The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour. With your host, Basil Chapman, call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning everyone, Basil Chapman, on this Monday the 28th of August, we're wrapping up the month of August and a couple of days, we're looking at the Dow up 241 and 34,588. Everything I looked at over the weekend suggested that there should be some kind of a relief rally, but probably more in a sideways consolidation before we see the next move and maybe it's the next move down. I'm not sure how much higher we can go. Yes, you can have a rally at 34,591 in the Dow. I don't see any reason why you couldn't actually get to the 34,800s and then we'll have to see if there's internal strength so that weekly is still very strong sell mode in the daily, although I have no qualms looking at the long side and the Dow just in the very short term, even though we are still short from the August 1st high, you've got to be ready for balances, but that would only be a really quick trade and that's looking at the S&P. S&P at this particular point is up 24,430. It's the same thing. You can just see this here.  The technicals are all weighted to the downside of this particular point. Same thing, up $1.84 at $365.90. There is a little bit more rotation there going on, so you can get wilder swings, but still the $365. I would say the $371 area is going to be a real test for strength of the S&P. That weekly chart is still strong, but the technicals are starting to fail one by one, not the $914. That's still very, very positive looking at the IWM. This is going to be a very big test. Can we continue? We see this all the time in the Russell 2000. It's terrible. All of a sudden, it has a really strong couple of days and it looks like, well, maybe the small caps, the iShares Russell 2000 ETF with the small caps is going to come into play. So far, that hasn't happened. Now, a bunch of things happen at the same time because you need to have, probably you need to, it isn't as influenced by rates as some other areas, but it certainly does have some kind of contingency there because you've got those financials, the smallest financials there in the Russell. So I would just say that if the Russell was starting to move, I also have to have a look at the XLF and so far, kind of avoided that area for a while, quite a while. That has been XLF, there we go. That's the major S&P select financial spider fund and here we are, the nine-period moving average still pink under the 14. It's tested the 200-period moving average, pushed a little bit up away from it. The MACD is starting to improve, but it's still negative. Stochastic is starting to improve, but it's still under 20 percent. The on-balance volumes are a little bit of a balance. The weekly chart remains with a green, nine-period exponential moving average, meaning that it's in an uptrend, but it's under pressure. That's what IBD would say, it's under pressure. That's what I'm looking at right now, but the technicals are not that bad. So it says how we start September is going to be important because if it's held above 34, no, sorry, if it's held above 3350, it's at 3428 right now, and the financials are able, the XLF is able to start to trade, not can't just touch it and then fail, but can actually start to trade in the 3475, 3510 area. That would be a really good sign. It hasn't done that for quite a while, so that would be a good sign. The KRE, that's the S&P regional banking ETF, still negative. All the technicals are negative. It needs at 4461 up 97 cents, well at least 2.22%, that's not bad. You would have to see this in the 4650 area and holding there, can't just go there once and it needs to go there and hold, and it'll say, hey, there is some strength left in the regional banks sector. Let's just go on, we want to look at the, this is one at a time, gold. So gold is trading up seven, sorry, you see some turning around, the stochastic has gone from under 20% from the under the teens, in fact, in the single digits to over 20%, and now it's trading at 45.95%. That's a good sign. On balance volume is very weak. The MACD is strengthening, it's cross positive. Where are we here? We're looking at the pink nine-period moving average slow way underneath the 14-period moving average, and that just says to me, gold is finding some play at this particular point. You might find, I don't like to type this in, I do that every once in a while, but it's a rolling contract. In other words, the price that I have now, it could be a different price in a week's time with the new months starting, but the low was 1913.6 on the 21st of August, and the way it's looking right now with the lower lows and lower highs in the weekly chart, a move in gold that can actually get to the 1960s at any point this week would be very impressive action. As it stands, it looks to me like it's just chopping sideways, there could be one little slide into the 1920, 1915 area. That would be on a short-term basis, really important to hold. If you're looking at silver, which is at a way better chart formation, up 0.04 right now, 24, 28. This is, look at this, a strong move to the upside has, no, you know what, that was a C. Let me just double check here, 24.430 and 24.44. This is a leg C. I don't like leg Cs to fail so quickly after a B without making a strong leg C. So this is what's this very good action so far. Nicely, way above the 200-period moving average, the nine has gone positive over the 14. The magdies expanding, it's good. Circassus flat at 90.81%. That's what I like to see. And the other thing is that in this pattern that sometimes a dreaded H, that's the lower case, H, let me just do that right now, can go to, it goes below the left side load but then closes above it. If the tactical starts to really improve and the price actually takes out the arch high, in this case for silver, it would be the high of 25, 40, 47, the week of the 21st of July. If it's able to, it does not even close, go above that, preferably close, but go above that in this particular phase, it says, you know, it could go all the way to the 20, 26, 50, 20, almost 27 level, that was the high back in April. But just one thing at a time, the nine is still negative in the weekly chart, positive in the daily, positive in the monthly, so that's weekly chart is the one that really has to change. If it does that, you're looking at something quite extraordinary that the strength of the silver SLV is the ETF for those of you don't get the futures contract. Yeah, you can see it a lot clearer. It's broken above the falling X and inside track technique and the tools that I use for four sessions are gapped up and it hasn't broken under that trend line. That's in the daily, the McDean's, Cassie, everything's positive. The weekly chart is just today, flipped L, that's long but you can't go less than an hour into the new week and call the weekly chart 90 moving average 40 crossover positive. You have to wait for Friday. So that's a good sign. I'll be back to down as a 242 is 23.76 will be right. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then rocket equities and options report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. 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Let me see if I can find right here. What happens if you get a long narrow rectangle? Let me just say, this pertains to a sideways move between parallel trend lines, meaning you've got a horizontal line and another horizontal line making your channel. But this is sideways and it's long and it's narrow.  There's a real good chance you're going to take, you're going to touch the bottom line, maybe this time take it out and then pop back in and that's where other things can happen. But if it stays in that rectangle for a long time, doesn't pop out on the upside or the downside, if it takes out the upside, you've got to be prepared that you're now looking at this as new support. The whole thing is new support because it's found a different level. In other words, the tide on the very short term has changed to an uptide, rising tide. The larger rectangle has a different connotation altogether. I can talk about that but let's talk about this right now because this is what it pertains to. Sideways look between about 44, 27 and 44, 12 or 13. It just stays there from Friday all the way through Sunday night into early Monday morning and then look what happened. Pop, no, 827, 828. No, what am I talking about? It was, it was Friday. Right, Friday was yeah, it was Friday. And then what happens is it breaks out and it goes in the chapel. If you're always looking for a peak D or an E and that's kind of where you want to say, yeah, what's going to happen right now? Well, there's your peak D at about 11 a.m. That was on Friday. Pull back and remember that sudden sharp start.  We've trend gauge reading and that should say whatever the futures do, even if they're up sharply, be prepared that we could go negative in today, which is exactly what we did. And then there was a sharp rally. Look sideways and then it breaks out. It goes peak A, B, C, D. It's gone to the D. Uh-oh. Oh, but wait a minute, the line is still way over the 14. Nothing to worry about just yet. Still acting very well. Okay, so that's, I hope that helps you. On a very short-term basis, we made a peak C1, C2. We've gone sideways. It could still go a little higher than this. It's even a C3. It's holding very nicely. I mean, we were kind of oversold on a short-term basis, especially at the end of a month, a lot of things going on. So let's just go back here. So the SLVR said it was holding very nicely. Just wanted to finish up here to say bonds. This is bonds going all the way down to the left side low, but it's better to see it in the 20-year Treasury Bond Fund. $9185 was the low back in October, the week of the 28th of October, 2022. $9223 was the low five sessions ago, six sessions ago, or four, five, six sessions ago last week. And it started to look the stochastic rallied a little bit. The on balance volume is still very negative. MACD is expanding upwards, but a lot has to happen before you can see follow-through to the upside. But I have to call this gray leg B in the daily chart because it did make a slightly higher high today. I'm looking at this and I'm saying there's a lot going on, because, as I said, to subscribe to my opening call, the HGX index, that's the Philadelphia Housing Sector Index, did a Roman candle low on Friday. That's this particular candle right here, red one, with five to four 32 low. If in the next two sessions it's able to close nicely above the high of Friday, $548.54 was the high. If it's able to do that, then those tall brothers, they might hold up a little bit longer. And we need to see whether the yields are going to help. Because if the yields start to come down, you might get a pretty nice balance in these homeboulders. And that's going to be very important. Okay? So I see some inner strength, the first kind of this opening gambit of the week, and then we're going to test strength. But the SMH is absolutely imperative to monitor stock, up $1.05 at $1.50.14. This is going to be very interesting. We remain short the SMH. So now I've got some questions. So this is going to be a very interesting question on RKT. This is Rocket, RKT. Talking about Rocket, don't forget, Tommy Urbine has great newsletter called Rocket Options and, oops, Rocket Options, I shouldn't have said that until I absolutely remembered exactly. Newsletter. And he does great work with looking