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Okay So yeah, like the title implies here I have a video that I kind of want to start the night off with and then we'll get into discussion here With the discord you can see they're already talking but I'm gonna go ahead and bring them in and then I'm gonna play the video so that we can all watch it together and Essentially, I'm just using this as a stepping stone. I'm gonna get into some other stuff as well Talk a little bit about my chat with destiny my debate with destiny Which some of you guys probably know about others not I'd prefer you not and I'll talk about that a little bit but Basically as many people as you watch this channel, you know that I think the ultimate goal here is The criminalization of the Republicans Definitely Donald Trump and his supporters and essentially just moving us towards a one-party state So that they can get rid of these pesky disagreements and bring the whole country to a utopia you know if they just didn't have any opposition then we could get that done and Basically Jack Smith did an interview recently and he said that Trump supporters are gonna start targeting Democrat politicians for assassination Of course, right. It's good. You got to have a pretext to when they before they start rounding us all up, right?  I think that's the ultimate end goal here for that and They're kind of doing that with the J6. That's why they're really going hard after all those people, you know, that's easy They can easily go after those people.  Hello. Who is that new? I can't see your name for some reason Pizza. All right, cool All right So, yeah You guys don't even know but I got this video of Jack Smith earlier and it really it just it's another one of those things where it really looks Like they're trying to push us towards the criminalization of eventually I think all opposition to the Uniparty or whatever you want to call it but right now they're gonna start out with Trump supporters And I mentioned how that's kind of why we're seeing them throw the book at the J6 people Not only to kind of bolster the narrative, but that's easy pickings they can get as many of them, you know in prison as possible and Then they're gonna come after the rest of us as possible, you know domestic terrorist threats and Jack Smith Who you know is coming after Donald Trump?  I'll share it with all of you Me do this here real quick That way all of us can watch it So let me know it's only 19 seconds All right, I'm gonna play Yeah, meet your mics. Hold on. Let's do this over so I'm sorry. He didn't actually say it in an interview. He said that in a filing Basically saying that if Trump were to win then he would use the state of the Union to instruct us all to kill politicians And we would of course do that What do you guys think about that? Isn't that pretty wild? Well, no that it came from Jack Smith Right. I know but it's just like Even that report in itself. That's sort of like insane fear mongering could give their their side all the justification They need to go carry out actions. Hold on. I don't think my desktop audio is coming through Hold on. You guys probably didn't hear any of that. Did you hold on?  Let me figure out what that is. I don't know why that would be one second Did you did you guys hear that video that I played I? You okay, I'm looking for my Sorry, everybody. Sorry. Let me I'm trying to fix this but for some reason. I don't see I don't see my Option here for this one second. This is why nobody watches my stream I I don't see it Yeah, I know Yeah, my desktop audio is just not on there. I can't Well, I'm trying to fix it right now. Oh, there we go. That should be working. You guys talk. Oh, it's still not working What in the world? Yeah, I don't know what's going on. Oh Wait, there it goes. It's working now now talk All right, there we go. I got it Anybody watching me? There we go. Can we hear chat whoever's left? All right, so let me yes, let me Let me replay. It's only a 19 second video. Let me do that one more time just so we're all on the same page I don't know if the streamer and the people watching actually heard it. So let me read you this one more time. Yeah I think because this could be right out of a political will just read again from the filing because this could be right out of a political thriller quote The nation would have no recourse to deter a president from inciting his supporters during a State of the Union address to kill opposing lawmakers to ensure that he remains in office unlawfully Okay, so the claim from Jack Smith and they just seem to be making more and more insane claims They can just get away with saying anything I guess Well, why what how is that? How does that claim actually work? Like what how what is his backing that's saying that the nation has no recourse? The nation could be like no We just can't help ourselves bad Yeah, I'm The claim doesn't make any sense And I'm not sure that that is exactly the claim. I mean what's special about the State of the Union message anyways? Right. Oh, you could did he could make this statement at any time Right a rally in Arkansas. Well, it's just like he can activate everybody.  