You're listening to highlights from The David Feldman Show, heard nationwide on Pacifica Radio, or as a podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and now YouTube. Please subscribe to this channel. For more information, go to davidfeldmanshow.com. Thank you for listening. The David Feldman radio program is made possible by listeners like you.  Last Wednesday, Republican Congressman Steve Scalise was critically wounded on a baseball field along with several others after a lone gunman opened fire with a semi-automatic weapon. In the days that followed, both sides of the aisle came together to remind Americans that we needed to dial back the partisan bickering and be more careful with the way we talk to one another. While few politicians blamed easy access to semi-automatic weapons, everyone agreed that the shooting was really the result of the debasement of our political discourse. After Dr. David Gunn was murdered, he was an abortion provider, nobody asked the pro-life movement to cease and desist, to dial it down, to stop referring to people like Dr. Gunn as baby killers, or giving out his home address, his car make and license number, and providing everything but the ammunition to shoot him. According to last month's New York Review of Books, between the years 1978 and 2015, 11 abortion providers, 9 of them doctors, have been murdered by pro-life extremists. There have been 26 attempted murders of abortion providers, 185 abortion clinics have been set on fire, 42 have been bombed, and 1,534 have been vandalized. Despite the passage of Roe v. Wade in the late 1970s, Supreme Court rulings like Casey v. Planned Parenthood have made it easier for states to limit a woman's access to an abortion. The number of abortion clinics in Texas has been cut in half due to new rules making it financially prohibitive for doctors to reform abortions. Some states now require a mandatory 24-hour waiting period before a woman can have her abortion. Other states force doctors to perform an ultrasound and describe the fetus to the woman before she undergoes the abortion. Last week on this show, we talked with comedian Greg Proups, who traveled to Jackson, Mississippi to report on the last abortion clinic in all of Mississippi. And if you haven't heard Greg's proofcast, I urge you to go and listen to it. Greg was also down in Mississippi to perform for Lady Parts Justice League Vaginal Mystery Tour hosted by Liz Winstead. Liz is a brilliant writer and comedian. She created The Daily Show. And Air America, if you love Rachel Maddow and Al Franken, you have Liz Winstead to thank for them. And she joins us today in Iowa City. Hello, Liz Winstead. Hi, David Zeldman. Thank you for having me. It has been estimated that one-third of American women have had abortions in their lives. What's up with abortion? People seem to hate it. I can't get it. So controversial. Calm down. You know, that was a super good, that was a good little synopsis that you did. One thing that I would, the couple of things that I would say is, when people say to me right off the bat, like, Liz, you've become really active in this movement. If there was one thing you could say to people, what would it be? And the one thing I would say is being friends with some doctors whose lives have been threatened. I'm friends with Dr. David Gunn's son. He's the son of a gun. He's the son of a gun. Joey Bishop. It is indeed true. Joey Bishop. That we just never refer to them as pro-life or their agenda as pro-life because these physicians are terrorized. Their clinics are bombed. They're blown up. They're set on fire. You know, Dr. David Piller was killed in his church. Dr. Sleppian was killed in Buffalo, New York, making soup in his kitchen. These people are domestic terrorists. They don't deserve to be normalized by saying that they have any consideration for life because it seems like when you talk about women, they never come into the equation. So that's one thing I would say.  And in many states, that's the best you get. Some states have 48 hours.  And so, you know, it's insulting. It's all just a crazy, crazy misogyny Ponzi scheme to get people to believe that people actually care about quote-unquote babies. When they don't, they just want to, you know, reiterate this concept that women are incompetent who don't ever think about anything seriously and we're just flippity gibbets running around.  And so we just decided to do some comedy shows in these states that are really hard hit who desperately need folks to come and remind them that they're not isolated because they feel incredibly isolated and to help grow, you know, activists and grow their community based around the clinics. And, you know, as performers, Jesus, we can just come and do a show.  And once you do, sign up to help these folks because they need it. And they're like, okay, so it's really fun. Tell me when you founded Lady Parts Justice League. So what happened was about five years ago when our friend Mike Pence was still in Congress, I was back from Minnesota and I was sort of figuring out what I was going to do next. Was I going to try to do another TV show so that I could get no credit for it or was I going to try to do something? You know, I didn't know. So somebody said maybe write a book. So I was trying to do that. And all of these laws started happening in these state legislatures, like literally 27 of them in the course of three months where clinics were closing immediately. And the right has something that is, and I don't know how politically savvy your fans are, but you know, we know about Alec, this legislative, so there is something that is sort of like Alec that deals with abortion law, right? So they create model legislation.  And so it happened profoundly.  So I decided to drive home and do fundraisers along the way. It's like, oh, I can help out and do that. And when I was doing these fundraisers, I would stop in and visit the clinics and they literally said to me, you know, no one ever comes here. Like, thank you for coming. People think we're toxic and we treat people every single day and we, you know, they come into us with, you know, 100 problems and we can fix one of them. And that one problem that we can fix is literally, if we couldn't fix it, it would be oftentimes a crossover between whether or not that person could function in society, be a good parent, actually get that college degree. Like so many things, you know, you forget. Like that is somebody, whether or not you want to have a kid is your first decision a lot of times to your economic destiny. You were driving back from Minnesota to Brooklyn. When you say you were going to do fundraisers, what do you just call abortion providers and say, hey, this is Lynn. I mean, it's exactly what I did.  I'm traveling across countries. My two dogs and I want to come and do a fundraiser. They'd be like, you know what, we're going to call the police. But it's, you know, it was kind of like my friend Maggie who is a dear friend of mine and she's a rock and roll booker. She was actually like, I've got some downtime. Let me help you book this tour.  She created the Daily Show. She wants to come and, you know, help raise awareness because these laws are awful.  Who's in the audience? Just account.  And so it's supporters of, this is what was interesting. It was some were supporters of Planned Parenthood. Some were people who are my comedy fans. And then some were like people who cared about abortion rights. And so the people who are supporters of Planned Parenthood didn't understand that like, well, we all love Planned Parenthood and should support them and talk about them. There's such a larger movement of abortion clinics in America. The independent community clinic provides 70% of all the abortions in our country. Okay, slow down, slow down. This is stuff I know nothing about. Yeah. And until I saw Jeanine from Des Moines, Jane Edith Wilson's movie, I didn't know that Planned Parenthood did mammograms and was where young girls went to get their hoo-hoo looked at. No questions asked. Part, I don't mean to get all fancy with my Latin by calling it a hoo-hoo, but... I practically thought you went to medical. Crazy. Like, David, talk to your audience. We all know you're smart. This is what I said to Greg Proups. And you got to go really slowly with me on this stuff. Okay. Going slow. Because there's a men's room and a women's room. And that door is shut. So you got to help me out here. When you say Planned Parenthood, there are independent mom and pop abortion clinics that sprung up after Roe v. Wade? No. Well, I mean all clinics, there were clinics, states made abortion legal before Roe. So pre-Roe, people were going to New York because the faith community in New York were the ones that legalized abortion in 1970 in the state of New York. Because the Jewish community and all these different faith-based groups were seeing their parishioners coming to their local churches desperate, pregnant and desperate, and trying to perform some legal abortions. But a lot of it was trying to get rid of a pregnancy on their own and almost killing themselves. And so it was the faith community in New York that made abortion legal in 1970. Really, the faith community? Yeah, absolutely. In fact, I just went to a celebration of the... They did a 40th anniversary of, I think, I can't remember the name of the organization, but there was a big celebration at the Judson Church and all these different people who were clergy in leadership told their stories and talked about what it was like and to really fight for abortion rights as a Christian belief, as a religious belief. In fact, I would highly recommend there's an abortion provider named Dr. Willie Parker who just came out with a book two months ago who, his whole book, it's a memoir, he's about growing up black in Birmingham, dirt poor, becoming an OBGYN, and he's a strict Baptist and it's how his Baptist faith led him to the calling of abortion care because he believes being a Christian is about compassion. It's really a beautiful book that puts what it means to service people, to help them live for their full humanity in a perspective that makes really, really interesting sense.  