Hey, this is Brett with Summit Auto and Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. Today, I am super excited to show you this brand new 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. It is our very first Wrangler with the JL body style in chief clear coat and Boy, does it look good So we're gonna do a walk around here PQB is the paint code on this if you were curious We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device Definitely turn them on right now because it is your best way to check out the looks and styling of this Wrangler before seeing it in person And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this wrangler, you can check out a website at www.summitauto.com. There's a link in the upper right hand corner to this vehicle if it's still available This one comes with the painted and polished aluminum rims. Those are a $995 option It has BF Goodrich all-terrain TA KO2 tires. These are LT 285 70 R 17s And they definitely have an all-terrain tread pattern to them You get the Rubicon with the black lettering with the red outline the granite crystal trail rated badge and Jeep logo there This one comes with the rock rails which are standard on the Rubicon package It also has the color match hardtop and fender Package as well. Those combined are about $3,100 It also has the LED lighting group as you can see which gives you the LED fog lamps the LED running lights in the fenders As well as the LED headlamps and halo rings. This one also has the satin black Mopar grill on it, which is really good looking. I believe it's $395 We'll check it out in just a second this one is equipped with the 3.6 liter Pentastar v6 motor Paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission It does have that e-torque option on it Which is going to get you 24 miles per gallon on the highway in 19 city and a combined total of 21 miles per gallon For a full-size wrangler pretty cool We got two little Easter eggs here You have the sandals on the front plastic shroud there and then you have the Jeep climbing up the side of the windshield You also get the torques or the T50 on the door hinge there Which indicates which torques wrench you use to get those doors off There's really not much more fun than driving with the doors off on a wrangler And here's the original window sticker feel free to pause this. I'm not going to go over everything But just show you the basics here does have the unlimited Rubicon 4x4 2021 chief clear coat black interior has the leather trim bucket seats 3.6 liter with e-torque 8-speed automatic transmission Everything on this side is your standard features your optional equipment includes the chief clear coat, which is 245 The leather trim bucket seats, which are 1595 the cold weather group Which gives you the heated seats heated steering wheel and remote start is 995 LED lighting group is 1295 the 8.4 and Premium audio group is 1895 which gives you the factory subwoofer alpine premium sound system The navigation system the guardian for a year serious exon travel and traffic plus for five years And then the emergency assistance call and 4g Wi-Fi hotspot You also get the safety group which gives you the backup park sensors as well as the blind spot monitoring And this one has the advanced safety group which gives you full speed forward collision warning plus automatic high beam control Adaptive cruise control a stop and advanced brake assist 8-speed automatic transmission in 3.6 or $3,000 Combine the proximity keyless entry or entering go system is 545 and then the three-piece color matched hardtop is 2395 and the Body color fender flares are 695 that satin black grilled by Mopar is 325 995 for the rims and total MSRP is 59 380 if you want to get your summit price in the upper right-hand part of screen as a link to Our website with all the discounts and rebates on this particular Jeep 3 or 36 bumper to bumper 5 your 60 powertrain limited warranty. They're your miles per gallon. I wasn't lying and You also have your four-star for front crash test rating and rollovers 3. It's not ready for anything else On here you get that red dash on there Really like those color match hard tops They really give a good look to the Wrangler. This one has the 3m guards on the back fenders kind of hard to see but it does have that Just to keep it from getting all rock chipped up Which is nice that jeeps, you know thinking about your investment and you know, they've listened and Know what the problems were in the past Jeeps You also have the backup parking sensors the LED License plate light and the LED tail lamps matching spare has the HD backup camera with the dynamic grid lines Back storage area get your case for your front hard top pieces the alpine subwoofer notice all the bars are Painted so when you have the hard top off it kind of still gives you that effect On there you have three bolts on each side two on the top So total of eight bolts to get that back hard top piece off You have two quick disconnects they store right there and then you have a storage area nice big storage area back here I like that They put the subwoofer on the side and then gave you that storage area because it's nice having that little bit of extra Storage you get your door hinge bolt holders as well as your roof and windshield bolt holders there And then I don't know if it's so much of as an Easter egg But they put the jail badge on the back doors now you get wheel base and overall length for the two-door four door And then the water forting on there as well as where it's built kind of a cool badge. They put it on all of the Wranglers They actually switched it up on the 80th anniversary. They put a different Badge on there if you want to check out that video it's in the upper right hand part of your screen, but anyways Just really good with the color match hard top and The fenders Really a good look from the back from the front from the side everywhere on this vehicle We'll hop inside and check out all the interior options You get blind spot monitoring heated mirrors entering ghost system So you just have to have the key in your pocket put your hands in there. It'll automatically unlock Inside you get the red Leather interior with the red stitch. I'm sorry the black leather interior with the red stitching driver seat height adjuster and lumbar Factory floor mats auto headlamps Power mirrors power locks and we'll hop inside here and check out Everything in here for seven inch LCD display digital speedometer compass outside temp display You get that heated leather wrap steering wheel red stitching cruise controls on the right Um Your adaptive cruise controls are right here So you can choose how far behind a vehicle you want to be and the vehicle will actually adjust to their speed in front of you It's pretty neat You have Bluetooth and information center controls and then audio controls in the back of the steering wheel This one has the 8.4 4c radio does have AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities You also have the factory navigation system on the vehicle and that's part of that premium sound and audio group You also can control your climate controls here. You got your heated seats heated steering wheel controls You have your HD backup camera. Look how crystal clear that camera is very cool And then that center line and those other lines like I said are dynamic meaning that they're going to turn as you turn that steering wheel And kind of show you where you're going to be heading Now we also have all the different apps on here and we could get into market and travel link and all that stuff But the main ones that I want to show you are the projection Where you can project your cell phone to the screen So if you've got ways or google maps or some other navigation program on your cell phone You can project it to the screen and use that also you can project Different songs and media to the screen as well We'd actually did a demo on android auto if you want to check that out. It also works with apple carplay Um, the other one I want to show you is the off-road pages So it takes just a second for those to load says maybe lost but never stuck in a wrangler Right here you got your pitch and roll You also have your latitude longitude and your altitude there You can see that we're nice and flat on our picture studio floor. We're off one degree looks like So that's good to know you also have your coolant oil and battery voltage Trans temp and oil pressure and then you have your drivetrain right here, which is really cool You got your steering angle Which you can see that changes as you turn the steering wheel one way to the other it also Graphically changes up there if your transfer case if you're in too high for high or for low And then it tells you if your sway bar is connected your axles locked if your rear axles locked or unlocked So really cool stuff and that comes standard with the vehicle Down here if you don't like using the climate controls up up top on the radio You can use the ones down here more tactile buttons You have your heated steering wheel and seat controls as well Volume and tune controls your start stop capability stability control parking sensors and your downhill assist control Down here is your media center with your usb augs and usb c Hookup and that's where you would plug in your phone for android auto or apple carplay Front and rear locking axles or just the rear axle you can lock also as your sway bar disconnect in your off-road mode Plus there four by four shifter on the floor eight speed automatic transmission You get the little jeep on the top there. Notice the red stitching on the handles And shrouds Get your keyless entry with the remote start. It's a switchblade style key. So that flips open Definitely a bulky key, you know, which keys in your pocket at all times that remote start works pretty slick, too You get that red dash that goes all the way across and depending on which trim level you get on the Wranglers These always seem to change like on the saharas their leather On the sports they're kind of like a grayish brown or And then on the wrangler on the rubicons they seem to be mostly red Get that stitching on the passenger seat you get the crushed eggshell finish to the roof The quick disconnects you don't have those screw ins anymore In the second row to get those front hard top pieces off And then you have an sos and assist button up there And then a little easter egg that I just found is there's seven Slots right there.  