Well, no, I'm not talking about any legal weight I am that's why I was saying at the beginning that like I think this is part of building a case to the To the public or at least like ceding the idea over time more and more and more that these people have to be dealt with We need to do something with this unsavory group, you know, and I think that we are coming to a point where they will start Rounding up Trump supporters But I thought I thought it was the conservatives that were being rounded up Are they scared that they're gonna get rounded up and retaliation to that? Right? I know that's Exactly, that's what it seems like, right? But they're trying to right and they're just trying to scare the public but think about that like what they're doing They're they're basically trying to make half the country Almost murderously paranoid of the other side How often are you seeing people make comments like this is this a one-off because I'm not used to seeing it well first of all Jack Smith. Let's I mean, he's not just anybody, right? And I don't know. Oh Okay, but okay, but he's a person with perceived status and power, you know right now and That is a legal filing. It's pretty official to put something like that into the record And so and it's not a one-off I mean, it just kind of goes hand-in-hand with this narrative We've seen over and over really since Trump got into office that Him and his supporters are a domestic threat white supremacist semi-fascist All these sorts of things right and I think that is being done for a reason It's not just rhetoric, right? It's Division you have divide and conquer type stuff Yeah, you're definitely creating extremes that are warring against each other But how much traction do you think this is going to take? How much how much will that come? I mean, it's got your attention. It you know, it got your heckled. Well, think about the juries that are Well, think about the juries are gonna be deciding these cases Not just Trump, but like anybody really associated that let's just say let's say they do start rounding up Trump supporters For some reason, maybe you know, they made a meeting like people are getting prison time for memes So who knows what they'll concoct, right? And and they'll have some though the media will be right there make, you know, building up these sort of Already these pre justifications for that happening when it does That's what I'm concerned about. Yeah, I would I would agree with you on that actually because it does it does It is up to the jury, right? In most cases when it comes to this kind of stuff and these people are just people that give their opinions on Right what they think of the lawsuit So if they do like keep scaring the people consistently, especially in a blue state and they hire a jury then The chances are they're gonna vote against Trump about even if they're completely wrong There's gonna be anybody I mean you're just I think I feel like more and more they're shaving people off Who just don't want to deal with it, you know more and more people are just like whatever. I'll just go with the flow It's way easier I'm not gonna be associated with these people and it's gonna be like the clip, you know The people the I guess strongest willed or hearted hardest headed people that are gonna be left over Yeah, I would agree with you on that too There are people that are either center or center right or anything that they just at a certain point I even hear a lot in person that they just don't want to deal with it. It's like man Sometimes I just don't want to do with the baggage. It's like well, that's exactly what they want, right? They don't want you to do with the baggage. So yeah, I would say it's there's also the the people that Believe where there's smoke. There's fire therefore Just you know show enough smoke and they're eventually going to believe there's fire Right, they'll just accept and they've done that pretty well with the whole no evidence and conspiracy theory and far right like they just call anything they any thing they don't want to Spread or become accepted and as those things and you got a lot of like destiny He was debating with Rob this afternoon or this evening. I don't know if you guys were watching that But man over and over and over I heard him saying these things no evidence conspiracy theory No evidence conspiracy crazy conspiracy. It's just like the media has been doing. It's not hard to see why that it's just an easy deflection for anything that you don't want to hear you don't agree with or you know I Did not watch that Do you think that there was any thing gained from the conversation? Oh, yeah, Rob did a much better job He's way better at that It's funny. It's funny watching him. He's just like clinical man. He the guy. He knows what he's doing I Watched. Yeah. Yes, I go ahead. No, go ahead Yeah, I was just gonna say I watched like the first hour of the rob one too And what this he does is he does like to interrupt a lot like he does not let Rob finish his points ever Like not one time that I ever see it Yeah, I don't know if they're still going or not they were I wanted to Maybe do something about that just because are they doing it now? Yeah, he was live what I posted Okay, yeah, they were going at it right right the moment. It was pretty good to his Rob Rob bluster's a man. It's funny It's really funny. I love it Yeah, okay, my bad. I was talking about the one that I think of last week. Maybe a few days ago something like that. Oh Yeah, he did that one too. Yeah, but yeah, I think I think that's what we're watching and I Hate seeing these people like Mary What's it? What's his name? Mari Elber or whatever his name is from him All those people from emcee emcee emcee are so swarming You know who my favorite is though Let's take a guess China The time stamp when I said them That's Joey Reed Rachel Maddow, she's a close second Also, you guys hear this here that Eric Adams now is gonna sue the bus companies that are bringing It's to the city. I did see that that Is it really?  