How much help are you still getting from religious leaders? Well, there's definitely groups. There's Catholics for Choice and there's a great coalition of religious partners for abortion rights. But, you know, anybody fighting for it is just completely overshadowed by these monsters and the monsters are such bullies that quite frankly, in the fight for abortion access I think we've seeded so much ground to their language, to how we feel about it, to caveats, you know, it's pretty horrifying.  If 100% of what they did was abortion, I wouldn't care because what that says to the physicians that provide it or the people that have had them is, you know, that dirty thing we do that you had done and that that doctor does, that's only a little bit of what we do. Like, why should anyone care?  I happen to believe in science and so science tells me a different story. Does the existence of Planned Parenthood make abortions fewer? In other words, planning your parenthood. Isn't the idea behind Planned Parenthood that abortion would be the thing you do after, you know, for the last resort? Is that a fair statement or is that a Clinton-esque?  I'm sure they hate Planned Parenthood because it has the word planned in it. There's nothing a politician needs more than a plan because that means you have to have a brain to actually execute it and have to be a good one.   I don't want to shame anybody for how they got pregnant. I'm not interested in that. But I know that if somebody is pregnant and they profoundly feel they can't be for whatever reason that is, they should have every opportunity to not be and also not be judged or identified by the fact they had an abortion. I'm thinking of the neoliberal Bill Clinton argument that he used in 92 that resonated with me and that was we can both agree, I'm getting a different answer from you, so that we can both agree that there should be fewer abortions in this country and the best way to guarantee that there are fewer abortions is education and Planned Parenthood and making sure that women understand their bodies. And you're, I think, saying F-U to that, we don't need anybody telling us about our bodies. We want abortions. Is that kind of? Well, here's the deal. Since the history of forever, there has been abortion, right? People have had unintended pregnancies for whatever reason. What I would say to people is when we say things like, and I'm not saying there shouldn't be fewer abortions because, you know, especially in the climate we live in now where it's inaccessible to get one, when you have to go through, it's really expensive, you're throwing up hoops. You have to be challenged constantly by government officials. You have to be lied to by doctors. I mean, the whole thing is crazy, right? But at the end of the day, let me ask you this. What is the ethical dilemma around abortion? For you, David Talbot. When you say we can all agree there should be less abortions. Why would we all agree to that? Well... Because it's murder, because it's unsafe, because it causes you to not be able to have other kids. I have to have sex. And if I can't have sex, I'm going to masturbate. And if you held... If you showed me the Kleenex holding my sperm and you performed an ultrasound and it had a heartbeat, I would say, ooh, I definitely hear a heartbeat from the Kleenex. I'm going to try not to masturbate.  Or I'm going to have sex, because I have to... Hang on for one second, okay? I'm with you. All right. It is conventional wisdom that women... I'm going to make a joke. I'm going to be careful here. Because I'm in so much... Please step in it. I can't wait. No, I'm in so much trouble with women. You have no idea. You have no idea how much trouble I'm in. Oh, I probably have an idea.  Like, wait, breaking news. David Feldman is in trouble with women.  But no, keep going about how jerking off is something you need to do. No, really, this is helpful. Okay. And by the way, you know, I'm pretty much divorced.  Will you marry me? And she did. And she did. So... Anyway, so I think... And I'm just saying, you know, this is... I think a lot of men might think that women don't... I'm going to move on. No, no, no. Now, please.  Or need sex as much as men? And they control... This is not what I think because I'm a, as you know, an enlightened man. So far, proving it profoundly. Keeping it 100. Right here on the podcast. This is a conservative older man viewpoint that women can control their sexual appetites better than men can. That's what men believe. Not all men. But also, but here's what's hilarious about that is that it's just hilarious.  Like, let's just pretend that wasn't embarrassing. Why should they? You know, you just told me a whole five-minute story about how you would be jerking off in the shower and then if you're... I know you weren't even in the shower.   So you're cognizant sandpaper.     I don't know. That's just a theory. Right, and it's all...  Okay, both feet. That's really good so far. Okay. I feel like I'm winning, so I'm killing everyone. Of course you're winning. You have no idea what a...  Right now. Right now. As though... Right now, because, you know, before it was just... You were just laying me down on a better road. I would say that men have an ego and they think, well, she doesn't want to have sex with me.  That's, you know, the joke. But it's also, obviously, she would have sex with me, but she can control her animal spirits. That's the nature of women. They don't always have to have sex. They're in control of the whole sexual thing that's going on unless they're being raped. That's what I think.  By the way, I just want to remind you that we're doing a podcast on the magical mystery tour and for the past few minutes we've just centered men around my whole funny thing.  Liz, I really want to talk to you about your good work, but let's just talk about men and how we can't stop jerking off for 30 minutes. And then we'll plug your thing at the end. Guilty. But I like your theories. I think they're fun. Okay. All right. Lady Parts Justice League. I have a lot of questions or issues. I think I have issues. I think I have issues. You have issues? Okay, good. There's some of them up for you.  If you want to get back to that, I'm all for it.  This is the problem. That could be. I would say you could call that an epidemic or you just call that Tuesday. Okay. So we do some important work here because we're having fun, but I want to do important work here. LPJL. Lady Parts Justice League. Lady Parts Justice League. And I am sweating. I am really nervous. I really am because the Vaginal Mystery Tour, how do people, and then I want to ask you some questions. Okay. How do people help the Lady Parts Justice League? How do they reach you? How can they support you? And how can they support women who are having trouble getting abortions? How they can support us. You can go to ladypartsjusticeleague.com. We have a donate button. We also have a bunch of ways on our website that said that you can help reach out to independent abortion providers and you can help out with the people who are really vital and flurry support for clinics, whether they're escorts who were helping patients come in and out to walk through those throngs of screaming vaginal crossing guards who stand outside of clinics all the time who think that they know better than you about your body. A lot of times, many states have set up abortion funds for low-income women who might need help getting their procedures or help with travel because so many states, your Medicaid won't cover your procedure. It'll cover many other things, but it won't cover your procedure. And so you can do that. We have a postcard program where you can just, you know, we have on the website a list of independent abortion providers and you can just like either download postcards from our site or you can go buy some postcards and just send notes of encouragement and support. You know, you can get in contact with the clinic that's near you and that might not necessarily be a Planned Parenthood. It might be one of these community clinics we were talking about and reach out and say, hey, you know what? I would love to meet with you. You can screen me and I'd love to, you know, take your staff out for drinks twice a year. I'd love to bring you cupcakes.  So when you say how can you support us, one of the things we do on our tour is that we go to each clinic and we assess their needs. Like a lot of times people forget they can't get a contractor to do their lawn or fix their roof because they provide abortion. And so what we do a lot of times is we'll go in and we'll do some repair work around their place. We'll plant a garden, we'll paint a fence, we'll plant bushes, we'll do shredding for them. You know, companies won't come and just do like normal things a company needs or we'll find local people and bring them together to help them do their stuff. A lot of places need a handyman. So, you know, any skill you have, people who are at your clinic would probably need it and could be able to use it. And so if you come to our show in one of the cities that we're traveling in, you'll see a really funny comedy show. We have a talk back with a person that runs the clinic and then somebody who is part of one of the activist teams and they'll tell you what you need and you can sign up right there, meet them, talk to them and start building a relationship right there. So those are many things you can do.  