Really good wrangler Really good looking wrangler lots and nicely equipped as well This is definitely how I would set mine up and Thanks again for checking out the video And to see more pictures of this jeep or one of our other 450 New and used cars trucks suvs minivans wranglers you name it. We got it go to our website summitauto.com Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at that website right there summitauto.com And if you'd like to check out more hd videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe And share on this video and all the videos that you see there In fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our youtube channel on your left A link to more jeep wrangler videos like this one on your right if you have not been to our website on the bottom A link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out and we're super excited to be offering this Really good looking 2021 jeep wrangler unlimited rubicon and chief clear coat Thanks again for checking out the video


Welcome back to JSATV Live. I'm Keeley Dorian and we are coming to you from the Expo floor here at Channel Partners in Las Vegas. And joining me now, we've got Tim Neely. He's the partner sales manager of Horizon. Thanks so much for coming to talk to us today. You're welcome. My pleasure. Yeah, so you guys have been around for a long time, over 125 years, but we're here today to talk about the business side of Horizon. So let's just talk, let's start there. So what solutions do you offer for businesses and how are you helping your customers? Yeah, so on the partner side, customer side, we offer dedicated internet access, ethernet access, and dark fiber. And it's all on our Horizon-owned fiber optic network. So we have total control over that network. It gives us the ability to troubleshoot and do some special things. But that also gives our partners access to a unique fiber optic footprint in southeastern Ohio and central Ohio, as well as the big metros, Columbus State, and Cincinnati. Yeah. So it's quite an impressive fiber network, as we were just talking about, over 6,000 miles. Over 6,000 miles, and the network is very unique in the southeastern part of the state. Yeah. And you also have some expansions going on in some additional communities I hear. We do. We have a huge initiative. It's called Fiber to the Home. And it's really, we've announced three or four communities that we're actively building fiber to the home. And that's important for two reasons. One, it really helps the enterprise side, the business side, and our partners. It helps us to expand the network with that, those fiber builds, and gets us closer to more businesses and more business parts. But I think the crucial thing is that it also enables Horizon to help in bridging the digital divide that you've seen, especially since the COVID pandemic, and really brought to light that there's a lot of homes that are underserved in the fiber market. It's so true. And so it's absolutely important work that you're doing to get that fiber to the home. It is. It is. And we're going to be announcing more communities that we'll be building to in the near future. Yeah, exciting stuff. Yes. In the meantime, you do have some additional services that you offer, things like data center, connectivity, dark fiber, which we've been talking about. You've got an impressive, what you're calling the infinity super highway from Indianapolis to Chicago. So how are these solutions really catering to the evolving demands that we're seeing? So what we're really seeing, what's driving that, is the finance, health care, manufacturing, really all industries are moving to the cloud. It's just happening. It's exploding. And in turn, the need for robust data center connectivity has exploded as well. So that really leads to what the super highway and the fiber network can do for these hyperscalers and the business enterprises. That allows them, gives them the bandwidth that they need to drive and support the cloud applications that they're running. Yeah, absolutely. So in closing here, we've talked about a lot of projects and a lot of things that you guys have coming up. Is there anything in the near future that you would like to tease here for our audience here in Las Vegas? Yeah, sure. So for Horizon, we're always building fiber one way or another. We're going to be building fiber. Who knows what that looks like? We like to say at Horizon that we're building fiber 300 feet at a time to get to a new customer every day. And then the next customer 300 feet across our network. So that's the big thing is that we're always expanding. We're always building. But I think a big thing that we're adding this year, we're deploying is 400 gig in our network core. So 400 gig in our network core that we deploy will also be able to upgrade to 600 gig and then 800 gig. So as you're seeing these crazy bandwidths, I can remember six, seven years ago, I sell my first 100 gig circuit and it was like crazy. Everybody was like, wow, 100 gig circuit. Now it's not so great. People are spinning up 400 gig circuits and it's amazing the amount of bandwidth that is indeed these days in our industry. It's impressive to see that number just skyrocket. It is, very impressive. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, so where can we go to learn more and just to watch what you're doing? Just www.horizonconnects.com. You can always call me, Tim Nealy. I'm on the LinkedIn and all the social media that you'd like to find me on except Facebook. I'm barred from that. That sounds like another story for another time. Another time. All right, sounds great. Well, thanks so much for stopping by. We really appreciate it and hope you're having a wonderful time here at Channel Partners. I am, enjoy the rest of the show. You as well and thanks to our viewers for tuning and stick around. We've got a lot more to come here from the Channel Partners Expo Hall. Happy networking.


Believe it or not, you don't need more of the Holy Spirit.  For he fully dwells in you at the very moment of salvation. He that is joined to the Lord is one spirit with him. It's not a matter of you getting more of the Holy Spirit, but the Holy Spirit getting more of you. I often pray, Lord, let my hands be your hands. Heal through them.  Allow me to see as you see.  Speak to me.  Tell me where you want me to go. Let my being be your being. Let my heart be as one with yours. Crucify my will, and in its place, resurrect your own.  Leave a like if you agree.


Good morning, and welcome to the 23rd meeting of the Social Security Committee. Can I remind everyone to turn mobile phones or other devices to silent mode so that they don't interrupt the meeting? Apologies have been received from Pauline McNeill, who is attending a funeral. Until we choose one shortly, we don't have a convener. As our deputy convener isn't present today, we need to choose a temporary convener. Under rule 12.1, I am chairing this meeting for the purpose of choosing a temporary convener. Will someone nominate a temporary convener? I'd like to nominate Alison Johnstone and MSP as a temporary convener. Thank you, Mr McPherson. Can I ask the committee to confirm that it's happy for me to continue as a temporary convener until the committee appoints a convener? Can I now welcome Clare Adamson to the committee in place of Sandra White? Can I invite Clare Adamson to declare any interests? I don't believe I have any interests that are relevant to this committee. Agenda item 3 is the choice of a convener. The Parliament has decided that members of the Scottish National Party are eligible to be chosen as convener. Can I invite a nomination for a convener? Does the committee confirm that Clare Adamson is chosen as the convener? Thank you. Good morning. Thank you very much for the nomination. I'm delighted to be here. Before we move into private session, I would like to put on record my thanks to Sandra White. As a convener, I know that it's been a very busy committee that you've done the Child Poverty Bill, and I've been working hard on the social security bills. I know that it's been very hard work, and I'd like to put on record my thanks to Sandra for all her efforts and wish her well in her new duties in the Parliament. Don't move into private session. Thank you.


