Mr. President! Mr. President, who won the debate last night? Who won the debate? The Times would decide to have it, but add a $250 billion to the Times' defense spending. How did he do that with you? Mr. John Burns, related in spirit, I said. Thank you very much, all the people that you're doing right. Well, listen, thank you for all that you're doing. Mr. Tom Gard? The President has held an honor's privilege from you. Mr. George Baker? I know you know Mr. Clement Stone. So? Yeah. I couldn't get better. Your CV program is on Sunday, over at the other box. Well, thank you very much. Ciaran Graves? Honored to meet you, sir. Pleased to meet you. Good to serve you. Zabi Lewis? Brian Volkler? Honored to meet you. I am honored to meet all of you. John Reid? Mr. President, hello there. Thank you. Dionne Knighton? Honored to meet you, Mr. President. Hello. See you. Jeremiah Milbank? Mr. President, I am here once again for this great occasion. Sean Dufresne? It's good to meet you. See you. Chad McBride? Oh, it's a pleasure to meet you. See you, Nanny. Mr. Ralph McCormick? Hello. See you. Angela Thomas? Hello there. See you. And the winner this year, Mr. Taylor Kruitt? Well, my congratulations to you. OK. OK, everybody gather around. That's right. Ralph? And then you're on Mr. Kruitt. Ralph, can you do the mic? Yeah. Good. I think all of these young people, these are the finalists. I think that all of them set an example for all of us to finally get the community service that they rendered. But I'm now going to present to the winner, Taylor Kruitt, of the Cabrera's County Boys Club, this plaque, The National Youth of the Year, chosen from more than 1 million members of the Boys Club of America, in recognition of outstanding achievements in citizenship and leadership, as illustrated in a commitment of voluntary service to family, friends, and community, and the Boys Clubs of America. Mr. President, we, the Youth of the Year, and the five Regents of the United States, would like to present to you this autographed football and deep appreciation for your service as our Chief Executive and Honorary Chairman of the Board for the Boys Clubs of America. Well, thank you very much. I'm proud to have this football as I had a very important place in my life, and still is in my heart, if not my legs. Congratulations to all of you. The example that you've set. Mr. President. Mr. President, it's my honor to present to you our report of the Boys Clubs of America that describes how we're going to grow from our present service level to serve 2 million youngsters by the year 1991. And that will mean 2 million more taxpayers instead of 2 million more welfare recipients. Well, thank you very much. I look forward to it. Thank you, Jerry. I think that all of you are supposed to move in for a group of staff. We all have to get close so we can get everybody in the picture. Yes, thank you. We'll move in a little bit. Everybody move in a little bit closer. And I think this gentleman here, I'm losing behind the winner. If you move just a little bit, she'll drive in each of the gentlemen, perfect. That's great. Let me start there, perfect. Great. We have to get our judge down and get to the right time, or perhaps you could switch places with that young man. Perfect. Perfect, that's great. OK, thank you. Great. Well, thank you all again for your services. You're back in the other room. I was going to tell you something I can't resist.  And it gave us a beat. In my first decade of active lessons in comic, there's been forever to monitor a great start in any group photo of Hollywood celebrities. Always put an angle in the middle of the end. Finally, one day, I couldn't resist being a newcomer. I said, why? Great start, I like it. Why are you? He said, no one reads all the names under the caption in the caption. So they always begin. Well, thank you all very much. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Mr. President, now are you. Dr. Segers? Mr. President? Dr. Margaret Segers. Good morning, Mr. President. Good to meet you. Thank you. I have a chance to say that I know that seven years of hard work for you and your staff, that you see with this report I'm going to get today, you made it possible. Yeah, go ahead. The staff of Santa Meyers? I've heard it all about before. Mr. President, hello there. I'm going to see you. I'm going to see you. And we hope we can follow up with another lady. Well, all of you started with my condolences. I'm going to say I'm going to put that forward to that. And where is Mel? There. Mel, they're here. They should see if we can arrange that. Thank you very much. Mr. Chris Bradley? Mr. President, thank you for all of you doing the United Negro Connect. Well, thank you. Dr. Pizzo Robinson? Good to see you, sir. Nice to see you. Dr. Pizzo Robinson? Mr. President, ladies from the Dominican Republic, College of Tona Beach, Florida? Dr. Michael Radick? President, now that you're here, you're going to help your colleagues for a few years. Thank you very much. They're doing well. Ms. Lynette Moorhead? Ms. Regina Miller? I'm from the Dominican College, and it's wonderful to meet you. Nice to see you. Ms. Janet Twersey? Hello there. Good to see you. I think we're all together. We've got a picture here. Good to see you, sir. I can see you. Stand here. And we have a few more. I just have four of you. I don't know until we get some talk for a second. I'll put it on the side. That would be great. And we have four of you. Why don't you sign it? I think you got it on the right side there. The university that you will represent. I think you have performed very great. I think we wanted to say thank you on behalf of all of you like how this is, and to give some ideas about it in the next few months so we can enshrine this industry. You're the executive order department. Thank you very much. Well, 3-2-0. Yes. Mr. President, when you signed executive order 1-2-3-2-0 on September 15, 1981, you said, I do not want this to go into the sand never to be heard from again. This is a memento of a magnificent outstanding accomplishments of your administration for the nation's historic black colleges and universities. It is given to you with love, with appreciation, and for your commitment and your leadership. Well, Vice-Chairman, thank you very much, but I know how much work is represented in this by all of you, you and your staff particularly. I appreciate that very much. I'm very pleased and proud of we've been able to do anything for such a cause. Thank you. I shall look forward to going through this report. See, I happen to be in a way one of you because I am an honorary member of the Tuskegee Flyers. And, you know, for an ex-horse cavalry officer. Well, bless you all, and thank you all. Thank you. Thank you. God bless you. Thank you for working with us. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I see you. Mr. President, how are you? I see you. Mr. President. Here's John, how you back here? I'm fine back here. How are you? I'm good. I see you again.  Your institution. That was my hope. Thank you very much. That's great. Mr. President, I'm allowed to say some words on behalf of my colleagues. We would like to thank you very much, Mr. President, that you give us the opportunity to see you here at the White House. And on behalf of the Board of Directors, I have to say of the German Association of Better Hearing. And I think this is a non-profit organization just very similar to the Better Hearing Institute here in the United States. And this was started 22 years ago and we aimed for the public increase of public awareness of all the people who are hearing problems. They have to go through every day, unfortunately, and also to show the possibilities how to get better hearing. And then 13 years ago it was, I think, 1975. The Graham Bell Medal was... Alexander Graham Bell Medal was inaugurated at that time from our association in order to give honor to some individual persons since that time only five individual persons were honored with the award for their extraordinary distinguished work for hearing impaired people.  He was a teacher for hearing impaired persons. And when he inaugurated the telephone, I think it must be the late 1817s, he found out that people who telephone much better understand other people than just by a normal conversation in a room. And then he started and devised the first hearing, eight. That must have been 1870. So that started 110 years ago, more than 110 years ago. So we are very much honored that you could accept our medal, Graham Bell. And if you allow me, I would like to read the text shortly. The text is in German language, but fortunately we have also a translation added in English language, so if you allow me to read that shortly. Certificate of achievement in honor and remembrance of the service and contributions of Alexander Graham Bell in advancing the field of hearing rehabilitation, did the Association for Better Hearing from the Federal Republic of Germany create the Alexander Graham Bell Medal. We hereby award this medal to Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America in recognition of his role in raising the cause of better hearing internationally. His commitment to increasing public awareness of the opportunities for better hearing, which are available today. His personal and positive example in bringing a message of hope and encouragement to millions of hearing impaired individuals and their families worldwide. Association for Better Hearing Federal Republic of Germany, September 1988. Thank you very much. Mr. President, I speak the English and not good. And therefore I speak German.  