at options, anyway. So this is Rocket with a Chapman Way flat-based restart, which I said way back here on that big rally that if I'm correct about identifying this particular pattern, I usually make it pink so that everything goes together, pink there, then you've got your pink sideways move. Now let me just put this out. I would normally measure it. So there, this is a little bit conservative. I could be a little more aggressive. I'll sort of, no, yes, I'll sort of just a little bit more aggressive. And I'll say go to that doji candle there. So there's a chance that with the gyrations that we're looking at right now, that this very, very nice move from under nine to almost 12 in the slide, I mean, 30% rally is fabulous. We could see, and this is going to be the big question for me, how does this play out over the next couple of, I put it in the next two weeks more than just next couple of, yeah, not days. I need a couple of weeks. Look, it's now struggling a little bit. This particular pattern says that it should come back and test the 10 round number low that was made on the third of August. When this is finished, how it comes out of it and comes back towards the 11th is going to be really important because if in the month of September, certainly by the second week of September, it's touched 11.05, 1112 just gets into the 11th, then you've got another cup formation. And that's going to, I wouldn't say defeats the purpose of the Chapman Way flat base restart off-road. It came all the way back down to the 10.13, just 13 cents away. It's pretty much accompanied a lot of what I would look at in the Chapman Way flat base restart. Now even more important, what we're looking at is the monthly chart, the nine is still way over the 14. So the weekly chart, the tide is still pretty strong. Monthly chart has improved, it's gone to a leg B. So this is Rocket's companies. Is this the financial, can you just, if you could just tell me if that's, yeah, I'm not sure yet. In fact, I thought I looked at it and typed it out. I did the break. I'm going to have a look. So it's comes, does. Oh, yeah, that's right. More years, real estate, financial service, businesses. Okay. Well, nothing that I said changes it. It's in a trading band and watch how it tests 10. That's, that's a big thing there. I'll be back. 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So VNO is for NIO Realty Trust. It's up 76 cents at 22.78. I like this cup formation that's forming. I think it will go to a leg D and that'll be above the 22.78 high oops 23.78 high that was made a few weeks ago and then you're going to have to see because the MACD is still very weak it came back sharply stochastic fell from way over 80 percent down to under 20 percent down 47 percent on balance volumes weak. So I if this is a position that you already have I say just hold it don't fold it. I mean this is not where I want to mess with something that you've been because it gets you know people are going to Realty Trusts people who own who build the Realty Trusts they understand real estate they understand finance and as long as things are working well they get the dividend they get all sorts of things so it's a different kettle of fish and so I'm not going to mess with this other than to say at any point in September if it closes under 19.50 it's a 22.81 right now then there's a little problem and then I would have to say take a little bit off keep a core position but take a little bit off so you say well why not two or three points higher take a little bit off I'd wait just a little bit let's see if it can retest the high that was made just under 24 and in fact I can just tell you right now for money management purposes not a bad idea if it can get between 22.78 if it can get between 23 and 23.76 over 76 cents I wouldn't make too much of a fuss I'd say yeah take a little bit off for money management purposes because even if it gets to that D the way the daily chart is acting it looks like the next thing in the phase is going to be choppy and if it gets to it that's it'll be an E slash maybe a B in that phase but in the daily chart a weekly chart it'll be a leg D and right there looking at it just on a purely technical level says don't mess with your core position but on a very short term basis maybe you can think maybe you can wait and if it does that in the next day or two give me a yell we're looking at it together but at this point it's acting very well CCJ is a question no no I have to do the one that I got over the weekend xpeng or what I was talking about it the other day gx oh man e p en no no why why is it just slipping my mind here no no she oh no he wait I wrote it down didn't I write down and I will say the same trouble the other day oh I'm gonna have to memorize this one xpeng no I'm not getting it it was a Chinese car company someone can give me a hand yeah um I've got it in front of me I'm looking at xpeng xpeng someone's going to do that tomorrow because there's all these great people in the den that look they'll let you know because I had it down xp en xp and I thought that there's a g there's some all right well I can't find it um and I've got in the next break I'll get it I don't know why I've written down now I can't find the email so I'll get that but it was acting quite nicely and I oh I I know where I can find it right here right here I got a question about it I know I'm afraid we won't find it there either so I'm not going to mess around so let's just do this because a couple of questions are coming that really pertinent to where we are right now and you can see I can't help but start looking for this thing no I won't news yeah so within the context of NEO is coming up with earnings so these are the these are the Chinese automobile companies NEO is one of them and I'm just going to say to you it looks to me from the chart formation that they will have another big move to the upside this v-shape inverted v-shape pattern says it's just a two-carried away it's underneath the 200 period moving average if it has a really good earnings report I think it's tomorrow afternoon after the bell maybe not then no it isn't BYD but I'll have a look at and it wasn't BYD it's BYDD I think it is or something like that that's a Boyd XPEV ah thank you I knew I knew one of our Dennis XPEV of course there it is so XPEV this is what you see NEO the way it made this move here but now there's financing and a whole bunch of things came in for XPEV design and develops manufacturers smart EVs that's a nice move to the upside this cup formation and just today it went back to L the 9th period over but look the Magdy's only now trying to turn up stochastic's turning up so this is in a different area all together you can't put it together with four to four what a terrible chart that is look at general motors ah gaga this is not great this is different these are the stocks that are I don't know if they do anything else but the electric vehicles so that makes them very different and you have to look at them in that light because if I do it look there it is look at Tesla Tesla had the same sharp move down the same test in this case of the 200p moving average and you had a peak and today's making a peak but not a very strong one so I'm just getting the way I'm looking at the chart I have to say that I think GT Center is something about call options on XPEG and because of that I'm going to say that's the best way to play it and you do it as something that you know exactly what your risk is and you can you've got control you know exactly what you can lose you know that the gain you can leave it open they'll just run so that's very different so I like that and I like the idea that in this particular sector go for the pure electrics because they the ones if they're going to work they're going to work really well they the more complex things like a Ford GM other things have to happen they've got strikes coming up there are all sorts of things going on all right with that said uh where was the other thing I was going to look at here was okay b I did this BYD is something that's Boyd I think that's the gaming company yeah Boyd had a sharp move it almost looks like an EV here right now comes sharply down from the 73s and it goes down to the 200 period moving average it too has a peak A and it's trying for a B all within just a a bounce kind of phase BYD BYD is that how you get it BYDD I think I'd get it the same way I'm going to go BYDDF let's see what comes up yes siri so this is Boyd company oh no BYD company it's not got nothing to do with Boyd BYD company a limited Chinese company and it's done very well it's also had the same sharp pullback the actual chart looks a little better and as I understand everything I've read says that they are really one of the more mature companies and they've been in around in a long time they make enough a variety of vehicles and they are I think that they are money making I don't think they keep making losses I think they're now money making this is a different chart formation this is the one that I actually favor that we don't have anything in this category right now but this is the one that has the best story that I've read so far and that is BYD BYDDF is the symbol I'll be right back with rising inflation rocketing interest rates of all to dollar an uncertain market there's an asset that all traders flock back to gold however these irregular times also mean a regular gold market which presents its own unique challenges this brings up the question what moves the gold market this is a question I'll be answering in my next live webinar on august 30th from 4 p.m to 5 p.m I'll be hosting a live free webinar for all those who subscribe to my newsletter the gold report the gold report has been in publication for over two decades and 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so the four four i'm just going to say right now four four three two is going to be key support in this first part of the well the second part of the trading day the 1020 time frame uh we'll see what happens here but so far it's actually done quite nicely so question came in about ccj that's chemical corporation uranium fuel monthly chart uh isn't a g-slash b it's still looking really strong uh all the technicals are doing well exactly the same thing in the weekly except that here these stochastic instead of being at 83 percent like the monthly is at 93.99 percent that is fabulous i love the and flat stochastic flat is what you look for for stochastic popping just for a couple of bars and then going back under 80 percent that's that's that's where you can see a sharp subtle and look at the daily so this is a leg d and because it's a leg d what i'm i'm going to say is the reason why for subscribers to my opening call we took a little bit just a tad off our uranium stock which has done really well we took about a maybe 17 percent gain of this this little bit is that um it's getting just a little tired just purely technically that's not to say it's looking like it wants to drop sharply it just says this is the appropriate time to put some money management that's all where would i add back anything that i took off now in ccj just give it a little while if it closes under the candle of friday which is 3515 then just wait a tad because right in this just about 34 perhaps a little under 34 is where i'd be looking at it to say is it making an arch formation or is this where you're going to get another where the nine-period moving average is still very strong therefore you want to get