Well, hello everyone, this is Byron King coming to you from PDAC in Toronto, the 2022 version with Investor Intel. This is our rare earth panel and we have four terrific gentlemen who truly know the industry from the inside out. They work and they operate in mineral deposits and in the rare earth space and they are just gems of companies and really really have what they really know what they're doing. We're going to start off just to introduce all the people. We have Jeff Adkins with vital metals. Jeff just flew in from Australia and boy are his arms tired. No, that's a terrible joke, but no He really did just fly it. It took the red eye or whatever you call it to get halfway around the world to be here And we are grateful to that. We have Don Gubar a long-time player in the rare earth space. Avalon advanced materials to my right to have Greg Andrews of Search Minerals in Newfoundland Labrador, a very fascinating deposit up there and Fred Kozak to my far, right? Apia rare earths in uranium lay up in the top of sass catch one with one of the most intriguing deposits Thank you guys for being here. It's really a pleasure to have it's not just I've spoken with all of you on and other Investor Intel's it's terrific to have everybody together And and so here we are One of the questions that that I've had from a lot of readers and just people out there, you know, just out not They're not miners. They're not mineral economists. They're not industrial engineers, but this is a very basic question They people write into me. They email and say bar, you know The president says we're gonna have electric cars by 2030 or 35 and General Motors says we're gonna be all electric by this and You know, that's a lot of cars. That's a lot of millions of cars Do we have enough metal out there to meet that demand? Since you came all the way from Australia, what what do the what do you think from your perch way down in Australia? Look, it's an interesting one I think the big the big thing which I think has happened with the electric vehicle Industry is we're actually moving away from I believe a government driven and legislative driven Demand where we're really moving now is actually consumer demand and I think I've recently was up in up in Norway and through Scandinavia And it's pretty obvious that that's the future of Motoring where up there, you know, 90% of the vehicles are either electrified or plug-in hybrids or something like that and Whilst there is a government drive for it. That's largely actually driven by consumers. So That's the reality is we are moving far more towards that electrification of the vehicles The interesting thing is though as you say about availability of the metals Things like rare earths are used in many many parts of the vehicle So what you actually see and you're already seeing it in cars at the moment You're seeing it in super in superconductors and all of those sort of industries where there are shortages in the supply chains where The vehicle manufacturers are actually just prioritizing that the elements of the vehicle which are using those materials So you're seeing from the superconductor side of things car manufacturers Removing certain options from their from their vehicles like autonomous driving things like that And one of the things I found really interesting when I was in Norway was the vehicle we had there was an electric vehicle But seats were all manual steering column manual Mirrors all of those sort of things. So That's where I think with if there's a shortage It may not necessarily be from a drive perspective But what you might then see is car manufacturers actually prioritizing the use of those of those elements Well, I agree with what Jeff is saying and I've been more focused on the battery materials Lately and it's all about creating the capacity on the processing to make the derivative products to meet the needs of the market It's the same thing with rare earths Let's let's let's let's pick that up because in terms of mineral deposits in the ground Move to my right here in the audience's left We're looking at two with between the two of you both have extremely Fascinating geologically important rare earth deposits and The question would be, you know, what what's the mine ability and what's the what's the flow chart look like from? You know rocks in the ground to something that the people can start installing in a battery or the traction motor The great thing about the apia deposit is what we have found so far is all on surface We've talked initially about the very high-grade rare earths that we found we found literally Not just nuggets but massive intrusions of monazite which are highly concentrated for rare earths on surface And so our initial thinking is we may be able to just worry it as opposed to having to build a large open pit mine That sort of thing. We're just drilling right now a second Discovery on surface looks to be well wait for the assays But it is on surface. It's 300 meters in strike length 175 meters wide We've drilled down depth to 100 meters and we're still finding it. So from our perspective It's a phenomenal discovery at Alsace Lake where it's mostly on surface and then 27 square kilometers of high-grade mineralization also on surface so Mother nature is being very kind to us so far so high-grade or now Greg with your deposit at search You have a different geology, but you also have a Downstream play in terms of you know what you're gonna do with the rocks and minerals once you pull them out Tell us about that. Yeah, well so yeah We're blessed also having our deposit on surface, but we have a 63 kilometer district And we just published our PA that did the economics under two of our resources the fox rod and deep Fox Which give us a 26 year mine life at 2,000 tons per day So we're we're excited about that and further on what we've done with our with our deposit is we are looking at doing Primary processing in Labrador that would produce a boat four to four and a half percent concentrate that could be shipped to the Island of Newfoundland for the further processing of our proven technology or technology of direct extraction and move it on to solve an extraction So you you have In the sense that you're running not just a mines and minerals play you have a downstream Business approach as well. Well, it's we're looking at that But and you know what we're looking at with the primary being able to produce that concentrate on site And that just reduces the volume so it can be shipped to the island And so we'll be looking at that and then creating the continuing with our pilot plant work and demonstration plant That's our next field for our demo direct extraction so that we can produce that high Value carbonate for further separation Well, let's let's let's pick that ball up and run with a chiff. I'm gonna turn it back with you here You know, we've talked about ore deposits and grade We've talked about mine and mine ability or get rid of the point of concentrating it But can you give us and you give the viewers out there? What is the current status of let's call it the non-Chinese? Ability to do those intermediate steps in the downstream so that we can get to where the battery makers have what they Need and the motor makers new what's what's the what's the state of that art right now? Very short is is the is the short answer So the challenge you have and this is where Rare earth motors is very different to the batteries. So from a battery perspective you have your lithium Produce either a petal either a spod germane goes straight into a lithium hydroxide which goes into the battery So it's a relatively short step Challenge you've got for rare earth's is you have the mine concentration extraction separation metallization alloying Magnet manufacturing motor manufacturing before it goes into the car. So there's a lot more steps there and the problem for the what you might call the non-China supply chain is Metal manufacturing really doesn't make a lot of money if anything and you also need volume for that From a magnet perspective you need to have a license and you either have a license with Hitachi or a license with Neomaterials and that's basically the bottom. So they are the key bottlenecks there So there is a long process which needs to be taken The final thing I'll add is it all comes down to qualification So it's not just about resources in the ground It's actually proving the ability to be able to produce the product at the specifications because unfortunately you You know the specifications are very tight Rare earth's a they're not a it's not a mining product It's a chemical product and you need to treat it that way. So what that means is it's not like a iron ore project Where you just build a massive project and you know you can sell it what you need to do is you need to actually match the what the customers are able to accept and Unfortunately, they won't accept the product regardless of demand unless it's qualified And that will take two to three years. So that that's where the real challenge Comes in and that's one reason why you end up with these very this very long time to market to actually build up these Supply chains because you do have to take it one step at a time Yeah, I mean that's something that I think a lot of people who followed the space Have heard the story, you know China controls everything, you know China at 95 percent or 92 percent You know whatever the number is and what have you but but but all those it China has an entire Industrial space devoted to this. They have universities that turn out engine. It's a full ecosystem. Yeah, it's a full ecosystem Yeah, and and it also that the industry is so well established over over there as well But it also has the economies of scale so what you're saying in Europe North America is Actually trying to build that ecosystem up from first principles and that will always take time We'll get there, but it will take it will take time Don adds adds some word to this you've been you've been doing this for many years You're an absolute scholar in this subject, you know, tell give the viewers some of your perspective on them Well, the main reason that China got control of rare earths and other critical mineral supply chains was because they saw Before anyone the West did on how you have to create the downstream Manufacturing and processing capacity in order to justify creating the primary supply And that's a foreign concept to the traditional mining industry here in Canada and in the US And so we've got to basically start to encourage more of the R&D on innovative ways to use rare earths especially the heavy rare earths our resource of Mechilacho was had a high proportion of heavy rare earths and at the time there was no real potential supply of heavy rare earths But there's still a lot more work to be done on the R&D to see how they can take advantage of those unique Properties of the heavy rare earths in more and more new technologies and then create more and more supply But you got to create the demand before you can create much of the supply Okay, thank you don't know in terms of supply and demand. Let's get back to some of the basics Fred let's go with you and you're in the monazite deposit that you have