I don't know who number one is. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Gabe doesn't know what to do with his character bottom. Oh! Oh!  Splash! Bringing the screen, ignoring the screen. That's a forward from France. He has a 99er rating in every single stat. 50. And you can put him at power forward. He's a small forward. Hey, let's have you guys. So Victor Webin Yama is 100% the most hyped prospect since LeBron. He might even be more hyped than LeBron was. And low key, it's actually kind of annoying how much the NBA posts this guy because they post him more than anybody who's actually in the NBA. But that doesn't take away from the fact that this dude is a dog. The Spurs are definitely taking him. And I hope that he ends up being as amazing in the NBA as everyone's talked about. Dude, he's seven foot five and he's got a bag. Like his bag is deep. So I hope he's awesome. I kind of forgot that 2K did this, but 2K drops some serious cards for these guys. So there's brand new packs in the store right now called the next packs. Now the odds on these next packs aren't great. It's a 24% chance at a dark matter. Now in these packs are a lot of dark matters, but there's only one that we're really looking for. But I would take a few others. There's the Thompson brothers, Keontae George, Jarris Walker, Grady Dick, Cam with more Anthony Black, Kasey Wallace, Brandon Miller. Of course, there is a troll pull. So there's next Victor Webin Yama and there's invincible Victor Webin Yama. We want the invincible. The invincible is the only one that's important to us. There's also invincible Jalen Williams, Jabari Smith and Kate Cunningham. I would take any of those. The end game Palo Banquero. Now that would be nuts. There's an invincible Walker Kessler and an invincible Evan Mowdy. So I would take any of the invincible. I'm gonna spend everything I have on this account looking for Victor Webin Yama. Let's see if this pays off. Invincible Webin is the most expensive card in 2K right now. So if we pull them, it'll pay off. Also, if you're wondering, I'm in Hawaii for a month. That's why the back row please stay. Who cares? Because I just got snow way. Dude, what if, what if though? What if it's invincible Wemby? That's not Wemby. I don't know who that is though. Okay, so it's one of the next Dark Matters. So that's not very good. I don't honestly know much about any of these guys other than Wemby. Wait, can you really blame me? Dude, all sports media will post is Victor Webin Yama. You kind of have to go digging for the other guys. I just pulled Dirk. Is this like Galaxy Opal Dirk? What is this card? He's gotten all time. All right. That's a Dark Matter, baby. All right, we got another Dark Matter. We are perfectly on par with odds. Eight packs in, two Dark Matters. Who are you? Who are you? I couldn't tell. See, so honestly, if we see it where it doesn't have a conference, we kind of assume it's a bad pull because we know it's gonna be one of these guys that isn't an invincible, unless of course it's Wemby. Oh, the back to back. Hey, if it's Wemby though, I feel like we'll know because he's so tall. I should know right now. Like that's not Wemby. That might be the same dude I just pulled, Wallace. Oh, just kidding. Just can't wait more.   And I wanna give a huge thank you to Price Bix for sponsoring today's video. Price Bix is daily fantasy made easy. On Price Bix, you simply pick two or more players and decide if they will go for more or less than their stat projection. They have selections for NFL, NBA, MLB, even NCAA football and basketball. And all first time users that deposit using the promo code MMG will receive a 100% instant deposit match up to $100. Meaning if you deposit $100, Price Bix will match that $100. Entries on Price Bix can be made in seconds and they offer quick and safe withdrawals. Now I'm loaded today with the link in the top of the description and don't forget to use that promo code MMG when you sign up. Enjoy the rest of the video. Six or seven packs dry up the dark matter here. See if we can get one more before this bundle closes out. I wouldn't be mad about that. Hey, hey, hey! Pack 19 of 20 is the dark matter. Is it Victor Web and Yama? It is not. You are not seven foot five. Is that Cam Whitmore? No, it's not. I don't know number 25. I don't know who that is. I do know who that is. I already pulled him. Wow. Oh, the back to back. The back to back dark matter to end it. Come on, baby. Damn it. Get all these bozos. I don't want these bozos, bro. That is a case and Wallace. Or it's Cam Whitmore. Yes! Guys, I'm getting better. I'm getting so much better. Yo, first pack of the next bundle. Dude, come on. I don't want another bum. No more bozos. That is another bozo. Darn it. I don't know who number one is.  Oh, fuck!  When I saw that there was no conference for some reason in my head, I thought that Invincible Wemby was gonna be on a team already. I don't know why I thought that.  Oh my God! The first pack of the second bundle. This is just house money, baby. Everything that I pull in this bundle from here on out is just a freebie. We got another dark matter. Why not just another Wemby? Some bozo. Shooting guard? Oh wait, Cam Whitmore or Kason Wallace? Number 22. Kason Wallace. Shit. Hey! On his juice! Back to back? Same thing. It's a Galaxy Opal I don't have. Durant? This is an old Durant. I didn't know he had a Galaxy Opal. Dude, we got four dark matters in the first seven packs. No conference and it's not Wemby, which means it's not anybody good. I don't know who this is, the Thompson. All right.  Oh my God! Five? Come on. Dude, I can't believe I pulled an Invincible Wemby. I still can't believe that just happened. Another dark matter. This one's at pack 14, I think. Dude, it's crazy. There's so many Invincibles you can pull and I actually pulled a Wemby. Like that could have been Walker Kessler. Pack 20 of 20 is just a ruby. When it's all said and done, we got Wemby! All right, well, hey, we can get moving quicker than usual. I'm gonna go best team possible. Let me see what it puts in. Okay, so I didn't get a center, so I'll just run Invincible Shack. And I did get a point guard, right? Casey Wallace up there. So we got Wallace Thompson, Walker, Wemby, Yama. Shack has centers a little out of place. I think we should replace him. A few moments later. There actually is no next player that is a center. I might get Walker Kessler. I think I'm gonna, bro. I'm getting Walker Kessler. I'm getting Walker Kessler here. Invincible Walker Kessler. Please welcome your new center, gentlemen. All right, here's Wemby, Yama in action. I wanted to test out his jumper before we went into a game. It is quick and it is butter. Oh my God, this might actually be my favorite jump shot I've ever used. Oh, it's so beautiful. I say as I brick. We just, we gotta hit all the different types of jumpers with Wemby here. Splash, splash. Practice a little post up. A little fade, splash. From the corner, splash. Oh, I brick. All right, Wemby, Wemby, close us out. Oh, oh, oh.  