in uh for the next big bounce so that's what i would do just to turn off and then i would try to add and now as we're looking at um as we're looking at the uh let me just go back here because iai broker dealer etf question came in when do you want to get into the add to your position from 45 in the broker dealer and security etf well look at this this is gray a gray because the technicals are still very weak gray b it has gone in this last iteration to the upside from the 85s to just about 98 and then what happens is it comes back and now it's testing the 200-period moving average and this is telling me that all is not 100 in the market right now this this digestive phase needs to go on a little longer so i'm just going to say hold off there are some stocks in the uh how can i put look Schwab pull back very Schwab pull back very sharply broker dealer schw and um yeah it's way under the 200 period moving average the pink is under the 14 prices under all of them i think you could have little balances but look at that and that pattern that i'm looking at right now is exactly like the pattern oh rivian the question came in about rivian rivian seems to me it looks like a fabulous car company and all that trucks i mean you always identify them on the road um not so much the scvs but certainly those trucks and at the same time the the chart itself just like Schwab right now the chart is saying there seems to be something not quite right uh maybe it's financially maybe it's income maybe it's expenses maybe whatever it is and look at rivian keep your eye on the middle chart the weekly chart in the middle rivn and doesn't look the same and rivian to me had 149 high back in november the ipo month of 2021 had a little bit of a tumble to 11.68 back in uh april and now and then had a really i mean more than doubled because it went all the way to the 2020 uh sixes sevens maybe and now what is it doing it's pulling back and that just says to me if it's doing so well this this spike should have held much better it should have held it should have held above 24 30 and here it is going down to the 20.23 area even 22 the 200 period moving average so it says to me rivian is in that area that they might be great i wouldn't be surprised if the cars remember when i used to say i wouldn't be surprised if a tesla each tesla is being sold at a loss of 80 or 60 000 each and then a whittled away and got better and better i'm now going to say to you i wouldn't be surprised if rivian is each car costs them a fortune um yeah so within that context let's just see what happens because um i would love to see rivian succeed i love all these guys to succeed because you know electric vehicles it's really the the competition right now is saying to people who want to buy electric yeah kind of overpaying and i'd like to see that even out but i'm also going to add that if you think that um united states of america with its history of energy success and failures is going to have pure just pure success with electric i don't i just i don't see the history for that i see the history of a bumpy ride and at some point you can have people with these evs and you're just not going to be able to charge them or alternating charges on every three days or whatever it is it's going to happen i'm sure as sure as i'm sitting here all right that's the way i think it's going to work but we are moving once you've set the trajectory up and you've got the government pushing like crazy it means that you've speeded up everything the technology and everything else and therefore that will be there's no question that the gas driven automobiles they're going to see fewer and fewer and fewer and then there'll be a phase where because electric vehicles are troublesome or whatever it is that people can't get you know you go to your gas station right now even if there's a line 15 minutes and you're out of there if there's no line as long as it takes you to fill up five minutes you're out in out and in this particular instance you're talking about people lining up and that's also is going to affect tesla because tesla vehicles are going to be sharing now with everyone else or at least with a bunch of other companies so those lines are going to be long and now what they're going to talk about the danger of the cars in in traffic because they can't uh they can't it's just it's going to be an issue they've got that in cambridge mass they've got some guy put asked for permission to put his little extension that goes from his house to his car with a little bridge a little tiny kind of a cover on the street so the pipe can go right through uh what is that we're going to see everywhere you go all of a sudden you're going to get these things and then what's for snow shoveling what are you going to do you got a brakes at whose response there are a lot of things going on and obviously we're talking about an early the very early stage of a trend but in the early stages that's where you want to try to resolve beforehand problems that could come up this is not the way we work around here we always work under crisis management all right with that said the towers have to turn got a little thing got it out of my system here um so the question came in and i should go to right now before we go to the brake uh go ev that's right i forgot all about that i should make a note of well i do have a note to look at g o e v let's go ev and that's the same kind of pattern and look at the basing on in the weekly chart it's just it's kind of struggling i'll be back in a moment does attract you might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market you're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts you might find that it's not so impossible after all for daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices selective stocks and commodities subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com the opening call newsletter is written by basal Chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the Chapman wave the Chapman wave up down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns finding the peaks and 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automobile companies in the 19 late 20s and early early 30s before the depression really took hold so we'll talk about that with the period that we're in right now i've spoken about it so many times so within that context let me just do a couple of things real quickly here there's a question came in so basil are you are you still long are you what are you doing so we are still short the doubt from the august first high in the doubt that's the very day of the high we're still short the smh's we're looking to add to that short position the smh's under certain conditions and the soxs we're out of that pity we didn't get back in but we're out of it for now that's the three times short we hope to get it we're looking to short the home builders under certain conditions because there is still some internal strength so the tide on the daily chart and we just go through this right now as we're about around time that you go to great program steve rose kicks us off for the next segment and with great program with all the other technical analysts so in this particular context the daily went to a cell mode i said i cannot wait until friday's close to see whether the weekly i have to wait until friday's close to see if the weekly charts got upgraded even for a self-sufficiency of that even the s either down but the qqq is not acting like it should so but the day all the daily charts are in cell modes the weekly charts have helped extremely well and we don't have to see what happens this friday so that's what i'm saying on the shorter term still negative the intermediate term i haven't got signals yet to say


Harper hopes to benefit from the return of Murphy, but what you saw early, he was just DHing tonight. He didn't look healthy at all. His front leg was his right knee, so he's a left-handed hitter. That's his plant leg, his leg that locks up, and he couldn't lock it out. He had terrible swings off CeCe, and then he hit the little chopper to CeCe where he was running. He was clearly limping, running to first. So if you can't play the field and this your first came back and you're DHing, to me that says you're not fully healthy. Well, look, he's coming back after micro fracture, which is a no-mess around surgery. I mean, that's one of those things. You have it done, and it's not like a meniscus or something where you're bouncing around in a day or two. I mean, you're non-weight-bearing for eight to 10 weeks, and you know, then your leg atrophies, and coming back from that, that is not going to be easy. And look at, he's in a contract, not a contract here, but free agent at the end of the year. He wants to come back and play, but I wouldn't count on it. I would not count on the Murphy that you've seen in the past, who I thought when he's healthy in that lineup, he's the best hitter. He is the best hitter and the toughest guy to pitch to. All right. Nationals in jeopardy have fallen out of first. We'll get to the Braves later, that the Seattle Mariners win those one-run games. That run differential, you can throw that out with this particular team. So late May, they picked up Colomay and Denard Spann. It helped a little bit. Do they need to make another move to go further into the post-season or at least hang around that for that possibility? They're a good enough team to get to the post-season. I think the only team they're going to compete with really going to be the Angels. That's in my opinion, the Twins. I just don't see them. They had a storybook. That other wildcard spot. Right, for the other wildcard spot. And remember, the Twins last year, they packed it in. They didn't even think they were going to go to the playoffs and then they get hot. But the Mariners, if they're going to go deep into the post-season or even have a chance, pass a wildcard, they're going to have to get another starter. And they're going to have to get a top of the line guy. Not a number three or number four guy. And they just don't match. They're guys that are throwing okay, but they don't instill any fear. And when you get to the post-season, you have to have that one-two punch. I agree. They need somebody. Felix Hernandez to come back to 10 years ago, Felix Hernandez. That would help. Iwakuma they've had. He can't do anything. He's been hurt. Marco Gonzalez has been a nice story. Wade LeBlanc has been a nice story. But Paxson can get them through a wildcard game if that's their thing. I mean, just the Yankees, Red Sox, whoever the other wildcard, do they really want to see Paxson for a one-game playoff? Probably not. So they can get through that, but then they match to get to a five-game series. Who starts game one for them right now? Marco Gonzalez, LeBlanc. I mean, what's your feel like it would obviously be Felix Hernandez. But they need, like Ike said, they need that next piece. They need a piece, especially on the mound. Their bullpen's been good. They just need somebody to start the game and give them a chance to get into the game against someone else's ace. And Hernandez is at a career-worst ERA. It's up around six, but I don't know what kind of starters are out. I mean, I don't know if there's a Verlander kind of guy out there that was there last year for Sierra. I'm telling you, there's somebody. He's going to go out. Hold on to that. We'll tease that for the next section. I don't want you to give up your business. This is a big part of the show.