I personally congratulate you very, very warmly on this award and I also bring to you the greetings of the members of the International Association for Better Hearing from West Deutschland. Mr. President. Well, thank you very much. Thank you all. And I may give you this medal. Congratulations. Do you have a message for the German hearing impaired people? Well, thank you very much. I'm very pleased and proud and I don't feel deserving at all. I'm so grateful for what people have done for me with my problem because another actor didn't know what to do with a gun. I was right up by my ear and shot it, making a picture. Then things began to happen there, but I am most grateful to you. Yeah. Where? Any place? You know the progress that has been made and I can tell you a little story about the previous profession that I was in, show business. And there was a gentleman once with one of those battery and had to run the volume up here and so forth on a train. Great comedian, comic team. The Ritz Brothers. Very sharp comedians. And in the club car, his man came over and he wanted to, he was a great fan. Larry, step a little to your right there. Jim. Ruth Keller. Jonathan Keller. Jay Keller. Mr. Jeff Keller. I've been living after four years. That's a long time. Not long enough. I've been having a little pain now. Why don't we get your family in here for a little while? You certainly should be between us. Oh, okay. Why don't you get one son and lead a son? Okay, how's that? Great. Everybody can look right here. Make a smile. You too, Jim. Thank you, Mr. President. Well, I'm going to miss you, but I wish you well. Sir, we're going to miss you. It's going to be a pleasure to serve you. Souvenirs. Pleasant surprise. There. There. Thank you. Sir, thank you and all the best to you and thank you for all you've done for the country and for the military. We certainly do appreciate it. It's been a pleasure, sir. Thanks. I'm all right. Jim is going to work for the Army Surgeon General. He's going to be his consultant for position assistance and has a lot of projects that he's going to be working on. That's great. John just brought the Surgeon General in, I think, about six weeks ago. A couple of weeks ago. Right. Can we ask one favor? Sure.  This is kind of a foundation. Was that the one we did? One was a year ago? This is for you. My name is Jay. Jay. Jay. All right. Thank you, sir. Thank you, sir. Thank you, sir. You have something you'd like to see? One more time. One more time. I don't know, John. Well, I can't be decreasing. It's for the deficit, sir. It's for the deficit. Where would you like to have that? Wherever. I guess, whatever. All right. And you're Jonathan. John. Is that J-O-H-N or J-O-M? J-O-M. I guess over here. You're still holding that. All right. Thanks a lot. No pleasure. Thank you for your time. It was very nice to meet you, sir. Thank you. Very nice to meet you, sir. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. President. Have a good day.


I can make some noise. Justine, Justine, Justine, can you hear us? Is the sound working? Justine, can you hear us? If you have a phone. Where would you like them to go out there? I don't know what the rest of the time is. Slippy. Slippy. Trying to get around. Yeah. That makes sense. We would reset the rub, just get the five, so that we can have the suffers with one down and three, so I think that's what we can do. While you have three different questions, you don't have to put them back. You have to do the math. So what happens is, you have to put it back. You have to put it back. You don't have to put it back. You have to put it back. You don't have to put it back. Two things. Put it back. You don't have to write it down. You don't have to write it down. Decont歡迎 your audience. Now, we're not going to imagine as many subscribers you have. This might just stick to your mind, but we're going to operate on the root. Oh, so who's a green grass kid? This around your fortune, not that bad. So, just as well, you know, prior to your performance, the rules. I didn't know if you were aware of that or not. If you looked at that, maybe you were aware of that. Yeah, maybe not. So we're going to just go straight through. Stewart and Norport, we won't sit idle during the second round and all the other rooms are going to work this round. That makes sense. We're just going to go one, two, three, even though rounds are one, three, six. She's going to read questions. We're just going to go with three right here. So if you happen to be that team that loses, you know, two teams go on from each school play.  Don't think of that being out of the ring. So just so you know, we're going here and then when the other rooms are going on the round two, we're going to play round three. However, she will read questions. So one, two, three.  If you need a moment in between rounds, you're just taller, right? We have a second. But otherwise, you know, if you're ready and you just want to keep jugging, you know, we might take a moment to gather our thoughts and then we'll just move on to the next round. Which is what it's about. I was just saying, Stewart, they're going to go back to back here. So if they just need a moment, right? In between rounds, we have a drink to talk about, you know, whatever the entire movement is, just give them a moment. Are you coordinating on, like, round the end? Like, does everybody have to wait until all of them are ready to start round two anyway? Right. So if we would finish early, Exactly. We would have to take a break anyway. Right. That's going to be the last one, you know, and then we'll have to start a little. But we know we're okay, too, because we're having a lot of offensive arguments in the game. So there's a restroom right here. There's also one on the whole. So if you go through this into the right, we still have time. We're found here into the right. So what goal is it? We still have time. Yeah. Okay. Let's address the appeal for the buzzer, to the number. So yesterday, I didn't say anything. I'm going to answer. Yesterday, we had one. These are electronic. We didn't hear it. We didn't catch it. We didn't see it. So hopefully that won't happen today. But if you did press it, right? No one else is pressing it. You're pressing the button. And I'm still going. Maybe you were wondering why it's okay to press that. In fact, let us know before we get the answer. So then we don't have the second answer. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's go. Maybe you just let me hear a little bit of your response. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So many of those questions. Okay. And, Frank, Frank, keep that conversation. Don't try it. Please keep that conversation. Let's not leave your room around. You can understand that, right? Phone, music, I said, conversations. Should we continue to talk about stuff? Sure. Is what I'm hearing. What else was on the brush? Great, if you hear that, it's probably irreplaceable, but. Oh, I see some lines are only amazing, not true. Be sure that you don't answer before you're recognized. You're enthusiastic and eager about it. It's really easy to just jump in, but that will just qualify your answer. You might even get the answer to be about some things. So wait to be recognized. Once you buzz, I'll start reading, take a breath, and then when you're recognized, give me the answer. Keep your eyes forward. Yes, so again, a little bit of looking back and forth, but I understand that you know the rules a little bit better, but just keep it focused on us with the exception of that bonus round, and you can gather talk and also ask for a repeat in that bonus round. Doesn't stop the timer, but you certainly can ask for a repeat. Number one, should buzz in are reading stops. And so you don't get any more of the question. Well, let me know if it's paper and pencil. Remember, only the captain, we had no challenges. Yes, I did, and I had some challenges for a while, but the captain can challenge, the captain has to offer rationale for that challenge. But we welcome, if you disagree with something and have good reason for it, please let us know. On the bonus round, if you get your question right, you can recognize number six buzzed in, we'll say, well, I'll find out, number six, and we'll answer, if you get the question right, we go on to the bonus round, right? Does that hurt the, sorry, if you go on to the question, the captain is the person who gives the answer, okay? So you can step back, you can discuss as a group on the bonus question, right? The captain gives the answer. So if someone else doesn't have to get the answer, we're going to have to go and hear anything. Because it has happened before, so one might say, and then we might have to say, is that captain plays that role, right? This didn't happen once in a while. Like you said, look forward, there's no discussing on the question. TASA question, no discussion. All the discussion you need during the bonus. Five points, right? For the TASA, 10 points for the bonus. We do answer, we do go through all the questions.  