city hospital. It is.  I know. No, I'm not actually I'm the opposite of Thanks for that The dead wall. Yeah speak Uh walk. All right, so we got zombies swarming the city I want another front page of every newspaper. So there's no one alive to buy newspapers Oh, that's convenient I might even say it's apocalyptic It's almost taken a while to do. Yeah. I like that shot. Are we are are they gonna reuse it in the next movie? I remember The next movie is definitely Bigger than the first one. The first one was very successful. Look at all that blood out that window. What happened? So how does that like blown out windows and stuff happen? How doesn't it happen? Yeah, I guess I mean it's obligatory apocalyptic. You know, we did it. What do you guys think of resident evil?  It's so much fun. It's it's terrible, but it's That was that was it. I had more fun with van Helsing Oh, yeah, nothing beats van Helsing, but you wouldn't catch anyone calling van Helsing, you know, snore inducing or anything snore fast No, nobody would say that this music really if it seems really cheesy and cheap I'd expect to find this on a cold of duty for montage I this is like some 41 without the budget. Well, I don't know if anyone's gonna get that I don't know the point is it makes no difference. Mr. Gray. Mr. Red. Mrs. Black. Dr. Green. Dr. Blue. Dr Does anyone have first? Isn't this mr. White's miss gold. Wow. They had like 12 people acting in this they they just you So on the scenes where everyone was in the the hazmat stuff. They just reused all the actors who had died before I would save some money. It makes sense that many people worked on the stunts for this movie I'm assuming that like half of the zombies were considered to be stuntmen Yes, I'm looking at all the names for this is clearly a foreign film. A lot of german names. What is a gaffer? Yeah And a pre-lighting gaffer beyond the apemo you've a someone was called duke Dirk. Yeah, I feel like that's an awkward first name. Hey duke. You're like Dagger So can you believe that this is the best one in the series rags? I don't believe you Oh, well, yeah for treat. I feel like resident evil afterlife was better than that I'm pretty sure that one had zombies with guns in it. I know right on the entertainment factor I'm pretty sure they only get better, but but like production like plot plot wise this was like the only one That's kind of a movie. Yeah Yeah, at some point they just turned straight up into a parodies of themselves. It's really great Yeah, they definitely ran with it. Um, yeah, I suppose, you know, because we're just gonna want to get on to that next one So, um, I guess we'll we'll cut around there. So, yeah, that was resin evil one Who knows what's in store for us for resin evil 2. Thanks for watching. Yeah, thanks Would you bring me?


Welcome back to the breakfast and plus CV Africa and now we're heading straight to our second conversation Well, we look at the misuse of security votes by governors of the Federation I'm talking about the 36 states right now. Now again, this has also been, you know, a major, you know, conversation I remember the time where syrup had also urged, you know, the president to scrap and also asked that we scrub You know security votes also again, you also have syrup urging that there should be an investigation into this systematic and mismanagement of security votes by governor, governors of the state from 1999 up until this moment. We do have a fine gentleman who'll be joining the conversation this morning Barista Kola Oluwadari, who is the deputy director of syrup. Good morning. Thank you for joining us All right, we also have a public relation consultant Mohammed Abdulahi. Good morning and thank you for joining us as well Good morning. Okay. So I said of the conversation with Kola Oluwadari. Let's talk about it You are the deputy director of syrup What's actually the brain behind asking that we investigate the mismanagement of security votes by governors from 1999 up until date Christmas Day and this media speech to the endearment Now we get set by the interests of the endearment of that Now security is paramount It's part of the fact that we need And that is part of the reason of the outspending on security and the reality of the point that we've seen in that year and it's going to be good in 2022 And this is what you mentioned earlier It's not new, at least from a system as we've all heard about I think it's more of an advocacy rather than a conversation Since we do not hear the same in the background And security votes for context is this huge amount of money that is earned across all tiers and overall levels of government Which is not statically provided for It is not media framework that allows it Yet in terms of monies we pay that every year And from a transparent international report that was written in 2018 It says more than 241 million are spread out annually And that is in 2018 by the way I do not have the figures for 2021 or 2022 Of course nature is suspected that that is true And as the name sounds the moment later says security votes So the natural question to ask is How is this money being spent in the face of growing the security in Ontario And that brings up the subject once again To win it to spend this much To win it to face very little Given the fact that it has no satisfactory backing And looking at the huge amount of money we spend on it and the reality around it Of course it should be scrapped And that brings us to the all important topic What about the ones that have been earned over the years and paid out How have they been spent, how have they been managed And for a president that came on board on the mantra of fighting corruption At least the president can do at this time Which he also have done over the years by the way Is not only to scrap the payment of security votes Which he has also But to ensure that there is an investigation around These funds have been spent and spent over the years And that he would mean that the act of a general