Today we're opening an entire blister booster box of some of the best blisters of all time. What's up guys we're back with another epic video. Today we're opening a blister booster box of 20 of the best sets of all time. Some of them are good, some of them are amazing, and there's a couple duds in here. But first we have a giveaway. I'll be giving away these three cards. We have Karibo original print, we have Machine King, and we have a Fiber Jar original print. All you have to do is like this video, be subscribed, let me know your favorite blister of all time. It doesn't have to be in this video if you have another one that you really like. This is going to be a lot of fun because blisters tend to have, you know, some pretty crazy ratios. They either are terrible, they're awesome, you know, maybe we'll pull a 10k dragon in this. We could pull a ghost or a stardust who do have that stardust, not an overdrive, the duelist genesis. There we go. The word stardust is in a different set and the one with stardust does not have it, which is always kind of weird. So let's start off with Battles of Legend Arm again. We opened tons and tons of this set when it first came out. We tried to pull that 10k dragon and we succeeded. So let's see if we can do it again. I think it's at the very front because it's not a Euro pack. I assume it's not a Euro pack. I don't know. We have a Goyo Defender. Very cool. Cool start. Plyancer reuse. Secure guard. There it is. This is the guard I needed for so long. This is actually nice because I probably need more than one of them. So I'll pull that out and set it in my personal pile there. Appliances. Very cool. And dart armed, dark armed, the dragon of annihilation. This is a good sea career as well. Also want to remind you guys, since I haven't done it in a while, check out the TCG player and eBay affiliate links down below. If you guys buy anything on TCG player or eBay, you click those links and you go buy on there. And then guess what? It supports my channel and it costs you nothing extra. So it's a win-win for both of us. Just want to remind you guys about that if you guys are buying on those platforms. Let's get into Legendary Duelist Raids for all. I think we have a potential for Starlights in here, Ultimates, Ghost Rares, Secret Rares, basically everything in this opening. So let's hopefully pull something like that. Ra's Disciple, Mech Lord Emperor Wisell and Everlasting Alloy. So we are starting off with a dud. Okay. It's only the second pack. We did okay on the first one. Got a Secure Gardener. Not the most expensive card ever, but you need it for a lot of decks. Let's go into the next one. We have a left arm offering. Also, this Friday, guys, that's a one-year straight of uploads. I'm doing something pretty huge. I'm not going to tell you what it is. It's a Friday. It's going to be a special. We've got a Mech Lord Army and a wild monster appears. Something that we have never opened on the channel. Let me know in the comments what you think we have never opened on the channel. You know, try and guess what it is that's coming up on Friday. So here we go. Photon Shockwave. I think you're seeing this Wednesday, and it's coming out Friday. So two days from now. Let's go into Photon Shockwave. This is first edition. This could have a Ghost Rare Galaxy-S Photon Dragon. I still don't own one because that guy backed out of me. I've said this every time because I'm still a little slightly salty because I don't have... Actually, do I have one? Maybe I did get one. I don't know. Evo Miracle Ray Rider. It might have been Light Play. Photon Leave. We got the Gephro Vylon Ome. Zen March. A Rabbit Dragon. Copy Night Weight. I think there's both in here. Oh, and a Black Ray Lancer Super Rare. We did the card trick perfectly. If we went one more, we would have accidentally revealed the Super Rare Black Ray Lancer. That is a rank three. Very cool. You love to see it. Doing okay on this opening so far. Next up, we have another Battles of Legend. Not Brothers. You know, now it's Brothers these days, but it's Battles of Legend back then.  I should say I'm losing it. I can't remember anything in my old age. Okay. Let's stop with the old man. Oh, Artifact. Sanctum. Getting a lot of good Metacards. These are very warped though. Like, oh my goodness. I forgot that was in there. That's very cool. Chaos Nios. Invoked Pergatrio. Love to see it. The Invoked Baby. Appliance or Dryer Drake. And a number C92 Heart, Earth, Chaos Dragon. There's so many cards that I've come to love since we opened a ton of the set that I didn't realize were in here because back then I didn't care about the Meta. Now I do. Next up, we got ourselves a King's Cord. It's a pretty cool Assorted Blister Booster Box in my opinion. You know what I'm saying? A lot of good sets from recent memory. Also a few from older as well. So let me know what you think about the assortment in the comments. King's Cord. Can we pull Lightning Storm? Can we pull a God card? Can we pull a Collector Rare or anything?  Let's redeem ourselves. We got a reinforcement. Ties of the Brethren. Wicked Avatar. Number C39 Utopia Rae. And Rivalry of the Warlord. It's very good. Arcana Knight Joker. And a number 49 Fortune Tune. Yeah, that's not the best card ever. Still a lot to go. We have Burst of Destiny. I actually found these at my local Walmart. There was like four of them left and I was like, I am getting these. If there's a DPE in here and I didn't pick it up, I would never forgive myself. Also, we never pulled Starlight Stratos. I'd be down for that. Here we go. Do you think Starlight Stratos or Ulti Stratos is high rarity? Let me know in the comments because I want to know your opinion. I have Ulti Stratos. I don't have Starlight Stratos. Here we go. Cupid Pitch. But Starlight is more. So I mean, is it the price? You know, what is it? Sword Soul, Danger, Disturbance. There's the Nessie over there. Flounder is in Token. A Heritage of the Light. Flip Frozen. Cynet Crosswipe. Bayonet Punisher and Royal Penguin's Guard. Okay, so first one's a dub. We've got three more chances in there. Let's go back into the Rage of Aral. We have one more of these in this opening. Let's see if we can get that ghost share out of only two blisters. Four packs. I almost said three packs, which is wrong like completely because it could have sent two blisters. It could have said four packs. Quick mess. It was wrong both ways. I don't know how I got it that wrong. Here we go. On to the next one. Let's see if we can get something Jinzo. Something Ghost Rare. Mechlord Emperor Wysel. Reboot. Millennium Revelation. That's cool. These are not guaranteed supers. That's pretty nice. Super Rare Millennium Revelation. I don't know if it's really worth anything or not, but it's still very cool to get a ghost. Not a ghost. A hollow. That's what I'm trying to say. Not a regular rare. Not a ghost. I'm saying everything, but what is correct. Okay. Amplifier. There's the Jinzo stuff. Mind control. It will be next. Next pack. Kings Court, baby. Let's go. All right. Yep. We totally got what we wanted. That's what we were looking for. On to the Kings Court. Please bless us. So far, nothing crazy. We've had a couple of decent pulls, but nothing that's really going to, you know, get us too much money back. We've got the Dowsing Fusion. Give us a collector rare. We are owed one. That's what I'm trying to say. Pot of the Valley. I can't speak. It's Pot of Awesome. You can special someone to use that for sure. Majestic Dragon, Cloud Castle, and XT Cyber Cannon. Okay. All that hype for nothing.  