So points do matter. Even if you're behind and you try, because if it gets to a tiebreaker, we start looking at points and rounds and pull a point, but that makes sense. So we're going to do 12, no matter what. And points do matter. Even if you lose, that might be a tiebreaker between second and third place for a first and second. Does that make sense? Yeah. So in the past, when a one team's way ahead, we used to stop because, okay, that's ending the round. I think that's true, though, on the, after we get out of pool play. Isn't that true when we get down into the next round, then? Yeah, yeah, it changes, but it's been, all right. So sports play, you want to test? So Stuart, on the left, will he appear? Stuart, come up. Come up to work over here. I'm going to get you some tape so you can take your, push through your plackers. Plackers, thank you. Words are hard, this part of the book. There you go. Three is in the back of the book. You can see it in the buzzer. You want to test? We're going to quickly, yeah, don't, we want to hit the buzzers, just to happen with the fingers, if you want to pass them through. And what's going to have to happen is between the buzzers, I have to reset here. And it takes about a second for it to reset. It's a fast out of line, it won't reset. So we'll install this. I'll actually show you what we have once you come down. Now, if you know the answer, so if you read the question and you're thinking about it, you have until it skips to the end of the buzzer. Also, if the buzzer's, you're right. This question took you a little bit of a scare off and it's not even a question of a brand new article. So every question of whether or not your body of knowledge batches these of your questions out. Sometimes you have to go down, sometimes you have to out. So best of luck to all of you. Hopefully, most of you enjoy. Are we ready? All right, we are in number one. Toss up one, the topic is bombs. What is the anatomical term for the colic bone? What we'll do, the quote. The answer is correct. Bonus for the cork. The topic is early college. What is the abbreviation for college board certified courses offered in some schools for which you may receive college credit? What is the abbreviation for college board certified courses? Answer AP. That's correct, I'm gonna make a second advance placement. Toss up number two. Immortalizing old tales. What nationality were the brothers driven? I'll quote number three. The answer is incorrect, I'll repeat the question for Stuart. What nationality were the brothers driven? Okay, it's word number three. German. The answer is correct. Which one's the time to start again? Well, yeah, I'm gonna say number four. Okay, I'll stop. Okay, okay. The topic is national models. In 1956, the Congress made, in God, we trust the national model, but that model was coined by what American attorney in a poem, which was later turned into a song written during a spectacularly noisy night in 1840? Francis Gotti. The answer is correct. Toss up number three. Topic is physics in space. Astrogeologists believe that more of them may be partially molten, because which of the two types of seismic body waves appear not to pass through it? So correct answer is S waves. Toss up number four. The topic is American gospel singer. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Eye of a Dream speech almost didn't happen. He was encouraged to improvise that day by a performer who said, tell them about the dream. What was the well-known first name of this female gospel singer whose last name was Jackson? Topic number one. Did it? The answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question for Stuart. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Eye of a Dream speech almost didn't happen. He was encouraged to improvise that day by a performer who said, to tell them about the dream. What was the well-known first name of this female gospel singer whose last name was Jackson? Stuart Norfrey Rose. The answer is incorrect. Correct answer is Miguelia, one generation earlier today. Toss up number five. The topic is war. What war is associated with this quote? Don't fire until you see the word. Don't quote Norfrey. The answer is correct. The answer is correct. Or the American Revolution bonus for Norfrey. The topic is changing over time. The size of which US government institution changed six times before it settled on nine in 1869. The answer is before. The answer is correct. Toss up number six. Change in concentration. If the absolute concentration of total solace is in an ocean rises by 10%, what happens to the ratio between the most abundant substances within the ocean waters? Well, number five. The answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question. If the absolute concentration of total solace in an ocean current rises by 10%, what happens to the ratio between the most abundant substances within the ocean waters? Stuart Norfrey. The answer is incorrect. It remains the same as the answer. Halfway through the round, see that our score is 15 to 30. 19 and 15. Yes. Oh, by the way, I'm the unofficial story. You appreciate the official. This is just, you know, I mean, so I would agree with the first round. But we've been losing. We haven't. That won't hurt you in so fast. Both of them, they've got it. We are on toss up number seven. Analysis of historical depiction. What 1939 historical fictional film based on a book is now seen for its controversial negative fiction of women and positive depiction of slavery in the South? No, number five. The answer is correct. Bonus for Norford. The topic is American entertainment history. By what five word phrase did William Frederick Cody call this exhibition featuring such celebrities as Annie Oakley in City Hall and attractions such as the capture of a stage coach? Your question. American, by what five word phrase did William Frederick Cody call this exhibition featuring such celebrities as Annie Oakley in City Hall and attractions such as the capture of the stage coach? The great American Western talent series. It was, that's incorrect. Correct answer is Buffalo Bills, Wild West Show. Toss up number eight, brain anatomy. What part of the brain is responsible for regulating basic life functions like breathing and heart rate? I'll quote number three. I'm gonna do one. The answer is incorrect. I already have a question for Stuart. What part of the brain is responsible for regulating basic live functions like breathing and heart rate? I'm just gonna correct it. So let's sign this each and find a cure. I'll explain. So we have a lot of physics people. We'll accept this answer because we have the same thing. So though. And then we'll bring the bonus question for number eight. We are in the topic of anatomy. What is the anatomical term for the shin bone? Do you have a good question? What is the anatomical term for the shin bone? The baby bone. That answers incorrect answer is the tibia. Toss up number nine, island nation. Identify the island nation in the Indian Ocean known for its ancient temples. The tree. Student number three, Stuart Lanka. That answers correct or re-bundance for Stuart. The topic is costs. What is the term for the cost of borrowing money usually expressed as a percentage? Interest. That answers correct. Interest. Toss up number 10, southern most in the world. Among the cities with a population over 100,000, North of Iran, yes, is the southern most in the world. On what street is it located? No, folk number three. The street of Madela. That answers correct. Bonus for report. The topic is same name. While some claim that the book is based on the early life of Buddha, and others claim it's entirely fictional, all agree that the title character of a book by Herman Hesse shares what original personate with the founder of Buddhism. While some claim the book is based on the early life of Buddha, others claim it's entirely fictional, all agree that the title character of a book by Herman Hesse shares what original personate with the founder of Buddhism. Sondre. That answers incorrect. Correct answer is Siddhartha. Toss up number 11, organization names. What organization founded in 1960 aimed to promote civil rights for African-Americans? Stuart, number two. The NAACP. That answers incorrect. I'll repeat the question before I go forward. What organization founded in 1968 to promote civil rights for African-Americans through non-violent protests? No, book number two. The NAACP. That answers incorrect. The correct answer is the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, a CLC as well as the NAACP. Final question of the round, presidential history. The Harrison family was living at the White House in the spring of 1891, when it was outfitted with which new technology? Daaang! Sondre, number two. Electricity. That answers correct. Bonus for short, the topic is muscles. What large muscle in the front of the thigh is divided into four distinct portions? First up, the answer is correct. Mm. There we go. Okay. Right. We're into the bonus round and the first person to answer any trusted question practically, that's important. So, talking to the government. This is false, let me know. Got it, got it. All right. Government. The first written plan of government for the U.S. is... Oh, hold on. Particles of the federation. That answers correct. The answer round. Yeah. Thank you. So all the first round games are rounds are done, so we are okay to start the next round now. This is Stuart over here. What happened? You know they work, right? It should work now. The topic is Indigenous Peoples. This confederation of four Indigenous people verbs, opponents of the Uruguay, called themselves the Wyandott or the Oandott. The French called them by which name that they also gave to the nearby Great Lake to the northeast of Michigan? Number three. The answer is incorrect, correct answers here on. Toss up number two. Submarines. The C.S.S. friendly submarines. The C.S.S. friendly submarines. The C.S.S. friendly submarines. The C.S.S. friendly submarines. The C.S.S. friendly submarines was raised and reused the first two times it's saying, but not the third time in 1864. Raised in 2000 near Charleston, South Carolina, research shows that it was only 20 feet from its targeted U.S.S. posted on it. What type of weapon exploded prematurely killing the third crew? Stuart, number three. The answer is correct. Bonus for Stuart. The topic is national output. What economic term describes the total value of all goods and services produced in a country in a specific country? The most domestic product. The answer is correct. Toss up number three. Man-made formations. These long narrow clouds are formed as aircraft exhaust condenses in cold air at