contribution Is in a very important position to do this To make sure that all of this is done by the federation All right Mr. Lord Dary We're going to come back to you You've also noticed on your social media platform When Serap did post your decision to of course Urge the president to investigate There was a little bit of backlash Some people of course have made it seem like Serap didn't know exactly what it was talking about And did it understand the constitution So I hope that you can speak on that very briefly before we go on But Mohammed Abdullah here let's come to you now Help us understand what the defense would be For these governors who collect these amounts of money 241 billion Naira in a year Going out to security votes is mind-blowing So Mr. Abdullah, you share with us What would the governors say that they use these funds for? There's absolutely no defense Because like Mr. Uluwade Agarati said There is no legal backing Even the constitution I'm not a lawyer but I remember in 2016 also A legal luminary Robert Clark essay Mentioned the fact that there was no way in the 1999 constitution That there is any mention of security vote Either for the president or even for the governors Or anybody whatsoever And in fact He mentioned, if I could recollect very well That this was an offshoot of The military regime It was something that was brought into A power by military regime In order to checkmate cool plotters So there was no way that it was mentioned In the 1999 constitution That we currently operate So in the first instance It is illegal There is no legal backing whatsoever So to come back to your question What made it worse Is the fact that there is even no accountability The security vote Nobody accounts for it You can't ask any question So it is just blank You understand what I'm saying So there is no defense whatsoever Either for the president Or for the governors Who are receiving this huge amount Imagine what 241 billion in a year Could do in our health sector Or in our dilapidated educational sector Or whatsoever You understand So there is no defense whatsoever In my own opinion Is one jamboree That needed to be scrapped entirely Because it is an avenue for incessant looting Because you don't You are not bad by law To account for Even if it's one penny you are collecting So why should we continue operating Such system that allow for T3 That allow for looting That allow for just blatant stealing Of public treasury I think there is no defense whatsoever Okay, let's bring Oluwa Dari Back to the conversation At this point in time Should we be talking about Scrapping the security votes For governors or investigating Or asking for accountability Which of this should we be considering So Oluwa Dari can hear us Yes, I can hear you So the question now is At this point Should we be asking That we scrap security votes For governors Or ask for investigation Or act for accountability Thank you very much Both actually And the advocacy for both Has been known for a while Not only from Seraph But by well-meaning citizens as well Particularly on the part of Seraph We have a friendly integration Of this issue as well Like the federal high court So at the same time The advocacy can be carried on For a second, concurrently Security votes should be scrapped For meanwhile What about the world that we now know about Which is the basis of the latest Of the president Even if security votes Were to be scrapped today It is a fact that From 1989 When we started this democracy It has been paid out to governors So why can we not have investigations Into hours and months Have been spent over the years And curiously For a government that is That's the proportionate part Corruption In our economic position The 2020 budget That signed by the president As more than 6 trillion Justice How is it supposed to finance that Without going that far And like Mr. Mohammed had said You can imagine What 241 billion we do And that was at that time In 2018 Could do To have sent our budget deficit Particularly Our spending on security And when you look at The context of where we are today Nearly all the anti-corruption Included the army itself Complains of positive forms And so Couldn't these forms That have been paid out to governors Be better used To fight security By giving it to those That need it really the most And talking about the military And all that paramilitary agency That really need to To fight them To do what they do To ensure that they are Just secure So we can carry on The advocacy to demand For accountability Of those that they aren't Those that are still behind Why we also carry on the call For you to describe And more importantly For proper context From the transparent international report It's quite ironic Almost like a paradox That in the 2018 budget The budget of the Niger army Was more than 155 billion there And that makes Means that security votes Not as security votes Paid out in the 2018 budget Is more than even the budget Of the Niger army Is that not curious It just doesn't make sense All right, Mr. Alouadari I think you both should be able to speak on this As briefly as possible I noticed that there was some backlash Like I mentioned with your post On your social media page Concerning this issue A lot of people questioned Why Serap is asking the president When he should instead direct Its conversation to State houses of assembly And the auditing That should be done At the state level Not at the federal level So I want you to share Your view on that one And then also Can the government really Ask governors to stop Receiving security votes Is there any political will That you've seen in Nigeria's history That will be able to take That money from the governors Mr. Alouadari I want you to start for us In one minute if you can Thank you very much I like the fact that You talked of political will And the president is That's why he's the president And he's elected On the mantra of fighting corruption And that is why he can appropriately Struck the attitude