with apia rare earths and uranium As a as a standalone deposit. I mean, where where do you go? Where do you go with that in terms of you know? Feeding it into an ecosystem that isn't fully developed. How does that how does that work? Well, one of the attractions of being in Saskatchewan and Jeff knows this from what vital is doing Is the Saskatchewan Research Council is building a rare earths processing facility in Saskatoon? It's meant to be up and operating first quarter of 2023 partial and then remainder operating in 2024 so The attraction for us as opposed to having to ship it to China for example for processing We're going to ship our our monazite straight down to Saskatoon You know, it's a very very short distance and They'll capture some of the some of the economics I suppose in terms of having a lesser, you know an inexpensive or what looks to be an inexpensive project to extract and then Processing facility that's in our home province and just down the road And Greg would tell us about the search approach to that as well Yeah Well, I agree with what Jeff's saying is you know we all of us here We're trying to create a rare earth industry in Canada that doesn't exist and from that we need, you know The resources we when Don talks about education is we don't The universities and there we're not doing R&D because we don't have access product and and so we'll be able to you know As we create our industry we should be able to grow and learn what other minerals and Uses of rare earths can come from that. That's what we're excited about and you know So from moving moving and being able to create something in Canada that doesn't exist is I think a fantastic opportunity that We can capture in this moment so Jeff again using see what you're You're Australian perspective, but you're also you deal in north with North America and you deal with the European Union When all you have to do is read a little bit of the newspaper an old-fashioned concept of newspapers But I mean real little bit of the news online or whatever to realize that that the world trade system is breaking down You know that China as the supplier of everything is not going to work Can you discuss a little more about you know, how is the sick ecosystem going to evolve? How do we how do we nurture it for what has to happen? Look, I think it basically the key drivers have to be the end users so the end users have to be the ones who want to diversify their supply chain and I think One of the big triggers at the moment when you look at a global supply chain is what's happening in the in the Ukraine and Russia Where you're looking at the impact there on things like fertilize fertiliser prices and the disruptions to supply chains through that and Think fertilizer. I think Ukraine supplies something like 20% and that's having a massive impact on global markets You then have a look at issues in the general shipping supply chains and minor upsets To the supply chains having big impacts all around the world And I think that's where the the key drivers come for the need to diversify supply chain and mitigate your risk and that's got to come from the end users so To me the key drivers going to be when the end users decide that it's actually worth their while to diversify their their risk secure sources from other parts and are actually willing to pay for that and pay for that reduce When you say end users, you know, do you mean the general motors? I mean the car manufacturers the car makers the aerospace people use the materials Yeah, because the other thing you have to remember as well is Car manufacturers in general have been dealing in commodities So all the products which they put into a car are generally commodities So from an engine perspective their supply that you know, they're buying ingots Which they're casting when you start looking at an electric motor or a battery It's a completely different beast and you're looking at something which might have a lead time of nine months versus something which when they're used to dealing in just in time So it's a complete change in the in inventory management supply chain management And that's not something which can happen overnight So I think we are starting to see some of those changes and but it will take time Well don you have been doing this? I I met you I don't I think 12 or 13 years ago and in the rare earth context and we've been and We had a big rare earth run up, you know 10 12 years ago and a big rare earth run a big rare earth run down Have have investors as the industry have people learned anything in the last 10 years And again, you mentioned that you deal with the battery space I mean talk about talk about talk about if people learn anything and you know What's what's the impact going to be to the battery side of powering a car? Well, they're starting to learn a little bit more about it, but It's taken a while to get general public, especially government educated on what it takes to create these supply chains and these non-traditional commodities and as jeff said it's all about Having the end users create the demand and start to Support creating that supply of the materials that they need in the various new technologies like electric vehicles And they're starting to think about that I know some of the major EV manufacturers that North America are talking about investing in the upstream on the battery material side So that could well happen with rare earths as well Well, we are about out of time and I want to thank everyone for participating I want to thank the audience out there who watches this for watching What I think we're hearing and you know, this is just sort of inferring from around that that this is still quite a niche of You know market sector But when the wheel turns it's going to turn rapidly in the sense that if something bad happens with china Something bad happens with just globalization in general People a lot of people a lot of these so-called end users are going to be looking around in a hurry saying, hey Where's my non-chinese sources of supply? Where's my non-chinese? Supply chain, you know, where are the universities that turn out the chemical engineers in the metallurgical Engine and we're going to see a lot of things happen in a real real hurry including A real you might say rush to investing in companies that have been let's say under invested in and Some of these some of the rare earth plays we have some right here are terrific companies beautiful management beautiful deposits In terrific futures. Thank you everyone. Thank you for watching. Appreciate it. Thanks. Thank you


So here we have the new melee Miracast Dungo. Yeah, I believe Molly friends may be quite familiar with this one. Mela, Miracast Dungo S1 and we have Ship and Knot all over the world and now we get the upgrade version. Mela, Miracast Dungo S3. And this is with the HDMI on one side and the power through micro-USB on the other. Now you have external Wi-Fi antenna. Yeah, this is we have to enhance the Wi-Fi signal. Alright, let's connect it to the TV. Okay. So basically you connect. Yes. First the power. For the power and then for the HDMI. And then it connects right there. Yeah. And it boots up the special version of the Linux. Yeah. So it's the same UI as the previous version S1. And let's try to use the iPad to send some stuff over. We also use the iPad. We can use AirPlay and use the AirPlay Miracast function. So you select the Wi-Fi that it makes. Yeah. Here first we connect the Wi-Fi. Miracast, Mela, Miracast. And the first time you put in the password and then after it remembers. Yeah, we have password on the screen here. Alright. So connecting. Yeah, connecting. Here we can now choose the AirPlay for the mirroring. Okay. Okay. We can see the content on the iPad is mirroring to the TV. Here. Alright, I can show. Let's try to send some videos. Like we can take some games to mirror on iPad. Alright. So retail price? Retail price. The retail price is we have strong Wi-Fi signal about the price it was previous one for the retail price for $39. US dollar. $39 and you can do gaming. You can. With the gaming mirroring over there. And let's try to do some video. So you can exit. You can keep video. And it just sends it over. Yeah, so I can check the video. It's very sharp. And when we play games, it's very smooth. And the volume you can even control from here? Yes. Alright. Control from the iPad, the volume. Depends maybe on the volume of the TV.


Welcome back all. Let's start with the next group, the General Health Monitor Project. Mentored by Mr. Chetan Jaiswal, Ms. Deepthi Ghusalkar, Mr. Harshvardhan K, Ms. Kirti Ambre, Mr. Padmaka Reddy and Mr. Varun Matkaikar. Managed by Mr. Rajesh Kushalkar. The major objective of GHM is that it can be used for personal health monitoring without any need of going to a doctor. The team is here, so let's start with the presentation. Hello everyone, I'm Sanjana and I'm representing the General Health Monitor Group. My team members are Poonam, Jagruti, Purva, Ashish, Diganta and Sameer. We would like to thank our mentors and Rajesh sir for providing constant support throughout the course of this project. Here are some quick facts. More than 235 million people suffer from asthma. More than 40% of the adults above the age of 25 suffer from high blood pressure and over 30% of the people are enemic. Lastly, more than 600,000 people die annually due to heart diseases. Hence there's a need to develop a health monitoring system which will help in early diagnosis and early treatment of these diseases. Here are some currently available health and fitness devices. The first one is the Angel Sensor. It monitors heart rate, temperature and blood oxygen. The next one is the Samsung Gear Fit. It monitors blood glucose, blood pressure and sleep. The third one is the Jawbone Up which measures movement, sleep and food. The goal of our project was to develop this health monitoring system which would measure certain vital body parameters and to display this health data on an Android app and store this into the server database for future reference of the doctor and the patient. So our system consists of three parts. The first one is hardware, the second one is the Android app and the third one is the web app. So when the appropriate tab is clicked on the Android app, the data from the sensors is displayed on the Android app and stored in the local database of the SQI database. And when the internet connection becomes available, it is pushed onto the server and stored permanently in the server database. And this data can be viewed by the doctor and the patient using the web app. So the vital body parameters we were able to implement in our system were the peak flow, blood pressure, temperature, oxygen saturation level and ECG. So the peak flow is the maximum speed of person's expiration. So like I said earlier, more than 235 million people across the world suffer from asthma. And during an asthma attack, the person's windpipe swells up and there's a drop in peak flow. Hence it's a very important vital body parameter. So the sensor we used was the liquid flow sensor. It consists of a rotor with magnets and a hall effect sensor. So when the air is blown into this liquid flow sensor, the rotor