At any point we do this throughout the year. This is like a really concentrated 16 cities in eight weeks tour, but we do pockets. But also, if you're just in a town and doing a club, you could totally offer four tickets to your show to the local clinic and say, you know what? I want to give you some comps. You guys deserve to have a fun night out. Like, that's easy. Most Americans are pro-choice, right? Yes, 70%. So I'm working off this article that was in last month's New York Review of Books because I'm in a feet intellectual snob. They wrote a review of two new books about abortion. What were the books?  I have my notes from the New York Review of Books. I bet Willie Parker's book was one of them. I don't know. I'm working off my cheat sheet and these facts are cited from the New York Review of Books. So far you're killing it on the facts. Those are correct. So according to the New York Review of Books, it's conventional wisdom among men that women suffer severe depression and loss of self-esteem after an abortion. In fact, Anthony Kennedy, the Supreme Court Justice, actually wrote that, I believe, in Casey versus Planned Parenthood. Yes. He did. And what was interesting about that, first of all, it's medically disproven because you can't... You're not studying the psychology of a person before they have their procedure so they could have come in with depression and mental illness if they're experiencing those things. People may experience loss after a termination or even depression, but does that make it society's problem? You know what I mean? People have depression over bad plastic surgery, too. Or after having a baby. They have postpartum depression. Exactly. Not my problem. But for the most part, that's a scientifically... It's an unprovable thing where actually the University of San Francisco did a five-year research study on the effects of what happens when a woman has denied abortion care and that is startling. And that's a question. What happens to their life is really incredible. In fact, and the one thing that I really think is interesting about the Supreme Court case that you cited in Kennedy's ruling is that in this ruling, there was the people who were bringing the case and what Casey was for people who don't know. What Planned Parenthood did was, after Roe v. Wade became the law of the land, the states, and Bob Casey, in Pennsylvania, said, well, should we just have a woman have total control over her body? Shouldn't the state have some say for her own good? And so they presented the argument that the states should be able to curb access to abortion for the benefit of the pregnant person. And what the Supreme Court ruled was that you could create these caveats if you didn't quote, cause an undue burden.  And so they started these waiting periods and all this stuff. And what swayed Casey to vote with the majority and that was there was many women who had abortions, like a hundred, who filed amicus brief saying, after my abortion, I felt depression, after my abortion, I felt regret. And no one from the pro-choice side filed any briefs at all saying, my abortion saved my life, my abortion gave me my destiny, it let me go to college. So that's what convinced Justice Kennedy to write. Yes, exactly. And they have found that women actually feel something far different from depression and loss of self-esteem after an abortion, haven't they? Relief is the number one thing that most women say they feel. Absolutely. A hundred percent. And so we just had a ruling when these laws got really bad and most people are most familiar with the Texas law, which is with that horrible law in Texas happened in some version, in 27 other states around the country. The same year it happened in Texas. When Wendy Davis filibustered up and did all that. And the Supreme Court threw that law out last year. And in the oral arguments, they had hundreds of women filing amicus briefs talking about the very thing that didn't happen in Casey. All these really beautiful stories of how women having access to abortion helped them become better mothers, because 65 percent of all women who have abortions already have one or more kids, and they've just made a decision that they can't have another kid.  So it's pretty fascinating when you start digging into the details and the facts around it and how much shit is thrown around it. And the other thing that's pretty interesting is the sort of big Hobby Lobby case that happened where, you know, the Christian craft store who decided they didn't want to cover certain birth controls with their employees, because they said they were abortion. They said an IUD is an abortion. It's ridiculous. But when that case was argued, had there not been women on the court, the presentation in that argument, there was 57 incorrect statements about how you get pregnant, what happens when a fertilized egg travels into the uterus, what the timing of that is, like what birth control does. I mean, the arguments themselves weren't abortion. Because it was like the women had to call out these lawyers so many times and the men on the court just sat there and they would have just taken in all this misinformation. And that's the part that's so insane. Yes. By the way, Hobby Lobby, when this was being decided, it was revealed that they don't provide maternity leave. No. They don't.  First of all, you can't be a Christian store.  You're not a person.   They just didn't... Once you're having a great sex, you're just crafting goes way down. We're just like... We just can't have people jump out of crafting. We have to make sure they're crafting. So, let's have them have less sex. More deco posh. I want to... Not a popular t-shirt. Hobby Lobby was also what Phyllis Shoughley called her. You know what? So, let me play Devil's Advocate here. Okay. Would you say that personal responsibility is a consistent viewpoint with the Republicans in that they believe if you don't work hard, you should die from lack of health care. They believe this. They don't want to admit it. 100%. Right? Well, they've actually said no one's ever died from lack of health care. Yeah. So, I mean, it's like so far beyond the pale. They do believe that. I'm just looking for consistency so that we can't accuse the Republicans of being disingenuous about abortion. We'll get to control and misogyny and jealousy of women. But there are some people who believe that in America it's all about personal responsibility. And if you get pregnant, it's your responsibility to raise the child.  And this is all about personal responsibility. Is that a fair statement that the conservatives really do believe that? Well, I think they do believe it, but what I would say about that statement is so it's not personally responsible to assess your own life and decide that you would be a horrible parent and so you would like an abortion. You know, it's an argument that holds no water with me because they say it all the time. I mean, I've had people say to me, it's about personal responsibility. What are you going to say to the person who's been pregnant three times and had three abortions? I'm like, maybe if they can't get it together to get birth. Oh, they shouldn't be parents.  Because the personal responsibility part, I don't, again, it goes back for me, is that it's not my job in the world to be judging people on whether or not they're sexually responsible. If they want an abortion, they should have one because it's safe. It's not going to prohibit them from ever having kids if and when they choose to. It doesn't cause any breast cancer. It doesn't destroy any amount of fertility or infertility. And if people want to have them, it's not going to be physically harmful to them.  I mean, you could say, you know what, using a condom is probably smart because it would help you prevent STDs and help you prevent from getting pregnant. Yes, of course, absolutely. But it's like we make a lot of assumptions like people aren't married.   I mean, it's also bizarre because the second we start saying personal responsibility, we stop talking about abortion. You know, the argument around abortion should be is, you know, it should be around the science of gestation and abortion, not around anything else. Okay, but you do agree that there are some people who genuinely are against abortion because they believe, they believe they're wrong, but they do believe in personal responsibility. Oh, that, I mean, yes, I do not think that you're making up fictitious people. I meet those people every day.  I know them intimately. In fact, they are some of my biggest fans. Yeah. They'll yell at me like how many abortions have you had? And I'm like, I don't know. I don't save receipts. I'm married to organized. This is no idea. I want to talk to you about that tone in a second. Because it's for a guy my age. Let me get to that in a second. You escort. For a guy your age who jerks off into sandpaper. Let's put your morality in the context again. Bring it on back. I'm going to step back into it in a second. Before we get to your tone of voice and the way Jennifer... I like my tone, my tone young lady. Because I want to talk about how Jennifer was perceived on Greg's poop cast when she talked to these quote-unquote pro-lifers. But very quickly, you escort these women from their cars through the phalanx of right wing nuts. What do you think is more traumatic? Having an abortion, we've just pretty much agreed that Justice Kennedy is wrong. That women who have abortions say they experience relief so what is more traumatic? An abortion or walking to the clinic to get the abortion? Well, you know, I don't know that it's an evil or a thing only because, you know, the trauma of having to terminate a pregnancy just like anything else there's people who have many different feelings about it. So I'm not going to disregard... Janet Rowe didn't, before she died, say that...