Yo, that's too deep. You should not be allowed to shoot from back here. He was mocked up. You should not be allowed to do that. All right, boys. I think I got it down. Let's go play. Penny Hardaway, Grant Hill, LeBron, Akeem, Bill Walton. All right, boys. Let's get it. Victor Wemby, Yama in his debut. Let's see what he can do. Ooh. Oh, why did he start us out? We're gonna step up on that. His bag runs deep. That's good defense. Ooh, good offensive board. Good defense again. Wemby, run it, Wemby. Post it up. Post fade. I'm in my bag. Five boys for Wemby. He's up to a hot start. Let's go. Ooh, he tosses an hoop. Ah, damn. Quick four all run for him. Bringing the screen, ignoring the screen. That's a freebie. Dude, the game? The game doesn't know what to do with his character model. That was such a glitchy looking dunk. Penny getting close. Ooh. Late close out, but he misses. It's another offensive board. Tough. That's okay. The offensive boards will go away. All the way. Victor, ooh. Now that's smart. That is smart, because that's a guaranteed two points. I don't know his free throw. It is kind of fast. Faster than I was expecting. I like that though. I'll take that. Got the next one. Let's step up. Good defense. Hey, that's fine. You gotta earn it too. Ball don't lie. Ball don't lie times two. Let's go. Wembanyama with the board. Now he's out of position and we take the step back and we drill it. 10 points for Wembanyama. He's got a dunk, a three, two mid ranges and a free throw. All the way. That's his first miss, I think. That's his first literal miss. Oh, what a bummer. It gives him a transition three. All right. He'll get it on the next attempt. Good work. Wembanyama with 12. Ooh. Got Zion open for a three, but he missed it. I'm gonna go all the way to Wembany and I'm just gonna put it up. Good defense by Zion. Ooh. Ooh. 14 points, but I'm losing. I could drop a hundred with him, but if I lose, it doesn't really matter. Rick Smith's good pump fake, but we're down it up so quick. Wait a minute. No, darn it. If I had his free throw down, I'd be winning by two. Darn it. Three on the clock. Great defense. And it's 16 to 16 at the end of the first. All 16 points are with Wembanyama right now.  Weep ball. That was actually a very good shot at them. Slightly early. Good defense. Let's go. Ripped him. Wemby, Wemby. Oh, Wemby. Oh, good. I'll tell you where you went for the layup. I'll take 18 points. Another turnaround. Oh, if I was perfect on the turnarounds.  I left somebody wide open. Thank you, sir. All right, Wembyama's getting tired, man. I gotta give him a sub. Let's actually bring in the whole bench. All right, the bench is in. Somebody not named Wembyama will have to score. Good defense. Wow, better shot. Go up, Ja. Hey, Ja Morant will take one. Damn, that was our first bucket, not by Wembyama. Let's get a little screen here. Ignore it up to Arvitas. Oh, damn it. I went for gold there and I ended up with nothing. Damn. I'm gonna take out Wembyama and things are getting out of reach. Arvitas misses the layup. We are struggling right now. Ooh, good move. And then trash layup. He's all good until it's not all good. Dude, he literally can't miss a dunk. I can't make a layup or a dunk. He can't miss. Let's go T-Mac. All right, T-Mac will put it in, but the score, score is getting out of reach a little bit. Good defense. James Harden, you dog. All right, let's get a bucket for this. Before this, hey. Okay, okay. Definitely needed that. 34-24. I have six points with non-Wembyama. I'm a little too dependent on him, really. The spin. Oh, that's not, that is not the move I like to do, but it worked. Dude, like I'm cooking Bill Walton. They're Mark Eaton, whoever that is. But I can't stop him from scoring. He's scoring way too efficiently on me. He's gonna drill that three. Ooh. Got him jumping. That's another bucket, hey. The run is back, baby. Wembyama's in, 22 points. All of a sudden we can play ball again. Hey, a clean rip. And we're just gonna back in Grand Hill and put up a baby on 34 to 30. Wembyama, oh, I saw it. I knew it was coming, let's go. All right, all right, Wembyama. I'm gonna put it up. Man, bro. 27 points through two quarters in two minutes. Come on, man. And all of a sudden, dude, I was down by 14. It is a one point game. No way.  And we got it, baby. Good defense, great defense. Make him earn it, make him earn it. Follow line.  Fouls are, fouls can be very strategic with how hard free throws are this year. No way. Ooh. A big board from Shaq. And don't waste Shaq, just missed a wide open layup. Invincible Shaq just missed an actual layup. I guess that's what I get for shooting with someone not named Wembyama. Carl and Tymon, I wanna get Wembyama some rest. Oh, dude, he's so tired. He's too tired. I'm gonna pull him.  Hey! I think that's Tiaz Thompson. There he goes, baby. 39 to 37. Great move. If James Harden, ooh, great move.  Oh, he didn't even green that. Wow. He made that without greening it is what's most impressive, but Ja Maren's gonna slam. Good dude. It was the patented Harden step back, though, so I can't be mad. Ooh, great play. Dude, this guy like runs actual plays. He just set a double high screen.  I just kind of run at the hoop and I run at the hoop and I hold X. It doesn't always work.  Gosh Shaq, jump in. What's this? You know what? Dude, at some points, this game I've been down 14. Others, I've led by a point. Down by eight, going into the fourth quarter, but Wemby comes back in. Let's see if he can clutch up this dub for us here. 47 to 39. Wemby with the spin and dunk. I need that. He puts up a three.  Wemby on the field. Splash! Let's go. Four points. Wemby on the field. Got him really out of position now. Good defense.  That's so whack, man.  Wemby, Wemby. Good positioning on the pick and roll. Wemby gets a dunk. Down by five. Don't go in there on Wemby. Good defense. Ooh, that's another bucket. No! Hey! How did he, he was only in the air. Would he block it coming down? What kind of nonsense is that?  Oh my God, he just blocked. He did another block from the ground. He got that ball! Somebody on my team get that ball. Wemby is so tired. Akim puts up a three. Does not hit. We've got an opportunity here. Oh, Grant Hill just sent me packing. Good defense. Great defense. Shot clock violation. That's a spectacular defense and possession. We gotta get a bucket here. Yup! An M1. I've never seen a player get so many M1s. This is his third. Got it, got it, got it, got it, got it. Let's go. 53-51. Wemby's got 41 points. Oh no, what are you doing? He bricked it. Why were you off so far? Wemby? He's got his last possession here. He's running a play. Why is he so wide open? He had the most butt naked wide open three and he bricked it. 7.2 seconds.  What been Yama's debut? Three, two, 44. Oh my God. No way. There's no way, bro. There's really no way. 24-31. And I didn't even hit my open threes. I bricked at least two wide open threes. So that could be 51 if I was better at shooting threes. Yama ranked pitched in with four. Thompson two. David Robinson two. T-Mac two.  Dude, that was such an awesome game. I can't believe he hit the game winner. By me, the game winner. All right, boys. I can't top that. I literally can't. There's no point. That was one of my best games at 2K and it was with Invincible Wemby. I hope you guys enjoyed. I'll see you in the next video. Peace out.


Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Steven Roman from Heart Gold. How are you? Very well Tracy. Now you just announced your gold pour what, two weeks ago? Three weeks ago? Yes. We actually have now shipped three shipments out of our Sugar's Own Mine site. So the company is now a producer. We had a grand opening on the 24th of October that was attended by the premier province Doug Ford and the mines minister Greg Rickford. We had about 300 people on site. It was a very excellent day. Let's put it that way to open this new facility. It's I guess Ontario's newest high grade gold mine probably in the last 10 plus years. This is a significant accomplishment. For those of you out there with all of your cannabis dough, can you tell them why they should look at Heart Gold Steven? I think the cannabis group needs to take some profits and put it into the next rising sector which will be gold and uranium and other commodities. They've been depressed for a while and now I think they're starting to move. We as a new producer, a new high grade producer here in the province of Ontario have a lot of upside. The last company that was in our area that was taken over by a significantly larger company had a similar size operation to us. They went out for almost a billion dollars Canadian. Our market cap's 250 million right now so if we start to move up into that level it'll be a significant rise for anybody getting in at this point. Earlier this year Steven you also announced tripling your resource. Is that correct? That's correct. So that was the last one I-43-101 we put out. That was for drilling done in 2017. So we went from about a half a million ounces to 1.5 million ounces. So a very large increase and so what we're doing now of course we kept drilling and we've been drilling through 2018 and we'll have another resource update in the first quarter. So we expect again another increase in our resource. So if you invest your Intel members following the Australia Gold Buzz and you're looking for a gold story here in Canada can I have you back up and try and give us an overview of the Sugar Zone project and just introduce us to it please. The Sugar Zone was discovered about the time of the Hemlow deposit in the early 80s and really it languished there. It was viewed as a small deposit. When we took over managing the company in 2009 there was about 100,000 to 150,000 ounces. We subsequently did a drill program and built that up to a half a million ounces. The following drill program brought it up to a million and a half ounces. It's a project that's got a lot of legs. It's open on strike, down dip and it just requires the work and the drilling to approve up a larger resource. So Hart is a new producer. Can you talk to us a little bit about your timeline for commercial production? We are in production now and we expect to achieve commercial production by the end of December. So what should we as shareholders anticipate this upcoming quarter besides this obviously? Well I guess in this quarter we'll have the announcement of entering commercial production. Next quarter in the first quarter of 2019 we'll have a resource update. The following quarter we're going to have a new mind plan and feasibility study which will move a lot of our resources to reserves. And in the meantime we're producing gold and shipping gold every couple of days from the site. So good cash flow. One of our analysts wrote this is going to be a big year for Hart Gold in the sugar zone. And since we have such an esteemed member of our resource sector here with us today. Can you make any comments on what you anticipate for the gold market in the next couple of months? Well the next couple of months that's a very short time frame Tracy but overall gold has built a good base here at the $1,200 level. So I think most people view it as a good time to get in. Whether it's going to take 6 months 12 months for it to move higher it's hard to say. But as far as we're concerned at Hart Gold since we're a high grade mine and a low cost producer we're operating in the bottom quartile of costs. So our cost to produce an ounce of gold is about $600. Gold is trading at $1,250 or so so we have a very large margin and I think that's what people really need to look at. What is the margin that companies are making on their production? Well you heard it here. High gold grade low cost production and you're about to announce your commercial production numbers. Is that correct this quarter? That's right. Thank you for joining us today Steven. It was a pleasure to see you again. It's always good to see you.


Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2019-20-20 Panini Gold Standard Soccer One Box Break Random Number Block Number 28. Just like every random number block, every spot gets you a random number for the break is 0-9. If you get the number 3, you'll get all cards with 3 being the first number next to the slash on the left side of the slash. So for example, if the card is 13 out of 99, 3 out of 25, 43 out of 49, 93 out of 99, and so on, the number 3 will get the card. All redemption cards go to the 0 spot. Even if it is a known one of one redemption, it will still go to the 0 spot. There you go. 10 spots, all card ship, very nice stuff. Here is our customer list from Robert Runkle down to Hovsep with Last Spot Mojo and our numbers from 0-9. Dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up a 6 and a 1 7 times. Seventh and final time from Robert Runkle down to Robert Runkle. 7 times, 7 times on the dice. And now 7 times on the numbers. Seventh and final time from 7 down to 9. So Robert Runkle with 7, Gary Goldberg with 3, Brian Kavett with 6, Robert Runkle with 2, Kenny Sievers with 1, John Ryder with 8, Hovsep with 5, Robert Runkle with 4, Jason Sievert with 0, and Robert Runkle with 9. So if we sort that by number, Jason Sievert with the 0 spot will get any and all redemptions within the box, even known one-of-one redemptions, while Kenny obviously with the number one spot will get any in-person one-of-ones. And there you go. That's the random number block itself. Now let's open up the box. Let's print this out. So here is our box, gold standard soccer, stuff is awesome. Here's our final list from Jason back down to Robert, Hovsep Last Spot Mojo with number 5, good luck there, a little extra mojo for you, auto on the bottom there. Next up, or first up is solid gold, Rich Charleston, 11 out of 149 for Everton, 11 going to spot 1, Kenny Sievers, got a thicker one here, nice patch, 1 out of 29, Radamo Falcao Garcia for Columbia, number 1 out of 29 going to spot 1 again and Kenny Sievers, Andreas Pereira, 99 out of 129 for Manchester United, 99 going to spot 9 and Robert Rumpel, Felipe Anderson, 33 out of 79 for West Ham, 33 going to spot 3 and Gary Goldberg, a little bit bigger than small top loaders. Donnie van de Beek, 118 out of 149 for AFC Ajax, 118 going to spot 8, John Reeder, Juan Matta, Jersey, 65 out of 79 for Manchester United, 65 going to spot 5, Hovsep Last Spot Mojo and our auto is Team USA, Mia Ham, 12 out of 29, she's great, Nomar Garcia-Para, wife, right, 12 out of 29 going to spot 2, Robert Rumpel, there you go Robert and there you go, that was the break. That was 2019-2020 Panini Gold Standard Soccer, 1 box break, random number block, number 28 from jaspyscasebreaks.com, next one is in the store now, jaspyscasebreaks.com, I'm Sean, thanks for hanging out and I'll see you next time.


What are the charges of a Gaza C-spot? None. No possible. Turn the house to the president. What's the delay in getting more houses? It's a message to the families of the houses in Gaza. They're not going to stop until they get them out. How can they argue that you will get them out? What's been the delay? They're working in the sense that we're hitting the targets. Did you ask for a three-day pause to Netanyahu? You know I've been asked for a pause for a lot more than three decades. Yes. Did you ask him to pause for three days to get to the hospital? Yes. I've asked for even a longer pause for some of it. Are you bringing up the issue of an endorsement? Shutdown. Just eight days. Can you give us an update on what you're thinking on how to move past that? I wish the house would just get to work. I'm not being persistent. I'm just not a prodigist. The idea of playing games with shutdown at this moment is just bizarre. And I think that we ought to be able to combine Ukraine and Israel. And I'm open to discussions on the border. And I've already made some proposals. There's no need for any of this. Mr. President, are you frustrated with Prime Minister Netanyahu that he has not listed more to some of the things you have asked him to do? It's taking a little longer than I hope. It's taking a little bit longer? Do you support the UAW's efforts to unionize Tesla and Toyota, Mr. President? Absolutely. Thank you.