rotates and there's a change in magnetic field. And due to this change in magnetic field, the hall effect sensor generates pulses. And the peak flow can be measured by counting the number of pulses generated. The normal range for the peak flow is 400 to 600 litres per minute, the blood pressure. Blood pressure is the pressure of the blood in the circulatory system. More than 40% of the people above the age of 25 suffer from hypertension. So again, this is a vital body parameter. The sensor we used was the SunROM Technologies Blood Pressure Sensor. It sends digital values for systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and heart rate. Next piece. So as we all know, the most common ailment is fever. And for a lot of the other diseases, the first symptoms is a fever. So it's again a vital body parameter. The sensor we used was LM35. So it gives an output voltage which is proportional to the Celsius temperature. The normal body temperature is 37 degree Celsius. So the oxygen saturation level. So oxygen saturation level is the concentration of oxygen in the blood. The sensor we used for our purpose was a SPO2 Sensor Probe. It is supposed to be worn around the finger and it emits lights of two different wavelengths. The red light and the IR light. And it works on the principle of transmittance. So when the red light and the IR light are emitted, the transmitted light is absorbed by the photodiode and is converted to current. So the oxygen saturation level can be calculated as concentration of oxygenated hemoglobin divided by total concentration of hemoglobin in the blood. Next piece. So ECG is the recording of the electrical activity of the heart. Like I said, more than 600,000 people across the world die annually due to heart diseases. The sensor we used for ECG calculation was ECG clamps. Now the signal that we get from ECG clamps is very weak and gets mixed up with noise by the time we actually get to measure it. So we need a signal conditioning circuit which will filter and amplify these signals. So as we can see, this is the signal we got after filtering and amplifying the ECG signals. So all these sensors were interfaced with a microcontroller. And the microcontroller we used was STM32F303. It is a high-performance microcontroller that operates at the frequency of 72 MHz. So sensors were interfaced with microcontroller. Now microcontroller is interfaced with an Android app. And now Purva will talk more about the Android app. Thank you, Sanjana. I will be explaining the Android part. We have developed an Android app called as Droid. So we have used Android because it is most widely used operating system and it is open source. We have used SQLite for saving the data. It is because it is easy to access it, it is fast and it is simple. Next please. If the user has registered himself, he can directly use the login. And if he has not registered, he has two ways. If net is available, he can register himself and then login. Or else we have a guest login. In guest login, the data won't be saved, it would just be displayed. So here is the login screen in which he can enter his user ID, password and login. Once the user clicks on the tab, such as temperature tab, the sensors will send the data and it will be displayed on the Android app. So the value will be displayed at the center. It will be surrounded by a circle which indicates his status like normal, caution or emergency. The green circle indicates it is normal and it is also displayed at below.  We have a blood pressure tab in which the systolic, diastolic and the pulse rate are shown. Along with this also we have status and the reference ranges. This is for peak flow. In peak flow we have a button called a start and stop. Once you start, you can blow in and all the values will be recorded. The highest value will be chosen as the peak flow and it will be saved in the escalate. So this is for pulse oxy. Here you will see the ring has become orange because the value is in the caution range. Here also we have the reference range and all. This is for ECG. In ECG, we are showing the live data using a graph along with the status. Along with ECG, we also show the heart rate of the person. For the registered user, we have a special tab called as profile tab in which we show all these details. If internet is available, the person can also edit his profile and save it. There is a button called as messages. If net is available, once the user clicks on the message button, all the messages sent by the doctor will be displayed here. The person can also change his password using the Android app. We have the help button in which all the details are given like how to use this app and we have a logout button in order to come out. After this, Samir will explain the web application. Thank you. I will be explaining about the user interface of the web application. In the web application, there are three types of user. First is admin, second is doctor, third is patient. Coming to admin, this is the welcome screen for admin. Here he can see his profile information. Here he can also edit his profile, change his password. At the top we can see different tabs that are for different features. When he will click on doctor tab, a search box will appear. He can search that particular doctor according to his first name, last name, city or state. A list of matching searches will appear and he can click on that particular patient and the profile information will be visible. He can see the profile information. Similar action can be done for searching a doctor also by clicking on doctor tab. When he will click on request tab, all the requests from the doctor will be shown. These requests are generated when the doctor is registering himself on the system. He can click on that request and see the profile of that doctor and he can accept or reject that particular doctor. Coming to doctor, this is the welcome screen for doctor. All the profile information is shown here. He can edit his profile and change his password. When he will click on patient tab, all the patient that under his supervision will be listed here. He can pick any one of the patient and the profile information of that patient will come here. There are several options related to that particular patient that is shown on the left side. Next, when he will choose view health option, this screen will appear. This screen is showing all the health parameters of that particular patient. Initially, we are giving data for last month but using that date picker, he can give any date and go back and see the data. Suppose a particular date is having more than one session. Suppose the patient has taken more than one value in that particular date. He can click on that particular point and can see all the data of that particular date. Next, this is the graph for body temperature. This is for peak flow. Next, this is for pulse oxy and this is for electrocardiogram. Next, we have incorporated additional features such as doctor can send messages to the doctor about his health, precaution and prescription. He can also refer that particular patient to another doctor by choosing refer doctor option. Next, when he will click on the request tab, all the request from the patient will be seen here. He can view all the profile information and can accept or reject that particular patient. He can also refer that particular patient without accepting the request to the different doctor. Next, now coming to patient. This is the welcome screen for patient. All the profile information will be shown here. Next, when he will click on view health tab, he can also see his health parameters in a similar way that a doctor can see. Next, when he will click on doctors, all the doctor data supervising him will be shown here. He can also add a new doctor from this search tab and can add a new doctor. Next, these are the messages from the doctor. Have you implemented patient software different from doctor software? Yeah. Why the patient is not implemented as a doctor with a single patient himself? So that I don't have to recode whole bunch of software. Sir, there are different features for doctor and patient. So, we have used different modules. That's okay. What feature for doctor is different from patient? So, he can... So, why can't the patient, any individual be his own patient? So, he can see his thing. Why I have to write different software? Both of them are seeing only data except that doctor has got a full list. This fellow has got only one. That is written in a similar way but the view is different. That is coming in patient. Why I am not using the same code? Somebody talked to me about reusability and I told him my software is always reusable. We have same software. Same software. Yes? No, it's not same software. It's very difficult to write a software where a person is his own doctor. That you are not written, please. That we have not... Correct. If the doctor wants to see monitor his... Okay, go ahead. Telling you how to think. When he will click on message tab, all the message from the doctor will come here and the system generated message such as doctor has accepted your request or doctor has removed you will also be here. Now, Degantha will tell about challenges. Thank you, Sameer. The challenges that we face in this project. First challenge we face when interfacing the Android device with the STM32. We had two options, USB and Bluetooth. But we chose Bluetooth because we intend to make this sensor into a wearable device. It's for ease of access and use. Next, we had this... By measuring ECG and pulse-oxy signals, as you all know these signals are very faint signals in the body. It was difficult to extract the signal. And you know, we had lots of noise also because we were implementing these signals as well as the circuit in bread bowl. So, it was difficult to extract the signal and get accurate results. Next, please. What did we learn? First of all, being a part of integrated development lab group, we learned about hardware and software implementing those in the same project. In the hardware part, we learned about the new mic control STM32 programming it and interfacing with the sensors. In the software part, we learned about communication between the server and the application that we developed with application and applications. Next, please. For future scope, we are thinking about making this integrated sensors into one wearable device and we can add more health parameters like blood glucose levels, cholesterol levels and tracking the sleep pattern. Also, we can add more features in the Android app. Like, presently, we have just displayed the status. We can also add health tips according to the status. Like, suppose in emergency, what you can do, if it's caution, what you can do. And also, since we are logging the data, we can analyze the data. I'll predict what disease it can have but he might tend to. Next, please. In conclusion, I'd like to say that we have successfully implemented blood pressure, peak flow and boy temperature. ECG and pulse oxy needs more work because we need to implement it in the PCB. Next, please. These are the references and next, please. Let's move to demo video or live demo. This is Android UI. This is UI for web application.