Yeah Right either that or any kind of suing is just gonna knock them out for good Should have their corporate offices in a greyhound bus and that way they could be mobile and be Anything But I just find that I find this whole others base a base I find this whole thing Well, so you guys saw that Eric Adams initially said I'm bad, you know, I'm passing he passed some ordinance or something you can't the buses can't bring them in without prior like notifications So they started just dropping them off in New Jersey right at the subway that takes them into New York So they just were doing that. That's what they're doing right now And now they're saying they're gonna sue the bus companies which it's And and of course the media is happily, you know happily goes along with it like oh my god These dastardly Republicans you got to start it's like people got start questioning every time they turn on the TV It's blaming Republicans for something. It's like come on like questions I didn't see how they could blame the bus companies right I say I say they just keep going with these tactics. It seems like it's a sanctuary city They invited it enjoy it like I just love this whole thing that like the border states have got to just deal with it You know, we're telling these people to come but you guys got to deal with this not us They really like in their hearts people these people say they want to go to New York There's there was I was talking to an older gentleman today that grew up in Texas and he's saying Although he's been paraphrased. He's basically saying although they're they're dealing with the influx of immigration from Texas Don't be surprised if they're shipping out way more than the people that are just coming in that they don't like from Texas I was like, dude, I don't live there. I don't know if that's true or not, but it's an interesting point of view if I mean, but at the same time When it comes to suing the bus companies, they're taking they're doing a service from point A to point B How can you sue somebody for that? Right, you can't there's no right Right, you cannot it's insane. He's just desperate He they brought this on themselves. They're desperately trying to pass the buck onto somebody else as you that's what Democrats Typically are doing our politicians in general Right, what about the lawsuit of the federal government against Texas for Texas wanting to protect its own border, right? That's that's a Little frustrating. Yeah, I wish we need we need Pisco in here Pisco We need a lawyer in here to explain this to us because yeah, that makes no sense at that point You have to ask like and I tried to find I thought there was some like actual official mandate of government and one of those Official mandates was protecting the borders like there's very few mandates Right, there's very few Mandates and that's one of them and it seems that when they are attacking their own They're attacking their own states for trying to do that What does the government? What does that say about the government at that point? That they wanted to said that they wanted to be compromised the only logical right Are we compromised or are we infiltrated and they're literally just trying? I don't know like are these people in power so compromised and they just don't care at this point They're like whatever.  I don't see integrity I mean, I'm not saying that across the board. It's that way But the more we're paying attention and debating these things and the more we're looking into it There's so much illogical things happening that when it comes to the You know America first type concept of us being a nation that's got a strong economy and can take care of itself and take care of others We're crippling that at light speed. Yeah, so right they they want us to be this like beacon But they're taking they're gonna destroy our ability to do that people are so it's like it's a good thing to have an open mind And all this but not to open your brains fall out.  Oh, I'm gonna bring up the stats. I'm just I'm just seeing the same stuff over over this side of the pond as well they must see by Blood in the country whether it's America mainland Europe or the UK with with people from from mainly poorer countries With lack of education in different cultures How can they not think this is gonna cause massive problems in society overall, you know, especially when it's uncontrolled. It's just like It's a 10,000 a day at the moment that's coming in in America. Yeah But they must they must know what they're doing to their own country these politicians there then a special breed So I got these stats here from what can okay the great. Can I read them real quick here you guys? Go for it You guys can see him if you Look at my screen there if you just maximize it you can see the stats I have up here but uh, so in 2010 we had I Guess this is per year Yeah, pre real quick before I'll wait till afterwards, but let me get first word. Go ahead so in 2010 we had 463,000 people come in and 2011 340,000 the number stayed within that range up until about 2019 and then we see a jump Which that's still a lot of people.  But then you get to 2019 2020 starts getting up 2021 almost 2 million through 2022 almost 3 million and 2023 we're at 32 Million right now. So I'm sorry at 3 million 200 so for for the 3.2 million situation or 20 my cousin this just earlier tonight with dance the The number at the border was like half of that like 1.4 million and then the rest of those numbers were a legal and Where a cop or something we didn't we couldn't figure out that out where the rest of that number comes from somehow within the United States People are being interacted with that are illegal Also, and then they're added to a list like I didn't understand how they're getting that whole number But even if it even if it was 1.4 million, that's still massive. Yeah Well, just to give context last year in the UK. It was 750,000 That was as opposed to that that was total. So that was the total as opposed to Well, that's what we imported. Well, he's tripled in the last sort of 10 years But not like the jump hasn't been around the same period of time like 2021 Yeah, yeah, it went up during kung-fu it went through the roof during kung-fu legal So that's legal migration and illegal together. Did you have a change of government over there? No during that time? No So They're all in on it Globalist types situation trust me.  There's probably some country somewhere that yeah, we're not shitting down It's it's just it's just it's the same throughout Europe. I mean all the tensions that are going on in Europe and I'm sure in America as well goes on in the UK So you might be able to relate to this also well. She this is riddles question of on the two cents channel We have all these people that are coming in we have illegal immigrants coming in in large numbers and Then you know should illegal immigrants be allowed access to free health care like they're supporting now in, California no and Just to just give you a little bit of context when when they arrive legally in the UK They get processed within 24 hours they'll go to a destination the destination could be a country house could be a castle generally three to four star hotel And they get mobile dentists.  