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I'm telling you right now, but he didn't that nigga then he didn't So go back to your point women be having a plan You said I'm saying and they try to they try to make it seem like we the problem because because we be you know I do not have a strategy where I really just want to come and have something real for you gotta tell a nigga that don't be like No, I keep so I know I keep someone honey because I'm afraid of rejection myself So I don't need a nigga telling me no what I can't do what he not gonna do I'd rather we just be honest enough friend and keep it be. Yeah, genuinely, but that's wow.  This is like My mouth I wouldn't be trying to cheat a vagina. Yeah, I do this.   So, you know, and I don't like to me personally I don't like I don't I don't I don't personally I don't eat air pussy. I did that's what I But if it's a girl that I really like I'm really feeling her like I'm gonna give you some head because it's gonna It's gonna hide in the sexual experience Women need all that head is a feeling it is like you gotta want to do it.  He got the glasses I don't keep it real. All right Uh, I I didn't hear that happen to me. That's right.  Are you at a archway? No, I'm a real nigga.  What you mean, right? I'm just I heard No, I heard The gooch is cool That's fine But how you getting your goose done though. Do you got it?   No man.  Don't don't ask for it though. Yeah, I mean now Y'all think this is something new that people Ask a sister 60s, man. Oh, I thought yeah, maybe even before it I'm just saying we just Everything it's everybody always looking for the new thing.  They want to talk about it, bro But now, you know, motherfuckers is comfortable with who they are. I know all I like is pussy. You know what I'm saying? Like I'm comfortable. I didn't it happened to me. Oh, you know, I didn't ask for it. I don't go around I didn't ask for it. You know what I'm saying? Like for example, she eat ass, right? I wouldn't ask this woman if I met this one, I wouldn't ask her do you eat that? I wouldn't ask for none of that and we just got into that moment.  That's what my friends told me. That's what they told me Your friends probably know how to go crazy Tell her they told me about the 20 degree They told me about that Oh, mama's y'all talking about give it here. This is a great Yeah, because you already said you said you know I'm saying you skeptical.  No, no, I'm Think about it.  Yeah, I'm bummed.  Well, sweet, why not? You gotta tell these youngness to grow up Louie, I'm telling you right now.  I think I think I'll be I think women be satisfied with my opinions. I can be delusional But I'll you want it in?   So if it ain't broke don't fix it, but you but you can add to the experience. Oh, I can add That's what I'm okay to It gotta be an experience You don't need to tag me, but if you put them bitches on in a second Crazy, it's the same with toys.   She took it from me.  Yeah, and it feels she next level. Yeah, she went crazy. It feels good It feels good But that's like that with the toys I do that like I put the rose or you know, I'm saying I uh, you know, I am You know, Chicago niggas be freaky. Oh, no, I heard about you. I know about Chicago. I've heard about you We'll tell y'all about us. We ain't ashamed. Okay. I'll lead her. You know, I'm saying our leader was nasty You know what I'm saying? Our Kevin No, he was the nastiest He said he said they said He was hog tying bitches. He was hog tying bitches. I like that. I meant to that though. I like to I just pick me up a little hog time. I got the western names. I got the bondage strap Okay, okay. That's like that's how you feel about the west coast. You've been coming out here Or you knew the coming out here You know what I just really started coming out this way like I I did um, I did tommy tees A couple months ago may y'all different than a motherfucker out here, man Like I thought about moving out here. I thought about moving to LA. This was probably like a year ago This is when I first really had met you and I was standing at we was down on uh Down to hollywood man.  They ain't zombies. See Them is crackheads, bro. These motherfuckers down here. Y'all they don't something else, bro They be out here is hollywood crackheads different from barrier crackheads. Yeah, we got knocks We got shit like how Chicago is I see what you said our earnings in the bay will talk to you don't see what they can get out you like me You got that tv still yeah, yeah, they on some They don't talk their motherfuckers don't talk though that they do they talk to they sell Yes, that should be weird, bro.  They part of the community Out here, bro That it came out here, bro and chase the dream it ain't work out. They didn't got hooked on drugs, bro And they didn't not only have they they they health is declining because of the drugs They didn't lost a man because of the because of the dream the dream that that that they chase that they didn't get It's a lot, bro. Like that's a lot and it's just different out here But what I can say is though like it's way like from Chicago like it seems like everything is like way more together Even when I was at the comedy club last night.    It's a problem. You're gonna feel it verse out here you People that come from that type of environment don't like it because we not used to that we used to real love Real love.    Thanks for letting me know and like like Like I said, it's out here just saying like everybody like everybody love each other. Yeah, you know, I ain't no way Everybody feel this way.  We're definitely different from LA though, even though we all on the west coast It's a different vibe, but I like it out. I'm gonna tell you something.    You gotta go out here because it ain't the bay and it ain't LA But it's california. It ain't hella fast, but it ain't hella slow. Yeah sacramento a good city.  I love everybody But that's you know, I think the women out this way like they way more chill. They way more cool But I see what you're saying About the different coasts like with the women and shit. I feel like And when we speak of LA till we talk about hollywood, we ain't talking about the real LA Because the real LA in the bay got a lot of shit in common.   Yeah, and then you'd be so scared You know I'm saying to really have fun out there. You gotta be on a piece of cute show So Atlanta just I don't know now. I'm gonna tell y'all where's that like where it's a real good time at Houston, I love Houston though. Houston is the best time the niggas is fine. The bitches is fine Shit, the animals is fine. Everybody is lit out there like they got they got brunch spots. It never closes It just is always the new Atlanta Everybody moving there because you gotta think Houston got its own culture.  So it's like Bro, it's just it's it's so big It's so big. It's always something to do Nigga, they got a good comedy scene down there.  That's my boy Yeah, yeah That's my boy. Yeah, but it's some real. It's a it's a nice comedy scene down there, bro It's just a it's a nice thing. I like San Antonio. I've never been San Antonio go now. I ain't seen it. I ain't I'm gonna say what you see go. I've been one Okay, so this must be a comedian thing because I Yeah, Dallas go crazy. I love Dallas Dallas got the I just like Texas. I think I just like Texas is like Austin remind me too much of bay area I like Austin. Austin reminds me of San Jose. Austin got some bad holes like San Jose. Yeah, there's some bad holes in Austin Yeah, it is some stars in Austin. What? Yeah, what yeah Austin it's some stars in Austin.  I've been I've been doing this shit, bro since 2014 And I then did a little bit of everything early on I was doing like a lot of character work I used to do this old nigga named mr.  That's kind of like what sprung me out And then you know, I noticed what character work is once you start doing character shit you get They'll you'll get stuck in box everything that you got to do it got to be about this character people always asking What a character so I was kind of like stuck, bro I was stagnant for a long time where like people knew me, but I like they just knew me as that So I had to step out of that.  It was just like an instant hit and it Instantly separated me. How do you do the ring camera thing? Like how how did that? How did you create that and how because it's basically you record yourself on a ring camera? Yeah, are you are you making up a? It's like a skit, right? So so pretty much I'm gonna tell you how it started. So I was doing this I was at this concert. We do this concert in Chicago every year called a big jam and little dirt was headlining this this concert and he was the first Artist from Chicago to ever headline this kind. It's like our biggest concert So dirt was doing it and he proposed to india On that on that on that on that show at that show So after that, I'm like, bro All the all the females gonna be like they may need to be coming like this. Whoo. Whoo So I'm like, man, I'm gonna do a video about this. So the next day I'm like, man I'm gonna go like I'm going to my girl crib like man, you see what happened with Durkan india Like that could have been us. So I went I went about this ring from walmart It was like 699.  Let me turn up So then I started doing that and then bam y'all the first people I'mma tell this to So little dirt just reached out to me two weeks ago, right? That's raw, right? And y'all know him and india they Shout out india. I love her. She's a supporter of mine. So So, um Damn, I don't know if I can tell this you can tell it. I'ma tell it offline I Y'all gonna see I Look because look I was talking we was talking today, right? The man was talking that day and I I'll show you I'll show you But I I go I'll be doing that but Um, I don't know man. I gotta stop.  I could I wanted to rewind The part that I see Because I'm like, no, this bro. Like this here, you know, this had to be bro and then I went on your page And I think I had seen you was either at the premiere was it was something like I I seen something that Like confirmed that you was in the movie now this in particular because we still working through it That's what I'm saying.  Yeah, why'd you do this? I didn't even post like I'm shooting it. Yeah, because you never know Especially how you always change it change But I know for I know for sure like I know this ago because they sent me the they sent me the song This morning and I heard oh, okay. I got an idea. I'm so I just can't I can't really go into I can't go into detail I can't you reading it out loud And he got I don't get it. Okay. Look, hold on.   And when I do that, bro, like Bro, I want you to think I want you to think of like Uh Drew ski remember when drew skiing drake came yeah, uh-huh. I want you to think of something like that like like like how I think How impactful What me and him about to come together?  You got your own fan base outside of chicago Little dirt is one of them. They're one of the biggest artists out in this generation right now So that's gonna go crazy. Yeah That's gonna go crazy. And I'm gonna tell you something. I'm doing Dirk DM me now Honestly, bro, I only listen to rap like that, but Dirk my favorite. That's what you be listening to R&B Oh, okay.  Yeah, bro.  Who your favorite R&B artist My nephew put me on lucky day Like three Right now for what I like right now on the R&B side you seem like Jacquees is cool, but that ain't no I'm gonna love Jacquees. He ain't no Jacquees ain't like that.  Um, I listen to a lot I listen to a lot of oh, I like give me a I listen to a lot of I listen to the girl summer walker. Yes, I love I like the girl Man, what's that? SZA got that song right now got me in the show post I can't lose Oh, yeah, that's a what That's it go on. Yeah, so no, but no, so that's it. I don't even know how we got time out there, but yeah, so Dirk This is gonna be big And I know for a fact that's gonna be big just because you know, I'm younger I'm 22 I know what the people want and they don't want that. That's gonna be moment.   That's gonna be culture. That's gonna be culture. That's time. I think that yeah, and that's what it's gonna be I think the fact that what I've done as far as in my lane that I've done it in and then what dirk is doing as far in the lane that he's done it for us To to be coming together to to to do something of his magnitude A lot of people gonna applaud him I'm saying when dirk reached out to me, I didn't even know it was him Because everybody had started getting these blue checks So that's what I was like, it's a really good So somebody hit a little snurt.  