You can see everything today, so they're all outside now. And there's ground to be wired for this couple, an Agencia de Noticiasio. Should I drop it? Should I call direct before dropping signal? There's no problem. The only thing is that I will be sending you later a few shots that from the actual scaffold, which is also AP material. But that will be later, yeah? Probably in half an hour or 40 minutes.


Well, hello, what's up? What's going on? I Feel like the news finally dried up this this this has happened at CES the last several years even during the COVID stuff Avalanche of stuff on Monday too much to fit in one show Big press events Massive announcements Tuesday is filled to the brim as well. You're like, how can I possibly get through this? Wednesday starts to feel like okay, there's no more big massive press announcements But then you slowly like oh wait I missed that and there was that cool thing and here's another thing and it starts to build up Thursday You finally say all right. There's no more new stuff but there's a few things we want to get to and then Friday is like everything just evaporated and and Companies are tired of announcing things journalists are tired of writing things you start to get everybody's like here's a look at this year's CES like summary stuff So, yeah Yeah, I see a lot of people Publishing stories that we talked about earlier in the week because they're catching up on those stories the way we're catching up on Other stories because everybody everybody can't do everything right like TechCrunch is just reporting the hurts selling EVs so Yeah, it's a Heck of a time heck of a time. How you doing tectonic? How's the UK? Hope it's not as cold as it usually is but it probably is hey Samuel. Hey Clinton. Good to see a Clinton Zoe and Ryan, I hope Minneapolis is also Super unnaturally warm. I know it's probably not Alright, I just want to do Today's show and then sleep Lamar was just asking me on text. He's like was it was it good was it worth it? I Do feel like it was worth it to go to CES Especially if we're able to like it's time to be real Especially if we're able to cover it properly next year if things get back to normal and all that Then yeah, I think it might be be really okay No, Samuel, I didn't eat any good food Actually, that's not true. I did eat very good food on Thursday or wait what day is it on Wednesday night? Thanks to Katie data But most here here's my food at CES in the morning Eat something that I had bought in advance.  I bought some bananas too. So it's bananas then lunch most days was run downstairs because there was a The central hall broadcast Sweet is what I was in in the middle of the central hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center and That block has bathrooms Convenient maybe not lovely but convenient to be super close to the bathrooms That has bathrooms and it has two restaurants downstairs. So there was a quiz nose and a barbecue place So quiz nose was the most affordable option. I would run downstairs grab a turkey sandwich and usually a coffee and then that would be my lunch and Then dinners during the press events were whatever free food. They were given out at the press events So CES unveiled showstoppers digital experience Digital experience was probably my favorite. They all had decent food, but digital experience was probably my favorite because they had chefs making fresh hot pasta for you, I mean Fresh hot pasta. They're sort of reheating the pasta that was already boiled and made but it was made pretty recently So it's pretty fresh, you know, and they heat it up in a pan with some garlic and stuff. That was really good So those are my meals until Wednesday when there was no press event And I was able to hook up with KT data and he took me to Island style Which is an off-the-strip little family restaurant The the guys Hawaiian the woman is Korean So the menu is Hawaiian and Korean two of my favorites. So I had spambasubi and dendron jigae and It was really good. That was the best meal I had yesterday I Had dinner at the airport because I had an evening flight with Shannon Shannon was flying around flying out around the same time as me so we we grabbed a little pizza at the airport and Yeah, I had no bacon. So we can you imagine This is the reason we need more patrons so I can afford bacon next time. No Yeah, I never I never went anywhere for breakfast I just I just ate breakfast in my room and I did not encounter. Oh wait, hold on hold on There might have been some bacon wrapped chicken in one of the press things so maybe there was some bacon Maybe there was some bacon in there They had so did they have some Gibson? Actually, I just went for the dendron jigae and I don't remember that jajangmyeon. They had a lot of Chinese stuff jajangmyeon jampong Palo, but I don't remember whether they had some Gibson over Thank you Adam 12. It's good to be back home Safe and sound. I hope you all got a chance to look at the tick tock and the Instagrams and and all of that I had a lot of fun doing shorts Being around all those influencers, you know, like Shannon and Trish inspired me to do more of that stuff and What was it Someone asked me to do something here when I got back. I Can't remember what it was. It was RWDash who asked me. I'll just have to go look at the comments. I'm sure I can find it Because he said thank you Why don't they show you the comments? So weird. Anyway, oh, maybe it was on Instagram and I said, yeah, I'll do that when I get back. It's Everything, you know, they say, you know, the old adage what happens at Vegas stays in Vegas, which isn't at all true But Sometimes what you do in Vegas you can't remember after you leave. All right, there it is. Thank you More on your setup audio hijack Audio hijack. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right Yeah, I'll do that. I'll do a video on that. I'm not gonna do it right now Yeah, I'll do I'll do a little video on the on the laptop setup That's why I couldn't remember it because it wasn't I was like it wasn't something I had to be home for What could it have been? That's what it was. It was, you know, I use audio hijack for this and this is how we record and this is It honestly, it would be better to have Joe do that because he does more of the stuff than I do these days Ryan says just watch the unpacking video Makes me miss doing events like that. I should do that when I go to VA in March and NC two weeks later, Virginia, North Carolina Hey beatmaster, I won't see any of them because I don't use tiktok only reels Well, okay Then you won't see them You will see the reels then and the shorts because you're on YouTube right now Jason Howell, what are you doing in there? Says hey can't stick around but welcome home Tom look like you had a solid CES trip from the Socials. Yes. Yes, I did good to see you my friend. Thanks for dropping in I hope you're still around to hear me say that I Killbot 404 how does home feel after CES? Welcome. It feels very welcome feels good feels comfy feels Soft and fluffy and all the things that make you feel better I'm very much looking forward to finishing today's show so that I can just be done for a weekend because you know We had you know, we had a holiday break the holiday break was a little busy as it is for a lot of people for me And then we you know, we did a week of shows I had a Saturday and then boom off to Vegas on Sunday, right? So it was a travel day early. I left early was there pretty much all day and Then was going hard CES for me is Hard work and I don't say for me to meet it's not hard work for other people's hard work for most people who are there But yeah, the way I do it is not I Do get the sense sometimes that the people don't quite understand what I'm doing because they don't see me anywhere I don't go to appointments. I don't have meetings. I just I just hole up in my room in the morning and I try to write and Wade through the thousands and thousands of things being announced But it's good to be there because you can see stuff and I have a better idea of the kind of stuff I'd want to do. What did you think of the walk-through videos the sort of silent walk-through videos that I did? I think they could be improved, but did you like the concept there? I'm curious about that. I got some good feedback when I first posted them But I was thinking about doing more more of that kind of thing Maybe even on the on the main show floor not just at the press events. That was kind of a an experiment Seeing the new Wi-Fi 7 devices gives me buyer's remorse for my Wi-Fi 6e. Well, yeah, I get that man I always try to tell myself like but I don't have a ton of Wi-Fi 7 devices So if I got a Wi-Fi 7 router, I'd have to replace all my devices. So I'm good for a while. Oh Samuel wants to know how far the Best Buy was from from CES where I grabbed the splitter. Uh, I mean I don't know how far in miles, but it took me 10 minutes by Uber to get there It took me longer to get back because I had to wait for a car to agree to come pick me up and take me back to the strip Adam says he knows how it used to be the same when he covered Toy Fair in New York had to come back after three days Days and dive into the work of coverage. Yeah, totally All right, good. It seems like enough of you liked the walk-throughs You missed them. I don't pay enough attention to YouTube. I did those sub to the IG account in the wake of CES Okay, cool. Awesome. Well, a we should probably cross-post those to multiple places and be They're still there at the YouTube You you it's not like they went away so you can go check them out St. Clair says I haven't got to see them yet, but I generally like those I'm among the media who couldn't make it here this year will be nice to see some of what I missed Yeah, I figure it gives gives people a good overview of that kind of thing. I like that too Thank you Dica 30 so far so good knock on wood Let's see What you can just dive into anyway, yeah, you do you Ryan whatever you need to whatever you need to do and Yeah, we can certainly there's always Back of me up we can certainly cross post That kind of stuff. Is there anything of those of you who did see it? Thanks, Ryan Is there any anything that you're like I I would like more of this or it'd be cool if you did something different You know, I was wondering if my pace of walking was good I was just sort of going by instinct of like I'm not going to spend too long on any one thing But I want to give you enough of a sense where you can look at something and identify. I'm not whipping by so fast You can't tell what's there And the other thing is the longer you stand there the and then you probably heard this those of you watched it The more people are like hey, can I talk to you about my thing? Yeah, and if the pace that's true I could err on the slow side because you can always speed up the video. That's a really good point be master Yeah, and I don't we're we're also, you know, just experimenting with the mix of having a little background sound in there So it's not just the the sound of the hall But not having it so loud that you can't hear the natural sound because one thing while I was recording it I was hearing the snatches of conversation as I was walking by I was like those to me are almost the most interesting thing You know hearing hearing the little snatches of questions or explanations or comments I thought that was just as a fly on the wall kind of fascinating to Yeah, that's a good point Zoe. We can't cross post more than 10 minutes on tiktok. So we can cross post to Instagram For the longer stuff maybe But we'd have to cut it down or do it in parts. I guess we could do it in parts part one part two part three I've seen people do that before Those are fun. I I definitely had the idea because I got over to the Venetian to haul G and the Eureka Park set up there and I Was I was thinking like oh, I could do this. It's bigger than those showstoppers floors It would be a