It's Wednesday. It's 11 o'clock. It's April the 7th, 2021. I'm Tim Apachele, your host for What Now America. The title of today's show is President Biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. And we're going to talk about the big plan. So without further ado, let me go to my guests. Today we have Jay Fidel, Winston Welch, and Stephanie Dalton. Good morning, everyone. Good morning, Kim. You know, Jay, there's been much to do about the other day when Joe Biden announced his proposal about the infrastructure plan and the GOP kind of went into a tizzy right off the bat. The GOP seems to have the traditional thought that infrastructure is just bridges and roads and that's about it. The infrastructure or maybe some traffic lights. But the Democrats have a far different opinion about what that's what infrastructure should be to include human infrastructure. So I think that's interesting. They're not limiting it to just bridges and roads. They're including things of housing, replace lead water pipes, refurbishment of airports, federal buildings. They want to create jobs, raise wages, benefits for home care workers, upgrade the electric grid, modernize schools, install charging stations across America for the onslaught of new electric cars. And who's correct, Jay? What is the definition of infrastructure? Well, in 1938, the Republican position would have been correct. But we're a long way from that now our society is much more complex and everything you listed in my view is infrastructure. And he's got to do that if he wants to satisfy, you know, the various constituents in his party. If he wants to satisfy me, he's got to do that, I'll tell you.  He doesn't have to worry about 60 votes. He has to worry about 50, 51. And so the problem is, I think some of the Democrats may have reservations about the definition you just described. And they may give him a hard time about it. If that's the case, he can't get that bill through. And this is a signature bill. It's really important. It's important to start the economy also or restart the economy. This is an FDR type of WPA type of bill. It has an effect in every corner of the economy and the country. Problem is that he can't be sure to get it through in his present form. And we have to imagine that Ron Klain, you know, his chief of staff has a Blackboard in his office there, identifying every single member of the House and the Senate. And they talk to them all day and they try to figure out which way these guys can vote. And I think they have found that they cannot get the 50 votes with the existing bill. So he has got to change a few things to get 50 votes. And that's why the paper this morning is saying that Biden is now willing to negotiate. I mean, the trap for him negotiating with any Republican member of the Senate is that they'll do a flimflam on him.  They've done that before. They like to play out the clock. They're notorious for playing out the clock. Yeah, it's an obvious strategy. And I'm sure he wants to avoid that. He liked to avoid that, but he needs to talk to them now because he's trying to get his 50 votes. And, you know, that that means part of this bill is going to go away. I'm sorry to say, I believe all of it is appropriate, but part of it's going to go away. The more progressive portion of the Democratic Party, obviously AOC's and and the Bernie Sanders, they feel that 2.3 trillion is woefully low. I heard AOC on, I think it was Rachel Maddow show that she didn't think it was out of the out of the reach or out of the plausibility of having a 12 trillion dollar package. You know, just as a background, you know, we we've just spent $5 trillion on the the three COVID relief packages. And don't forget about a couple years prior to that is multi trillion dollar corporate tax cut. You know, at some point, the deficit will catch up to us and we'll see all sorts of havoc revealed as a result of these crazy trillion dollar spending sprees that we seem to be going on. I totally agree. And the republic is the playing on that. That's Mitch McConnell's core point. We can't afford it. And whether whether he's consistent or not, I suggest he's not consistent.  But but the fact is that that argument will resonate wider and wider as Biden spends more and more because it's going to catch some people's pension that we have to pay it back. And right now it's already getting to that point, I think with some people. It's the balance of we really need this to restart the economy. We have to spend. Let's not worry about it. And the other is let's worry about it. Because at the end of the day, this is going to bite us in some way. And it always bites you to spend more than you have you have to pay it back. Now remember the member that bill calls for an increase in the corporate income tax. You know, by a substantial amount, I think it goes from 22 to 28%, something along those lines. That's a lot of money. And so, you know, at least he's addressing that issue. And he's satisfying the people who like AOC who wanted to tax the rich. And so, so, you know, that's a bit of an answer but very weather. Okay. Hey, Jay, thank you. Hey Winston, to you. You know, the idea of this is most likely as Jay said it's going to be a reconciliation budget reconciliation process. And the question being, is this going to be the last one that Joe Biden has for some time to come. And is this where you plant your flag to get this plus I like to I like to refer to bills as kind of a Christmas tree and everyone like to put a big Christmas ornament on it. And as the ornaments are placed, the cost of the bill goes up and up. But is this is this the bill where Joe Biden may have his last really really big hurrah for at least a year. And that's why this, this is a $2.3 trillion bill, or should it be even higher? Should it be a bigger one because he may not have another crack at this? What do you think Winston? Well, I hope it's not the last major bill he has. He's got a lot of stuff to do. This is just part of the backlog that he's addressing. Voting right stuff is fundamentally more important. But this is what, what was the phrase with Clinton and Bush senior, it's the economy stupid, right? Which I thought was rude at the time. And I still do. But essentially, people vote with their feet. A lot of, although these last four years have turned everything on its head because even though they may be better off, they're not voting rationally all the time. But this bill looks kind of like a hybrid between traditional infrastructure where you would expect roads, bridges and that sort of thing. But the interesting things thrown in there where he's, like Jay said, he's got to throw bones to his constituents. But 174 billion for electric vehicle stations. Is this not something that GM and Ford and Tesla could help pay for? It's interesting. They're saying, nope, this is going to be on the backs of America. So put that in 80 billion for Amtrak. How much is our train? 12. So, you know, you can see as soon as this stuff gets parceled out. And of course, they're not spending what 2 billion here in Hawaii. So that leaves 78 billion for the rest of the country. But other things that we think of like bridges, roads, highways in need of major repair. If you look at assessments of Hawaii's bridges and dams, a startlingly high number are in danger or are at below grade, you know, and we saw this in Florida this last week where this massive wall of water might have come out of a dam. The other things that he's thinking of doing is that I think probably is going to get the fat cut out of it is this idea like expanding high speed broadband. Is this not something that the Verizon and T-Mobile and AT&T should be doing? Maybe not. They have us pay for it. And retrofitting 2 million homes and commercial properties. That seems like something where people say, yeah, that's nice, but that's 200 billion that you could spend somewhere else. The water pipes to lead, that makes sense in the long run. You know, you want kids with lead in their brains don't do as well as Stephanie can attest as a teacher. Improving the electric grid, we know that we're one EMP away from disaster. So there's a lot of really good things in there. I think one that's really going to be cut is the caregivers for elderly and people with disabilities. That's 400 billion. And I think that's going to be one that gets the biggest slice taken out of it. Frankly, the rest of it is supporting manufacturing and R&D and, you know, preventing future pandemics. I would hope that they wouldn't fight that. Let me ask you this.  