Okay. I can't speak. Photon Shockwave. The struggle is like ridiculously real right now. I literally cannot talk. It's crazy. Photon Shockwave. This happens a lot, but it's even worse today. It's even worse today. All right. All right. Last time we got ourselves a foil and it was three from the back. Let's do this. Ray Rida. A Corno. One day of peace. Space Cyclone. Stinging Swordsman. Luminize. Cody! Gischee Beast and Watt Cancell. I'm canceling my membership to Yu-Gi-Oh. I'm done. I'm done with this. No more Yu-Gi-Oh. This is crazy. Oops. I almost forgot to open one of the best sets we have, which is Rise of the Duelist First Edition. These are like expensive. They're like $15 packs. And it came out two years ago. Not even two years ago. One and a half years ago. Rise of the Duelist. ROTD. I would love to pull Dogmatica stuff. That would be really, really cool. There's some good Starlight to Diddy Crow, if you guys remember. There's a lot of great stuff. Just a ton. Like, almost all the cards are good. Diddy Evil. Unless we pull, like, Adam and Spader Friends, which we probably will because I just said that. Dark Lord. Linker Bell. From Infranobal Knight. Magus. Melviefinny. Speedroyd Block and Roll. And the Ostolfo. Man, this has been a rough opening so far. Can we get something out of Burst of Destiny? There's so many potential awesome cards.  We got Burst of Destiny. Bless us, please. Bless us with something good. Give us Destroy Phoenix Enforcer. Penguin Knight. Laundry Trap. Ice Jade. Rebuild Deer. We got the Codal. Gunken Sushi Ship. Night Flight. Oh, an Ultra Bee Trooper. Absolute Hercules. Okay, it's something. I don't think it's a crazy card, but we actually got an Ultra Rare. We'll take it. It's something.  It's been a long time. We got the Another Disturbance. Woo, this has been interesting. All right, we're going straight back to Rise of the Duelist because this is the only one we have multiples of left. We still have two of this one. We have one of everything else. There's something I haven't even seen yet. Obviously Duelist Genesis. Rise of the Duelist. Come on, give us something good out of here. I'd be really happy if we got like Ecclesia or something. Oh, Punishment. That's a good card. It's a common. We'll take that. Spiral Fusion. Melphipony. The Fright for Cruel Whale. Punishment was a common. That's pretty crazy if you think about it. That card's really good. Dogman Encounter, even though I really don't like it that much. Capricious Dark Lord. Nemesis Keystone and a Junk Sleep. Okay, so we whiffed on that one. We did get a, I guess we got the Punishment. That's cool. One more pack of Brothers of... Battles. It's not Brothers. I already talked about this. Why would you do that? Why would you change this to something so similar? Oh, it's unbelievable. What a weird choice. Okay, we'll do that. That's the 10k dragon. We've got the Chaos Nios. Number two. Plants are Test. Dark Spell Regeneration. Back to Burst of Destiny. Please burst my... I don't know. Okay, Danger. Cool. Flounderies. Beach Rupert. Heritage. Flip Frozen. Sonic Tracker. Flounderies and Token. Flounderies and Scary Sea. I swear it's a blackout. Dang it. Okay, we still do have one more in a future video. We'll probably open, but we need redemption for those. Battles of Legend. Lights Revenge. I bought this for another video. Ended up not even needing it, so we're opening in this one. Battles of Legend. Lights Revenge. This is like 2017. We're talking throwback here, so let's see if we can pull the Minerva... Oh, there we're speaking of Lightswarms. We have a Solar Recharge. These are not warped. They need to take a page out of this book for Armageddon. Formal Pal, Odd Eyes, Minotaurus. V-List, Lightswarm, Arch, a lot of Lightswarms. Cool. Antispell Fragrance, another good card, and Odd Eyes Venom. Wait, is this a cover card? I threw the pack. I don't know where it went. It's the cover card. Nice. We'll take that. That's pretty cool. All right. That's not bad. Now we're back to... We're not back to it. This is the first time. Eternity Code. Can we pull Access Code Talker? A card that I have pulled, I think originally, and I sold all of mine. Yeah, great. I do have one Seaguar Rare. That's it. So I would love to have another one, because it's in like every deck. So that'd be great. We got a Nemesis, Agistea, Deep Sea Century, Beast King Barberos, Proxy F Magician, Stairs of a Mail, Golden Hair, Pyreth. Oh, a Secret Rare Gravedigger's Trap Hole. Okay, this got a reprint in the Megaton, but this is a pretty good one. Gravedigger's Trap Hole, Secret Rare. Didn't even really realize this was in the set. That's a good card. We take those. That's the best pull of video, probably. All right. Still four packs left. We got Kings, Court.  I was trashing them, I think. And I think they heard me, because since then I've pulled literally nothing. Like literally, I've pulled nothing. Okay, let's see if that'll turn around right here. Wait, I'm just going to go like this. I don't know what happens. Eagle Claw, Leo Arms, Gravekeeper's Spy, Number C39, Ultimate Shield, and oh, they're already at the back. Okay, Crystal Girl, Super Rare. Three more packs. We've got Rise of the Duelist. Can we pull that Starlight Guy? I mean, I already have a... Well, no, I actually sold my 10, but I have another one. I have another Starlight Rare. Very cool. I was going to say I already have one, but I guess, I mean, we could pull another 10, I guess. All right, this is the opening Strangely. Let's go. One, two, three. We've got a Frightfur Jar. I didn't even know Frightfur is ringing. Dogmatic Atheo. Indulged Dark Lord. Dark Lord Uprising. Dogmatic Anexus. Give us Dogmatica for Noble Knight. Dark Lord. Raid Raptor, Arsenal, Falcon. Another Punishment. Okay, we got two of those out of four packs or three packs. Can't complain. Two more packs. We have the Duelist Genesis and Photon Shockwave. Let's start off with the Shockwave. Whew. Let's go. I think Duelist Genesis is like the only unlimited one. It's that hard to get first edition. I don't even think they make blisters for first-ed. Duelist Genesis, because they don't make booster boxes either, which is weird. Come on, Photon. Give us a Ghost Strayer. We're asking for it. Now bless us. Here we go. Naturia Marin. Fiery Fervor. Manila. Walkover. No creepyconey, please. Ego Boost. Damage Diet. Evil Swar Peltah. This is the moment of truth. This is where we pull that Ghost Strayer for redemption. Here we go. Oh, a Secret Rare Shard of Greed. Not a card that really anybody's using unless you're playing Duelinx in 2017 when it first dropped, but yeah, still cool to get a Secret Rare. It's all come down to this. The Final Pack. The Duelist Genesis. Inside, we could pull the Great Stardust Dragon and apparently Dark Resonator. Resonator, not Resonator. He's resigning from being a Resonator. Okay, and then the Red Dragon Archivian. I got to stop. This thing is really jacked up. So let's see if we can pull anything. Wow, that was interesting. Okay. Is that sketch or not? I don't know. I'm not really sure. Let's see. What do we think? Does this pack look okay? Because it's always possible you could get a resale. You never know. It seems pretty normal for the most part, I think. What? Maybe? I open kind of normal. Yeah, I think we're probably fine. It was just probably a little loose. Okay. If there's a Ghost Rainier, then we know it wasn't resealed. How about that? How about that? That's our proof. Here we go. We have one. Let's just do two, I think. Just in case. See, that one's a little warped. I don't know if that's a hollow or it's just being weird. Ghost Garden, we got a Space Gate. Sometimes they just warp. It doesn't matter if it's hollow or not. Lightwave Tuning. We got a Dark of the Dark Charmer. He just got his Link Print. Very cool. Oyster Meister. Needle Bug Ness. If we get a Ghoster right here, we lose it. Here we go. It might never matter. It will be after this, potentially. Magical Android X. Oh my goodness. I have a story about this card. First of all, Troll. Second of all, I need this for my Edison Format deck, which I went and bought one on TCG Player. Didn't realize that I already had one. Now we pulled one. I have three of them now, so I guess if I need three Edison decks, then we're good to go. We've got this thing ready. It's loaded. That is hilarious.  Very warped, actually, but this has not a lot of prints. I think it's the only hollow print, so not a bad pull. It's actually worth a few dollars. If you enjoyed this video, make sure to subscribe for more epic content because it will be happening on this channel. Shout out to TCG Trust, the cardstone for a show of tomato juice, Stanley, my name is Mimikeko. It's thanks for following G-rated Daxter, Ian Musa, and Junior Barting. Thank you guys for supporting the channel. See you guys next time. Peace.