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Come on show us some crazy not a rookie God a ultimate warrior on the gold Wow color match there That's awesome nine out of ten Some print lines on the back unfortunately, it's kind of hard to see you kind of see it right here. It's on the back But that's that's disgusting. I'll mag this one for you. You see very nice All right, I can include a box last time. There was a damaged card. You didn't want a box But I'll put one to the side just in case Not really damaged per se print lines happen Unfortunately. All right box to Two here first box for sure see a color blast Ruby wave of Escobar. We've got purple Mansour out of 149 Legends Nick Foley just gonna be aura men saw that one is 50 of 99 on the orange Then blue Roman Reigns that's sick Seven of 199 on the Roman Reigns cool photo there with both both belts top tier Lacey Evans right in Syria We wait Dexter Lumis Silver of a Mari Miller Eric Corbyn. Oh, this was not even backwards. That's sensational signatures. Auto is gonna be Xavier Woods Xavier Woods sensational signatures auto First auto out of this box Isla Don Silver Mella top tier Hyper Otis. We've got orange rookie as Maxine Dupree. That is 12 of 99 on the orange rookie there But for one more auto out of this box Ruby wave of Valhalla red Bianca Belair Nice Bianca there that one is four of two ninety nine top tier Ziggler they got Got hyper the mince Silver of Ray Ripley Tomatic Guerrero Undertaker I'm excited for you to get that redemption back. Well, who's are you think you're gonna redeem it or sell that? Undertaker We've got red Randy Savage Or Ruby sorry Silver razor Raymond the rock face Hyper Ray Dudley got purple rookie of Channing stacks Lorenzo 127 of 149. Oh nice. Okay. That's always cool I like hitting two cards like I always say keep one and sell one Ruby wave boa red rookie of Tatum Paxley That is one nineteen of two ninety nine bring royalty Brock Lesnar Got hyper and Italia Carmella Hayes on the silver Carmelo Hayes, sorry Austin last pack should have our auto Turn around again. No, we've got red sensational signatures of Damon it camp Damon camp that is ten of ninety nine Silver Ludwig Kaser All right, not the best box there Which one you want there you go Definitely have better boxes there you see two more got hyper Shawn Michaels Silver of rookie at fair hail Becky Lynch tops here Got our first auto out of this box here not number. It's gonna be a Giovanni Vinci on the sensational signatures Giovanni Vinci Silver duo drop Undertaker Legends of the Hall We got mojo Kevin Owens on the Ruby we've got red Roman Reigns Roddy Piper legends of the Hall on the mojo. No one is six of 25 cool legends of the Hall mojo I don't know if I've seen any of those yet Nice Roman Reigns that one was 115 of two ninety nine Single is gonna be Ron the Rousey. Don't they call her row rowdy Ron the Rousey There's not her WWE Yes, orange Angelo Dawkins that one is two ninety nine blue Shayna Baszler 199 oh and honor from all that's cool Johnny Gargano on the hyper silver Apollo cruise Zalina ring royalty Next auto coming up here Not numbered on this one a be fab sensational signatures rookie Otto be fab Annoying Dar nice Ruby wave ronda Rousey got purple rookie of Quincy Elliott's 60 of 149 Charlotte flair prismatic entrances another gold Cora Jade on the hyper Got red ultimate warrior got another gold After what who says they've only had one gold in 20 boxes only the bank improves Waller on the Ruby Silver ripfowler who so blue wait it's a Yokozuna Silver when you chew think that's gonna be an auto. I think we hit both of our autos right They got hyper rookie Quincy Elliott purple rookie Eva rain nice one there to 149. You know, you'll have quite the Eva rain set Last pack and then we're gonna look at that gold Ruby wait They a hail rookie blue is gonna be Kevin Owens 35 or 199 triple H prismatic entrances Alright, good luck Another legends of the Hall of Trish Stratus Mojo and a gold legends of the Hall five of ten on this one There you go Wow Put that in your gold magpile there for you. You see Geez all right now. We got to see that color blast out of this last box. Don't just say Come on. All right. Good luck. You see Here we go. Got hyper the rock of Caden Carter 95 a 299 Ruby wave the American nightmare Cody ropes Orange of Brooks Jensen that is 65 of 99 hyper and Nakamura Silver of Oro men saw Shawn Michaels See a big auto see a gold auto redemption auto Silver Brooks Jensen MVP To golds to redemption autos four boxes Bray Wyatt on the Ruby got red Dakota Kai 27 of 299 got another mojo coming up. It's gonna be a since you came Nakamura How one is two of 25 on the mojo? Yes very nice Sure thing. Well, who's and how about a purple Goldberg nice 61 to 149 Top tier of AJ Styles Well, who's is everything all right with Pete? I haven't seen him around in a while Think about him the other day. Hope everything's all right with them got hyper Vega silver stuff frickin Rollins second auto here Right guys. Oh feeling vacation. Nice. No auto. It's gonna be a Gigi Dolan on the sensational signatures Gigi Dolan silver of Alba fire Ruby way of Carl Anderson red Finn Baylor to 299 Rock base Got hyper Valentina for us purple a Becky Lynch. Nice 140 149 Bliss Ruby of Braun Breaker Silver or silver Silver Ronda Rousey fact, and we will look at that redemption Hyper of Liv Morgan Silver Zoe Stark Let's see let's see Good luck here. You see Superstar autographs prism gold Three golds in four boxes are 25 Tomasso siampa gold. That's crazy three golds in Four boxes after going what one gold in 20 boxes y'all said that's crazy Still gold. Yeah Not the biggest not the biggest wrestle, but we'll take gold out of 10 Alrighty you see that we'll do it for your boxes. Congrats again Let me get some of these magged up for you and we'll get them right out to you This ultimate warrior is sick get that one uploaded here again y'all I am full for personals I'm gonna try my best to get to everything Got maybe 30 minutes left You're a live reporting Put that box just in case you see you want to try and do something with the ultimate warrior there It's gonna be Chad, that's right tenders basketball Spots coming in tonight. All right. Here we go Chad. Good luck. What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Lately Sports Cards, and I'm ripping some personals for Chad see we've got a 22 23 Panini contenders basketball hobby box as well as a 2022 Panini a playbook football hobby All right, best of luck Chad. Thanks so much for your patience I'm gonna start with the playbook. Good luck. Look good luck Crazy We've got your book 24 of 99 Lamar Jackson Lamb Jack like you squish auto booklet. Oh man. That'd be sick. We've got a Travis Kelsey 32 of 49 on Sunday's best Three color patch there your auto little throwback here Texans heart hash marks 136 of 199 of Derek Carr Their car 199 and your booklets gonna be 78 of 99 a rookie for the commanders on the Jersey autographs Johan Dotson three color patch there Johan Dotson big auto on that too Nice Solid playbook there. All right contendi's time Good luck. You're looking for a cracked ice. I haven't pulled a cracked ice today We probably ripped over a case of contenders today too Close to it patches overall on all those Christian wood. Wow. I've got another case in here B.   We've got redemption up next Ant-Man poor zingas Please. All right redemption time here Rookie season ticket Card 126 is a Isaiah Mowgli calves Mowgli on the season ticket back to The book Simon's we've got Yanis on the season ticket Column lottery ticket of shade on shirt and got dosumu James Weisman and Tim Hardaway, Jr. Right both both Mowgli's buddy heel Donovan Mitchell Got a Franz Wagner to 199 magic Rookie of the year is money dang Duncan Robinson another redemption. Wow Well thought of redemption Steve Fox and Julius Randall like I've seen that yet Marvin badly third KPJ God Devin Vassal to 249 on the playoff ticket Stonemeyer lottery ticket of Jabari Smith, Jr. Then we've got John Wall Anthony Davis and Zion All right. Let's see The second redemption is gonna be I'm gonna call Adele Got rookie variation season ticket premium. Oh, man Edition gold so this is gonna be out of 10 card 107 Got Peyton Watson nice on the gold variation And that will be it's a 10 Peyton Watson that Denver Nice. All right solid box there again You also have the permit to dominate case it Nava Jade and Ivy get this in a mag for you. Congrats again Chad. Thanks so much for your patience and for waiting We'll get this right out to you Very nice Get this uploaded for Chad. Let me go grab the other few boxes that are in queue Again, I'm gonna try my best to rip most of these. Let's see what I have Sonic lights Prism football to contenders and a chrome racing. I think I should be able to fit all that in And I'll rip till force gets here. You should be here in like 20 Right Chad for sure. All right, Sonic I Need to Prism football to contenders basketball And a f1 hobby. All right, give me a few minutes. Let me go grab these grab fill up my water bottle And then I will continue ripping for y'all. Thank you again. Oh jealous of that Jackie Robinson Corbin Burns There you go. First one of the day one of BGO.  Who's got Houston? Congrats H town as refractor in a gold wave F1 racer Rookie Joe Guanyu. That's really nice These inserts are really cool. Love the color on that. That's sick. You can make this Well, there's one current but Red Sox legends here going back to Regina triple auto for Devers Wow and Grimes rookie and Not expecting that stuff curry Jersey number Wow Holy cow, there's the 30. I saw the Warriors now. I was like, oh comminger moody. That'll be cool. Yeah. Nope No, sir Not at all.  Oh, we got our first box Yeah, short print Art du Grand Prix and that is a goal Wow, that is so sick. Oh my god Green another one. We've got sky more one of the chiefs congrats, buddy Rookie excellence one of one. All right guys, we have a big card here. We have a big card here Letter plus auto relic book card. Oh My god One of one David Ortiz Kaboom Red Sox with a monster booklet hits Come on, man.  