And you said, we're going to bite the boat. We've got lead water pipes. We're going to have to tear them all out and do the right thing and put in proper pipes. What if you're one of the states that did that versus one of the states that never bothered to do it? And now those states are getting basically a freebie for not doing the right thing back at the time when it was necessary. What do you say to those states? Well, yeah, I mean, it is at some level, someone's going to benefit somewhere. And I doubt, I hope that he didn't say he's just going to aid the blue states. I don't see that anywhere in here. I mean, we know for sure Detroit had drinking water problems, but I don't think it was lead. These are just human problems. The electric grid affects all of us. Texas being a prime example that we need to improve the electric grid and the way that, in that case, perhaps how the energy market functions. But they simply didn't plan on it being cold. So I think a lot of these things are just basic catch up. And the way that he's going to pay for it, and planning to pay for it, of course, is a hike on taxes. You saw Janet Yellen saying something I thought which was quite interesting, which was the idea of floating a minimum international tax on corporations. So no matter where they were going, they can't hide anymore. And I think this is the idea that corporations should pay something because so many corporations really just don't pay anything if they can avoid it. And you're seeing the EU sued Apple for locating in Ireland to avoid taxes and that sort of thing. So we'll see what happens. You know, Janet Yellen has that concept domestically but also she wants to wrangle the G 20 to do basically the same thing. And she's hoping that this at least domestically, the corporate tax hike would raise about $1.3 trillion. You know, not not small change. So there'll be a question on to what degree corporations are going to support or not support. There are a lot of corporations saying it's time that we pay our fair share. I don't know if that's Jeff Bezos or not, but there are other corporations that don't pay taxes at all. And I think they realize that the infrastructure is falling apart. That would be the hook in it. But I mean, essentially remember that the job of a corporate head, or he will be sued or she will be sued is to maximize shareholder wealth. And so if, if they're advocating for higher taxes on themselves, I would say they probably aren't doing their job to maximize shareholder wealth. They might be good corporate citizens and they could approach it from that angle, but I don't think you're going to see anyone jumping in the aisles on the corporate and to raise their taxes anymore than anyone else. I'll remember though you guys that some of the some of the infrastructure points could easily fall on the same corporation. Yes, they're effectively being excused from, you know, huge expenses. So if I would run, yeah, I would run clean. I would go to the, yeah, we're racing corporate tax. We have to do that. But we're also not pushing you on, for example, broadband infrastructure. If you want to do that yourself, it's going to cost a lot of money. We're taking your burden on that. So both sides to that argument. Yeah, if they're putting in 500,000 charging stations for electrical vehicles. So like I said, this should this be a Ford, Tesla, you know, or how about broadband internet? Apple is a $2 trillion corporation now. Do you have an iPhone? That's something they're getting subsidized by that, but we subsidize all kinds of industries all over the place. So this is nothing new. Yeah, it's just how are we going to pay for it. All right. Thank you, Winston. Hey, Stephanie, Joe Biden got a little bit of a, I don't know if it's early birthday present or early Christmas president. But remember the Senate parliamentarian, the one that said, hey, you can't put in a wage hike with the COVID stimulus package. And Joe Biden respected that opinion and, and therefore did not do it. But that that person is Elizabeth McDonald, McDowell. And she is basically said that section 304 of the 1974 budget act allows the Senate to pass a resolution that revises an already passed budget. And by doing so, that gives you another another budget reconciliation chip, if you will. And that'd be done. You know, Chuck Schumer didn't ask her, and she didn't answer. But the bottom line is if this is true, here's a backdoor way of really getting around the filibuster. And we could have now a whole host of things, getting through the Senate that maybe previously was not possible. And I think, you know, I'm thinking of this infrastructure bill using the last opportunity for a budget reconciliation process, but maybe there's more in the future. What do you think? I've heard probably three, but I had heard before that there were two, but before this anyway, so it's it's tremendous opening of the gate, the drawbridge is down. Okay, because the Republicans can't hold that. And if the can come through on me. Do you think this is a misuse? Would this be perceived as a misuse of the budget reconciliation process, as is the filibuster is misused? If we're going to solve America's needs, if we're going to respond to the country's needs, which are dire. No, I mean, Biden's trying to find every way he can, and making all efforts across all options. One of the things that you're pointing out that he seems to be doing, which is kind of curious, but is that he's maybe building this package based on the olden days, like the Eisenhower major highway program. And remember, we had all these highways because we all did pay for it, but Eisenhower was responsible for that. And now it looks like Biden is doing that same kind of thing, so America builds its stuff, right? And then we figure out how to pay for it. But it looks like maybe with the new roles for corporate America, this will stimulate some rethinking of how all that works. Plus, in listening to the Yellen and the other economic people, and I'm no economic person, but this doesn't necessarily come back on us. First of all, like I had thought would happen with Biden, it's like the shuttle's been sitting out on, you know, that tower eight, waiting for the countdown, and now finally Biden's in and things are happening. And now that shuttle's starting to turn on all that smoke and rise for America. And so this this is seems to be what's happening. And we can pay for as I don't I think AOC is a little bit fringy. But the point is that it's not just taxes that all this gets paid for. We have debt. We have the 30 year Treasury bond. We've got the most desirable debt in the entire world. They're all dying to get in here to have it. The Chinese almost about 30 year bonds. And so when this happens, that's how we pay for this, a big portion. Yeah, but you're, you're, you're, you're basically putting the country in debt to a point where the country is no longer in charge of its own destiny. You're, you're borrowers of our debt. They now start to push us around and tell us, this is how it's going to go. And if you don't like it, we won't renew our, our 30 year Treasury purchases of the United States. All threat, all through the Biden, the Trump thing. Okay, I kept saying, you know, the Chinese do have their hand in our pocketbook. All they ever had to do was take it, say, we're done. And the next morning, all of us are out of money. All of us, you and me, no money. Okay. So I never understood. If he understood what what a control factor there is for that. But nevertheless, this is an accept. This is the way countries manage to. All right, well, let me ask you, is, is 2.3 trillion a bridge, no pun intended, a bridge too far? Is it too much? Or is it, is it, should it be more? Or is it, you know, should it be less? I'm just glad that it's large because that gives Biden a lot more maneuverability. Okay. So if Joe Manchin wants 25% for corporate, instead of 28, hey, yeah, let's go with that. You know, I mean, so I like that. Now, I don't know. I think the AOC thing, ultimately over four years, maybe we'll end up doing something like that. I mean, so that maybe that was her intention is the overarch issue, you know, of all that we need is hardly a me, a measly 2 trillion. Yeah, but you know, you could, you know, I understand negotiations, he asked more than what you wanted, what you expected, but at the same time, by throwing out land, just numbers, you damage your credibility as not being an honest player at the table.  And we have to watch our inflation and we have to see how our debt sells, and how that we've got that those are all the things that yelling and folks there take care of, and look at how that works. So, I don't think anybody expects that the first offer is the best and final offer. That's a that's just a major principle of contracting, you know, you're always going to come in and work it over so I think that's an acceptable way to to approach it. Yeah, I don't know how much Biden's on what margin he's left for himself.  So I mean, maybe we're going to get some transparency here on how these people have been operating and the Republican Party and not to the benefit of the nation and here we've got to do this stuff or we're going to not make it to. Okay, we want to be in. Yeah, right. Thank you. You know you bring up Mitch McConnell and corporations and Jay on this switch switch topics here. And I'm going to give you a kind of a long long winded question and that is going back to the Georgia's new voter laws that have been passed and signed into law by the governor. There's been a lot more corporations starting to take note of it and starting to speak out Bank of America Google Facebook, the MLB of course is left for the their games and delta air of course. So they're starting to jump on board this topic. Yet Mitch McConnell comes out and says, Hey, corporations.  Now, if I'm the CEO of one of those corporations he's talking to, whether he mentions my name or not, I guess I could take that and extrapolate to say, All right, I'll get out of politics. I'm not donating anymore. Can this have a backlash on the GOP by, by this issue alone. Well, you know, as Winston said, they're supposed to enhance the wealth of their stockholders, anything that cuts their bottom line is the problem. But as Stephanie said, you know that Mitch McConnell is a very picture of hypocrisy. When he gets there Rachel matter last night made that so clear. You know he's the one he's the one that you know is encouraging corporate contributions doing everything he can. And then he says the corporations stay out of politics. I think, I think his hypocrisy is being revealed. I mean no newscaster, no reporter is going to miss that point. He is a picture of hypocrisy. At the same time you know these, these guys why are these guys doing this. Well they're doing this to enhance their brand with the public. I suppose you could say they're doing it for the right thing but that's only one element. They're doing it because it gives them good press. And they're on a roll right now. Only the big ones that you hear about. I wonder about the medium sized ones and the smaller ones are they doing that too they may not have the, you know the financial cloud to make a difference and leave Georgia. Bottom bottom line is that this is the first time we have seen this as I recall, where a bunch of major national international corporations have taken a position. And I think it is, I love it that they do this. I love it because they care