Okay. This will be, I think we can make this relatively short, I'm the only one between you and lunch because a lot of these concepts and ideas have been discussed already. So, so the next steps. So, so we talked a bit about what was done for this first partially release. And the next steps really are benchmarking the force fields that are produced and bringing in data for future parameterization what sorts of data are next so the general strategies. We want to, I should be saying no wonder that's not a mission. The general strategy we're going to be using throughout the course of this effort is parameterize on cheaper quantities that we can generate vice and cheaper quantities to generate by simulation benchmark and more expensive quantities and then gradually over time as our ability to calculate better as change, we shift data from benchmarking to parameterization things get moved into that set and you bring in what complex things more data into the benchmarking set. So, current put so this is a key part like whatever we do here we've been talking a lot about these other things, we need this experimental property data to be able to make sure force field works. So, the initial problem physical properties to the first release, there weren't that many physical properties use so Simon did a great job of getting this together short about a time, using densities and HVAP for people it's near room temperature from thermal ML, we're just optimizing existing Lenergens types only the only so they're not all the smirk strings corresponding to Lenergens to change only the ones that involve at least two HVAPs and two densities to behalf the total those the who were not overfitting things really it's just 30 compounds here the compounds and 58 total data points so there wasn't that much data that was involved in the beginning, because we were just making sure to work for work, finding that an immense amount of work to make sure that it did work. The uncertainties used in this so we use an important part of physical property prediction is using a properly using uncertainties. If it is a type of data that has a large uncertainty, you don't want to be over emphasizing that. And invasion inference that comes in through your error model. And, but even an optimization that is essentially equivalent to a regularization that you analyze a missing that value more if your uncertainty is low, and if you don't know very well then your penalty is like that can be mapped directly. So for now, we're taking the uncertainties for the average uncertainties for density in a drop overall for reasons. So we want complex. So what what other sets of data we use using densities and heat of vaporizations are things that have been used for decades to improve force fields, but what do we want to do we want complex with measurements that are sufficiently easy to compute. Really, the hypothesis is that getting the composition of properties right and binary and journey liquids will go quite a ways towards getting protein like an interaction right but really, you know, Adams is Adams hydroxyl group is a hydroxyl group that as long you take into account the chemical environment that it's bonded to so you get the thermodynamics right. It shouldn't matter what it's in it's a small molecule of protein. And so, because these calculations are significantly easier to converge and simulation and significantly easier to make precise experiment. So, really, thermodynamically, if you have the Gibbs free energy, as a function of temperature pressure and all the various components, it is sufficient to characterize all the thermodynamics and emphasis you can't come up with a observable that isn't, if you know this, everything is set all the thermodynamics, thermodynamic properties are set. So we want to be trying to characterize this function but it turns out the change in Gibbs free energy with pressure is just the volume is a function of temperature pressure and composition. And so there we can get that densities and mixtures excess volumes excess densities. These are all just different ways of measuring the volume is a function of tp and composition. And if usually we think about free energy, derivative of free energy with respect to temperatures being entropy, but if you sort of recast it and do some dimensional changing then really the temperature dependence can be written in terms of the enthalpies as well, which we can get from delta H is of mixing delta H is of vaporization delta Cp of mixing where that's actually a second derivative property but it gets us information on that. And of course, the change of free energy with respect to composition gives us chemical potentials and those chemical potentials can be and they're either tabulated directly or salvation for energies activity coefficients and they're all just different ways of expressing the chemical potential. And so a few other things, the electric constants related to the Gibbs free energy when electrical field is applied, or if we look at the change with respect to some interfacial area that gives surface tension so really what we want to be doing is, you know, if we can understand the Gibbs free energy as a function of the things we vary. That provides us a guide to what the experimental data is telling us. So thermal and L has a wide range of fluid mixture data collected from the from literature. As you can see, I mean, these are a number of data points and thousands you've seen this graph before. There's a lot of data we can look at here. You know, enthalpy, 30,000 enthalpies of mixing over a large number of compounds. So there's a lot we can wait heat capacity a binary heat capacity heat capacities as function of them. So there's a lot of data to to program. So that's one source other physical property data we're planning and using a host is fighting affinity. So the gill sum lap is extensive experience emphasizing measuring and simulating these systems. And so where the key is, as you can functionalize these best get systems, and then test with a large range of different hosts have different different chemical functionality. So it's a it's a probe of not just kind of get a single host gets right, but can I vary chemistries and get differences in chemistries. Um, ligand binding affinities. So, uh, actually, I would mention that really, you know, this is this fits into the scheme before it's just the chemical potential of a ligand when you have one host and whatever solvents and ligand binding affinities really are chemical potentials of a system with one protein and solvents, the chemical potential. So we're in the process of setting up semi automated, we meaning mostly David Han and BTS gatsis, along with experience from their group and others of us have done for a free regulation setting up semi automated protein ligand binding energies. And pre prepared systems using the gatsis route. This will not be ready as part of the benchmarking for the October 1 release, but it should be going to be going soon after that. So context timelines. David start how many David how many how long ago did you start. Honestly, oh, okay. It's been less than a month because I when I was when I was in Zurich a month ago, he was still there. So, yeah. So, and basically the other data sources so thermal ML does not have older simpler data they started collecting data in the 90s. A lot of like, you know, what is the density of ethanol temperature this was generated so long ago that that people don't bother to do this. So, and one issue with thermal and L is that all the data is public, some of the uncertainties in the data and the data analysis and curation is not entirely public. And so we've been working with thermal ML for a while to exactly nail down the conditions as to what we can release, which is why for the existing data set we're using average uncertainties as opposed to the curated uncertainties by the experiment. So this has been complicated by the fact that the the thermodynamic research center directorship changed last month. So hopefully we can get that worked out relatively soon. Right. It's the curate. Well, it's the curation that they're doing on the public public data which which they think is extremely useful. So the data itself is public. It's the uncertainties. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. So, so that would be much when we get that straight now, that would be much clearer what exactly we can use for the uncertainties for regularization. But the data itself the values, those are fine. There's no issues there. So for simpler systems I'm talking with Brigham and University and the AICG the chemical engineering National Organization about the Dipper database. And so this is an interesting database, extensive predictive correlations for pure fluids. There's no mixtures there, but So we're discussing getting access to a subset of the validated data uses input. There's already nearly free. There's some license things are just want to nail down. We can use it for about 60 floats more potentially available. But here's an example. So, you know, for benzene on the, this is the, the almost free data sets. It's for non-commercial use. We have to figure out if we can use it correctly within open force field. So we're just working as he goes out.  So we can, and I've curated it to some extent, you know, what they think looks good, what should not be used. So that's something that the worst case scenario we can, we've got the list of literature there that we can find. We don't have to do curation. And so physical property benchmarking for personally the current plans which the exact choice of molecules is still to be decided the next week people have been rushing to get the initial fits done on pure fluids, about 40 diverse molecules, each at two different temperatures, getting the temperature dependent properties important. Dialectic constants, if they're greater than 12, density, heats of vaporization. And for binary mixtures, ideal is to take about 15 molecules and look at the pairwise interactions where that did exist, two compositions in one state point, excess volumes and heats of mixing, picking molecules that are well represented in the thermal database. If time running the free solve hydration for energies, I don't know where that actually is in there, sorry, free solve hydration energies. Some host guess calculations, but no protein looking binding calculations by so the October 1 deadline for that is what is planned for benchmarking other future data partition coefficients between solvents that data is not in thermal ML so getting. There's a lot of data out there getting it properly curated it would be a challenge relative solubility same thing, not in thermal ML would be very useful curation as a problem. Speed of sound ends up being a very sensitive measurement of a lot of properties. And then using x-ray data strain energies. There are problems. It's not quite as easy to use crystal data because exactly what the observable is is more complicated for things like strain energies could be tested. It's something we should think about NMR data, you know, new simple liquid data, you know, do we need to collect some more data in order to fill in the chemical gaps. And yeah, what else will have a break we're having a breakout session after lunch. So if you have particular data sets you want us to start thinking about and figuring out how to incorporate, we'll be talking about that after lunch. Okay.