high altitudes. Name the formation. The answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question for Stuart. These long narrow clouds are formed as aircraft exhaust condenses in cold air at high altitudes. Name the formation. The answer is almost correct. Contrails or vapor drills or condensation drills. Topic. Toss up number four. The topic is historical naval battles. Which 1805 battle was a decisive naval victory for the British against the French and Spanish elites? The answer is correct. Bonus for Stuart. And the topic is metafictional novel. What novel by Ian McEwen explores the consequences of a tragic event on a young couple? The answer is incorrect. The answer is atonement. Toss up number five. The topic is not so safe. Snakes. What is the collective name for poisons transmitted to a snake by a snake? The answer is correct. Bonus for Stuart. The topic is green tea. The chanoia is described in western culture as a tea ceremony. All the practitioners in Japan consider it to be more of just a presentation of what particular form of powder green tea that is now popular worldwide. The answer is correct. Toss up number six. Serious health consequences. Disaster. Serious health consequences. Despite serious health consequences including a shortened life. And despite loss of chances to compete and fought. What class of compounds have been used since the 1950s by some athletes to try to maximize their... Steroids. The answer is correct. Substitution question here. And would not know which number. Toss up number six. Bonus. Oh sorry. All right. Part of the line is stored in high banks for donation to those in need. The answer is correct. The answer is correct. That is halfway through the rounds. 400 plus of score. Correct? Yes. Toss up number seven. The topic is bright birds and flowers. The pair of DCA done is a family bird. And there's also a colorful family plants of the name bird of... What? The answer is correct. Bonus for Elthorn Valley. The topic is setting of the story. In catcher and the rye... The catcher of the... Pardon me, let me start again. The catcher and the rye details how many days in the life of a 16-year-old golden coalfield. 10 days. The answer is incorrect. The answer is two days. Toss up number eight. Military symbols. The Marine Corps emblem is an American eagle. A blow. And one of what Marine items? Elthorn Valley number one. The answer is correct. Bonus for Elthorn Valley. The topic is computer hardware. All CPUs are one of these. But not all of these. But not all of these are CPUs. Although sometimes the two words are used interchangeably. What five syllable word names this piece of hardware? So the correct answer is microprocessor. Toss up number nine. Matrices. What word is used for a matrix that has ones along the main diagonal and zeros elsewhere? Correct answer is identity. Toss up number ten. Toss up number ten. The topic is marine species. Which large marine mammal is known for its single, disfigured tusks? And it's down to marble. The answer is correct. Bonus for Stuart. Topic is quartz. Quartz is most commonly used in the manufacturing of glass. As its chemical makeup works well for this process. What two elements are in the compound that makes up quartz? Corbin and calcium. The interesting correct answer is silicon and oxygen. Toss up number 11. Waterways. The process of modifying a natural river channel by deepening or widening is called channelization. Or, what term also used for man-made water channels? Correct answer is stretching. Finally, toss up number 12. Old desert land. At 55 to 80 million years old. The answer is correct. We repeat the question for Stuart. The process of modifying a natural river channel by deepening or widening is called channelization. What term also used for man-made water channels? Number four. Correct answer is stretching. Finally, toss up number 12. Old desert land. At 55 to 80 million years old. The Namib. The Namib. Maybe the oldest desert in the world. And it contains some of the driest areas. This desert runs along the coast of Angola. And which other southern African nations? Number one. The answer is correct. Bonus for Stuart. Is a general math question. Most programming languages use which character to represent multiplication? That answer is correct. That ends the round. Congratulations. Thank you very much. Are you all ready? Yes. Please wait. No. No. Are you all ready? Yes. I'm very excited. The way the station is run is really great. The way this station is run is really great. It is a great station. I'm really excited. I'm really excited. I'm really excited. Okay, we're good. Other teams, did you have anybody out yet? Okay, we'll have Dr. Tate do it in order to read. We're in round three. Talks up. One, the topic is name the project. 1946 property and workers from what project will transfer to the newly established atomic energy? Number one. The answer is correct. The bonus for Northport, the topic is birds. Far off the southern coast of South Africa sits Marion Island created by a single volcanic eruption is home to the smallest species of what land bird. Far off the southern coast of South Africa sits Marion Island created by a single volcanic eruption is home to the smallest species of what land bird. That answer is correct. Also, number two, mountain formation. What type of plate boundary creates full mountains? The answer is correct. The bonus for Northport, the topic is naval history. Name the officer who led the mutineers aboard the HMS bounty. Name the officer who led the mutineers aboard the HMS bounty. The answer is incorrect. Correct answers. What's your question? Talks up number three, baseball. Second only to Babe Ruth as a 24 time all star. Which MLB player finished his career with a point, a 302 batting average having played as center fielder with number 24 for both the Mets and the Giants? The answer is incorrect. Let me repeat the question for Elkhart Valley. Second only to Babe Ruth as a 24 time all star. Which MLB player finished his career with a 302 batting average having played as center fielder with number 24 with both the Mets and the Giants? Correct answers. Willi Nays. Plus number four, poppies armed services. Which branch of the armed services maintains most of the U.S. nuclear arsenal? The answer is correct. Can you turn your buzzer just now? A little bit. Thank you. Bonus for Elkhart. The topic is border issues. What Scandinavian country erected border barriers amid a surge of migrants being sent from Russia in December of 2023? The country plans Russia is punishing it for recently joining NATO. That's correct. Plus at number five, the topic is changing for the environment. In November of 2023, ExxonMobil announced that it realizes that the internal combustion engine won't be around forever and they will start moving toward using what product? The answer is incorrect. Let me repeat the question for Elkhart. In November of 2023, ExxonMobil announced that it realizes the internal combustion engine won't be around forever and that they will start moving toward using what product for the batteries of EV vehicles? That is your incorrect answer is lithium. Plus at number six, American poet Robert Frost Cohen was not written as a direction to do your own thing but was an ironic warning about regretting indecision and choices. What almost written for a friend who joined the army after that? That answer is correct. Bonus for Elkhart. Word of Scandinavian motto. Presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt casually mentioned these words as part of a speech at the Chicago Democratic convention in 1932 and the press went wild with the praise making what two words his campaign slogan. Presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt casually mentioned these words as part of a speech at the Chicago Democratic convention in 1932 and the press went wild with the praise making what two words his campaign slogan. That answer is incorrect. New deal. That's okay so halfway through the round. Still anybody's game? Toss at number seven, NFL team. What longest field goal made in the game was 64 yards Oh, I'm sorry. The longest field goal made in the game was 64 yards by match. Matt Prager. Which NFL team was he playing at? But Denver, Rockwell. That answer is correct. Bonus for Elkhart. Needed substances. Chemical substances include that enter into the catalyst that are needed for health are called what? We're looking for a three-syllable word starting with N. Chemical substances include that enter into the catalyst and that are needed for health are called what? We're looking for a three-syllable word starting with N. That answer is correct. Sorry. Okay. Toss at number eight, hybrid animals. Scientific studies have shown that most wolves in North America have at least some DNA from which smaller animal which can mate with wolves to produce hybrid koi wolves? That answer is incorrect. Let me repeat the question for Elkhart Valley. Scientific studies have shown that most wolves in North America have at least some DNA from which smaller animal which can mate with wolves to produce the hybrid koi wolves? Yeah. Sorry, we can't accept your answer. Toss at number nine, TV series. This series starting Reese, Witherspoon, and Kerry Washington is set in Shaper Heights, Ohio as their two families interact That answer is incorrect. We'll repeat the question for Elkhart Valley. This series starting Reese, Witherspoon, and Kerry Washington is set in Shaper Heights, Ohio as their two families interact with one another. Name the series. Correct answer is little files, fighters everywhere. Toss at number 10, ancient history. First use a helmet of invisibility, a sickle, and a polished shield to accomplish what tasks. That answer is correct. Bonus for Elkhart Valley. Observice list. Which novel