about the people or at least they do apparently their PR, you know firms are telling me they should take this position. And it will not be the last time. I think we've established a bit of a change in corporate culture here. And I'm so happy they got together and I want to continue to do this and stand up against McConnell. And I think they probably at least a lot of them will continue to do this. Well, let me ask that point. You know there's Craig manier. He's the CEO of Home Depot Home Depot is headquartered out of Atlanta. It's the largest employer in Georgia. Absolutely crickets from Home Depot absolute crickets and if you go on social media, there are louder and louder shouts for boycotting Home Depot products, stay out of the store. Does Craig manier listen to that, or what would motivate him. He's a staunch GOP supporter. He has been throughout the years throughout the Trump administration and the George Bush junior administration. We go to Winston's point about it's their job to provide you know the stockholders their bottom line. But if he's surrounded by everyone that has jumped on board, is the pressure going to be so great that he has no choice. Well, that's another effect of the of the ones who are, you know, supporting the voting rights act and criticizing Georgia. I mean they they they make it clear that Home Depot is crickets. They make it clear that Home Depot is not coming along. And that silence is deafening about Home Depot. And maybe it's just, you know, us guys here but I take that really seriously. You know there are alternatives to buying my hardware at Home Depot or somewhere else, knowing that him Winston Stephanie, I wouldn't buy anything at Home Depot. And furthermore, I'll tell you here now in public, I'm not going to buy anything at Home Depot. And I think I think right thinking Americans will hear the sound of those crickets and act accordingly. Those guys are definitely involved in politics, their GOP it goes, it goes beyond making contributions to McConnell and his friends. It means it means making a loud statement.  All right, well just as a side note, the story in Honolulu it's now referred to as numbers 1701 is the usually one two or three every year of the highest grossing sales store in the country. And just by the way, there happens to be a low store about three blocks away. So taking your point Jay and just making note that there are other options and by the way, our local city mail is just down the street from that too. Good point Jay. Winston, to the same point and the same topic. Should these, will we see more corporations jump on board? And if so, why do you think they're doing so? Well, you know, although they do have that their fiduciary responsibility to maximize shareholder wealth. They are also subject to pressures of their shareholders and we see shareholders initiatives come in and say. We want you to whatever switch to renewable energy or purchase eco credits or whatever or make sure that you have the boardroom filled with representational members of society that look like society. They may require diversity and inclusion initiatives. This may fall under this. This may fall under a mandate by the holders to be good corporate citizens in addition to maximizing their shareholder wealth. And in fact, it may be part of maximizing their shareholder wealth. So I think they probably look at all the calculus and they say, Hey, does taking a position on this increase our shareholder wealth. If so, yes, it does. Therefore, we will take that stand. You know, I mean, it's very hard to prove something. People are they are are you going to have shareholders go to the home people's meeting and say, Hey, you didn't take a stand on this and the stock fell 10% and there's a direct correlation there. It's hard to say that. One thing you have to look at Winston is it's not just today or this week, but what the analysts are saying right now. If they enhance their brand, and you and I and Tim and Stephanie remember that we're we're not going to be down on Home Depot for a week or two or three. We will remember this for the rest of our lives. That that is correct. And that's taken into the whole calculation of things. So I think at the end of the day, because of these pressures and because they don't want major league baseball or basketball or the NCAA or anybody else pulling out of there. And you saw you saw even Stacy Abrams said, please don't leave Georgia. We need you here and keeping the pressure on, which I think was interesting too. So she said, we want to work with you guys to increase pressure to help our society be better. And so I think there's all these different factors playing in and it can be both better for the bottom line of the corporation to support these initiatives and be diverse and inclusive. And that actually is better for the bottom line. And I think most studies would prove that out. So, you know, these boards of directors have these decisions to make and sometimes are controlled by a bully or a major shareholder and that's the reality of the situation. Well, you know, it has national effect and actually it's having a positive national effect not only on guys like us, but the state of Kentucky Kentucky is entertaining and may already have passed a pro voting rights bill a pro voting that's news and I guess what that means is they've been reading the paper. But what is also very ironic about it is guess who is from Kentucky. Never mind. Who are the worst senators. No Quinsan is there whatsoever. Hey, you know, we're running out of time basically but unfortunately one of the topics I wanted to talk about today we'll have to just address it another time is the fact that Donald Trump's fundraising efforts has been splashed all over the newspaper. And these campaign organizations have had to refund back to their donors $122 million, because they donated once but the forces to be continued to draw from their credit cards and they're checking accounts and just sucked them dry. And now the donors complained, wait a minute, I didn't agree to that. I agreed to pay $990 not $8000. So this is happening all over the place, not just with a few donors but thousands of donors, and it's totaling up 122 million so maybe next week we get to talk about this one because once again, be a Trump University or his foundation is campaign organizations are on the move and scamming just like in the old days so last thoughts Stephanie you get to last thought here on stuff. I was just going to ask Lou was into that too so I mean that I wouldn't yeah, every but all of them have some problems that way and letting you slip into I'll be a regular donor instead of just this one time. Anyway, so yeah, that that was interesting but that just par for the course. I did want to say, finally that to just mentioned to you all that, and I think we all are discussing this and talk about it, is that there's a new paradigm. I mean, we're actually getting that I guess that's what I'm trying to say about that my satisfaction with how Biden is going so far, and that it is especially in the area of opening up the thinking about all of this I mean, you know, Obama, you know really rammed and rammed and rammed to work together with the Republicans, and he just got nowhere to the point where you think he just come running out of the White House. But Biden is doing things that probably having been informed from that like he's got those posters all up telling everybody who did what, which is something Obama never did get enough credit out there about who did what for the health care. Anyway, the point is that I think Biden may have something going here with cracking through the current era dime that's got us in this iron grip stalemate. And let's just see if he's going to continue to run with this ball or get, get better at it. Gonna have to get ready. Okay, thank you for those last comments. Thanks. Good words. Hey Jay, your last comments be about infrastructure or anything that suits your fancy. And returning to your point about how Trump scammed his public, you know it's done with little boxes, pre check boxes. That's the box in the middle of the boilerplate says I agree to give this for, you know, for the rest of my life. On a weekly basis, and they accelerated that you know first it was by the month and it was by the week and by the hour. And then they had to something called a money bomb. And a money bomb is another little a second little box that says, in addition to what I told you I was giving. $1,000. And people wouldn't see that. And they got ripped. And the Trump campaign and by the way the leftler and who the who was the other one who was running in Georgia running for the Senate. Those guys use this technique the same way they raised tons of money. And it's a GOP trick and yes Stephanie, the Democrats how to return refund money to they all they all do. But the amount of money that Trump collected was huge millions, million, and way tens of millions, because of these little boxes. And it's a scam and everybody knows it's a scam, and they refunded it but his is his is the bottom line. It's a tax or rather an interest free loan. So if you need the money to run your campaign for say six months.  It's an old fashioned scam. Wow. New, a new light on an old subject. All right, thanks Jay Winston your last thoughts your last words. I don't just hearing his name made my brain right and I'm so glad we don't talk about him anymore. Honestly, we have so many important things to discuss. And him not being part of the conversation is so healthy for all of us. I mean he's there in the background. But at this point, I'm just grateful that that we moved on as a people and that we're moving on and God bless America and Joe Biden. Great words to end with. Thanks Winston. All right, well that's all the time we have for today's show. I want to thank Jay Fidel Winston Welch, Stephanie Dalton. Thank you for joining us on what now America. Join us next week Wednesday at 11 o'clock. I'm Tim Appichell your host, and we'll see you then. Aloha.