It's Friday morning. That means it's Trump week. I'm Jay Fidel, the lady at my left is Cynthia Sinclair, and the guy watching is Tim Apicella. Hi, Tim. The title of our show here on Trump week today is Impeachable, Replaceable You, referring of course to Donald Trump. He's impeachable, he's replaceable, and he's special. Okay, so we're going to cover three things. We're what is it to impeach somebody? How does that work? What's the history and the mechanics of it? Two, we're going to talk about all the impeachable offense that have been identified. And three, we're going to talk about Nancy Pelosi's strategy. What is it? What should it be? How does it connect with the election? Really important to try to get a handle on what her thinking is, and we're going to make some guesses on that. And I'd like to make a statement though. I'd like to make a statement, this statement. In general, bottom line is he is impeachable.  Bottom line is he's mean and has a kind of criminal mentality, which is not appropriate for this country or for any leader really leading the free world.  He hasn't got a clue on how to do the job. So when you look at it, increasingly complex, dangerous, fragmented, demanding, challenging world, this guy doesn't have it. And in many ways, all these offenses are only part of a larger picture. He can't do it. We've got to move on from him the sooner the better. But that's the bottom line. Cynthia, let's go through the little outline. Let's talk about what is impeachment in this country of a president? Well, impeachment actually goes for any public official. It's not just for presidents, right? And it goes way back. It descended from the English, to be honest. And it was a way for them to try to reduce the power of the monarchy. That was sort of where it all started. And it started in England. And then, of course, when we were just the colonies, right, there was the first impeachment. And it was of a senator in 1799. Senator Blount from Tennessee was the first impeachment that happened here on our soil. But he was just a colonial senator. So I take that back. The first impeachment was against Virginia's colonial governor. But then the very first American, once we were America, we were separated. So the word has roots even before the Constitution was written. The word goes back to 1386 even in England. That's how far back it goes. And then the first impeachment here in America was in 1799. Okay. So now we've also impeached presidents, maybe not conclusively, not to a conclusion of removing them. But we have, I remember, Lyndon Johnson, not Lyndon Johnson. Andrew Johnson. Andrew Johnson was the very first president. Just right after Ulysses Grant, as I remember, or maybe after Lincoln, right in there somewhere. He had 11 articles of impeachment that were filed against him. What was it? And now we have to remember that when we talk about impeachment, it's not the end all be all. The impeachment happens in the House. And then the Senate brings it for trial. Two steps. And yeah, it's a two-step thing. And the impeachment sort of is, it's sort of like a statement of charges, kind of like an indictment is with the criminal case. Trial in front of the Senate. Right. And you mentioned to me that the United States Supreme Court found not too long ago that the Senate can set its own rules for that trial. It can determine exactly how it is going to proceed in any given impeachment. That happened in 1993. And I think that's what sort of made me behind some of this, that Nancy Pelosi doesn't want to send it to the Senate because they can do whatever they want with it. Let's not jump to the conclusion. Right. So we'll talk about that towards the end. So we also, you know, one famous impeachment was Bill Clinton, where the House voted to impeach. That meant it went over to the Senate for an impeachment trial. And they acquitted him. They acquitted him. Right. Okay. And we all learned that that was kind of political at that time. It was not clear that the standard in the Constitution was met. That is that the individual had done high crimes, misdemeanors, and treason. Was there anything else in the Constitution? So that's the thing is that there was two articles of impeachment for Clinton. And one was perjury to the grand jury and one was obstruction of justice. So we have Nixon in the middle there, between Johnson and Clinton, right? And he was going to be impeached, but he resigned before it happened. And he had three articles of impeachment against him. And that was obstruction of justice, abuse of power, and contempt of Congress. But Nixon was not actually impeached by the House. No, he wasn't because he resigned. But articles had been filed. Right. They had been filed, but he resigned before anything happened. So it doesn't count as a full impeachment. Right. He went through some of the process of it. Did you ever find out whether Andrew Johnson was in fact impeached? He was in fact impeached. He was thrown out of office. Drown out of office. He was in fact impeached. Up until this point in American history, only one president has actually been thrown out of office. Right. And that was Andrew Johnson. So I have a list, and I don't have it on paper, so I'm going to read it off my phone. But I have a list of all of the articles and investigations that are happening against Trump right now. This is largely out of the New York Times. This is. And it is the emoluments clause. We've got Pence's Ireland trip. We've got all of the foreign dignitaries that are staying at Trump hotels, so that his brand is just getting lots of money when, you know, so he's holding hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars. So the emoluments clause, he's not completely divested from his stuff. And he wants the G7 to meet at Mar-a-Lago next year. No, not Mar-a-Lago at Dural. Dural. Down there in Florida. Same. Right. And oh, he'll stand to make how much money from that? Okay, the emoluments clause. Then we've got obstruction of justice, abuses of power, hush money payments. Structure would be all the stuff in Mueller's report and beyond Mueller's report. Right. So now with the hush money payments, you know, to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. There were state cases going on in that now. Right. And other names too. It's not just those two, right? Well, for those hush money payments, yes, it is. Okay, all right. For the actual cases that are happening, it is. There's other cases, but those aren't hush money. How am I reminded that there was recently an article about some other woman who had complained and she recently withdrew her complaint, you know?  Oh yeah. I can do this stuff largely with impunity. Right.  I know. Oh, sure.  Yes. And I would just subjectively conclude that he's been doing this like all his life. He's been doing it in office. Because if I pay you off and I'm a rich and powerful man, you don't mess with me.  Right. Because it's in any way that goes with it, right? The case is done. Yeah.  You can stop them, which I think has happened a number of times, even though they're not on your list here today. Well, I believe that he paid his doctor to write down bone spurs and keep them out of Vietnam too. Right. So he learned this trick from his father. Yeah. You know, so you know he learned this. It's the same mentality, isn't it? Yes. And it's a learned behavior. Exactly. And this is just the beginning of the list. Let me tell you, this list goes on, you guys. The next is campaign finance laws, and that goes to the cash money payments. That's where that comes in. And then there's also the inauguration where all of that, they're trying to investigate that too, that he didn't. Oh, the money that came in. The money that came up and it didn't get spent right. Okay, so then there's interfering with the witness, and that is where he sort of dangles pardons out there for people, or outright promises pardons. He told ICE to go out and break the law. I don't care. I will pardon you. Yeah. That right there is one thing alone. He's done that a number of times, yeah. Yeah, and that one thing alone is enough to impeach him. It's completely lawless. And I've only just started the list, you guys. This keeps going. Russian interference and cooperation. It wasn't just the interference part, but he cooperated with them. He, you know, took their help and used it. Just a whole Cambridge Analytica thing. Yes. It's all connected, and Russia has been active, not only in this country, but elsewhere. Many others. Through Cambridge Analytica and elsewhere, through the Internet Research Agency, the IRA. And he's been complicit. I mean, it's clear enough. You connect the dots. You get him involved. Query whether he's involved today. We know that they're still doing it. It's clear from our intelligence agencies. What's not clear is whether he's still involved