John and Q Red Sox White whale David Ortiz. All right, I believe we have the sonic up first here For Gary. Yes. All right, Josh. I'll make sure it gets to Cortes or Lane Yeah, it looks like maybe they just copied it From the hobby Forted to Lane and forest Good. I need to mark that off. All right, Gary. Here we go. Good luck What's up, everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards And I am ripping a personal here for Gary a we've got a 2022 tops chrome sonic baseball light box Best of luck here. Thanks so much for your order, Gary. Let's go ahead and get this ribbed for you Crash again on that a color blast man. Are you gonna get that one graded? Got a way rave of Austin Riley for the race I've yet to pull an auto on here That's sick. Oh, he's so cool. Got a refractor Nolan Aronato. Got refractor rookie Gabriel Arias on the youth quake Prism Trevor Rogers Carlson and a Brian De La Cruz on the rookie way rave nice Marlins there Zimmerman, Mount Castle. We've got Michael Brantley refractor and Salvador Perez Yeah, let's rally Adam's rookie Jackson rookie Chisholm, Jr. Got refractor Brian Anderson refractor rookie of Ronzie Contreras youth quake Coney, Jr. Alice rookie got Alec Minoa on the way rave Eric Cole swarms Fractor rookie of Stuart Fairchild defects Brace Harper prison Joe Ryan Devers Rizzo Marios You've got nice sonic pulse on the aqua and pink Jake burger. That is three of 199 Nice one there white socks Walker Bieler Couple packs left here for you Gary bees refractor George Springer. We've got prism of Jared Walsh No, appreciate it and way rave Christian Yelich. Absolutely Like I said, probably just got copied from the um hobby box single packs that we did White Park home Christian and a water franco rookie way to end that box there for you Gary Thanks as always for all your support and for happening. We'll get these carts right out to you Gary a let me get that one uploaded. I know a bit of box count for rich real quick Gary a all right give me one second y'all And I'll be right back That's nasty one of one Madden legend Fantasy football legend Nice Josh kitty Base rated rookie auto going to the thunder congrats on that my hobbit nice kitty giddy up, baby We'll get that into a Mac for you buddy on card Windows into greatness relic book card Ronald a cunea jr. Four or five Atlanta game use quad relic book There we go Atlanta y'all see what I'm seeing y'all see what I'm seeing What do we have here Daniel? What do we have here? This is disgusting Shripple tagpatch Josh Alan Lamar Jackson Patrick Mahomes Stephen W with the one spot Believable I'm just gonna go right to it. I don't want to mess around here Nolan Ryan angels super fractor One of one for the angels Nolan Ryan and Nolan Ryan Express Love it. There we go. Congrats angels. We've got jr. Maybe with a prism football another Sunday fun day a Mixer spot coming in. What are they at now down to 23? Here we go. What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards And I'm gonna put a personal for Jeremy B we've got a Sorry, I was making sure I grabbed the right one 2022 panini prism football hobby box We're 21 earlier, so I got confused there for a second. Sorry about that 2022 prism football hobby Good luck Jeremy And y'all I am full just have a couple more that are in queue the fourth may have just got here I'm still gonna rip. We've got Garrett T up next and then you on Z No, I'm personal tonight after group break since it is Sunday. I'll be over on drip tomorrow night though We're doing some more personal CD we've got orange of Daniel Carlson. That is 159 of 249 And just backwards Trey McBride and a Kenneth Walker the third base Orange we've come up here at 60 silver rookie of Kway Walker It's gonna be a Nick Bosa for the Niners that one is 30 out of 60. There's a print line right through the waist fortunately Jermaine Johnson and B.L. Jones, Jr. Orange coming up Silver all out DK. We've got nice. How about an orange hutch? Lions there That is 248 of 249 Shaw rookie and Durant Emergent Kenneth Walker the third. We've got red wave Bobby Wagner for the Rams to 149 Bailey Zappi rookie and Isaiah like Silver and JK Domins. We've got to 75 a green scope rookie out of Jalen Tolver Dallas let me first out of there for you Jeremy Robinson, Jr. And Carol Office Walker silver new recruits Chris Olave Blue wave of Laramie Tencel out of 199 Danny Gray and Jelani Woods rookie Brilliant JT. We've got a Trayvon Walker on the uh aqua wave there jacks to 199 Romeo Dobbs rookie and Pacheco. Purple ice Zappi. There you go Patriots 55 a 255 Zapp attack action there nice Zappi Pierce and Daxton Hill Silver brilliance of Derek Henry Purple ice DK Metcalf for the Seahawks 211 of 225 Esucama rookie and Sam Williams rookie Silver Aaron Jones blue ice to 99 chase young for the commanders God's Devin Lloyd and Jalen Tolver rookie It's two packs left silicon for a warm war auto Silver Fletcher Cox We have here to 149 Michael Vick on the flashback auto Falcons that's a cool one There you go, Jeremy. That is 148 of 149 there Jerry Judy on the purple for the Broncos to 125 Mathis and Ty Chandler Last pack here backwards Rich Ganon New recruits rookie of Reese Hall hyper to 175 Derwin James, Jr That's Sam howl rookie base and a daniel belliger All right, Jeremy that will do it for your prison box. Thank you so much for hopping in. Uh, we'll get these cards right out to you Jeremy be Again y'all we um Said earlier, let's see My breaks basketball We've got uh revolution basketball Eight box case breaks that are posted pick your team style for wednesday daytime Let's see how many of those there are Well, let's see 10 pick your teams two random teams and a A 16 box full case break tiered random That are posted up for wednesday so definitely check that out and again be sure to check out the uh Break schedule here Thanks. Well, it was yeah, you too, man. Of course. No worries at all No worries at all. There is the link for the break schedule again force will be live here in about Less than two hours one hour and a half or so baseball basketball and football All of those sports and then ending the night with a 25 box Sunday fun day NFL mixer right Garrett Hopping back in two more contendings awesome Mark this off Garrett then we got you on you too All right, here we go Garrett. Good luck What's up, everyone? It's your girl kenty here from latent sports cards And i'm ripping in another person here for garret tea. We got two more 22 23 panini contenders basketball hobbies Thanks so much garret for hopping back in again. It's been a blast ripping these for you, man Let's see. I am really hoping for a cracked ice. I've been searching for one all day today Here we go. We pulled you the yannis License to dominate earlier.  Uh, ready to go bare to 249 Superstar died cut ant-man Kd ticket to the hall Jalen brown vacelle and yannis Trey man kominga. We've got lebron on the sweet shops lottery ticket, uh jalen doran Ticket to the hall ad We've got uh to 25 sophomore contenders of iota sumu for the bowls Any second-year hit there to 25 devion michael and yokish ingram murray We've got poor zingas to 199 wizards We've got demian lilin ricky the year jeremy sohan spurs Hayward steve curry and nerkik mpj lonzo ball Nice. We've got a chet on the rookie ticket A jason tatum. We've got to 99 sophomore contenders. How about a scotty barns? There you go garret nice hit Two great sophomore hits scotty barns and iota 25. There you go connelly and kd Solid All right box two box two here Here we go. I wiseman, uh ikbashi on the rookie ticket Steph curry We called it. We've been looking for one all day. We got a cracked ice You've got a cracked ice here for you garret. We're gonna save that for last ben simons jalen gearing Let him let him marinate a little bit there Let it marinate Hardaway v fox You've got to 75 dairies garland ticket to the hall yannis sweet shots dirk Kawai christian wood joellen bead randall wall A nimbard rookie of the year ticket to the hall go bear Donovan mitchell We've got for the hawks a tiris martin on the variation ricky ticket auto Hawks on that one nice Solid autos variations to sophomore decent sophomore hits especially the scotty barns All right last pack here a d zion We've got buddy heal to 249 Pacers tarry easten rookie of the year superstar daika tray young Healed dmitch and bagley the third All right, let's see who the cracked ice is good luck garret How about a jeremy so on cracked nasty hits nasty Congrats on that one. I'll get this in a mag for you Third time's a charm right garret Wow, congrats. We'll get this right out team in Something big in that case Hell, yeah, very nice. I was watching uh esp on the other day. We were at bahama breeze eating dinner And he posterized somebody like it was he dumped Slammed it down on somebody Can't remember who it was Nice hit there though Been chasing a cracked ice auto all day today. I think we've gone through about a case and a half of uh containers today Love it. All right, let me get that one uploaded here Forest did just get here. So I'm gonna rip this last one and then get out of his way We have a f1 hobby Another sunday fun day spot coming in nice All right, here we go last one of the day If everyone wants to grow kenty here from lean sports cards from the last personal of sunday daytime here We've got you on z with another 2022 tops chrome formula one racing hobby box Thanks for helping back in you on again Uh hobby say look for autograph cards has 18 packs of box. Good luck fracter Lando ricardo Refractor for steppin on uh grand pre winner in mexico 10 to 0 in the third. Wow Uh prima for fracter Really plain josh I got a college softball on here Lando norris. So we got true gold here you on la claire F1 alpha male. It's gonna be a rookie of joe guanyu only true gold Nice that one is 16 of 50 Nice hit you on red We got a purple and gold leon blossom for carlin carlos b demas Oh, yeah fracter asthen martin That carlos signs are practicing And we've got mini diamond sergio pares red bull That is 228 of 299 Sure latifi album We've got auto orange Fernando Alonso for alpine. What a box here you on Wow true gold in an orange auto Fernando Alonso 30 13 of 25 nice Alonso checkered flag for steppin grand pre winner Alonso will con As we got refractor lance stroll speed demons refractor mercedes Lewis hamilton refractor grand pre winner. We've got green future stars of marcus armstrong for high tech F2 racer there Who's refractor yuki sonota purple pier ghastly for alfattari 221 of 399 very solid box lots of color coming out of here Refractor of bolt offs for alfa romeo refractor ferrari speed demons for steppin and last pack here Williams racing refractor. Alrighty you on congrats again nice box again true gold and orange auto to 25 Thanks so much for hopping back in we'll get this right out to you Alrighty y'all get this uploaded here again. That will do it for the sunday daytime Personals. Thanks again for a lot of fun ripped a ton of boxes a lot of variety too, which is always fun But again that will do it for me force will be live here in about an hour and a half for sunday sunday fund a group breaks He starts at five again, he's gonna be starting off the nights with some Soccer hobby f1 soccer hockey f1 Uh baseball basketball football and ending the night with a sunday fund a nfl 25 box honors photo football Um at the end of the night another spot coming in a couple of those have come in already Let's see it's down to 21 spots to go Let me drop the link here for you. There is the link Again, also, uh, we've got revolution basketball 22 23 that is posted release for wednesday You got pick your teams available random teams and then 16 box full case break tiered random teams available What are y'all that'll do it for me? Have a fabulous rest of your sunday and uh Weekend and I will see y'all back tomorrow night over on drip