It's a two point. It just say 2.0.  You know what I'm saying?  But some told me go go back and just see what it is. I go back. I click I'm like, yeah 14 million followers. I said down this little dirt. They got hit the nigga right back. Right? I ain't wait a minute. Hello, what you need? Whatever you need? What you need? And he like, uh, he was like, man, send me your number and then You know, the rest is kind of, you know, we've been processing We've been going through this for a couple of weeks But we just made a like we made a major step today Because I heard the project. So you know, I'm saying Ain't nobody sending out their project Exactly. People don't realize how deep the social media content creation can take you because now they're not even getting actors down there They're like, okay, they could do it. We see them every day. The people love them If you don't realize social media, it's like you getting m's off this That's your audition tape. That's your audition tape. You never know who's gonna see it that day I'd have had the craziest people being my likes come.  The real actors gonna be like, y'all got the game Y'all got the game Oh, no, for sure.   He said bro, me and my girl love you He was like and all I said all the way here Like man, please let this nigga be funny because I don't want to have to stop liking this nigga Yeah So it'd be like and that's the thing like I'd be cool like I'd be like because I already know When I started doing skits, I was doing stand-up You know, I was doing both of them simultaneously and I stopped doing skits for like six months And just put all my focus in the stand-up because I was like, it don't make those sense to blow up And then once they put you out in front of the people, you're not ready.  That's all it is. Feel me. He performed in front It was like it was people that knew him there He was some people that didn't know them And everybody's still laughing Now they know you feel me No, they had a good time man I was really surprised at the response that I did get of the people that did know me last night when I went up And I was I'm in the girl I'm like, we recording the night Yeah You know, I was I'm like, man, we all the way out in LA because sometimes You know, when you doing this social media stuff and you growing you see you see a hundred thousand five You don't really you not really understand the how big you getting You don't understand it till you step outside. You like Because you online and you never know like if you do have a meet and greet for example, if anybody's gonna show up You don't know because you know that this it technically if you talk about social media It's fake in terms of you don't know. You don't know. It's not real life.  I know some of the top influence in the game that didn't been broke that and when broke Motherfuckers that we all know that and when broke they didn't have it like they it looked like they had it But they didn't have it.   I'm like st. Louis. I don't know what's ain't nobody st. Louis Like we love you girls. I'm disrespected us. Yeah St. Louis lid too. Oh mama st. Louis.  I'll see you know Chicago niggas is everywhere.  It's a lot of them out here. Yeah It's hella chicago Everywhere because Atlanta LA. Yeah, I think because you know what they told us in chicago In chicago, they told us that the only way That we could be successful is that we have to leave. Yeah, chicago. We don't you know, we don't have any, you know People that just stayed right there in chicago and and just blew up Like we and we got a lot of niggas man D Ray, you know D Ray from from from the city, man The show legend. Yeah D Ray ledger from Chicago. Yeah, sure Um, a lot of people looking him little real, you know, Cory ho come Cory ho come we got, you know I ain't gonna lie to my favorite comedians is from like Y'all got for show. I think y'all got the best comedy History, yeah, because y'all got bernie mack bernie mack is All the funny people from Chicago. Cory ho come D Ray. It's hella people from chicago. That's funny. Uh, um Where bro from, uh, I think he's from chicago too. Damn. Oh, I forgot his name, bro He hella funny dog. Sure guy. Um, oh gee. Kenny. Kenny. Kenny. How can he house from chicago? He hella funny.  Kenny how funny in the mud for bro It's a lot of niggas bro that have come from chicago And I think we just been Trained like they didn't told us like mommy people that told me like, all right, bro, like It's time. You didn't you didn't did everything you need to do here You need to go somewhere else and I don't really necessarily I don't necessarily feel like I have to leave I I'm planning to just because um, man your hometown you have to That that's home base, right? So anytime you go there, you want to be able to sell out you can't be accessible They shouldn't be able to see you at walmart. They shouldn't be you know, they should it shouldn't it shouldn't be like that um So you have to make yourself exclusive and I think a part of that is leaving You know part of that is going somewhere else and and Uh, a lot of comics and did it.  Yeah, you don't got to you don't got to leave But you don't got to leave but you you got to be gone.  So what is it that you do? I'm an actress first in the social media entertainment That's what I always say to talk is my biggest thing But I'm big on youtube and instagram. That's my least favorite ad, but you know, I look cute on there So, where so where's which how many which subscribers looking like on youtube on youtube? I have a hundred something thousand You got your plaque Yeah, but I didn't I didn't sign up for because I really didn't care about it. I want that moment I wasn't I wasn't trying to be a Thousand on on youtube Because you got your plaque youtube is to youtube to me YouTube take a lot of time people don't really want to take a lot of time and you need to get more than Eight minutes to even get monetized You don't want to get yellow mark. That's your money like tiktok.   Whatever profanity in it You'd be like like, you know like profanity and then they'll y'all approve it just based off of what I put in y'all not scared of tiktok getting banned because I'm not yanking on them I'm like I think it's a chance that they might ban it now. Here's the thing I thank god that I got a million followers on facebook and then half a million on on instagram So because of that, I'm still gonna be able to survive exactly, you know, I'm saying tiktok is Crazy, it's my second largest Platform though, so I will feel a type of way if they do it. I'm gonna work hard to you know, they do put that together All right, so y'all don't ban it.   You know, it's really not supposed to be so you could oh because I got Because I got For business I think I think it's bad for relationships though It's horrible for a relationship. Y'all know where I'm going with this. It's horrible for relationships because I just made I feel like if the nigga like me gotta unfollow all the bitches. Oh No, he gotta unfollow everybody his mama could stay his pastor could stay Everybody you said you was how I'm 22. That's part of the problem.  Yeah.  I always be skeptical about it anyways because one bro bitches be trying to set niggas up Right, you know what I'm saying, bro?  That's why I be faking on that spending the night I don't know where your baby daddy I love everybody Y'all trust uh, would you date a female that's paying for a blue check for no reason would you like take her serious? It's on a lot about who you are if you want a blue check I wouldn't She's not a public figure. She's got a blue check. Yeah, it would turn me off.  Yeah, and where are you trying to what's the end goal? I'm the one You wanted him in your relationship like the girl. Okay. Would you rather your girl have her own motion? Or do you feel like that would kind of make you feel like No, because I'm him so it don't matter if she got motion or not like if she got motion that that that makes it even better The shit that we could do together would be crazy So it wouldn't even be that I'm me and my entity and then you you or who you are and then when we come together I'm not a fan of yours.    I love my ladies. So this was the Controversial opinion I have I do feel like if you asking it for something you should be able to buy it yourself So if you ask in a nigga for product shoes Let me know that you if if you don't see your girl spinning, you know, she could come home product shoes That's hot.   You got your own bills now.  I only because this I'm gonna have to pay these bills Bitch, whether you here or not. These bills gotta get paid regardless. All right. You being here is just you know It's it's it's other things that I feel like you're gonna be able to pick up and help me with You know as far as you being my woman Um now she living on her own, right? And she called and she bagged Light bill this motherfucker $400. You know what I'm saying? I'm sure that I got to pay this. I got to pay that you my girl. I'm gonna take care of that You know I'm saying if it's if it's if it's if it's you know, your rent you short couple hundred dollars on the rent I got you if it's your birthday.  Let's get back to these hoes I know and it's like how you want it out this night. He don't know you from the canapé Man, listen to me. I was talking to a chick.  I'm talking. We was talking for about a week She said she need to get her breaks fixed I'd have been like, did y'all hang out? Wait, did y'all hang out already? You're on my mama. So she just said look my Have y'all been talking conversing about a week And how was that going where she felt comfortable enough to do that?   So I was listening.   I wish I could ask for something I wish I wish it was more women in the world I want to ask so bad No, man, I wish it was more women like that Nigga ain't never gonna say he could take something from me. He did something for me. Like it's good Now I don't do that though. Like if I give you something if I give you something It's yours. You know what I'm saying? It's yours.  Like I don't want it back These new niggas throw it in your face And I learned my lesson, I'ma tell you what happened I was a young nigga. I probably was like 22 at the time.   I think it was financial aid I came up on some so I bought a whole bunch of lingerie from walmart And like I mean we I mean we we running it up.  I said, let's do it.  So I used to be, you know, we used to go to different colleges doing parties So she's like, I want you to buy me a deal though.  So I bought it. That's why I ain't buying.  I'm not buying you a deal though But it's not about that. So she can play with it on face time. That's what I mean.  Talking about a deal though. Let me finish, man. Let me finish this.        What did they do?     Like even back in the day, yes It might have been some old niggas cheating He had a family down the street But it's like one, she wouldn't know The wife wouldn't know And on top of that, it wasn't so many bitches Half of them hoes was not cute You know what I'm saying? It wasn't seeing the hoes in New York It wasn't seeing the hoes in Chicago It wasn't seeing the hoes in Florida Yeah, now we can see the hoes everywhere Everywhere I'm even looking at the hoes See that?  A vacation? Yeah Yeah, I've been on it Okay, to where? I don't want to be names of the right men You know where you been? You know where you been? I've been all over the place like space I'm on here Yeah, where you been? I've been a few places myself Yeah, you've been on vacations Vacations Vacations or you got flew out It's the difference No, vacations Vacations Have you ever been flew out?  Out of country?  What would you do if a female You flew a female out, right? And did she get on her period Wherever you at?  What you mean how it go? How do we go?     What you like about it? What I like about it?   You let the towel down period if y'all not in the shower But you know, that third, fourth day That's when it's at its best That's when it's tender Cause it's coming, it's coming That pussy starts smelling like pennies when it get the bleed No, she don't take care of herself when she's on the period If it's smell like that Muffins get to smell like pennies You know, as pennies smell like... Copper Smell a... Spell a penny Like copper Like copper Oh, yeah, no Yeah Yeah That's good Yeah Yeah, you know...   Wait, what's your sign, though? I'm one of them Oh, here you go I am What's yours? I'm a Scorpio November 7th When you over there Okay, yeah I'm a Aquarius Oh, my daddy in Aquarius February, January February Okay, so what the fuck...