with them. And my gut would be he still is. Well, every time I see the picture of him shaking hands with Putin, you know, at the... We're trying to get him back into the G7. Yeah, exactly. All of that stuff kind of shows that, you know, okay, so we're still going down the list because there's plenty more. And all you have to do is read the Mueller report to know that Russian interference happened and that he cooperated, and that he tried to obstruct justice in the process so that nobody would find out. Now, they listed security clearances, secret communications with Putin. We still don't know what he said in Helsinki. He destroyed all the notes. There's no evidence of what was discussed. That is deeply troubling. Can we afford to have a president who does that? That is just deeply troubling. With a historical enemy. In fact, a de facto enemy right now. And he's having secret conversations. Right, exactly. Now, the Hatchack violations, I thought that was for Kellyanne Conway. And I didn't realize that applied to him, so I'm not exactly sure about the details of that one. But then, okay, we've got the Saudi arms deal. Well, don't forget that most recently, when he revealed a photograph taken by an American satellite the remnants of an explosion in Iran. And what's interesting about that is it tells the world, all the intelligence agencies, of all the rogue nations in the world, it tells them our capacity, how strong, how ubiquitous our satellites are, how clearly we can read fine print from miles and miles above the surface of the Earth. So we know how to hide. He's telling them the specs of our military war machine. Right, so they can learn how to hide from it. If an ordinary commander in the Navy did this, he'd be in the brig. So it's really remarkable that Trump did that. And to me, that's a huge violation. And nobody has punished him. They called it to our collective attention. But nobody has punished him. And nobody will punishment, unless there's some kind of impeachment process. I agree. Well, we are in an impeachment inquiry. You know, Representative Nadler told us that he is officially in impeachment inquiry. And all these investigations come under that, right? And there's another thing, when you think about giving up our secrets, he did the same thing with those Russians that came to the White House that were in the Oval Office with him. And I think it's kind of telling, they were the very first people that came to visit him. They were the very first official visit to the Oval Office. He's just to celebrate his election. That's what they were doing. Absolutely. That's what they were doing. So he also, when he sold the arms deal to the Saudis, he also gave them nuclear technology, which that is like the part that goes, wait a minute. Granted, the arms were old arms and whatnot. But, and it was a great lot of money for us and everything else. But to give nuclear secrets, that's just beyond. Well, and then there's another one material, another one material, which is now the subject of a humanitarian investigation by the United Nations. Claiming, among other things, that the United States is involved in war crimes, war crimes, the United States in war crimes. In war crimes. That's exactly right. And that's directly under Trump, even after being fully warned, even after going against congressional decisions on that point. Right, exactly. Okay. So then we've got targeting the media members. And that to me is huge. He has put so many journalists at risk because of the way he has made them vilified as the enemy of the people. And things like that that he says, instigating people to threaten. And there are life threats all the time.  And the First Amendment is a principal point of our democracy. Yes, it is. And he has cut his wings off. No press conferences, as you say, vilifying the press, keeping so many things secret. The press has got to find out some other way. Right. He has shut down the connection between the government and the press and lied to the press on so many occasions. That alone, to me, that's impeachable. And that is impeachable. Each one of these things alone is impeachable and the list goes on. Okay. Posting on Twitter. Oh, the classified photo. That was my next thing. Sharing US secrets with the Russians in the Oval Office. Right. Posting on Twitter. Sorry. Personal use of email. He has personal email use. The very things that he raved about Hillary Clinton doing. Him and his family both. Him and his family are all doing the same thing. Yeah, he was raving. He was using that as the biggest possible lever against Hillary. Lock her up. Crooked Hillary. Lock her up, yep. And now he's doing exactly the same thing. Exactly the same things. It's just great. So we got EPA, mismanagement. We've got ICE raids and everything that he's doing at the border. Absolutely undercutting the power of Congress, the power of the purse. No, he's now taking, what is it, $3.8 billion from the Pentagon? And then what will they have to pay the Pentagon back? So in reality, taxpayers are still paying for the wall? Wait a minute. When all... Didn't Congress say no to that? Congress has said no emphatically, said no. He's making his own budget, spending his own money, regardless of what Congress does. He's from a constitutional, a balance of power point of view, a branches of government point of view. He's ignored the Constitution. That alone. And by the way, the word Dianoo comes to mind. Dianoo is a word at Passover. We can say it would have been enough in this case to impeach him on this. It would have been enough to impeach him on that. Each one of these things is impeachable. And what I don't understand, let me insinuate a thought here. What I don't understand is why doesn't somebody make this analysis that you are making today in the mainstream press? Okay, he did this. It's impeachable, right? He did that. It's impeachable, yep. Dianoo, Dianoo, Dianoo. And we're not really getting the right flavor in terms of what's coming out of the media on this. I agree. And we know that Fox News is just nothing more than state TV and they just, I try to watch it just to see what's going on and what they're saying. And I really can't stand it for more than a few minutes because I see that obvious lies that are coming out of their mouths. I have the same experience. And I literally get physically ill and have to turn it because I cannot. I'll turn it to another channel. Okay, so my list isn't done yet. This is how incredible this is. We've got Private for Profit holding camp. He's doing a government sanctioned thing with all these people that are coming over. And yet, and then he's just paying, who? Where did he get these private for profit people to come in and do these things? So we've got Interior Department ethics going on. So ethics is just all throughout. He's appointed people who are clearly not qualified. He's appointed people who are loyal to him but are who share the same ignorance on things. And that's all he means. That's all he wants. Shame on the Senate for confirming them. It's a shame on Ms. McConnell for allowing them to be confirmed. Bottom line though is he's achieved the whole government of yes men. And that alone is undoes the kind of government the founders wanted us to have. Right, that's exactly right. Now impeachment doesn't mean removal from office, no. One more point.  And that is, you know, I've just remembered that one of the recent things he wants to do is he wants to stop all sanctuary immigration. Oh, right, right. Nobody can come to this country as a matter of sanctuary. When I think of that, I think of the Statue of Liberty. I think of the poem by Emma Lazarus. Give me your tired, huddled masses bearing to breathe free, which always inspires me and everyone. Yeah, chicken skin. I always get chicken skin on it. He has just absolutely dumped on that and it's disgraceful what he's done. And this is a fundamental point in our country and in the growth and the ethic and the morality of our country. In the way our country works on a daily basis. And also, you know, ultimately the economics and the survival of our country. I mean, you know, if we don't have, or somebody said this recently, if we don't have relationships with other countries, if we don't have an image around the world of being, you know, the leader, holding the torch, the Statue of Liberty, torture, freedom, we can't survive. At the end of the day, if we hold in on ourselves the way he's doing, holding in on him the way he's doing, you know, we will suffer. We will suffer this country. We'll cannot last. It cannot exist. And I'm very worried about that. Anyway, go ahead with Nancy. Oh, I wasn't quite there yet. Because I want to make another point that we kind of missed, which I think is important, that the House has initiated impeachment preceding 62 times since 1789. Most were federal judges. 