I'm Marcia Joyner and this is Community Matters. As you know, we have been doing a series of instant, as close to instant as we can get issues that show up maybe once in a while, but not every day. And today was one of those days. The president of the United States said that he could get rid of part of the 13th Amendment by executive order. And that is children that are born to immigrants. He wants, right now, they are citizens, American citizens. He wants to do away with that. And so, I asked our former Attorney General, Lieutenant Governor, and dear friend, because you know that I only talk to dear friends, my dear friend Doug Chen, to talk to us about the 14th Amendment, 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution of the United States, what they mean, and can he or cannot do away with it. Doug? Great. Thank you for coming. Marcia, it's always great to be on your show. Anytime you want to call me up, I'm here. That's how special you are. Oh, your show. I know that with all your viewers, you always talk about very important issues. And so, it's an honor to be able to talk about this, even though it's a very serious day and our president continues to just flummox all of us with the various statements that he makes. Yeah.  You were the first Attorney General to go get him. Certainly. So tell us about the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, what they are, and can he do anything? Sure. Well, I mean, I think if you really want to ask about the amendments to the Constitution and why they became such a part of our U.S. history, it really was, those were parts of the Constitution that came into place after the Civil War, when slavery was abolished, and the United States, through its leadership, through Abraham Lincoln, and through so many of the people that are our heroes of us, all of us in American history, made decisions that were deciding that people are equal, that there is no one superior race over another, that you can't enslave people, and that you need to treat people equally and justly in everything that the American government does. And so that's really the most basic standpoint of where all of this comes from. And so part of those amendments that came through during that time was the amendment that says that everybody who is born in the United States is a citizen of the United States, and really the history behind that was the idea that if somebody was born of a slave or somebody who was formerly a slave, that that person, that child, was going to be a citizen of the United States. And so what you see is that these amendments are really in the idea of a birthright that allows you to become a citizen of the United States. It came from that kind of history, that kind of desire to really be able to make sure that we were able to treat people justly. There were some U.S. Supreme Court cases that actually even came from, had to do with Chinese American immigrants that came to the U.S. that were decided by the United States Supreme Court, so it has been addressed by our U.S. Supreme Court, saying that the children of Chinese immigrants that come to the United States, when they're born in the U.S., then they're citizens of the U.S. So our U.S. Supreme Court held that back in the 1890s, so this has been around for a long time. So here we are today. President Trump has said what he said, you're so timely, I feel like we're on CNN. This is how present day we are and what's going on. I mean, I think what everybody's saying, bottom line before, I mean I think we can talk about this issue. I mean, bottom line, everybody's saying this is just a political stunt by President Trump before the midterm elections to appeal to his base. But if anything, I can see what we get out of all of it, it's a great opportunity for us to be able to revisit history, for us to remind ourselves why it is that we believe the things that we do and to really reaffirm those values. What do you think, perhaps, that he really is a ploy or do you think he doesn't know that he can't, with an executive order, do away with an amendment to the Constitution? Do you think that's just a ploy or does he really believe that he can do that? Because the reason I asked you to talk about it, so many people do not understand what it takes to remove an amendment to the Constitution. Sure. Well, your first question is whether or not President Trump really understands the Constitution. I don't think he does. That's why he makes all the decisions that he does, and whether or not he means to do it just to be able to stir up the U.S. or to get people to focus their attention on him. I don't know, I don't really care, but I do care in the sense that whenever this comes up, it really makes people have to ask themselves, okay, well then why is it that our Constitution stands for what it stands for? So bottom line, when it comes to this, first of all, it's wrong for the President to say something like this, because when he took his oath of office, then he swore to uphold the United States Constitution, just like when I became the Attorney General or when I became the Lieutenant Governor, I swore to uphold the United States Constitution. So that's why it's incumbent upon me, not just as a private citizen, but within my office, to call him out on whether or not we have these violations of the Constitution like the President is talking about. Do you think that he truly understands that? No, I mean, I just think that it's just something that... He would just assume be a dictator, where he could do this. Right. Well, and it appeals to a certain portion of the population that wants to go back to a time where you were able to exclude certain races, certain minorities, based upon things like whether or not they were born in the U.S. or things like that. And I just think that that's very troubling. It goes against the history of the U.S., even trying to set himself up by taking sort of dictatorial type actions like this. Even that goes against what the U.S. government stands for. So there was this Chinese Exclusion Act, and there were times when in spite of these amendments, minorities were not treated very well. Right. Even the war in Korea. The Koreans had to petition, the American, the Koreans living in America, had to petition the government to allow them to fight in that war. Sure, sure. And it all starts with leadership at the top. I mean, I think what I hear from what you're talking about is that oftentimes when you end up with bad decisions or even worse, that the public being kind of the average person in the public being riled up against a certain minority group, a lot of it comes because you have a leader that says things that denigrates or puts down or characterizes a minority group as a stereotype or something that's less than human. So back in the day when the Chinese were excluded from the U.S., it all started with a lot of political cartoons, a lot of just different words that were said by the leaders at the top. Is that what the Coolies were building the railroad? Right. So in other words, describing the people who had built the railroad as somehow less than human, portraying them in cartoons as such, that's not that far off. I mean, that was like more than 100 years ago, but that's not more than 100 years ago. But it's not that far off from just the president today, describing Mexicans as people who are all criminals or rapists or people who are bringing firearms across the border, describing Muslims as all terrorists. It's that same kind of rhetoric that I think then the average person hears the leader of our country saying, and then it starts to weigh on them. It's like a horrible, negative marketing campaign. Do you think that he knows that the Americans took Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, California from the Mexicans? Sure. Does he know that? No. I just think that I don't begin to understand his mind because there's nothing to consider. Yeah. All I know is that what ends up coming... All I know is the result of it or the consequences that it revs up a certain group of people to now feel empowered to be able to say, well, look, my president is talking about something like this, so therefore the worst instincts that I have inside of me, I can now be able to verbalize those prejudices or even worse, I can act on them. Act on them. Like this week or last week, I guess it was, Saturday before last, and the man went into a black church, the doors were locked, so he couldn't shoot up the church. So he goes to a grocery store and shoots two people who just happened to be black. He didn't know who they were. Right. And you're actually bringing up a story that didn't get much reported, that didn't get reported much because there were so many other stories going on of somebody who was sending bombs to all these other... And then after that is the synagogue. So tragedy after tragedy. It's like this week has been an unbelievable week. Right. And then today, even though the mayor of Pittsburgh had asked the president not to come for the funeral, and he came anyway, and so now we've got all these people in this little town trying to surround his car, trying to say, no, we don't want you here. We want to bury our dead in our sacred time and place. We don't want you. Which was an incredible scene as they surrounded the car, the president's car. So he goes off to the hospital where there were still some people. Right. I don't actually know enough about the details in today, but what I do think is happening is that there are people who want to hold the president or his administration responsible for the words that they say, that it's not enough to just say all of these things and then at the time of tragedy occurs to then pretend that you never said those things. Yeah. But I think that they were right in saying, we want to take care of our dead. We want this to be a sacred moment. As you know, when the president comes, all the security people and all of this entourage comes with him, and that just gets in the way. And I think that they wanted that time to be sacred. Sure. I would assume that simply because you know about all the security that goes lockstep. Tell us now about this thing of wanting, saying that he was going to change the 13th Amendment. Now, I'm sorry, the 14th Amendment. Now tell us, what would it take to change an amendment to the Constitution? How do we go about that? Well, I think changing the amendment to a Constitution requires the vote of the people and it requires Congress actually to be able to get an amendment like that to even be teed up for that to happen. So I think there would be a lot of very serious steps that would have to take place. We're going to take a break and we'll be back in 60 seconds. One minute. Hello, my name is Stephanie Mock and I'm one of three hosts of Think Tech Hawaii's Hawaii Food and Farmer series. Our other hosts are Matt Johnson and Pamai Weigert. And we talk to those who are in the fields of our local food system. We talk to farmers, chefs, restaurateurs, and more to learn more about what goes into sustainable agriculture here in Hawaii. We are on at Thursdays at 4 p.m. and we hope we'll see you next time. Hey, Stan Energyman here on Think Tech Hawaii. And they won't let me do political commentary so I'm stuck doing energy stuff but I really like energy stuff so I'm going to keep on doing it. So join me every Friday on my lunch hour. We're going to talk about everything energy especially if it begins with the word hydrogen. We're going to definitely be talking about it. We'll talk about how we can make Hawaii cleaner. How we can make the world a better place.  