Hi there. My name is Renee Moise and a little bit about myself. I'm a rising second-year law student at the University of New Mexico. I currently work in the Northwest Justice Project Seattle office as a legal technology fellow. My job here is to research and develop ways in which legal services are being delivered through technology. So ways in which technology is being utilized to deliver legal services, particularly to low-income Americans. This presentation will cover five mobile and web apps that are out there for accessing justice. These apps are meant to simplify things like looking for a lawyer if you get a speeding ticket, knowing more about your rights in a particular location, preparing and practicing for naturalization and immunization process, creating a contract, or if you are just wanting to gain more information on legal aids and what they're doing around the country. One app that I found really useful for traffic violations and finding a lawyer is called Bernie says, and it's an auction-style app where you can actually upload the traffic ticket that you received and lawyers can then make an offer by providing a rate. You can then go ahead and compare offers if you receive more than one. So you can go ahead and compare lawyers based on the rates and any client reviews that are available through the web application. In addition, the app serves as a means of communication between lawyers and clients. So if you've ever had a lot of trouble trying to communicate with your lawyer, you can do it all on one simple platform over Bernie says. So the next time you get a ticket and find yourself in need of a lawyer, this app might be worth downloading. Another app that caught my attention just from its name is called the O-Crap app, and this app is really handy for police interactions. The user can open the app and activate its features during a police stop. So one of the first things that it does is it gives general advice regarding your legal rights, and it does this based on location services. So it tailors the advice based on where exactly you're located. Two other really handy features that come with this app is the audio record feature, which allows the user to record their encounter with a police officer with a touch of a button. And then it also allows the user to contact a nearby lawyer with a touch of a button. If things start to get a little uncomfortable or they start to go south. This next app is useful for those on the pathway to citizenship, and it's called Citizenship Works. It can help you determine eligibility so that you know if you're eligible to become a U.S. citizen and become naturalized. It offers practice tests for things like reading and writing quizzes, touch flashcards that help prepare you for the actual exam, and it also has checklists that prepare you for completing the application and understanding the way that application works. It even comes with a directory of low cost or free legal help providers so that you can find for your low cost legal help, learn about finances, understand the application process further, or if you're just looking for legal representation. This next app is called Shake, and it's one of my personal favorites on this list. The reason being is that not many of us want to take the time to write a contract or legal binding agreement from scratch. And so this service provides tons of different kinds of templates. As you can see in this screenshot here, they have templates for freelance agreements, confidentiality agreements, buyer lender agreements, and so on. And if you don't find something in here that you want to use in one of these templates, then you can create your own contract and put together clauses. So you can just completely customize it based on clauses that you want to add in. And then this is really handy as well because then you just fill it out and you can even sign it within the app and store it in the app. So this is a really useful app for the average person that's maybe never written a contract or maybe doesn't want to consult with a lawyer. And last but not least, we have legal aid news for those that want to stay up to date on legal aid programs and what they're doing and articles that they're publishing. This is a way to stay up to date on developments within your state on what your local legal aids are doing or those that are around the country. The app provides information on legal aid programs as well, including their addresses and contact information. So if you're looking for a legal aid in Montana, but you're located in Washington state, you can very easily access lots of information, some of the work they're doing all in one simple application. So these were just some apps that I was able to find. However, a search, a Google search or an app store search could likely reveal plenty more out there that are great. And the development and use of mobile apps is on the rise at legal aids and law schools all over the country. So who knows, someday one of these apps could prove to be really useful and right at your fingertips. So definitely keep an eye out for new apps that are out there. And thank you for watching this video.


Hey there, and welcome to Learn WordPress. In this tutorial, you're going to learn how to protect your WordPress plugins and themes against common security vulnerabilities. You will learn about common vulnerabilities to consider when building a WordPress plugin or theme, examples of how to prevent each type of vulnerability, and where to find more information around developing plugins and themes securely. Security is an ever-changing landscape, and vulnerabilities evolve over time. You just have to take a look at the Open Web Application Security Project Top 10 list to see how things have changed from 2017 to 2021. The benefit of using WordPress as the base of your next development project is that many of these vulnerabilities have already been addressed by the WordPress core team. However, if you're building a custom theme or plugin that's going to process any user data, you will need to ensure that your code does not create any of the common security vulnerabilities discussed in this lesson. In the introduction to Security Developing Plugins tutorial, we looked at the five main security principles that you should follow when developing a custom plugin or theme. You should secure or sanitize your inputs. You should validate all data. You should secure or escape your outputs. You should make sure you prevent untrusted requests. And you should always check user capabilities. To see how to apply these five principles and prevent common vulnerabilities, let's look at the code of the badly coded form submission plugin and fix any security vulnerabilities we find. At the top of the main plugin file, some constants are set up, which are used elsewhere in the plugin. The first two are used to define page slugs that the plugin will use to redirect to. For this plugin functionality to work, these pages need to exist with the correct slugs. Next, a callback function is registered on the plugin activation hook. This sets up a custom form submissions table in the database. After that, the plugin's admin JavaScript and front-end style CSS files are in queue. Next, a shortcode is registered, which is used to display a form on the front-end. After that, a callback function is hooked into the WP action, which is what the plugin uses to process the form submission. Next, the plugin registers an admin submenu, which displays a list of form submissions. Next, there is a function which renders the admin page when clicking on the submenu link. Then, there is a function that the admin submenu uses to fetch the form submissions from the database. Lastly, there is a callback function that's hooked into a WP Ajax hook, which is the Ajax endpoint that the plugin uses to delete form submissions from the admin submenu page. The admin JavaScript file handles the Ajax request to delete form submissions from the submissions page. The front-end style CSS file is used when the user enters a class attribute for the shortcode. It defaults to red, but the user can change this to blue. It simply adds a border to the form. When the shortcode is added to a post or page, it renders the form and users can submit their details. When the form is submitted, it will redirect either to the success or error page, depending on whether the form submission was successful or not. Then, in the dashboard, admins can view those form submissions and delete them. First common vulnerability we're going to look for is SQL injection. SQL injection happens when values being inputted are not properly sanitized, allowing for any SQL commands using the inputted data to potentially be executed on the database. First place we need to tackle a possible SQL injection vulnerability is in the function that processes the form data. We need to make sure that any post data is sanitized before being used in the query. We also need to either use the WPDB prepare or insert functions instead of just the query function. This will ensure that the name and email field values are both sanitized as they are accepted from the form submission request and that they are sanitized before being used to store the record in the database. While this might seem like overkill, if you just sanitize the inputs and the code is later changed to use the values in a different way, you could still be vulnerable to a SQL injection. The other place we need to prevent SQL injection is in the function that deletes the form submission. Again, we need to make sure that any post data is sanitized before used in the query. And we either need to use the WPDB prepare or delete functions. Because the ID of the form submission is an integer, we can use the PHP typecasting functionality to make sure it's always cast as an integer. The next common vulnerability we're going to look for is cross-site scripting. Cross-site scripting happens when a nefarious party injects JavaScript into a web page, which can be used to launch multiple different attacks or malicious activities from the website. You can avoid cross-site scripting vulnerabilities by escaping your outputs, stripping out any unwanted data. Your code should escape dynamic content with the proper function depending on the type of content being escaped. Let's look at