19 impeachment trials actually made it to the Senate. There were eight convictions, seven acquittals, three dismissals, and one resignation, right? So that's the way they sort of line up all the way back to, you know, very beginning of impeachment, right? So we already talked about that it's just in the House, and then it goes to the Senate. Now, in order to pass the House, though, it has to be a two-thirds vote in the House before it can go to the Senate for trial. And we don't have that now. We talked a little bit about... Do we have 134? 34, that's not two-thirds of the House. No, it's not. It's a little over half. I have it, actually. 134 House Democrats now support impeachment. 17 of the 24 Democrats that are in the Judiciary Committee. So the Judiciary Committee Democrats know something about all this because, boy, they're all like, we're ready. Let's do it. So let's see. 95 of the rest of the other 34, 134, 95 House Democrats support continuing the ongoing investigations, and six don't really have a stand on it yet, I think is important. And I think it's important for our viewers, too, if you want to see the complete list of exactly which Democrats have signed on for impeachment, you can go to NBC News, and then the title of the article is Over Half of House Democrats' Favor Trump Impeachment Inquiry. Full list. But you need two-thirds. Right, but we need two-thirds. So almost there. How about the vote in the Senate? What does the vote in the Senate have to be? You need to... I just think it has to be a majority in the Senate. It just has to be a majority. We're not going to get that now. But we're not going to get that. We're not going to get anything, okay? And then we started to talk a little bit about that 1993 Supreme Court ruling that allows the Senate to make its own rules on the whole thing, which means they can make up the rules that we're saying, well, we're not going to have a trial. We don't need a trial, we're just going to have a vote. And they already know they're not going to lose because they've got a majority in the Senate. So... Not to have another Senate leader in there. If they had a different composition of senators in there, which could happen in 2020, that would be different. But I don't think impeachment is the way these days. Because we're getting too close to the election. And I frankly think it's better going back to the point I made a little while ago to simply point out somebody should, us here right now, point out that Diana, each one of these offenses is impeachable. And cumulatively, they are hugely impeachable. So let's try to... By the way, have you got any more left? No, I've missed it all. Okay. That's the long... It's like there's 18 or 19 of them, I think, and some of them are bigger than others. Others are some of them are more recent. Some of them are happening right now. And they will continue to happen because his view of things is that if I can get away with it, I'll do more of it, and I'll double down on it. Right. And that's what's been happening through his administration. That's why... One of the reasons why there's so many of them, because he is encouraged that nobody stops him, is a pathological kind of approach. So anyway, going back to Nancy Pelosi, we've discussed this many times here on Trump League. What is she doing? Why is she doing? Why is she not impeaching him right now? The right thing to do would be to consider these various offenses impeachable and impeach them and find somebody else. Of course, there's an issue about Pence and whether that would be a good somebody else. Putting that aside, she hasn't done it. And she stands in the way even now today. If you call her on the phone, she would say, no, I don't want to do that. And what is her reasoning? I have a little bit of insight into that after doing some of this research here. And it was that new Supreme Court ruling that got me. And I thought, you know, she knows that she's trying to delay as long as she can before it goes to the Senate. So they have as much evidence as possible. And she's been very clear about that. She's not ready to go forward, but you know, but they're still going on with investigations. She completely supports all of the investigations. So this kind of shined a whole new light on Nancy's handling of this because I've been kind of angry with her for now. But okay, so a couple of quotes from her. The public wants impeachment now because they don't understand the process. And that kind of made me angry before. But now that I know about the Supreme Court rule, I think, yeah, she's right. I didn't know about that. I bet a lot of people don't know about that. Whatever the rule is right now, the Senate would never ever do it. Well, I think she's working on the notion and she's right that she can do whatever she wants, getting the two thirds in the House, it's never going to result in an impeachment in the Senate. Whatever the rules are, whatever they do, the leadership and the members of the Senate are never ever going to let this happen. So that's a fact. And I think she, at one point I heard it described that she doesn't want to go into something she knows is going to lose. But I think it's more than that. I really think it's more than that. I think she's, like, with long sight, looking at the whole situation. I have two more quotes of hers. She said, impeachment is too good for him. I want to see him in prison. And I thought, oh, Nancy. And then she did it. She said a linking quote, an old linking quote, this public sentiment is everything. So I think she's trying to try this in the court of public opinion, kind of, right? But then, okay, so I've always said that I believe he's going to cheat. Cheated before he's going to cheat again, which means he very well may win in 2020. He won't actually win, but he will cheat so he ends up being successful, okay? Now, if they send impeachment now before 2020 and it gets blown down, then it's done. They can't bring impeachment again until he does something else, which I'm sure he won't. They've shot their wad. Right? They can't do it again. They will not be able to do it again. People aren't going to buy a second president. So they haven't done it yet. And 2020 comes and he gets to be president for another four years, but we've taken back the Senate. Then everything changes. And I can't help but think maybe she sees that. So maybe she also sees that he's going to cheat again. He might win. And if he does, then if we can focus all of our attention on winning back the Senate, which there is plenty of a chance to do with all of the Republican senators that are bailing. That's pretty convoluted and that may not work, because people may see his reelection as a mandate, as an acceptance of all this conduct, wiping the slate clean and giving him a pass. But it doesn't happen that way. If he wins in the election, it's going to be hard to impeach him afterward. If you look at the public opinion, here's what I think, which is different. Okay. I think that she's keeping her bow to dry. We're still a year away from the final months of the campaign, his campaign. Lots of things can happen. He will probably do all kinds of bastardly things between then and now. And what I think what she's doing is lining up for a trial in public. And timing is everything in this game. Because he knows that. That's the game he plays. Timing is everything. The public, we know, forgets things in a matter of moments. So you've got to time it so that the bad stuff comes out, the calls for impeachment, the identification of all these impeachable offenses all come out in great detail in like September, October, even November, no, it wouldn't be November. September, October of 2020. Not enough time for the Senate to even do anything with it. Right. And he won't be able to recover from that. Oh, yeah. I think the trial, her plan, my thinking is her plan is to try this in public opinion right after a year from now. A year from now with all of the gore and all of the information and try in the Senate and whatever happens in the Senate to broadcast that to the press. Hopefully the press will tell the public. So anyway, we've got two ways to looking at this. There's probably more ways yet. And this is miles to go before we sleep. Oh, yeah. Cynthia, there's miles of Trump week to go before we sleep. There is miles of Trump week to go before we go. So we hope that Tim comes back soon and he'll be back in the next week or two. He'll be back next week, I think. Oh, good, good. And Cynthia and I will join him again and we'll have more on what Trump is doing, connecting the dots, trying to make sense of how our country is doing under this particular leader who, as I said before, is not competent to lead us. Definitely not competent. Thank you, Cynthia. Thank you, Aloha. See you next week. Thank you.