by Albert Camelou explores the philosophy of absurdism through the character Mirsoff? The correct answer is the stranger. Toss at number 11, Canadian territory. What federal territory in Canada encompasses the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, including Kaplan Island, Elsemere Island, and Akiniske Island in Chains Bay? The answer is correct. Bonus for Nohart. Art process. Sculpting is considered an additive process as materials can be included in the work. What term is used to describe the process of hand shaping a form by removing material using tools? That answer is correct I'd also accept card name or scribbling or trimming. Final question of the round. The topic is historical account of events. CS Lewis wrote ones of Narnia and Ray Bradbury wrote the Martian ones. What is the work shared by these titles as well as the old testament books which come after Second Kings and Vivalry? What would you do? That answer is correct. Final question, bonus for Nohart. What were the two cards, paper, pencil? The topic is math. Solve for B, A times the quantity B minus Y equals C. Solve for B, A times the quantity B minus Y equals C over A plus Y. So now we are done. So we have the time because we have five. So we have four, five, and six to wait. Now we can use the rest of that time. We can use one of the rooms. I know some of you have already used the rest of the rooms. Also the top two come out of this room. So that's going to be, move that correctly, right? It's often value you can say that's up to you. There are rules against that, right? Or it's up to you to open it down. So because what are they going to have? You'll go on. Okay? Upton Valley, just as I'm thinking of it, if you can read your name, your captain's name, your partner, you're certainly welcome to stay. Absolutely. So if you are on the hallway, please, please remain quiet. If you're using the rush, if you're getting drink of water, you can understand that, right? Because there's other rounds going on. So you can talk in here. We're a long way from another round. So feel free to talk. I'm going to mute this. I unmute it. So sometimes it's not a lot. We're just waiting a little bit. Yep. Right now, we have about three. So I'm not in round seven. It's Sarland, just not agreed. And Stewart versus what's Holt to wait for somebody to play out round eight. We're playing we are central. Chambers is playing Neil St. Mary. The rest have to play out. You're the winners of these round seven games. Yes. Make sure we get there. They don't have to go. Oh, I'm seven. Any questions? Of course, please. No talking in the background there. We have to have unmuted your phones, please. Yeah, double check. And on the state one state. With some of others is some reason your bus doesn't work. Catch our attention immediately. So they work with it. Yeah. They work. We do have one ball up here that doesn't. We're a trouble room. Just did that. That's just to remind you. We didn't have one person this morning. I'm not sure. I think that's a good question. Actually. I'm pretty sure. We are known seven. I'm gonna take the spark here. Oh, right. All right, we are an old war events. Number one. What. was created during the Cold War in 1958 in response to the Soviet Sputnik program. Summerland number three. The answer is correct. Well, this is your summerland. Topic is all about the stage. What do you call the two sides of the stage where the actors will wait? Their entrance is unteamed by the audience. The answer is incorrect. The answer is wings. The second topic is on trial. A filmmaker went on trial in October of 2023 for making films about his people group. Which Turkic people group of the Karine Basin and Xinjiang region of China has been the subject of arrest? Horse labor and genocide by the Chinese government since 2014 and are the subject of an international outcry to have the one million long fully imprisoned in prison in camps released. Summerland number five. That's interesting correct. I'll read you this. All right. A filmmaker went on trial in October of 2023 for making films about his people group. Which Turkic people group of the Karine Basin and the Xinjiang region of China has been the subject of arrest? Horse labor and genocide by the Chinese government since 2014 and are the subject of an international outcry to have the one million wrongfully imprisoned in camps released. That's one. The answer is incorrect. The correct answer is the leader. Toss up number three. The topic is why bubbles pop. Bubbles pop when the surrounding air removes moisture from the surface and the surface tension cares the bubble apart. What is this process of removing the moisture from some of the number three evaporations? The answer is correct or the migration would be acceptable bonus for summerland. Breaking the record is our topic. Records are apparently meant to be broken as Hank Aaron held this record for a long time until this baseball player reached him out of the record and home runs with 762. The answer is incorrect. The correct answer is very long. Toss up number four. Spanish Kings. Name the Spanish King who tried to conquer England by means of the Armada. Summerland number three. Christopher. The answer is incorrect. The question for Valerie. The Spanish King. Name the Spanish King who tried to conquer England by means of the Armada. Topic is Philip II. I straight forward, please. Topic. Toss up number five. The topic is Jesus says to move to Jesus a betray us, thou the son of man with a kiss. Judas. That answer is correct. Bonus for Valerie. Topic is revival of Native American peoples. Some of the indigenous peoples of North America such as the Anasazi closely watched the changing of the constellations in the sky in order to determine when to do what essential chore. Same props. That answer is correct. Toss up number six. Cultural knowledge. Athabatic and whose tomb is said to lie beneath the altar of Europe's largest church? Toss up number three. That answer is incorrect. I repeat the question for Valerie Creeke. Athabatic and whose tomb is said to lie beneath the altar of Europe's largest church? That answer is correct. For St. Peter. Bonus for Valerie. Topic is Spanish. What state's nickname in Spanish would be La Estrela Solitaria? That answer is correct. That's halfway through the way up around it. Toss up number seven is types of art. What type of 3D art involves arranging and using found objects such as wires or old broken phones in a composition? It's name comes from the word putting together objects such as in factories. So one number three. Great art. That answer is incorrect. I repeat the question for Valerie. What type of 3D art involves arranging and using found objects such as wires or old broken phones in a composition? It's name comes from the word for putting together objects such as in factories. I'll accept that. That's acceptable. Bonus for Valerie. Vocabulary. Which word that applies to a hair dressing process is also an antonym for ephemeral. Which word that applies to a hair dressing process is also an antonym for ephemeral. Toss up number eight. The topic is mechanics. The parts that relay force from the car's engine to the wheels are known by what collective name? That's number five. That answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question for Summerlin. The parts that relay force from the car's engine to the wheels are known by what that answer is correct. Bonus for Summerlin. Good. Military terminology. A set of dorm line buildings, housing, soldiers, and a garrison is called what? Various. The answer is correct. No discussion. Yes. All right. Toss up number nine. Political organizations. Sons of liberty chapters organized in many channels throughout the American colonies. But the first such group was formed in what city? Toss up number six. That answer is incorrect. Political organizations for battlefield. Sons of liberty chapters organized in many channels throughout the American colonies. But the first such group was formed in what city? That answer is correct. Bonus for battle freedom. The topic is process of change. Deliver plates of blood and dangerous chemicals by using enzymes to convert to water soluble materials that flush out of the system. This process of taking dangerous chemicals out of the system is the same used for the process of helping you to rid the bodies of alcohol and drugs. What is this process? Distillation. That answer is incorrect. The answer is detoxification. Toss up number 10. The topic is type of book. Which book contains, among other things, synonyms, definitions, definitions, and... Toss up number six. That answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question for battle free. Which book contains, among other things, symptoms, yes. Which book contains, among other things, synonyms, definitions, etymology, illustrations, and sometimes a handle of style? That answer is correct. Bonus for battle free. The topic is international financial center. What major international financial center face a free democracy movement and national security law in the 21st century? Desire and freedom while being a region of China. What major international financial center face a pro-democracy movement and national security law in the 21st century? Desire and freedom while being a region of China. Thailand. Incorrect. And it wasn't Thailand. It's Hong Kong. Number 11. Organizations, life cycles, is our topic. Organisms, life cycles, smallest infestations extract which chemical element from the seed to help build their shells. That answer is correct. Bonus for battle free. Semi-precious stones, name the semi-precious stone carved for ritual or decorative purposes which the Chinese culture associated with many of the virtues after the writing of Confucius. Jade, that answer is correct. Well, and then we could have shot them too. It is okay everyone, but now let's see. Yeah, so I'm going to let you know. No. No. No. You're going to have to go out. I'm going to wait. You can't get in there. Right, right. You can't go in there. Right. But the other sources, please don't go in there. No. We're just going to go out. Are we in here again? Yes, the next thing here that we're out here, James, is our fourth person. We're going to set it back up. Okay. So that will be actually your matching round. Now James is in the top of your room, which is straight down the hallway. But I don't think there's anything there. Okay. Did you get all of your news plans answered? Yeah. Did you get all your brackets? Not really. Of course, whatever you direct this will follow. It's your fault.  