longer video or it would have to be broken into parts, but it's small enough scale I don't know if you did a walkthrough of the central hall whether you'd really get it. It's possible David says I'm watching ace to tech live on YouTube on the TV Which chat are you reading replying to twitch both? I see him both. I see the twitch chat and the YouTube chat both and the discord Because I was paying attention to discord. Hi, David You look comfy But yeah, I I think I Think I want to do something in that Eureka Park area because that's where all the startups are that's where all the international companies are and I knew they had it organized by country, but it's like very visibly organized by country That was one thing I didn't realize until I was actually there like there's a big sign that says, you know the French Pavilion and the Netherlands area and the Swiss area So I think it would be fun to I was trying to think of some kind of like Epcot of tech Kind of situation over there, too. And maybe this is for Eureka Park more than anything I had the idea of what if we Maybe you'd have to carry a sign that says it like we are only stopping at each booth for 15 seconds If you want to pass a message say it fast So people get the idea of like we're not stopping but here's your chance. You can make make a quick pitch I don't know. That's probably silly 15 seconds is not much to do anything Tech cop. I like it. I like the ep tech Lot of interesting things and a lot of things that are not interesting. That's that's the jive, right? There's some things that you're like I don't know about that one. I Don't know. I mean and maybe if we just had a different because I use the GoPro the first day And it was way too shaky. I just didn't have the right equipment to stabilize it You need a gimbal for that But if I had a DJI Osmo I could see going through the central hall then because it can it can capture You know big vistas like that because man that SK booth in the central hall was crazy That's I did post that on Instagram It was like it was a an amusement park. I have no idea what they were You know what they were promoting. I don't know if they did they probably did but I certainly didn't But there is it was like a train in their booth That was old-school. See yes right there. Let me tell you Ooh an LED badge St. Clair. That's that's interesting Limited time for a message scrolling on it. I mean professor or two. That's what I was thinking It's it's your elevator pitch, but an elevator usually takes more than 15 seconds So I don't know. Maybe I'd have to expand it to 30 that then then it goes too slow. Oh That's good tip. Thanks, Seng. I'll pass that along to Roger and Joe Maybe we can go through and and do a another pass on that Samuel that's the question everybody always asks what product did you find most interesting and I always have the hardest time answering that partly because I Don't remember all the products. It's it's it just passes through my brain But also it's really it's really hard. It's really hard to choose because they're so different. I Think the rabbit R1 would be my best of CES and And it's so unproven that that maybe is a bad choice, but it It was Innovative and it got people really excited and it's full of potential For some reason it keeps reminding me of the sling box The first year the sling box was at CES a lot of people were like is that gonna work? Why do you need it and Granted sling box isn't still around but it was Fairly big, you know for several years So I I think the rabbit R1 and if you don't know what the rabbit R1 is it's about half the size of a phone It's got a touchscreen and a camera and an LTE sim card slot and a little scroll wheel but it's really meant to be operated by voice and You have to log in on their web portal With your accounts. So you have a cloud version of things. So there's a there's a trust issue in there for sure But you log in and if you log into like say Spotify, you can then tell it like Things to do on Spotify and it can actually do them because it's got a large language model They call a large action model, but it it has been trained Not on all of the world's knowledge to try to spit back anything it has been trained to use apps so it's very good at knowing what a settings menu looks like and and How to read menus and how to figure out how that stuff works I think that's that's pretty fascinating as a concept and it's a shipping product So it's a fascinating concept that isn't vaporware And maybe it's not good for anything, but we're going to find out and I feel like that's that's exciting And that's what CES is about. So I think that's my that's my pick St. Clair, uh, you're with me man, uh, it's difficult to pick just one looking through press releases And there are a bunch of interesting things Yeah, that's why they tend to when you see those best of CES list a lot of times They do them by category because it makes it easier to be like, okay Well, of the laptops, this was my favorite and of the tv's this was my favorite because yeah, I I can I can definitely get The LG tv or tv the LG laptop that has the android Uh tablet as its screen And then you can remove that and use it as an android tablet if that had continuity Where it could go from the windows side to the other that'd be great But the fact that you can continue to use the laptop even without the screen attached just by attaching a monitor I was fascinated by that. It's probably entirely impractical Uh, but I really like that Uh, did you see any products that didn't include AI in the design and description? Yes The I did Didn't I Pretty sure I did Oh, yeah, the in and out flip the Samsung uh Demonstration of a foldable Basically a demonstration of a hinge that can go both ways So it's it's like the flip, right? Where's my pixel fold that's over there in the back? It it can fold uh, it's it's like the flip the Samsung galaxy flip, right? So you got the screen on the inside and fold it flat But you can also fold it this way And then you got the screen on the outside and then you use it as a cover screen Yeah, I I try to avoid saying AI Because everybody says AI. I'm like, what kind of AI is it machine learning and large language model deep learning neural network? What do you got? Probably any of the apple products There were no apple products two screen laptop the zen fold. That's not new It's just that they got better at it. That's what we talked about with Shannon yesterday Quad folding phone saying that's hilarious. Yes, please quad folding phone No announcement for 4k blu-ray players Mmm Really thought with the decline of streaming physical would make a comeback. Okay. Here's my take on this You are right Physical is better. You are right. It looks better. You have control You are right that people got a big scare When sony decided that they were going to have to remove some content because they couldn't get the licensing terms renewed Those kinds of things rarely have widespread effect because most people aren't paying attention Most people don't care that sony library was a very big deal for a very small amount of people Not a lot of people used it and the people who are mad about it and not affected by it Will forget so I just think convenience trump's fidelity once again and the convenience of well, I can just go online and watch it Is going to trump. I have to buy it and then take it to my home and then keep it and organize it And remember where I put it and get the disc and put it in Just it's sad but true Uh that I think that's what's gonna gonna win What they do need to do is make it easier for you to find on the streaming services That's the big challenge now I don't know that I agree with that professor r2 studios hate selling you a copy. They can't control. I I think that's overstated I think studios, uh You know studios are full of people who want to just make art that people see and and whatever's easiest to get people To see it and they also have people in them who want to maximize that profit line And so whatever maximizes the profit line is good if physical media and when physical media does maximize profit lines They do physical media a great example is music Uh in korean japan cd sales are rocking because you can get fans to buy them As a collectible in which case they love physical media So it's it's it's not a it's not a moral thing at least that's not that's the way I look at it Uh season three of mando. I or a movie and a movie yes ces is Is interesting and I think I want to give the cta More credit than I think they get sometimes for working hard to stay relevant By doing things and attracting companies and bringing people in That Are going to be big next time Uh, the eureka park thing is one thing they like to tout a lot and I get it What they're doing there is really smart and I don't think it gets covered enough because it's hard to cover Because it's about their future So eureka park is where all the startups are and those booth spaces are Way more affordable than what you would pay in central hall south hall north hall west hall, etc Uh on purpose because they want to give startups a chance to get in front of people And become very big successful startups that can afford to buy the big booths And you know have a trained in their booth like sk Later on and you don't see that you don't see that You know, oh this group came from that Uh, you certainly don't see it when that startup gets bought and their product ends up being showed off at the You know samsung booth or or some other booth. So Um, I think they've done a good job of keeping ces Relevant because every year Everybody says I don't know. I'm not finding anything that wows me and then by the end of the week There's a good dozen Dozen to 20 things that people are like, yeah, but that was kind of interesting. That was unexpected Um, just the sheer scale of it is going to make that happen Okay, um I think i'm going to get ready for our production meeting here This is super fun. I can't believe we we went for 26 minutes. Didn't feel like it. I was just chatting away Oh beatmaster. That's a good. That's a good observation. Smart fridges are no longer the main ces choke Big televisions are And I will leave you with that note Uh DT and s coming up in just about an hour hour and 10 minutes I will see you all there. Enjoy the rest of your day clinton soi and david by


Okay, let's move on to the charitable contributions, noting and recalling to keep straight in our mind the normal or natural types of deductions for an income tax versus deductions that are kind of unusual for a normal kind of deduction for income taxes would be those expenses that you need to expand in order to generate the revenue, which can clearly be seen most easily on something like business income that often is reported on a schedule C where you have income minus the expenses you needed to generate the income that makes sense from an income tax perspective because you don't want to tax people on their gross income, but on their net income. However, most people have double you to income in which case we're assuming that the expenses were provided by the employer. Remember that the itemized deductions what we're talking about now are usually not natural to an income tax system. They're not things that are used to help to just generate revenue so the government can stay out of our business and just protect us with the military. But rather, they're designed to nudge us in particular directions, which clearly is what is happening with charitable deductions. The argument would be that they're trying to incentivize charitable contributions. A cynic might say that they're trying to tell us which contributions or which charities are worthy of our donations and direct the money where they want it to go kind of thing. But that's the idea. So we have to then think about those charitable contributions in alignment with the schedule aid deductions. So gist by cash or check.