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I have come across a newly pregnant vegan woman who is so out of touch with nature and reality that she is denying her body's cravings for meat as well as ignoring her body's rejection of the fruits and vegetables that she thinks is so good for her. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Fruterea. Hello friends and welcome to my YouTube channel. I am so excited to share with you this video about my first trimester as a pregnant vegan, actually raw vegan woman. All these vegan girls like it raw man. I guess that's why she's pregnant. She has changed so much. It's insane and I'm now just yesterday moving. I'm now in my second trimester. So now it's exciting but also now I can share how my first trimester went and I'm going to start with like from week five when I started feeling some symptoms and just what I've been experiencing you know as a vegan as a raw vegan and it's kind of surprising everything that I experienced because I don't know I was imagining you know I haven't really been told that much how hard it can be to be pregnant and I didn't believe that. Some lack of video cuts but she is all over the place. She hasn't really said anything. I'm the best lifestyle in the world and I have been raw for three years now and but also on top of that I haven't eaten any meat products in like 10 years and I've been pretty healthy my whole life because I've always been really health interested. So I thought that you know the reason why people feel really bad is because of the food that they're eating and yeah that wasn't the case for me though and also I've heard about a few raw vegan pregnancy stories and it sounded like they had no problems no no morning sickness and anything so I was just imagining and ready to like just live an amazing life and pregnancy was easy and I was not going to feel any different. That was not the case and now I'm going to share with you what I went through and it's been tough it's been real hard and so right up pretty much right after I found out that I was pregnant that was also when I started feeling this some symptoms because I was four weeks in and I started you know I could feel my body was craving different things and it was interesting to me because I was craving oranges so badly and I was craving greens like I would go into a grocery store and I would see greens and I would salivate and I've never experienced that in my whole life so that was really interesting that was really fun and I was just drinking so much orange juice and so eating salads like and I wanted sushi that like I wanted to the nori sheets so I would make it raw. Yeah right she wanted the nori sheets not the fish. I never wanted it again but I still had that idea of wanting it and it was I felt like there was something different and and I felt like I was pregnant and so we took the test and I was pregnant and maybe two weeks later I I started feeling some symptoms like well in those two weeks I was my cravings were getting more and more strange it was very weird for me I would be like one day or only one watermelon the next day or only one kiwi the next day or only one grapes I would never want the same food two days in a row so it was very hard because I was eating one food and like I took it out of my diet I couldn't eat it again so I had to eat a lot I've never eaten that much variety in my whole life I ate so like the huge variety of food I'd eat so many different foods and first that I usually I'm not really interested in pears but there was one day that I really wanted pears and then one day that I really wanted red kiwis and gum kiwis and all these I was so funny pregnancy is not supposed to be this difficult mysterious thing in nature it's a normal human biological and physiological process if someone thinks any aspect of pregnancy is supposed to be difficult whether it's cravings or giving birth or nauseous whatever it is morning sickness these things are not supposed to exist if the person is following a nutritionally adequate diet would we have evolved you know do we see these problems in other animals in nature no we don't the reason we see it in humans is because we have deviated so far from our natural diets unlike all of the other animals on this planet she said she was craving oranges and greens my only speculation on that is a lack of iron she could be anemic so oranges being a source of vitamin c in her diet to increase the absorption of iron which there might be some non-heem iron in the greens but the degree of absorption there is going to be insignificant she literally said she was craving sushi and then justified it because she was craving the nori sheets the actual seaweed but i'm inclined to believe that she actually cheated on the diet and ate fish it's something we've seen in vegans over and over again there actually hasn't been an x vegan that didn't cheat on the vegan diet so every single x vegan story we see they were all cheating on the diet they just weren't telling people and then she said she never wanted the same food two days in a row this could mean her body is slowly denying one food at a time you know she eats some watermelon she's not getting the nutrients her body needs her body tells her stop eating the watermelon it seems like her body is eliminating everything one by one i just went with the flow you know i was just you know eating whatever i wanted to eat and i still was i could still eat and it was good and then i started feeling nauseous and it was weird i did not understand why at first i thought it was because i wasn't eating enough because i did under eat a little bit because it was hard for me to eat that much of kiwis you know and so i was starting to get some nausea and it was not very nice i remember being like wow this is horrible and and i was like what is what am i doing wrong because i thought this was not going to happen to me but it never went away and i was every day it would just stay i would just keep i would be nauseous all day like i would wake up extremely nauseous and just go by the whole day this nauseous the whole day and it was intense i've never experienced you know if i would ever get sick in my life it would be like maximum two three days and and that would be it and then i would be over that you know sickness but here i had to be sick for weeks and i've kept just having nausea every day and it was i tried everything i tried to eat more i tried to eat frequently and it did help a little bit i didn't try everything if she's still vegan eat more frequently so that was what i was doing and that definitely animal foods aren't in their vocabulary though all the time pretty much well when i just after i've eaten i would like feel good and then maybe yeah an hour later i would feel nauseous again so that was really difficult it was like hard time so but um uh yeah so it was probably in around week six that i was experiencing nausea week seven was seven eight and nine were the hardest ones of my whole first trimester it was so hard because at this time i have been under eating for a long time and i was so weak i had no energy i was so so low on you know fuel i couldn't do anything i could just lay down all day and i was nauseous like more than i've ever been and i started eating sugar all day doesn't give you enough energy from fruit um throwing up so i would throw up just in the beginning i started throwing up just once a day and then we can twice a day and then it became whenever i ate something that my buddy just didn't want to eat so in the beginning i before i would be able to eat a little bit of some things that at the end i couldn't eat very much anything else than pineapple and coconut water but sometimes i would still throw up coconut water coconut water i was so surprised how my buddies couldn't do that and then i would be doing juices i could only do in the beginning i could do apple juice and orange juice but then after a while i just could not do that i would throw up if i even just smelled it and so i only did watermelon juice the last um pretty much until i came to denmark uh for like a month maybe lived off of watermelon juice as a pregnant woman for a month i was doing pineapple and watermelon juice and about 600 calories a day or maximum 900 and it was um it did not feel good it was a very tough situation it's what was the toughest situation it was the toughest time in my life because i was because you won't eat a steak because you think animals are cute it was every just a thought of fruit make me want to throw up like this eat like juice was the really the only thing and then i could eat some pineapple once in a while also i could do sugar cane juice but um yeah that was how like how i felt with like my nausea and stuff and that was really difficult sugar cane juice sounds nutritious that i felt in my body was i my i would get sore boobs so they and they would grow it's just not really a problem that was not really a big problem hi but yeah they mean what all right that was um someone from his neighborhood so um what did what did i so that was one thing i experienced something else i experienced was um what did i experience it's very sensitive uh to smells uh i could not stand the smell of fruit i couldn't stand the smell of fermented fruit like um we would sometimes have like a bowl of something that was um just you know fruit scraps or something and i could not stand that that was really hard for me and so i was experiencing um um really that was really difficult for me because we were living we were fruity petarians so we would have tons of fruit in the van and it made me just so sick i sometimes i would just smell the papayas papaya with one of the things i really not could could not eat uh i would throw up when i smelled it and i would throw up if i smelled fruit and um and yeah it was just difficult because you know i've always loved fruit and suddenly in my life i experienced just could not eat any and i i just really didn't i was also eating crackers actually because i was that was something i could eat and it didn't make me want to throw up i did throw it up sometimes but i really it wasn't so it was not something that was bad uh but i did not feel good eating that i would get so much gas and my fudge would stink really bad so yeah it's it's not optimal um but uh okay so she knows what optimal is i would also be um very sensitive to like just emotionally i would cry a lot easy more easy and i would um i'm still like that there's it's not much else that i experienced besides really really sensitive to smells really sensitive uh in general just i'll cry very easily and and i i felt that i really needed love at this time like i that was something that i was craving a lot and uh one thing is consistent for sure these vegans have absolutely no understanding of the vitamin the mineral the element the fatty acid content of these foods you know they think they're following the healthiest diet there's some element of purity that they've established in their minds about veganism about the vegan diet that they think is so good for them yet they're not giving their body any of the nutrients they need and not just nutrients you know they're not giving their body fats and proteins you know essential energy sources she was throwing up every single time she was eating incapable of actually consuming you know a non-starvation amount of food and her body all the signals her body was giving her are indicators that she's not following the natural diet that her body wants you know she can't eat the