Even Miss America can't even talk about stuff like that anymore. We got it nailed down here. So we'll see you on Friday at noon with Stan Energyman. Aloha. Aloha, I'm Marsha and we're back. This is Community Matters. Today we are talking to, of all people, my dear friend, Lieutenant Governor Doug Chen. I have to get used to all the different titles. Correct. Me too. And we're talking about the President of the United States saying that he was going to change the 14th Amendment so that children born here in the United States to immigrants were not citizens. And he said incorrectly that we were the only country, nation in the world that allowed this kind of thing to have people that were born on this territory or in the state to be a citizen. A. That was wrong. The 30 other nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights addresses that sort of thing. But those are things he doesn't know about. So tell us, what would it take to change the Constitution? Not just this, but obviously not an executive order. So what does it take? What are the mechanics of changing an amendment? Well, let me start off by saying that President Trump isn't trying to introduce a constitutional amendment because what he was saying was he wasn't able to order and get around what the Constitution says and basically create a constitutional crisis if he were to do something like that. Senator Lindsey Graham who's South Carolina who is known conservative tried to introduce a constitutional amendment back in 2010 that addressed this very issue didn't get out of the starting locks. Who knows if these new statements don't empower him to do something like this. But getting to your question of what would it take to be able to make a constitutional amendment take place it really takes a large majority of the states, two thirds to all be able to go along with something like that as well as just a vote of the people, a vote of the Congress in order to be able to get all these things to happen. It's unlikely that you would be able to pull off that kind of constitutional amendment. I think the danger is that like I said earlier when you have a leader that says these very radical really just statements that just go so far against what we would normally believe in as Americans or as people who live in the state of Hawaii when you have those statements made that empowers people to say I'm going to introduce a constitutional amendment like that or I'm going to begin a discussion on those topics. In Hawaii where we have so many people from so many different countries, cities, states do you think especially those coming from countries where they are dictators do you think that that kind of rhetoric would scare them? If they have children do you think that would scare them? Do you hear him say that? I think the anti-immigrant rhetoric that takes place now is scary to people even when it doesn't apply to them so that was something that I experienced firsthand when I saw the Muslim ban go through it caused a lot of people who were foreign thinking about going to the University of Hawaii to reconsider the offer that was made to them from UH even though they didn't come from one of the countries that was banned they said well it doesn't really sound like the United States is a very conducive place these days that's very welcoming to foreigners so I'm going to be educated in Canada or Australia or I'm going to work for companies in Canada or Australia so there is no question those of us who disagree with the President might scoff at how effective he can actually be it does have an indirect effect because it tells the rest of the world well America is not what you were accustomed to seeing in terms of the values that it stood for and so you should rethink how much you want to do business with or to have a relationship with people who are in the US Has that hindered foreign business? Do you think? We certainly made that argument that basically for foreign commerce or for being able to help make our economies more productive whether it's in the rest of the US but right here in the state of Hawaii where a quarter of our businesses are foreign owned and a quarter of the people who live here one out of four of the people who lived here were born in a foreign country so I'm not even counting children of immigrants like myself or grandchildren of immigrants like Governor Ike this is just this is a place that has long celebrated diversity and being able to reach out to the international community being welcoming to the international community so I think that there's a lot of evidence that these kinds of statements eventually it does hurt our economy right here in Hawaii Now back in the 70's I forget when it was when we had the oil strike and all of the 49 states had the oil strike and we didn't and finally there was this great cartoon and it showed this traditional dress and a Hawaiian dressed in hula so you could really funny you don't look like Americans oh goodness then they rationed the oil when they said oh that's a part of the United States then we'll ration it but you know I thought that was so precious that people sometimes don't think that way until they like you said they weren't willing to come to school here and all of a sudden that's like oh that's a part of America right right I heard Vice President Pence talk about how he was trying to draw a distinction saying well I think what the president is really trying to do is he's trying to stop people so let's just be completely fair to the president and I think what Vice President Pence is saying is that we're talking about the children of illegal immigrants those are the people who should be denied citizenship again I think that's a very slippery slope that we're talking about because the bottom line there's something about being born in the US just like you said that's part of our international moral fabric being born in a country that makes you a citizen of that country what about the dreamers weren't they born here correct actually no I take that back so dreamers were people who were brought children were brought into the US so that's how that that took place they can't become citizens they're not eligible for citizenship correct because they were brought into the US and then were raised here if they'd been born in the US they would have been citizens of the US but because they were brought into the US and then grew up within the American culture there's not really a mechanism under our immigration laws that allows them to become citizens because they're the children of people who illegally entered the US so right away even what we're talking about now the fact that we're having this discussion it just shows you how far off we've gone because there's a lot of aloha even in Hawaii for people who were dreamers we most recently know how the community was so upset when that coffee farmer was deported no it seems to me that he had a family and a farm what happens to the family when you just throw him away what happens to them well and I think that that's part of the attack that takes place so as much as we you know those of us on the legal side of these things we'll fight to try to stop these things what we have to see is that once you make a bad policy decision and starts to be implemented it has an effect what about the families that are separated at the border right now that still haven't been reunited even though the US is supposedly trying to reunite them there are still reports of children the courts say they have to the public opinion says that they have to do that and yet we all know that there's many parents and children who still haven't been reunited well that affects the family it does and you imagine little children who grow up like that what does that do to them in the long run are we raising a generation of terrorists so I don't think it's necessarily they would become they would become terrorists or they could create an embitterness but I just wouldn't want to suggest that everybody who is bitter towards the US would become a terrorist well no because the last few terrorists that we've seen were born and raised right here in the United States they didn't come from some strange place so in fact most of the violence that's taken place in the last two years has been from domestic terrorists that didn't even come from the banned countries that were talking about they didn't come from the banned countries they came from other countries where they were born here right in the US those last three incidents we were talking about all came from people who were home grown yeah and I hate to say the social media because I hate to brand all of it with a big brush but the sites that these people gain energy let me put it that way they gain energy and embolden them like the site is called the red seed SEED and that does exactly that it seeds these people in their hate not only against Jews but everybody everybody so I hate to say that this is what's going on with the internet but that's where it is well that's all the more reason why it's important to have shows like these where you can be able to inform people, educate them so that they can be able to hear another side another side that's really been a part of how we have values that respect people that believe in freedom quality for people that's what America is all about yes and we want to keep it that way and I really thank you for always taking a step the stand being out there now you're going to encourage your new attorney general to take a stand oh absolutely and he's great I like him so thank you as always for being our guest thank you for being who you are taking a stand and we will see you next time aloha marsha aloha to the people