On April 27th, 2019, I was on YouTube. It was already 3 AM. I found this strange video on YouTube called, VeggieTales 1987. I decided to watch this early VeggieTales. Cause, VeggieTales didn't came out in 1987. It only came out in 1993. I remember it all very clearly. VeggieTales 1987 begins with no intro at all. It just said VeggieTales, copyright 1987 big idea productions. Then, the episode finally began. It begins with Junior and Laura smiling. They looked just like their 1990s designs. The other characters were slightly different. They were in the school while singing the bye bye birdie song put on a happy face.  It's time to end both of you. Then fib gave Junior and Laura a concussion causing them to get severe brain damage. Bob and Larry walked into the classroom looking shocked but their designs were slightly different. Bob, he has black dots for his eyes.  Then it cuts to Junior and Laura dead with wounds on their fords. Luckily, there was clear water instead of blood so I wasn't freaked out by it. Fib was smiling at the camera and then, my computer crashed. Then, I restarted my computer. But when I went to YouTube, the VeggieTales 1987 video was gone. But, I remembered this episode. If anyone else had seen VeggieTales 1987, let me know.


So man. That just made me fall in love with the nigga even more I walked up what he was like, what's up? Because that that respect is dead man, so this nigga is one of the most you know I we meet a lot of niggas in this game We don't met a lot of niggas lows You know we come in contact with a lot of niggas and a lot of them disappoint you but this nigga right here One of the realest niggas you can ever meet man all the way. So it's an honor to have you in the trap And if you didn't know I mean all the way from the six The east side of Detroit, you know, I mean the drink God nigga guys.  We had a whole TV room for Detroit is shit, bro I was locked there with so many DC. I know Niggas in jail watching while and I'm not really one of the biggest souls in the fairs brought me now Thinking I'm thinking like jail.  We know what time it come on niggas is cooking food look my man My man's got out bro. He didn't tell you to nigga.  I was one of the motherfuckers like yeah nigga Like really did the nigga change the sound like so what made you comfortable enough real jump right into that What made you comfortable enough to come out and stand talk like that now You know, it's so crazy like I think a lot of niggas took that as me sound like Like overall like I changed the sound of the rap game and I'm just speaking from like, you know from the from the level I'm on like I'm at I'm at I'm at my ground. I feel like I'm at the ground level.   I don't want no nigga rapping on this. No, I appreciate everybody rocking like that But I'm a humble nigga, bro. You already know that I just stayed in the fact and I did Over all though, but and that's the goal intentionally to change it overall, right?      Yeah, that's what that's how I discovered the music like being in Detroit being on the grid like nigga, I'm at the What's the casino?   Yeah, damn This is about two years ago. I don't like they need to grab a box shape.  Yeah, but I pull up Nigga pull up in the box. He better not get there. He better not pull over So like being from Detroit like what do you think that you know, y'all, you know, cuz you know Atlanta We all know Atlanta as far as they stay Cement in the game and in in Fox establishing culture, but what do you feel like that Detroit is now in the you know The pantheon of establishing culture and being appreciated and respected in the rap game I feel like we're pushing through you know I'm saying like every every city and every region had a wave like, you know, Chicago Got they wave Houston caught they wave Atlanta got they wave New York.   That's how they make a run. It's always gonna work like that I think the main problem just be you know a lot of niggas just be thinking it can only be one You know, I mean everything you do and that's a problem just as black man We got that real bad thinking, you know, it's supposed to only be one. That's just like it's saying it's only one dollar in the world It don't make sense. You know, I mean it's room for everybody. So yeah, you write about that long Soon as niggas can acknowledge that and move on that she How did y'all get past that in Detroit because you know the east side west side shit is major in Detroit And that's something that's been going on internally in y'all city for nigga before you was around for everybody was around So how did y'all become you know at this point to get to a point where y'all were able to figure it out to move You know necessarily everybody ain't got to be buddy buddy and friends But just we able to all Respect how did y'all establish that? I know for a fact we learned from the people that came before us You know, we've seen what they didn't do and where they went wrong yet And we learned from their mistakes as we should as we supposed to have you know I mean we watched them not really come together like they where they came together But I feel like niggas ain't stay together. You heard it like you say just be able to coexist with each other Respect the mutual understanding that's what I know for a fact.   What you know the wrong way as people would say how do you transition that into what you do now?    I ain't had no jobs.   No pushing my own record label all that I'm do what I got to do for myself turn myself up then turn my niggas up. That's how I got to go They don't know you Louisiana oh, it's going crazy Thursday December 8 2022 at the Shreveport Municipal Memorial auditorium It's Unfinished business baby. That's why we got unfinished business in Shreveport, Louisiana So yes, we report we coming through December 8th Shreveport Municipal Memorial auditorium.  So make sure you get your tickets December 8th Shreveport, Louisiana Let's get ready to get on that You get the tickets at the 85 south show calm That's what you get the tickets at so make sure you go get them right now if you're in Shreveport or surrounding areas Yeah, I don't know where you live in Louisiana.  Like how do you get to the point where you?  How did you do that? You want to know it's so crazy Everything I lost I wanted to lose.  I'm not happy. It don't feel right I got indicted a few weeks later and lost everything I had and I was I was extremely happy And I was happy because I knew I had a chance to start from zero And I knew God answered my prayer because I wouldn't I lost shit way too fast It was like a domino effect. I lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.  I'm careful.    I know where I'm headed I know where I'm but I know where I'm headed. That was your first step to doing it, right?  It was over. Yeah, that was my first step was reneging from going back That's the first step is knowing the quit. That's a step in itself that to be honest with you That's the that's the strongest part.  That was my first step. I knew it was time.  It was all let me fight this case do what I gotta do I got a daughter. I got a son on the way.  Only people know this is my immediate family my circle I'm I swear Vezo at the time man.   I really believe in myself.   I know how to stay humble. I know how to respect other people I know how not to crash out how not to think too much of myself and jump on that high horse You know I'm saying now let that money make me tweak out.    It was a lot of people You know usually like when niggas get asked that question it especially like rappers like we got it bad We're just saying man nigga ain't did nothing for me, bro. No For me it wasn't like that I had a lot of support I had a lot of people that believed in me You know since I was a shorty, bro Even my homeboy my best friend goes like we was kids, bro He knew that he believed he knew that this should happen for him. He knew it my big brother Jay Did he in here? He knew it.   I mean at times. I felt like I felt like I ain't deserve that type of belief Because I knew you know where I would Path I was head down. It's just like I don't deserve for y'all to believe in you know, I mean I just did I felt like I ain't deserve it, but now I understand my manager Chanel I met her 2012 first Everything that's that's the survivors remorse. Yeah, you feel like you don't deserve I feel like I deserve this even my old lady bro me and my me and my wife been together since we got in was 12 and 13 years old Speak to that how you keep that together with all of this shit that come with the rapping and and all of that like you know I mean like how do you keep that together because that's Shit, you know, that's important for people to know But the process though is what I think a lot of people don't get an insight into like how you stay together With all of the success and all of the stigma that comes with being a nigga that got it How do you stay locked in throughout their process? How do you keep somebody down with you when you got to go to jail and they got a live in the middle of the hood?         She just knew it. You heard so are we locked in like that's my that's my dog at this point That's beautiful Man like so so, you know QC. Why them?  I listen. It's coming out Friday. All right, cool It's ready.  I don't know love. I want some understanding Understand each other. It's a quote right there. Yeah, you already know what it is I'm gonna be home y'all. Hey, man. ATL wife 28 29. Well, yeah, wait ATL the gateway center arena at College Park Atlanta, you know, they was We're gonna get a little legend.  