And we were sent here. Here. I'm coming. We're going to set it back up. We take that up there. And we're going to set it back up. You can bend around. You're short. Yeah. Is that a high comment? You're not short. Okay. Are you ready? Audience ready? So we're not around 8. Yes. All right. Very ready to roll? Good luck. Okay. We are round 8. Top 7, number 1. We're going to set it back up. Okay. We're going to set it back up. Top 7, number 1. The topic is famous constellations. Identify the famous constellation that includes 3 and 1. We are set for number 6. For Brian? That answer is correct. Bonus for we are set for cities. Last game, simple. What's the answer? What did you say? What did you say? It was incorrect. Okay. Okay. I'll repeat the question. For famous constellations. Identify the famous constellation that includes 3 and 1. Go for it. I thought I heard one. Thank you for being honest. Bonus then for Norfolk. Cities lasting symbol. Which cities atomic bomb dome a structure left rebuilt after World War II has become a symbol of the peace movement? The answer is correct. Top 7, number 2. The topic is baseball. As this maker's symbol is stamped on a weak part of the bat baseball players try not to get the ball off what The answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question for Norfolk. As this maker's symbol is stamped on a weak part of the bat baseball players try not to get the ball off. The answer is correct. Correct answer is the trademark. Topic number 3, terminology. In ecology what is the term for the role or position an organism asks in its environment? The answer is correct. Bonus when we look central. The topic is setting up a story in the hand-based tale by Margaret Adler of the Republic of Kiliac that was formerly known as black country. In the hand-based tale by Margaret Adler of the Republic of Kiliac was formerly known as black country. The answer is correct. Topic number 4. The topic is automobile magazine. In 1949 which automobile magazine awarded its coveted part of the year award? The answer is correct. We'll keep it to question. In 1949 which automobile magazine awarded its coveted car of the year award awarded to Genesis G-19 on 20 of oil The answer is correct. Newsreel censorship was also... Topic number 5 Topic is Symphony. song Happy in Vienna in 1803? The last one, please. The answer is incorrect. I'll repeat before we go to central. Shepherd's song, Happy, Thankful Feelings, after this form, is the title of the final movement of which open symphonies first performed in Vienna in 1808? We'll go to central number three. The answer is incorrect. It is the sixth symphony or the pastoral symphony. Toss up number six, the topic is American folk song. This song is immensely popular during the early 19th century and all the most American of all tunes, with an endless strand of verses. Name this song with a type of poultry and the title often played on the fiddle. The central number six. The answer is incorrect. Let me repeat the question for Norfolk. This song was immensely popular during the early 19th century and all the most American of all tunes, with an endless strand of verses. Name this song with a type of poultry and the title often played on the fiddle. The answer is jerky and strong. We're halfway through the round, but it is up for grabs still. So, topic is now, but it is not paper pencil. What is the square root of 64 times the quantity y to the second power? What will go forward? Say that again, the date, what is square root? The answer is incorrect. I'm going to repeat four, we go to central. What is the square root of 64 times the quantity of y to the second power? You said, go to the root. The answer is incorrect. The answer is eight y. Toss up number eight, topic is heat transfer. What form of heat transfer occurs through electromagnetic and magnetic waves and can happen in a vacuum? No. 4, the answer is correct. Bonus for topic is star classification. Beetlejuice is a relatively old star because the diameter is about 100% bigger than it was originally when it was warmer. What to more classification has been assigned to this star?  What to more classification has been the answer is correct. The answer is correct. Toss up number nine, different places and different uses. In Britain, this word is used only for people. Most common names are now modified by juvenile. In America, it's mostly as an adjective typically modifying taxes when they're late. What is the word? Correct answer is delinquent. Toss up number 10, the topic is population shift. New predictions by the UN in 2023 show that by the year 2050, 25% of the world's population will be on rich continent. Toss up number three, Asia. The answer is incorrect. I'll repeat the question from the central. New predictions by the UN in 2023 show that by the year 2050, 25% of the world's population will be on wet continent. Toss up number three. The answer is correct. The answer is correct. Toss up number 11, topic is evolution of RD4. What army corps evolved from flags and torches in the 1850s to advance electronic communications today to share information across distances? No, I don't agree. I said no. The answer is correct. Bonus four, more important. Diplomatic intents. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken reached out to shake off on the prime minister of which country to request that Al Jazeera turn down his rhetoric describing the war in Gaza. Then the prime minister. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken reached out to shake off on the prime minister of which country? Answer is not correct. Answer is better. Or better? That would be correct. And that's a spread to my question now. Congratulations before. And when it's time, we'll make sure that they're done there. You'll head to the conference room and straight to the hall. But not yet. We're still going. But first, we'll move on. Let's see. I don't know how to do that. Just a minute. I want to start, man. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. So, let's see. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, I'm just going to share with you guys that. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Okay, you had a sense of it, so thank you very much. Let's do it again. Let's do it again. Let's do it again. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. No, we can head over now. They're in the multi-purpose room. And we're at the conference tonight. Thank you so much. Good luck. Thank you. Have a great day. Have a great day.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com nightly wrap up show. Happy Monday. I hope everybody had a really good weekend. Not too much to complain about today. After Friday, I was really very, very angry by myself. Obviously, we talked about this in detail on last night's video, so I really wanted a seamless day today. I kind of wanted a very, very specific day without burning a lot of mental equity over analyzing things, very, very clean paths to the goal line, and I just didn't want to get anything. I didn't want to get creative today. I think that was the biggest part. I woke up to a very, very focused short memory from Friday's debacle of my Nvidia trade, so I was very, very focused at task at hand. The question of today's session was, well, how much value were we going to have? Obviously, we had the gap up. We had that news come out over the weekend about more stimulus, all that, so we wanted to see can the bulls sustain any type of momentum. The big number that we talked about over the weekend was for the bulls to reclaim that 257 area, and everything was all good. It was the market gapped up, market gapped up, and then immediately hit supply and started moving lower. You have to give the bulls an incredible amount of kudos today, because they could have easily let this market completely fade. You had all these COVID cases, you had news coming out that literally everybody on the Florida Marlins or Miami Marlins really held a call these days, like 15 people tested positive for COVID, so you had that game canceled, you had the Phillies game with the Yankees canceled today, and you had all these rumors that baseball was going to be done for the year. You had all these people speculating was all sports going to be done for the year, and if that happened, was there going to be a trickle domino effect of, well, sports is canceled, well, how can we send our kids to school, and they're going to be safe? The bulls did a lot of really good things today, and not only did they not sell off, and that was the most important part. If you look at the daily chart, they really reclaim this supply zone, right? This supply zone that was major support that every single time it hit, we've been talking about this area now since the bottom of the march, sell off. The bulls did a great job, an excellent, excellent job, reclaimed supply, and a lot of the stocks they demonstrated with, they demonstrated a lot of strength with it. Now again, are we out of the woods yet? No, absolutely