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Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Intramatch reaction, nothing for us 2 Everton 2 I'll be honest, I'm bitterly disappointed by that I'm bitterly disappointed that we've ended That game with a draw From where we were in the first half For me it's a game we had to win It's a game that if we did win, we would have put us back amongst the teams Above us Got us out of the bottom 3 And I just think for that little bit of Shot of Enthusiasm that we all need, I think I think that was a game we had to win And I know there'll be people happy with the point Fair enough But I'd ask yourself If you were a Leeds fan today or you were a Southampton fan Or you were a Bournemouth fan, what result would you have been looking for? And I think most people would have said a draw And to me That's why it's a bad result because No, no, no, I mean that's I said that before the game, I said that before Before the game that we had to win, we had to drag Forrest back into it We had to drag them into the mix, we had to Try and upset their home form as well Which has been what What them being out the bottom 3 has been built on We need wins, we need wins, as simple as that And I was really just disappointed with the second half Because I thought the first half I thought we were, I thought We showed a real intensity And it's a real Want to win the game And obviously get in the box and score goals And obviously we got the penalty Stonewall penalty I think we should have had a second penalty On Seamus Coleman I think Seamus Coleman kicks the floor And then I think it's called Coel is it, kicks in I think it's a Stonewall penalty Degol is soft Michael Keane gets dragged out of position They play a little 1-2 And they're in and it's You know, Michael Don't pick what makes the save and he gets the rebound Like he did at Gullison Park I think second half we just We try to break the play up I think we try to be Clever in the way we played Not don't let the game flow Loads of files Obviously a few dust ups And there was a moment around 17 minutes Where I really thought that if we just went for it We could get a third They looked so open And they looked so out of ideas And we had a couple of opportunities But the problem is When you're not scoring goals You have no idea how to score goals And we just looked like we were We got around the box And we do what we always do Which is either slow it down Or look for the perfect pass And it's not There's no slickness to the way we play So you are You're creating trouble for yourself And then To me Degol The minute the Corry loses the ball I know we're in trouble Cos I've watched this a million times And no we're in trouble We've committed four men, I think I've gone The entire midfield I've gone past Almost gone past the Corry at that point They win the ball back And you just know You just know And obviously they'll have to put a great finish in But we're so wide open And a 2-2 It was a couple of little scares But nothing But nothing heavy But I still thought a 2-2 If we really had the go We could win the game And With You know The subs Sorry The lack of subs I think quarters as well And I don't mean by I think some of our players Looked exhausted Gray Saintly looked exhausted By about 70 minutes Mac Neil I think he actually did run himself into the ground Looked exhausted O'nana Was Wawful He had 31 touches During the game And he's a centre midfielder He was wawful today He didn't look anywhere near Where we should have been He should have been taken off For Tom Davidson and Ghana And the simple fact is because You're gonna concede ground with players who are tired or aren't fit Whether the replacements are good enough Look what they did They changed this They changed the three of their plays And it brought a freshness to the team And energy The players might mean that good But sometimes it's not about being good It's sometimes about energy And I think Sean Dice got that one massively wrong I really do I think he got that wrong I think he tried to He stuck for his luck He stuck and stuck and stuck and stuck And I think there was a point Where if we'd brought some We could have affected the game You know Simple as that We could have affected the game Because they were there for the taking They were as nervy as us They were terrible I'll be honest It was like watching a championship match That both teams were dreadful They were dreadful But we looked like in possession We had a lot more of bars I thought in the first half I thought we kept the ball really, really well I thought it's just a ganna game It was excellent today I know a lot of people You know, slagged them off And didn't think he was going to play After what happened on Wednesday night But I thought he was brilliant Ganna I thought he was just nicting Wondre ball He wanted to press high He wanted to get us going I thought he was excellent today Ganna But you need more of that Don't you need more of that In and around And we need Listen I actually don't think we are a terrible, terrible team I don't think we're like the worst team in the division We can't score goals It's as simple as that I know we scored two today So you know what I mean We can't We don't create chances And you saw that in the second half We didn't know what to do We were two and up And I don't know Obviously I don't know what the manager's instructions would be But I don't imagine the manager's going to tell them to stop playing And I think if they kept playing like they did in the first half I think we would have won that game Or if we could You know, if we conceded It wouldn't have been for the one that's trying to score a goal And listen, we've been caught Or the goals come from You know, trying to break fast and playing a terrible ball But then that's the point, isn't it? Take care of the ball Yeah, take care of the ball And maybe if we didn't we didn't lose us so much We wouldn't we didn't we don't wouldn't lose Oh, sorry, it didn't wouldn't feel like a loss, would it? But we wouldn't concede the goals But My worry is Well They are rubbish Not as far as our rubbish, right? And we couldn't beat them You know, lead were rubbish and we beat them because we were at home But we haven't been born if we haven't beaten Southampton These are rubbish, rubbish teams And if we're not beating them Then we're in trouble, aren't we? We're in trouble because next week we come up against the team who are a decent team And the week after we come up against another team who are a decent team You've got to win the games against teams or you are your rivals And I just I just thought today The set has a set the second half for me was Where we're put and listen, I'm not sitting by the way saying we're a good side I'm not saying we're a good side at all and we just do stupid things. Don't we?  There's there's there's there's footballers in there. There's just not a lot of brains in there, which is which is what obviously makes a good footballer. I mean, the pass by the court, I you could see it. You could see what he was doing. But you could also see in real time, like, no, don't do it.  You just know you just know. And it to be, you know, for that goal, it's a good finish by the kid. But he's got loads of space, got loads of space. He's Premier League footballer. That's what Premier League footballers doing. They're giving loads of space. They put it in the top corner or they should put it in the top corner where so used to players, not even it in the target. But as I said, that's what's really disappointed, really, really disappointed me. Second half is not going for them, not going for them. And you know, listen, the manager, the manager is under added pressure because you look at the bench and it's obviously it's not great. It isn't great at all. I know Paterson's play for the under 21s today. So hopefully he should be back for next week. But James Carrows on the bench and he played he played 70 minutes. No, he didn't. He played 85 minutes on on Friday night. So why not put him in for the last five minutes? Why not, you know, you know, why not bring him on for an own on it or or whatever? Why have you got him on the bench? You know, it's an opportunity there to to freshen the midfield up a little bit more. Why not bring him on?   Ella Sims Ella Sims. He's sitting here as well. People who think he's the great hope. Why not throw him in at two to? Are you really sitting here thinking a point's good enough? I just thought it to one. I thought it was an opportunity to make a couple of a couple of subs. Certainly one. Maybe put Ella Sims on for for for for Gray. You looked shattered by that point. Cos it was one way. Gray got the ball on the right hand side and he was actually through on the right hand side to Corey, giving the ball ahead of him. And he had all the space and what did he do? He slowed down what he always does. He slowed down and. Come back and allowed all their plays to get back. So that's when you look at plays and think, right, they need to come off now. They need to come off now. But it is what I just feel really deflated by to be honest. I hadn't put much before the game. I hadn't really I wasn't really worrying about this game as such. You know, saying he wasn't worrying about the result yesterday. But I just feel I'm trying to contain my worry into the 90 minutes of the game now because I think that would be a lot more healthier. But it's so frustrating when you see an opportunity to win a game against the team that really you've got to beat and you don't take it. And that is the most frustrating thing for me today. You know, there's an opportunity.  Cos we didn't do. I don't think they keep it out to me one save second half. I don't think you have to make a save. I don't think you have to make a save first half of them on us. I think you picked the ball at the back of his net twice. I don't think you have to actually make a save. So again, it's not like we've been we've been amazing in front of gold today and then to score the two goals. Obviously, one is a penalty and one is one is from a set piece. And I mean, we had three shots on target and scored two. And I think the actually the keeper did actually make a save didn't even the McNeill shot in the first half. And but we didn't. We didn't we didn't have you didn't have to make one in the second half. And and that's that's the most frustrating thing. So I know I think reality is I think the reality is probably thrown in on people, isn't it? It's not like, as I said, I've said this a few times, not like last season. There isn't this. There isn't this idea that anyone's going to come back and save us or anyone's going to. Oh, we've got the players. I think we're all a little bit more realistic this year without being like I've seen people go and be be positive, but you've got to be positive. It's like you can be positive, but you can also be realistic. If we've all watched football long enough to know who's a good team and who's a bad team, who gets who's just missing out because of this or that, or we could just keep a clean sheet if we could just put the ball on the back of the net this game. Well, we put the ball on the back of the net twice tonight. Today we had the lead twice and we still didn't win the game. You know, two pretty poor defensive lapses, let's be honest. They haven't really had to do much to score either of those goals. Mairly. They just played a couple of one twos and had a shot to keep her basically. So we'll see. We'll see. Blenford next week, massive game, massive, obviously massive game for us. Be a very, very tough game. I don't know what the odds are of winning the game. I'll probably just ask Ivan Tony for them. But there you go. It is what it is, isn't it? It is what it is. We are not a great side. We we struggle to score goals. And we'll see what happens. So and there's there's absolutely no point to my Dominic Alvin. So yeah, yeah, there you go. There you go. I will be back now. Sorry. Forrestor against Man City doesn't mean anything. So they're not a tough side at all. They were there for the taking. They're absolutely shite. I'm not having that. Not having that. City missed about 12 million chances against them. They are shite and by not beating them. What does that make us? So there you go. I'll be back for my play ratings in just a bit. Make sure to check out Baz's videos as well. Yeah, and I'll speak to you all later. We'll be doing the final way tomorrow over on Toffy TV Premier. The link is in the description and the QR code to scan will be coming on the screen in a moment. See you later.