That's WWW 85 south show calm Atlanta We are coming crazy summer 28 and 29 is after Christmas.  We're bringing a new year. We're at all began You know I mean from Smith's old ball to the gateway center arena in College Park So make sure you get your 10 Thursday Wednesday and Thursday not playing a whole city gonna be all work them days anyway Cuz it's almost New Year. So you know how you say Christmas Come on see spin that Christmas money nigga. You already know get it out the envelope Out the car by ticket by ticket. No cap. That's what it is. Get the app, too And two days we doing two days.  Oh, you gonna hear about Get a legend there. Call it Paul.       I say, you know, I'm putting myself on the line. I'm risking my own music I'm risking my own contractual freedom. You know, I mean to make money and be in a position So I can't take that bag back to Detroit not can I am I'm doing that now Bringing that bag back to Detroit. I'm investing in other.   That's what I'm doing all the way And then speaking that I want to talk to the music the actual music like, you know, Detroit Gotta, you know a unique sound as far as the music side But the word play like somebody like you payroll, you know all of the niggas that speak that Hustler talk like that motivational game that good game that there's really teaching the nigga how to do it and not just Glorifying would come with the good part, but also explain it to you nigga. You go in the jail. You know, I'm saying all of that like Did you is that a Detroit thing or is that just a thing that just happens to you know come from you personally? Mike check See this motherfucker Check check motherfucker I asked about just the message in the music, you know I was talking about niggas like payroll and yourself and P all y'all, you know, I'm saying all the whole Detroit Babyface all y'all speak a certain level of music that a certain level of game in the music that I think is kind of non-existent now across the board everybody just partying and popping pills and you know Sipping lean and all that shit cool, but y'all got a deeper message in the music to really teach a nigga how to go get something for itself I said is that a Detroit thing or is that just something that you personally?  It's like yeah This was gonna happen.     Man Detroit culture man like the Culture it's something.  Is it like I knew it was coming with just a man Oh, yeah, that's it.      They gotta have a right diamonds.      They know it's so crazy, bro I ain't gonna lie fine rap.    I mean like 400 right man.     He got not yeah No, he did have that Niggas used to have a colorful diamonds for real boy.   I mean you seen that Putting out And clear force ones man Oh, yeah, but the niggas that used to wear the clear forces with no socks No clear was I just tried to draw the line somewhere.  No, I just made that up So man, I gotta ask you all your projects Which one you think is the most meaningful to your career if you had to pick one Clarity to that's the yeah That's the biggest and it's the biggest one Ain't nothing will ever mean more than clear the tooth for me. I clarity to that's the one that turned me up That's when I blew up on you know, I mean where I dropped that bitch, right?  I'm in jail a regular nigga.  I go to the to my rock.    That's damn. He took that thought out my brain as far as music. Yeah, and she would have music media Shit, I got a I got a movie about the drop November 23rd.  Then we're gonna stream it in December. What's it called? Tag it's about it's like a Detroit up-to-date New Jersey drive.     Do me one favor.    Baby money. No, baby money Man Detroit man got so many artists that you know, if you if you tap into what they got going on And I think you know, you I went to a club. This is somebody house in Detroit. Yeah That's what I'm saying.   Check this out.   You got to go to the right one Zorba's Coney Island on six mile and Gunstein. That's in my hood. That's the best one of the best conies in that motherfucker Yeah, Zorba's you heard on the on the on the on the gear side though. You got a you already know some of said Yeah, that's the bad, you know I'm saying that we got no Joe kicks.    God damn?  I get all my busts from hutch I got a few pay from fair lane.  I'm gonna keep it real nigga I didn't got a couple pair from Emin F. Yeah me But you know, I just fucked with the culture of the city, man I'm actually there January 13th at the MGM, man. I'm so excited about that show just come pulling up One of the first cities I ever traveled to For real? For real? Hell yeah. I mean, just when you started as a comedian? No, as a kid. In life. For real? For real. Why? What's your family then? Oh, for real? Yeah, man. I remember we drove all the way from Mississippi to Flint. That's about what? 12, 13 hours? About 14 hours. Probably 15.  And then all my family from Detroit, they would just drive down and spend the whole summer down, so. In Mississippi? Yeah. Your family all over Michigan, man.  Chicago. Shout out to everybody in the Midwest. It's cold.  It's cold as a bitch, but nigga, the Midwest, man. Midwest, nigga, some of the fly sniggers, some of the realest niggers that you ever meet.  Oh, my god. The fattest asses, they got real money. They got money, too.  They got money.  Problems. I raw they here in Detroit.  I don't know if it's because it be cold all the time. And them asses would be like frozen.  Yeah, it's that Coney Island, man. That's what it is.  So, so, you know, the next project is December 8th. December 8th. And that's the gangster grills. Gangster grills called Paint the City. Paint the City. Oh, we. We don't want them that one. It's a. And now it is. But who haven't you worked with that you want to work with? Because you been good.  What? Yeah.  You got a long list of motherfuckers. Who you want to work with?   That shoulda go. On some pleasure. Go for y'all from the six. We fronted, that's why. That's why we go front and sit.   Drizzy.  Yeah, them raggedy motherfuckers. You just put the name on it.  They sounding like that. You heard?  I'm talking about, nigga, you put them got their buffs on.  You put them on, nigga.   Y'all got to watch that.  Nah, 211, though. You ever seen 211? Nah, I mean 211. Hey, what's the nigga name with all the movies? Murder, you talking about murder? Murder pain, murder pain, murder pain. I think 211 or 2 Me and Marty. That's murder, that's murder. And Moolife, that's 211, it's a day movie.  What's out of the Detroit side pain?  Like in Detroit side, real life for that bitch, one of them. What side of town murder pain from? Murder pain, he from the west side. He ain't, where is he from? He from Southwest. He from Southwest. It's a difference, that's why I say that matter. He from Southwest. What's the difference? I mean, the west side is the west side. Southwest and Southwest. They own city down there, you know what I mean? That's what meeting them boys is from, from Southwest. Southwest.  You know what I mean? And they hood, that's they hood. Okay.  Yeah. You got the bag now. You put two or three of them a year, man. It's coming. Like a tag, the movie dropping on the 23rd. Yeah. We got that rocking. We got Price and Love out. And I'm coming whole series January.  It's on the floor. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, baby. What up, though?  So, man, it's an honor, man. Oh, look, we know it wouldn't be right. New face, you got something? Oh, yeah. You know new faces? Nah. Hey, this is, this is the official hip hop historian, bro. He is a, he is a preserver of the culture. He, he got all the hip hop artifacts. Yeah. So, he don't tell them what he might hit you with. And he from Detroit. He from the city? Yeah.  Oh, your real nigga.  He got any first and all that, though. Over there by Walden. Where you from, bro?  Some mom. Some mom. Oh, man. Oh, Mansfield, right across the street from the hip hop shop. Oh, you are. That's gonna be some joy for us to get from here. Man, it's hard to look.  That nigga got the tapes. Come on, man.  You know what I'm saying? You know why you go to that? I got a hook right here from everybody from Detroit. We got this right there on that page. Oh, man. You a real nigga, man. Check it out. Breathe, breathe from Flint, though. That nigga are your legends. So you already know, Flint Detroit, the best one. That's it, too. Them little brothers. Yeah, you heard? My fuckin' Dayton family from just from Flint, too. Each time I nigga, I'm a fuckin' real legend, bro, like a real man. Your nigga got 52 albums. Sometimes I'm a real legend, bro. Like, you really like that real Dayton family. They from Flint, too.  I'm new to the Dayton family.  I don't know who buddy is. Chaos and my stroke. Oh, okay. They seen Detroit Dance Show. They was the original Detroit OG artist. That's hard. I heard of Detroit most wanted, though. Yeah, for sure. I don't know this album. I don't know this one, though. But these three right here, without a doubt. Breathe, East Salmon, Dayton family. Real legends. They know them five years ago. Stab them in the throat with a Dayton spoke. Ray signed in front of this. Payroll signed it. I got Elza from Slum Village. T. Grizzly signed it. So I just used to do Kid Bishop, which is Roy's brother. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And just talk about today, how this came about with this photo and where this was. And then signed it and the tape was well, bro. Rest in peace, Big Lope, man. This my big brother. This my OG. This man took care of me, bro. He did a lot for me. You know, during my whole beard, before my beard, after my beard, I looked up to him, behind him. I got a lot of love for him, for his family, for his wife, his kids and everything. This big Lope car. Rest in peace, lonely and low. That was my big homie. When he passed, a lot of us was hurt and we still hurt. You know what I'm saying? We did this at his crib. This his car. Two days before I turned myself in the field. I am. You see them bags on the line? Yeah, that's what I'm stressing. That was the door was covered. Yeah.   Wait till you pull it up. It's crazy. All the way, man. Appreciate you, man. Appreciate you, man. That's all. That's fine.   That nigga pulled out the dating family tape. All right, Chico being here. January 13th, 2023. This one excited, man. MGM Detroit, what up, though? Detroit, I will be able to tell you already know.  It's going down January 13th. MGM Detroit, it's going down. Make sure you get your tickets, man. Detroit, you know I love y'all, man. You know it's like a second home to me, so make sure you get your tickets, Detroit. Yeah, it's going down. What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lex P. And it's your girl, Draina Cole. And y'all know who got the most fire merch in the game. 85 and four months, of course. Period. So y'all been asking about our rap tees that we had one tour for the longest. Our tour tees and the rap tees, they are both on the site right now available. Y'all go ahead, go to buypourminds.com and get your t-shirts before they sell out. Yes, and also y'all know it's about to get cold outside and 85 just dropped some fire merch for the women. I'm telling you, they got that all brown fit, the all blue fit, the red is going super, super crazy. So make sure y'all go to 85apparel.com and get you a fit. I'm telling y'all, it's super comfy. It's airport outfits.  And I'm telling y'all, they are not restocking this, okay? It's exclusive for this season. So make sure y'all go to 85apparel.com, buypourminds.com and get y'all merch right now. Yes. I told you, he's the official hip hop historian.  Man, he's preserving the culture, one tape at a time. Oh, that's not a tape. Oh, that's hard. Who was in that picture, but that was actually five years ago today. That's me, payroll, peas and tea grits. That was a peasy video shoot for that quick remix.  That was the first picture we had. It took with one of the two boys. You can handle it wherever you want to. It did the corner, right? Y'all, there we go. What a search. Yeah, I see. There we go. Big ice on that motherfucker, man. Hey, man, let's, I appreciate y'all moving on. It's your first time, but it's just your first time, first to many things. You know what I mean? You see it, man. This nigga right here is on a legendary court. Remember when you heard it first, nigga? Ice the record. What's your social media? Iceware underscore Vezo on all social media sites. Don't forget, paint the city, games of Rio of December, tag the movie November, 2030, Magic Theater, Roy Lowe streaming December. Let's get it. I appreciate y'all, bro. Thank you. We're in love, brother. Thank you, man. We're out of here. Let's get a photo.  Yeah, it's now. Congrats, man. New face got all the plugs, man.


Okay, so this is a quick overview of the group security dashboard. What it is in a nutshell is it is an overview of all of the vulnerabilities inside all of the projects inside a group. So in order to see it you will need a group and that group will need a project and that project will need some vulnerabilities. So here's one I prepared earlier. We've got groups and open source. See we've got one project inside this group and that project has some dummy vulnerabilities inside it. So on this group page we go over to the overview section of the sidebar. We have a security dashboard link and clicking that unsurprisingly takes us to the group security dashboard. Now as I said this is a group with one project with some dummy vulnerabilities inside it. So the data here, all the vulnerabilities have the same name and they all come from the same project. That's simply because it's dummy data. Let's not worry too much about that for now. When you've got an actual production environment with real vulnerabilities in real projects this will differ a lot more. But let's not get into that just yet. Let's start with the overview at the top. So what this basically is is it's pulled in all the vulnerabilities and it just tells you how many of them are critical. This is the severities, how many of them are critical, how many of them are high, how many of them are medium and how many are low. We also have unknown on the end here and there's a discussion around removing this so this may or may not be there in the final version. We're not entirely sure yet. But it's there for now. Let's just ignore it. And then moving slightly down the page you'll see we've got Sast here with 50 vulnerabilities inside it. Now when I said that we pulled in all the vulnerabilities there was a little white lie. We're actually only pulling in the vulnerabilities from the Sast scanning at the moment but the plan for the future is to add in the other scanners as we go along and have different tabs for them. But for now we've just put in this little tooltip that basically describes what I've just said. And again there's an issue around what this text actually says so that may change in the final version. So drilling down into the actual vulnerabilities you see that they are all sorted by the severity currently. So we've got all the critical ones at the top and then we move into the high. And then if we go on to the next page we've got medium, low, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And these are all paginated 10 per page with 50 vulnerabilities, five pages standard stuff. The information we have at first glance if we look at this second one here we have the critical severity. We have the name of the vulnerability, the project it came from, the confidence that the scanner has. And we have these three action buttons here. More info which unsurprisingly gives you more information on the vulnerability. New issue which creates an issue for that vulnerability. So a new issue that basically is like a placeholder that say we need to sort this vulnerability out and dismiss vulnerability that just basically says this vulnerability is not important. Let's dismiss it. If you've looked at vulnerabilities on the merge quest page or the jobs page or just the general reports for security vulnerabilities these actions and this information will be quite familiar to you. It does exactly the same things behind the scenes. In fact if I open up the more info model this is almost exactly the model you're used to seeing on them pages. So it brings in the description. We've got the project here as well because this is the first time you need to specify what project it's on. The file identifies all this stuff that's normally in the other models is there and you can dismiss a vulnerability and create an issue. Now I will show you what create an issue looks like from this model but creating an issue from down here or dismissing a vulnerability from down here is exactly the same as doing it from here but we'll do it from the model for now. So this goes off and it creates an issue and it says like the cipher does not provide it brings in the description, the severity, the confidence, a possible solution. All this lovely stuff drops in the description. If you have a new issue you're away and if we go back to the dashboard you'll see that this second one now matches the first one and it has a link. Now that is a link to the issue that we've just created. So if you have vulnerabilities with issues that are linked to them that's really visual and really obvious inside this list and you can just click on them and you can go and we go back to that issue that we've created and see what's going on with it. You'll also notice that the new issue button has gone from these because we can no longer create a new issue inside the model new issue changes to view issue. The other thing we can do is we can dismiss vulnerabilities. Tool tips are currently a bit buggy on the front end but that's an entirely separate issue. So we can dismiss them in line, dismiss a vulnerability and we can see the styling is updated so that there's a line through the title. This indicates that it's been dismissed. There is an issue in currently to change this styling because it's not super obvious that that's what's just happened. So again this will very likely look different in the release. But for now a line through means it's dismissed and we can see the dismiss button has changed to undo dismissal and we can just undo that and it's back to being a non-dismissed issue. And again dismissing them here goes away and it dismisses it properly so everywhere else where you can dismiss and vulnerabilities will pick that up. That really is about it for the dashboard. There's been some thought put into mobile views as well so you can see when you look at the smaller screen all this rearranges so that it looks a bit easier to read than it would be if it was all squished together and each vulnerability now gets its own little box that contains the severity of the vulnerability, the confidence and these actions. And again these actions work in exactly the same way as you would expect. So if you've just missed it we can undo dismissal etc etc So that is the security dashboard.