fruit she can't smell the fruit she's vomiting up every single thing she's eating you know i looked at a recent video of hers and she stopped the raw vegan diet it seems like she's eating cooked foods now and in that video she seemed really excited about her pregnancy and you know what she's going to do for her channel but i hate to burst her bubble you know with the amount of nutrition she's gotten during her pregnancy on a vegan diet it's very unlikely that the child is going to be healthy but we'll see how things turn out i also experienced um you know coldness for some reason but i think the reason why i felt so cold was because my body didn't have enough energy to heat itself up so i would just shiver all the time and i needed to wear blank i have blankets around me all the time and yeah so blankets in the middle of the jungle i even being in benmark where it's colder i can sit here with the t-shirt and i'm fine because i've been eating more here and um yeah i don't feel so nauseous but i'm gonna make a video about my second trimester once it's finished and um i think that's it for the video thank you so much for watching it's been really hard but also you know teaching me a lot of things like you know how much the body goes through even if you are a clean eater go through in this time how many hormones that are changing how just everything is changing and i've felt so many changes and um it's been really amazing to feel all these things and keep feeling them and but also really hard because i wasn't expecting this at all um yeah so i'm excited to start getting back into exercising and moving and i want to do some yoga and i'm ready to do that now and yeah what's crazy about this is we see this over and over and over again the positive response and glamorization of all of these negative things that's happening to her you know she says how much the body can go through how much she has suffered yet it's an amazing experience oh yeah i got mugged three months ago and i was stuck in the hospital with every bone in my legs broken yet it was something i am grateful to have experienced put what a vegan is saying in the context of anything else negative and you realize how much of a cult it is the amount of support these vegans get is unbelievable look at the comment section on any of their videos they are all a bunch of brainwashed sheep this portrayal of the vegan diet that is created is only something that could be achieved in a cult-like or religious mindset and something i'm sure you all have noticed is the childish behavior as well all of these vegans articulate themselves and act like children this is just a glimpse of what is going on in every single vegan's head they will try to justify their diet regardless of the result it's just there's different levels of intelligence in these vegans unnatural vegan for instance another vegan youtuber appeals to the general population she sounds pretty reasonable compared to this girl who is living in the woods wearing a dirty t-shirt but the end result is 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What's up, gamers? In this video, I'm going to be showing you how to get auto build super early in the game. Let's go. All right. So you came from the Sky Islands. You dropped down.  You visited the castle. Then you came back and then they unlocked this watch tower here. So this is taking place right after they turn on this thing and this entire tower lights up and you're also given the paraglider. Once you get your paraglider from Pura, now you can do this method of getting the auto build very fast. I don't have it right now because I'm going to show you exactly how to do it with me live. So open up your map by pressing the minus button.  So it goes back to the sky. Once you are viewing that map, you're going to click on the Inesa Shrine by pressing a and you're going to travel there because you can fast travel and also look out tower. This area should be a fast travel point as well. Once you arrive at the Inesa Shrine right above, you're going to be walking behind the shrine just like this. Now, be very careful at this spot because you don't want to fall off. But what you want to do is position yourself as close as possible, but not all the way. And what we're going to be doing is you're going to be opening up your path basically by pressing the right stick in and that's going to open this up. And our target that we're going to is going to be right over there. You see that? So marked it up and put my pin right there. And we're going to place ourselves in a position where we can fly off and get to that thing as simple as possible. So if you're a better flyer than me, go ahead and jump. And your goal basically is to get as close as possible to that. And this is actually the Great Plateau, which is where you started Breath of the Wild. But we're not going to be exploring the whole Great Plateau. We're just going to be going right to that spot here. So I'm going to do my best with kind of flying and controlling myself to get there. Hopefully I can do it properly in one easy shot. Let me know, by the way, if some of you are actually able to make it right from there into that. If you are, that is awesome. And yeah, I need to know your secrets. That's crazy. All right. So I'm still going to be doing some little bit of gliding here. OK, be careful here. Be careful there. Did I make it? Oh, we just made it. Oh, we just made it. OK. If you can't make it on this left side, you can probably hit that right side better. It's a lot easier and a little more closer to the skyline. But anyway, once you make it to here, you're just going to head to your mark. So if you can't see where it is again, make sure to press your D pad. We're going to go over here. Let's head to the spot. There we go. Just jump over these. Boom. And now we have arrived. So when you approach it, it's going to say something that says Discovery Great Plateau East Chasm. And when you open up your map, you'll see a little symbol like this. This means you have discovered a chasm.  But this is the one that we're specifically going into. If you're grabbing auto build early, make sure to hit the subscribe button so we can get linked to 500 K to beat Ganondorf. All right. Now you're ready to take the dive with the power glider. If you have it, because you don't want to hit the bottom. You're going to see some blue flames as we get down here. Those blue flames are basically going to be people. I'm just kidding. They're not people. They are known as pose. So you're going to want to collect these things. I'm not going to collect them now for the sake of the video. But now that I'm here, you're going to look at these lights on the wall and head right towards that. Hey, once you're here, take an arrow and attach a bright bloom seed to it. They have small ones or large ones, depending on if you pick some up.  You should have these from the Sky Island. If not, you're just going to head still in this direction. Then what you're going to do is you're going to turn on the ultra hand and you're going to bring this cart into here, which you guys should know from getting off the Sky Island. How to do the basics of this. You're going to grab a fan over here. Take that fan and put it on the back of it. As long as on the back, you should be good. Then hop on the cart just like this and you're done with step one. And these monsters and rocks and talises are all missed out on getting us because we're just that good. Right, so hang on for the ride. We are going through this entire area. There we go. You can see more pose on the floor. Don't worry, you didn't fall to your death there. There is a railroad track that drops you down. And you should arrive at the Great Central Mine. All right, cool. Once you're at the Great Central Mine or the Great Abandoned Mine, I'm speaking wrong things. Great Abandoned Central Mine. That's the phrase.  You're going to come over here.  So just climb right up there. So that's where I got off. I just walked up the steps and get to the top here. So you can see my mine carts right there. And I just directly went up right here. Then you're going to go up to the next platform, just like this. And just like that, you're going to be at this spot here. And if you look to your right, there is a symbol there. And you're going to run right away to that symbol. And you have a little cave explorer guy looking at it and someone else looking like they're surveying the underground and press examine. This will then interact with the floor, causing a teleport point to be here. So now you can you can fast travel down here. It should it should it should be activated. So you get this construct. It's moving, conferring auto bill to authorizer. Now tells you some stuff here. And then all of a sudden you get this little cut scene and links opening up his nice green hand. There we go. And it's it's showing up. There we go. Boom. Congrats. You've got the basic auto bill, but we're not done yet because we got to get out of here. But here's auto bill. It's now shown up. So instantly recreate your ultra hand projects using nearby items and zone it. Auto bill records your previous creations. So to give you a quick example while we're down here and without, you know, pay attention because I don't want you guys to actually trigger a boss fight that's going to be happening here. So I'm going to tell you exactly where to stop and if you're brave enough where to continue. So it's going to go through these entire things with these guys. You can read these dialogues for yourself when you're here. Basically, these researchers are like, oh, we have two of our cars. We need you to fix them pretty much. Bada bing, bada boom. Now that you have ultra build, you're now going to use your hand and build this vehicle. So just put a grab on it and twist it. There you go. It's on a plane. I play this for a lot of hours and I'm still confused. There we go. And put it there just like that. So once you create something, it's going to register in your history that you've done it. So for example, if I don't use my auto build power on that here, I'll show you. Let me move a little bit away. And then let me grab auto build. It's going to show this in my history. Right. And if I click on this history right here, it's going to say that it cost me 15 zonite to build, which is the rocks that you find out here. Now, if I approach the vehicle, watch this reduce because I have the parts available. It's not going to cost me anything to build. Now, if I hit a, it's going to trigger a cut scene, which is going to cause a boss fight. I'm not going to spoil it, so I will not build it. But if you do beat that fight, the construct will give you something called a schema stone. And that schema stone basically is going to have these pre-built stuff and all over the underground, they're going to have basically blueprints that show you already pre-built stuff. But you can also select and favorite stuff that you built so that you can build them again and again. And once you have auto build, you're pretty much done here. Now, the cool part is this is a teleport point so you can come back here any time. Just deep had up to go back to the surface, head back to look out tower. And now you can continue the game with all the abilities unlocked. And just like that, look at that. That's going to make your traveling a lot better as you unlock all these parts. So if you found auto building helpful, make sure to hit subscribe. But you got to check out this video over here because this one's going to be just as insane.