some places where data is being output and make sure that it's being escaped properly. The first place is in the rapid div of the form shortcode callback. Here, the class attribute of the div is rendered based on the attributes passed to the shortcode. This is a potential cross-site scripting vulnerability as the class attribute is not escaped. Note that you should specifically use the ESC underscore ATTR function to escape HTML attributes. Next, we have the function which renders the admin page. Here, the submission name, submission email and submission ID should be escaped. In this example, you can use ESC underscore HTML, because this is the correct function to use anytime an HTML object encloses a section of data being displayed. Always pay close attention to what each escaping function does, as some will remove HTML while others will permit it. You must use the most appropriate function to the content and context of what you're echoing. Finally, you cast the ID to an integer again, as that is being used in a data attribute. You could also use the ESC attribute function we used earlier, but in this case, casting it to an integer is perfectly fine. The next vulnerability to prevent is cross-site request forgery. Cross-site request forgery has been a nefarious party trickster user into performing an unwanted action within a web application that they are authenticated in. When developing with WordPress, becoming familiar with WordPress nonces is a must to help prevent cross-site request forgery. A nonce is a number used once and provides a way to verify that the origin of the request is legitimate. You create a nonce when you need to verify that the request is legitimate. You output or pass the nonce to wherever needs to make the request, and finally you verify the nonce when the request is made. There are two possible cross-site request forgery vulnerabilities in this plugin. The first is when the form is submitted and the data is processed. To fix this, we need to add a nonce to the form being rendered in the shortcode and then verify it when the form is submitted. In the form, we use the wp nonce field function to add a hidden field with the nonce. Notice how you pass in an action and a name to this function. The action is used to identify the nonce and the name is the name of the field that will be added to the form. If you inspect the form, you can see the nonce field, which is using the name you passed to the function and the nonce value. Then in the form submission function, you can verify the nonce using the wp verify nonce function, passing in the value of the nonce field and the action. It's usually a good idea to also check that the nonce field has been passed in the request and then verify that the nonce is valid. A better way to do this code would be to check if the nonce field doesn't exist or if the nonce field is not verified and then redirect to the error page. Here, we are checking that the nonce field has been passed in the request and then verifying that the nonce is valid. If the nonce is not passed or is invalid, we redirect to the error page. The other place you need to prevent CSRF is in the Ajax callback used to delete the form submission. To fix this, first you need to manually create a nonce using wp create nonce and then pass this nonce to the JavaScript layer using wp localize script. Notice how you pass the nonce as a property of the wp learn Ajax object, which also contains the Ajax URL. This is what is used in the jQuery post request to make the request happen. Then we need to include the nonce in the jQuery post request. Notice how you specify the nonce in the data passed to the post request as underscore Ajax underscore nonce. This is the name that WordPress expects when processing an Ajax request. Lastly, in the Ajax callback function, verify the nonce using the handy check Ajax referrer function. Notice that the string passed to check Ajax referrer is the same string passed to wp create nonce when creating the nonce. If the check Ajax referrer function fails, it will cause execution to stop. So you don't need to check the result of this function. There's one more vulnerability in this plugin, and it's a broken access control vulnerability. Broken access control is when a user is able to access a resource they should not be able to access. For example, a user might be able to access an admin function, even though they are not an administrator. In this example, you have a broken access control vulnerability in the Ajax callback function. At the present moment, any authenticated user could make a request to this Ajax request URL with the right data, and it would delete a form submission. To fix this, you can use the WordPress roles and capabilities API to check that the user has the correct permissions to delete a form submission. In this case, it could be just as simple as checking that the user is an admin user. Here, you're using the current user can function to check whether the user has the manage options permission, which is specifically an administrator permission. If this check fails, it will simply return an authentication error result. Note that we're doing two checks here, one against cross-site request forgery and one for access control. In this example, the order of execution is not super important, but in general, it's a good idea to check for cross-site request forgery first and then check for access control. There's one additional security vulnerability in this plugin. It's a tough one to spot, but all instances of WP redirect should be replaced with WP safe redirect. This is because the code is redirecting to a local URL, and WP safe redirect checks whether the location it's using isn't a loud host, if it has an absolute path. This prevents the possibility of malicious redirects if the redirect location is ever attacked. To learn more about common web application vulnerabilities, make sure to visit the Open Worldwide Application Security Project or OWASP's top 10 list. Then make sure to read the entry in the WordPress developer documentation on security, as it includes code examples, additional information on security-based practices, and much more. Happy coding!


Welcome to ToffeeTV, here is the instant match reaction, Leicester City 2, Everton 2 and absolute just bonkers game of football to be honest, absolutely bonkers game of football, I don't know, I honestly haven't got a clue what to feel about that game, just absolutely, just I'm drained by that game, that was ridiculous, every emotion. Absolutely every emotion was spent there, first of all just hoping for some kind of good news about James Coleman, not even to do with on the pitch, just if any player does not deserve something like that, it's James Coleman. I don't know whether it was, I don't know whether it was his knee or I've watched it a couple of times just to try and see if I could make out what it was, but not sure whether it was his knee or the lad went so heavy into him, I just feel so sorry for him, just doesn't deserve that whatsoever, just does not deserve that at all. We'll have to wait and see what the outcome is, but let's be honest, I can't imagine it's going to be good because James Coleman is not the kind of fella to go down and stay down and he looked like he was in incredible pain and he looked like he knew that whatever had happened was a bad one and I just feel so bad for him because he's the one fella that we need, not only just the leaders but just because, yeah, I feel awful for him, absolutely awful for him. The game, we started brilliantly, we started absolutely brilliantly, we were on the front foot, we were pressing, we were getting high, you know, making it really hard for them. Got a penalty, deserved penalty, Domino Carvalholein scored and we were on top and then out of nowhere the stupid set piece floated in, not dealt with, Michael Keane not having any clue where anyone is and doesn't deal with it and the lad gets a goal.  It's Michael Keane versus Vardy, he looks like Steptoe on a cart and he goes down the keeper and makes a 2-1 and obviously then the injury comes and then they get a penalty and you just laugh and I can only laugh, really.  Great ball by Dwight McNeill for that, never going to have an easier chance to score and he gets it all wrong and kicks it straight to the goalkeeper with an open net. That was just before obviously Seamus got it and then Michael Keane has his hand out and is pointing to the spot on his arm where he handballed it. Yeah mate, that handball, that handball, if you do that, that handball, absolutely unbelievable, but luckily enough Jordan Pickford stayed, he knew Madison played it down the middle. It was a huge moment in the game, really, just on the stroke of our time to go in 2-1 rather than 3-1 down and obviously we had to make the change bringing Patterson on. Second half, I think we come out, we looked better and then we got the goal, it was a good finish by a Wobby, making up for the one he'd give away. Really it was just a ding-dong there, it was an absolutely unbelievable, it wasn't lots of quality, it was just 2 teams giving it away to each other and going down and creating chances. Pickford had to make saves, I don't even know where they got their goalie from to be honest, I don't know where they got their goalie from. Why hasn't he been in goal for them all season? They'd be top half if he'd been in all season, he was excellent, their goalkeeper to be fair and he made it towards the end, he made an absolutely incredible save from Decori, absolutely incredible save that was to keep the scorer 2-2. They had a couple of moments, we had moments and it's ended up 2-2 and I don't know what to feel about it, all I do know is that I just can't understand why the manager hasn't made subs. I really can't, I can't understand how he hasn't made subs, if I'm honest. And it wasn't even like I wasn't even thinking we need to make subs to go and win this, I thought we needed to make subs because some players were getting tired. James Garner absolutely knackered towards the end, there was quite a few, there was quite a few that looked like they could have been taken off, not that we've got lots of players. Greg could have maybe made a difference, he could have taken a Wobby off just to change it up, I know he scored but I thought he was dreadful