not. We still need to confirm this five and 10 day moving average, but the bulls did their job at least for today, just like we talk about every single day. We're trying to take it day by day, trade by trade, so again, it's very, very hard to get excited about what's going to potentially happen up here, until baby steps need to take place here, and the bulls really need to do a good job to confirm for tomorrow. If you look at a lot of names, they actually put in very, very good sessions today, not only as far as price per share, kind of where we are macro, so for example, Tesla looked like it was about to fall off a cliff, and what it did today, just in pure Tesla form, it reclaimed the five, the 10 day moving average, that's bullish, a square that had a very, very big run, over the last couple of months, again, did exactly the same thing, reclaimed the five, the 10 day moving average, again, super bullish, same thing with Roku, reclaimed the five day moving average, and on and on and on. You can go through, not every single chart is this bullish, right? But there's enough of them to kind of get excited for the measure potential, what potentially can happen tomorrow, and that's kind of the key. You want to get a sense of where the money flow can be, and if you go through the beta names tonight, I mean, it's only like, what, 10 of them, 12 of them, it's really not that much work to figure out which ones are literally a day away from possibly going on incredible runs. Now, again, two things need to happen. Number one, we need confirmation, both macro on the cues, and number two, we need macro confirmation on these individual charts, but again, you don't need to be very, very creative tonight. I think these are one of those days, sessions that you kind of like for the next day, because again, you don't need to overthink, you don't need to look at 600 different charts, but stocks with the biggest measure potentials are always going to be on the focus list for the next day, and if they confirm, all you need to do is catch one. We all know that for all you guys who trade Netflix and Tesla and Amazon and Facebooks of the world, everything in between, you kind of know, all you need to do is catch one, and if you watch kind of the option order flow today, you saw weekly call buying coming in aggressively on Roku, weekly and monthly, aggressive call buying coming in on Amazon. There's a big monthly bet on Tesla, so forth and so on. So again, for tonight, you really don't need to be creative. What I like about today's session was I really didn't expect a lot from today's session pre-market, and we talked about that because again, we were getting the gap up on the stimulus news, and I really wanted to see what happened next because most of the charts were gapping up or about to hit supply, okay? And as soon as they hit supply, obviously everything started coming in lower. What I liked about today's day, the alternative names, okay? The names that we usually don't typically trade, they had really, really good days. And I was trading names today like NKLA, LMND for God's sake, LMND, what else was that, it was in, oh, I sold my, I mean, talk about, again, we've been talking about order flow and small cap stocks. I bought this thing at 52 cents on Friday with 250 calls. They would come in 250 calls. I sold a quarter Friday after the close at 57 cents, up 10%. And today I sold the balance 63, 64 cents. I'm amazing. But again, what I like about today, we were very, very focused. It was a seamless day. There wasn't a lot of hiccups. And sometimes mentally, you need a day like that. Like I just, I didn't feel like fighting with the usual suspects today. Because again, after my kind of mental deficiency, my mental hiccup on Friday, I wanted the clearest path to the go lines. And if you look at the pivots today, we got exactly that. We got good balance plays. We got really good pivots to the long side. We've got some pivots to the short side as well. And all this, you know, again, like once in a while, you just need that, you know, nice and calm day. Again, there's no such thing as an easy day, okay? Any trader ever tells you they had an easy day or a fun day. I don't know what you're smoking. Okay, I've never had an easier, fun day in over 20 years. Okay, I'm still waiting to get to that point. But from all intents and purposes, at least today was calm. It was very efficient. We waited, we confirmed. And again, there was no jumping. There was no anticipating a trade. Everything was done very, very well, technically. So going into tomorrow, obviously I want to give the bulls the benefit of the doubt. There are so many charts that are very, very close to kind of busting out. And obviously, again, you don't need to be a rocket science to figure out who they are. Just go through, you know, go through 10, 12 beta names. You kind of see who's in charge of tomorrow's order flow. But again, very, very seamless day and pretty good stuff. I mean, really, really good stuff. There was literally something there for everybody. And I've always maintained the fact that, again, you don't need to trade Tesla and Amazon and Facebook to trade pivots. I mean, there was plenty of stocks there. I mean, if you actually go through the feed in the first two, three hours, I don't think there was a beta name there. OK, and the most amazing part was, again, it doesn't make a difference if it's a $2 stock, a $2,000 stock. As long as it has real volume and average range, you could trade these stocks. So pretty cool day. Pretty cool day indeed. Like I said, first thing I said, I'm done with AT&M 63, 64. God bless. I wish it goes higher. Doesn't make a difference. AMD had a monster, monster move on Friday, on the back of the deficiencies of Intel's quarter. And again, 70 needs to build. Pretty nice move, very, very aggressive right off the rip. Here's the 70 pivot, right? Here's the 70 pivot. And once it got through the 70, went to 71, 60. It's a really nice move on AMD. Again, again, a $1.60 move on AMD is a pretty good move. Space I put into the channel never came close to pivoting. OMI, again, here's a perfect example. It's nothing to do with beta. 1540, 1550 needs to build. Here was OMI, right? Here was OMI right here. So it took out the 1540, 1550 area, traded to 1622. Really nice move on OMI. I quote this trade pretty well. I didn't have the liquidity that I wanted here, but this LMND, Goldman Sachs in the morning, downgraded to sell $44 price target. I said $74.50, $74 if it builds below, can flush. And it flushed. I mean, that's the thing. It flushed. Again, Goldman Sachs is the most aggressive accent any name. Here's the 44 area, right? Here's the 44 area. So I shorted it. My lowest cover was down to 72. I mean, really nice move. Again, if I think if it confirms you in the next couple of days, it has more downside, but really nice trade. There's nothing wrong with that. DraftKings actually liked in the beginning of the day, I had a pivot 39, 20, 39, 30, then all of a sudden that news came out about the Marlins catching 15 cases of COVID. And then there was speculation running wild. They were gonna cancel the season. Obviously DraftKings got killed and never saw the light of day, even close to this 39, 30 area. This was a great trade. I mean, really, really good trade. NKLA, this was kind of the same thing that we were talking about. If you guys remember last week when Beyond was really, really oversold, same thing with NKLA, 3250 needs to build. I got long this thing and this thing exploded. Here was the 3250. Again, this is what we talk about channels within channels, sneaky pivots. Again, there's nothing to do with the highs, the lows. This is where the stake is, right? This is where the meat and potatoes is. And you can see how many times it got rejected, 3250, right? 3250, 3250, 3250.  Obviously, there's gonna be the continuation pattern in the next couple of days, but beautiful trade. There was nothing wrong with NKLA. AMD cranking here. ZM, 7250, not a big move. 250, 250, 50 needs to build. Traded like the 7280s, right? So here's the 7050. Traded like 7280s, not a big move, but nevertheless, Netflix, 486 needs to build. I kind of like Netflix for tomorrow. Here was Netflix. I didn't trade Netflix. Again, I was just trying to concentrate on other names of Better Valley, but Netflix took out this channel. Got a lot of $500 coal buying coming in this thing. So we gotta watch this thing for tomorrow. Close that 497. If you traded this thing, great move. I unfortunately did not on Netflix, but again, it is what it is. What else, what else, what else, what else? Boeing got hit, 173, big support. If it builds below, can flush. Again, Boeing not looking healthy ahead of their earnings. So here is the 173. 173 traded all the way down to 169. Again, they're reporting, I think they're reporting tomorrow. So big move on Boeing and KLA, nice move there. And OMI, new highs there.  Watch the COVID plays. Chewie, not a big move, but Chewie 4680, 47. Here was Chewie, not a big move at all. But again, not every single move needs to be big. So here's a 3680, 37. Traded up to 47.50s before the reverse course. museum we already talked about. Oh yeah, so here is again, a perfect example of Tesla being Tesla, right? 1467 needs to build for the afternoon cash flow spike. And again, it did more than a cash flow spike. Again, this is why Tesla's just the craziest stock out there. So here is the 467.50. Again, it's not the high of the day. These are the sneaky channels that are confirming. The longer the distribution is within the 60 minute channel, the higher probability of the move. Now again, I tweeted this out. I thought there was a shot it could get to 1485, maybe 1500 if it really stretches out. And yeah, okay, so this is Tesla. So here was 1485, right? 