Of the federal government To take the step Importantly because There is no statutory backing For these laws So which laws will the State houses assembly make Or repeal In the absence Of any statutory permission Either in the constitution Or even at the state level State laws So this does not concern The governors on the state Of assembly and the case may be This should happen At the highest level possible Including from the president Who also needs to set The president by declining To the political center To account for what he has done Where he was Why he was corrupt And to speak as to the political Will That political will Truth be told Is absent In this present administration There should be more Against corruption And that should be A late back class Of social media Who would appear That people Are either the same form Or only understand The context Of the political You know what I'm saying Mr. Abdullah You also You know the same question Of political will And also You know should the state As of assembly Also be able to Look into these things I agree with Mr. Abdullah The political will is very lacking But we With the recent Letter by Sarah They as an organization Have done their bit So we see Particularly when this Government came into power With the mantra Of fighting corruption Who also Would like to see The president take the Bull by the horn By saying Okay fine Probably this has been illegal I wasn't informed And so on and so forth Let's stop this And let's account For what we have Collected in the past And let's put Mechanism in place Measures in place To stop this And make this Very Make this You know Illegal So that Government to come Because you have Less than two years to go You can set the President by putting In place laws That will ensure This topic Of security But I think It's very possible If the president Is really serious About the anti-corruption War That he's talking about That brought him to power Okay so But let's also Quickly talk about This one now The fact that There would always be Argument from the Governors that They're not Chief security Officers of their state And constantly We see that You know The fact that You're collecting Security votes So how do we explain The constant In You know The country Different states Of the federation With the security Votes that are being Collected Call out Lua Dari I'd like you to Share your thoughts On this one Thank you very much It goes To the heart Of the Discussion Of the Conversation Of the Presidency The facts Of the Government Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not Just not the root causes of insecurity in the first place, which means we're talking about good roads, and talking about the basic infrastructure like health, education, portable water, and the likes. That will go in long ways to help security, while the security agencies can do the actual part of entirely fighting insecurity. So what we've seen is that the monies that can be given to the security forces to fight insecurity are given to the governments who, ideally, should use it to address the economic problems in their different states. But they do not do that. They purpose to spend the money on spreading the state. Really, we have called them the chief security officer of the state. Who is in the best position to defend the state both internally and externally? Externally, that belongs to the many. Internally, that's the work of the police. How does that function of the government as a government in the state, in particular, in the absence of any kind of state to restructure? All right. One of the things that was also mentioned was that some of these governors use these funds. And we're talking billions and billions of Naira for political campaigns and for their own personal use. And it's just really, really shocking, thinking back at how much money has been expended in this regard since 1999. And past governors have simply just gone away without questions asked. So, Mr. Abdullah, in 30 seconds, tell me a little bit about how you feel concerning that these funds are really just used for personal use. Is there a reason? Is there a reason? It's really, it's really saddening because, like I mentioned earlier, just imagine what those, I'm sure, from 1999 to date, it will amount to trillions of Naira. Just imagine what those, what that kind of money would have done to, you know, our lack of infrastructure and so on and so forth. But again, I was mentioned, going back to the question of the lady earlier. Now, even when the governors are receiving this security vote, what have they shown for it? That they are receiving it at the moment for the past 10 years or so. So, there is no need. Since there is an absent of state security infrastructure, I don't see any need for the state governors, particularly to receive, to continue receiving security vote. Because, like Mr. Abdullah said, the military, the police and so on are all federal infrastructures. So, why not use such money to continue to fund the police and the military better rather than underfunding the actual structure that is supposed to take your security and giving it out to governors who will never account for it, who by law are not held to account. All right. Mohammad Abdullah and of course Kola Uluwadari. Thank you both for speaking with us. We hope that the conversation never dies, you know, until of course something is actually done. But thank you of course for joining us this morning and for sharing your thoughts with us. Have a great day ahead. All right. And that's where we will be saying goodbye this morning. Once again, I hope the conversation never dies. This is a very, very important conversations that should create, you know, at least start the minds of Nigerians across the country. For now, join us on our social media platforms and simply at Plus TV Africa on Facebook and Instagram, same with our YouTube channel and also Plus TV Africa Lifestyle. I am Osao Ghee, Oghbama. And I am Merci Boko to have a fantastic day ahead.