to be honest, I thought he was dreadful, I thought he showed up all his issues for us. I don't know if we've worked really hard but I think he could have at least brought Greg on just to go for it towards the end because don't forget that was very much a must win game for us. Yeah, very huge but I'll be honest the biggest one is Michael Keane, he is dreadful, he is absolutely dreadful, there was a graphic on Sky before the game showing how many goals we've conceded with him and he is dreadful, he was absolutely dreadful. Just after Dominic Cavalier missed the sitter, they had another run on us again, Vardy again and he turned them into defenders, you don't turn your back if you're a defender, I've seen him do it twice maybe more in this game and then the other night again to Newcastle he is dreadful, like proper dreadful and the manager will, the manager will, the manager is making a rob for his own back keeping him in the side, like he's not good, he's not good, Connor Cody is better and Jerry Mina is much better, like Jerry Mina is still for me, I've said it a million times and I'll continue saying it, he's still the best defender we've got and he's dreadful but because he's his mate, because he knows all about him he was like he couldn't wait to get him in the side, he's crap, by the way I've never been, this has always been my view of Michael Keane, he's dreadful and he goes through phases where sometimes his confidence is going and he's alright and then his confidence is like it is today and he was dreadful, absolutely dreadful and there was one early on, one early on in the second half where the bogey fizzed across, he just didn't even have a clue, it went right in front of him, he didn't have a clue so what I would say was performance wise, or just not even performance wise, fight wise, we showed so much more than we have in other games recently we should have won the game, that's the frustration, we should have gone for it and towards the end when you're looking at it and looking at the team and thinking can we bring someone on to change this I think we could have won it and that's not to say we were miles better, I just thought we looked like we had a little bit on the break to beat them I really did like they're at home, their defences, let's be honest, the keeper has kept them in that game, the keeper has kept them in it and that's typical evidence isn't it, you finally sort of find your shooting boots and the keeper keeps them in it I think that's the first time all season that an opposition keeper has actually kept the opposition in the side and that's the frustration for me, we should have won that game and obviously 3 points where they've got us out of the bottom 3 and obviously with the teams we've got coming up now, Brighton and Manchester City, that's a huge opportunity that we'll know more about it when we get to the Wolves game I said about the forest game as well by the way, I said exactly the same about the forest game, not only is it disappointing that you haven't won but you've let a team off that is in and around you that's the other side of it isn't it, you've let an opposition get something on you so as I said the goalies, well you know people go it's a draw but for me it's a draw or whatever but both teams but the goalies saved them, the goalies kept them in it and now ours has saved the penalty but their keeper has made 3, 4 really good saves there, really good saves and that's the disappointing side of it, as I said I can't fault them really as a team, the work ethic and how hard they worked as a team I haven't seen that for a while, as I said the disappointing factor is at 1-0 we were cruising, we were absolutely cruising at 1-0 and then to be 2-1 down within the 33rd minute is scandalous and nearly going down to 3-1 by half time that's this evident team all over even when we play well but he's going to have to seriously look at the Michael Keane situation because if he doesn't then he's just being stubborn, he should have been dragged off for half time he really should have been dragged off for half time and I'm not picking on him he was dreadful, like properly dreadful I don't know, I don't know, this one we got a point I don't know what that'll do for us because we're still behind Leeds and we're still behind Forrest if we could get above those two teams, the way those two teams are certainly Leeds that'd be huge if we could at least take that spirit into next week, which is going to be incredibly tough game next Monday at least if we could take that spirit, I think if we're that bad defensively Brighton will destroy us but we'll have to wait and see Brian McNulty, super chat thank you remember that brief period this season when we were dangerous from Corners Hashtag good times, yeah we were terrible from Corners tonight weren't we AC says Michael Keane nearly single handedly relegated Evan and Jordan Love, which that's a tremendous name by the way Jordan Love fans has always backed the blues throughout the game absolutely puts the bed those Martin Keane being an absolute knobhead Forrest plays self-harmton next week, hopefully self-harmton win so I'm going to say hopefully self-harmton win because yeah I hope self-harmton win it, don't want Forrest winning anything yeah just feels so just feels so frustrating doesn't it because we should have won that game we should have won it the goal he's made as I said the goal he's made some absolutely worthy saves but I can't I can't get the manager not making subs though I just can't understand that, obviously got absolutely zero confidence but you've got to have some confidence, what confidence are you sending to your players if you're saying well you're not actually good enough to get on this pitch what if you need them, like we have needed plays in the last few weeks you know when we needed God 3 when we needed to come in for Coleman, when Patterson wasn't coming in for Coleman what was that saying to Patterson, you know when the strikers are getting rotated basically because Dominic Arvilloun is not available I think you've got to take a chance now and again you know when the core he was out he was mixing matching and I know he's left out oh no and he said he was sick tonight and stuff but you've got to make changes in games especially when the opposition are making changes, I don't know I don't know it was just one of those games tonight where we all said it was a much win and we haven't won it and it just felt like it was there for the taking it really did feel like it was there for the taking, I didn't really feel in the second half that ever really that Lester had, they had a few little moments and they had that heart attack moment when Pickford decided to kick the ball straight to Vardy and then he chipped them but it was a given as a offside but I didn't really feel under threat really so yeah well after waiting to see obviously we've got a week now to our next game still in the bottom three and after waiting to see what the situation is with James but obviously he's not going to be playing again this season so the manager has to make a decision there Patterson again looks a little bit away, looks alright going forward but defensively looks yeah he's wobbly, let's get it right he's wobbly but if he starts games and he's starting from the start maybe that'll help him he's positioning, he's just got to get his position so it's such a big issue, it seems such a big issue for younger players they just don't know where to be, a lot of that does come down to experience and Seamus will have gone through it himself but yeah I don't know what to feel to be honest I really don't know what to feel, I don't know as I said I don't know because the next two games are just look ridiculously hard don't they they look ridiculously hard, if we can get to that walls game and we're still like if we're sort of where we are now and it's a point here or there then I'll have a lot more confidence but those two games are absolutely just absolutely huge, so tough on paper so so tough on paper especially Blighting obviously Blighting winning, beating walls 6-0 they're absolutely flying hardy so it really is going to go right down isn't it because Leeds play City on Saddy, Forrest play Southampton yeah yeah yeah, that's the wait and see we will have to wait and see but this isn't a point and what's going to be about to say oh we didn't get beat, can't really have that mindset though can ya you can't really have that mindset at all these are the games, these are the games that we failed to win, this one the Forrest one, these are the games where you've got to get three points and that's the worrying thing, if you're not beating the teams around you then how you're ever going to pick up points elsewhere but as I said maybe by the time we get to Wolves and they've got nothing to play for and then if we could get it to Bournemouth last day and they'll certainly have nothing to play for then who knows, who knows, there's still fight and there's a couple of goals tonight, that's good, that takes us up to what 27 never looked might get 30 goals this season who knows yeah I think this will be one way by the time by the time tomorrow comes I think a lot of fans will be quite angry that we haven't won this game, just because just because of when the adrenaline route wears off and you think god those chances we had, those chances we had tonight the dumb one in the first half was massive, Dwight MacNeill one, massive the colour he wanted to gate save but there was a lot of opportunities in the second half there really was and I think the more you think about it the ways it's going to be, the more you think about it, the more you think we should have won that and that was my feeling when we played Forrest when we came away and a few people were like oh it's a good point but the more I thought about it the more I was just thinking as I said I think the manager, I think the manager let us down a bit tonight, not taking keen off to me that's nuts but there you go listen now I'll be back soon for my player ratings bars I'll be doing these videos as well make sure you check them out we'll be doing the final way tomorrow over on ToffeeTV the QR code will be coming up on the screen in a moment thanks for watching see you later


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