67, 85, 1500, oh by the way, it only traded to 1550. So amazing, just an amazing stock. And Tesla, once you catch that wave, it's gonna be a very, very aggressive wave. And that's it.  And sometimes again, and it happens to me at once every three, four months, sometimes just really, really good and necessary in a weird, weird way. It's really good and necessary to get punched in the face, smacked into scents, so you don't really take for granted that everything will be all right. Respect your process. Respect your ability to stay out of trouble. Okay, don't overthink. Don't be overconfident. Let the price action and technical analysis be your guide. But again, it's important not to skip steps. Again, if there's steps, one, two, three, you don't skip the step three. One, two, three. And that was the name of the game today. Good setups, good course of action, good execution, and the most important part is we made it another day. 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It's Diddy Can. I'm back today with another during dance video. Question for you. Why are you not subscribed? I'll wait. Comment below and let me know why you're not subscribed. And if you aren't subscribed, I really appreciate you. Even if you aren't subscribed, I need everybody to give me a thumbs up. I tell you guys to give me these thumbs up because it's gonna help us on YouTube algorithm. It's gonna get the video out to more people. We need to get more people so we can get more subscribers so we can get more comments so we can get more money. More likes, more everything. So make sure you smash the subscribe button and make sure you smash that like button. Today is December 29th and we already started that. So as you guys can see, we got the Walmart orders right in the back, baby. We're about to make $70.25 an hour and 20 minutes. So again, if you aren't subscribed, make sure you smash the subscribe button. And if you aren't subscribed, give me a thumbs up and let's get this money. I'm next. Jerome. You being recorded now? You wanna be recorded? This is for my YouTube channel. So cool. Oh, my travel customer service in the audience. No, no, no, no, no. Really? I know you didn't know what she was doing. No, you didn't know what she was doing.  Like a message for help and over the answer and I didn't know what to do. I know, right here, why don't you try it? No, they told me, was it easy, but... It is easy as just the computer, the computer thing. This one right here. One, one, we gone. All right, I appreciate you having a good one there. We are here with the first order, baby. Stop this showing off, I need to get busy with this money.  Number two, what do you do?  Hop, hop, photo, wham, wham, doorbell off. I don't know if it worked. Number three, what do I see? Stop this showing off, baby. I got a decent amount. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Drop that right there, get them with that photo. Put y'all over there though. Wham, doorbell, that's good. Number four, we're getting the door. Stop this right here. Wow, photo, doorbell, bam, on the screen. Oh, this is nice, this is very nice. Hello, how you doing? Good. We have a Walmart delivery for room 108. No, 110? 110? Yeah, you're gonna just set it here on here. Yeah. Okay. Yes, ma'am. All right, thank you. How does that work? Do you work for Walmart? No, we work for DoorDash. DoorDash, how does that work? Okay, so if the people who order from Walmart, the Walmart context, DoorDash is a third party and then we go there, pick everything up and then deliver it. So who pays you? DoorDash. Oh, so, but who pays them? Walmart. Walmart pays them? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, because sometimes the Walmart subscribers, you can pay like $14.99 a month and you get all deliveries for free. So all that money just goes in there. So people who order food, they're probably contracted with you? Yeah, directly. Yeah.  How do these people pay?  He goes, how does that work? Yeah, so with the full orders, it goes to DoorDash, it's like an app. It comes to the phone and say, Jersey Mike, this amount of miles for this amount of dollars and everything. And if you accept it, then you just go to Jersey Mike's and it has a name on it already. It goes there and you look at the name. It's usually have a setup where they have everything right there.  Oh, okay. So if you want to order food, you can order through DoorDash itself or you can order through the place. So sometimes if you order Panera bread and you just pick for delivery, Panera sends it out to DoorDash to come pick it up. Okay, so then they pay DoorDash. Okay, yep. And then it just goes on, just up on there.  Yeah, right. Well, I know that, but I mean, you know, it's a little extra then for... Yeah, sometimes they charge you a little bit of a fee and sometimes they don't. It just depends on what your deal is with DoorDash and what place you're ordering from. Oh, cool. I'm here, baby. Time to talk this thing off. Talking like this. Oh. Photo. Wham. Doorbell. Let's go. Get it. I think that's silly, bro. Doorbell. Let's go. Yes, sir. That one, I don't know. I don't even like that job. Hit him. Let's go. Let's just jump on it. Wham. Hit that doorbell. Let's go. Manura. Guess what they got? Ma. Ma. Ma. Ma. Ma. That right there. Now I'm gonna put it on the ground. That photo. Wham. Doorbell off. Let's go. That's the light. There you guys go. Drop that right there. Put it right there. Photo. Wham. Ma. Ma. Ma. Let's go. We here, baby. Last one for the Walmart orders. We also got another order. I'm not sure exactly what it is yet, but I'll let you guys know when I get to the car. Follow up.  Right there. Get it right there. Photo. Wham. Doorbell off. Wham. Let's go. This is the order I was talking about. Dollar general. Eight dollars for two miles, baby. And guess what? I think they're only getting like three red bulls. That's exactly what they're getting. Three red bulls. They need some energy. Let's go. La la la. Monsters. Red bulls. Tourbuses. Three regulars. Get the ones in the second row. I always do that, man. I don't know why. I don't like getting the first ones. Just like that. We gone. Look at this, y'all. Hopefully they'll let us in. Excuse us. Door dash. Yeah. Everybody getting the whole set up. It's both at the same time. Come home with us, baby. Here you go. You have a good one. Got us one Wendy's 2.2 miles for 525. Let's drive. Just like that, we're here in this snow. It's pretty cold. Big snow. Drop that right there. Let me see. Guess what? We got another Walmart in-store pickup. Eight items, 39.8 miles. Four orders, 37.50. Get with me. Let's go. Got another Walmart in-store pickup. Four items, 33.1 miles. $32 for four orders. Like that four of you pitch numbers. We got everything reconfigured. So it's gonna be an hour and 20 minutes, 35 miles. And sorry, I forgot. Guess what? The GoPro died when I went in Walmart so I couldn't record that part. And today it's snowing and it's snowing so it ain't fake snow and it's snowing so it's gonna be our first day during DoorDash in the snow. So I'm gonna let you guys know at the end of the day how it works but it ain't looking too good right now. I'm thinking that we possibly should be driving to infinity instead in the snow. So we're gonna figure everything out. So it is now 121. We haven't started doing the Walmart deliveries yet. We came to a conclusion. What we're gonna do is we're gonna dash into about 4, 430.  So you have to consider, you know, I know you wanna make the money. I know you wanna get this money. Of course I wanna get this money. I know we wanna get this money baby. But you always have to also have to consider how long it's gonna take you to get the money. So if we drive it in the snow and everything and people drive it slow, it's gonna make everything slower which means you're gonna make less money. So it's not really a point to me. But we're gonna see how it goes today. We're about to drop these Walmart orders off now. So make sure you subscribe and if you want to subscribe, if you want to subscribe, give me a thumbs up. Let's go. A Walmart order? Your Walmart order? Thank you. All right, thank you. You have a great one. Beautiful neighborhood in this snow. Big snow. Big snow out here. Oh, they already got some Walmart orders. Wait, I'm gonna drop that right there. I'm gonna put it in with that photo. Wow. Let's go. That's snow, boy. Snow. That's snow. Put that right there. Put it in with the photo. Wow. Doorbell. We gone. Here, baby.  Put it in with that photo. All right, no, no. One now. Doorbell. We gone. Here, baby.  We got them. Cold fish. Put it in with the photo. One now. Doorbell. Let's go. This is amazing. Beautiful. It's a cabin. I was definitely gonna get me a cabin one day. Hello. How you doing? You have a good one, sir. So it's the end of the day and we ended with $153. I know it's dark outside. We just getting busy. We had to go fix some stuff at this house. This house is over here. Go watch this video right here. We just got the inspection done and everything. So everything going well with that. But I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Again, if you're interested, don't forget to subscribe. And if you are subscribed, give it a thumbs up. And do not skip those ads. Guess what else? It only took us five hours to make $153. So today went pretty well. We also had some good Walmart orders. And we will be doing a tutorial on how we finesse the wall. We're not finesse. How we get the Walmart orders and how we make it from 80 miles to like 35 miles. We're gonna do a tutorial on that so you guys wanna make sure you stay tuned. Again, if you wanna subscribe, make sure you smash the subscribe button. I'll see you guys tomorrow. We going, we growing, we flowing. You already know it. It's DDK and I'm on my way.