So it sucks Well finding is the first thing and then when they take a new patient that might be like six months away from right, right? We got into one and it was like really ancient stuff and I'm like my wife went there for her appointment And she's like it's all really ancient stuff and I'm like, I'm good. I'm not going there. You're still using leeches, right? I would I would open both hands to that place. Honestly at the moment You better have money in both of those hands That was pretty quick so basically no free healthcare got it We're talking about the value of a penny not being worth a penny and it costing more than a penny to create a penny so the whole aspect of Currency in the United States especially for small coins. I'm definitely questioning the reasoning for continuing All the resources for that The only point we really need is a quarter That is the lowest value that we need because what do you see yourself buying with pennies dimes or nickels? What are you buying for a quarter? You need the quarters to do you scratch his kid? Yeah, that's why I say keep the quarter Keep the quarter and get rid of all the other coins. I use Chuck E cheese tokens for that Steve Here's it here. All right, so this is one that here's another riddle question Is the accusation of plagiarism for Claudia gay conservative weapon? Say that question again exactly how it's written Is the accusation of plagiarism for Claudia gay doctor gay a conservative weapon? No Just a weapon. Did you guys? I don't think it's I don't think it's a weapon at all in any situation. Well, why conservative even it's just law Yeah, right?  It was like they're obviously back They got standards to 28. That's the most I Think they were treating it like they were being attacked by conservatives, but they really weren't I think that's 100 spin Yeah, I mean of all accounts it's against Harvard's rules plagiarism, right? Oh hell, yes If she got caught out when she was 21 when she was in university to whatever you say are fair enough But it was it's like 43 50 times, right? 43 and and she's she was he's what of Harvard this the chairman of it or some other principle She's got a coat it's not it's not a conservative weapon. It's a it's just a weapon.   It's a lot of my language Yeah, you want to hear something funny? She made as the president or chancellor or whatever 960,000 So right she's going to keep her professorship bare at Harvard For a zero dollar salary reduction So she's going to stay on for nine hundred and 50,000 or 60,000 do less and get paid just the same. Yeah How does she get that position? How can she get promoted? She see she has to be a diversity hire There's no other way of looking at it. There's no other way There's a kareem john pierre of of harvard. I mean Got hires because She does she's a doctor she's obviously got a doctorate but Well, uh, can you challenge that the phd on plagiarism? Of course. Yeah, I mean if you're plagiarizing then A lot of people do plagiarize some things so plagiarize a whole lot more than just that one thing Which is what we've also found with dr. Gay Right. This thesis looks like dr. Seuss green eggs and ham. You're like, no, no, no, I wrote that No, it's dr. Gay All right I think I am instead of sam. I am um Hey speaking of the dei stuff. Can I jump in real quick? Yes, are we moving on a little better? I was gonna add just one more thing Okay I see it very much as I actually think that the plagiarism is almost a left-leaning tool because I I cannot like The source is apocryphal, but I have heard accusations of antisemitism towards her Like that she has been antisemitic so it It makes logical sense that the left would latch on to the plagiarism And just completely forget about the antisemitism Well, they tried that was the initial thing was when she at least a phonic obviously questioned her She got a pass on that of course The other one didn't right right. She she resigned. Yeah context wasn't a context She said it depends on the context where you can do it And the context is it's different when democrats do it. That's all the time. That's the only difference Hold on. Okay. So Elon musk said, you know tweeted out or xed out today Discrimination on a very like who can disagree with this right discrimination on the basis of race, which dei does Which is true undeniably is literally the definition of racism, which it is right?  I totally forgot about this. I'm glad you got on this So he tweets out and I'm not going to read all this but Let me help you give you my thoughts on dei and he's like diversity good business Look where others don't find the employees that will put the business in the best possible position to succeed and then We live in a country with very diverse demographics in this era where trust of business can be hard to come by People tend to connect more easily to people who are like them interesting Having a workforce as diverse as representative of your stakeholders is good for business So keep that in mind because who's mark cuban? Doesn't he own a basketball team? Oh, yeah, the mavericks. Okay. All right. He's got a lot of money. All right. He's well Well, the main point here is that he owns the mavericks. Oh, wait, he talks about a I'm sorry. Go ahead my bad. Well, anyway, he talks about equity and he says this first of all He's like equity which okay Is the opposite of equality. He says treating people equally does not mean treating them the same First of all, yeah, it does Equity equity is a core principle of business. Oh really is it now It is not. Okay. Now now go back. Let's go back to his diversity stuff You you shouldn't have skipped that sentence after that treating treating people equally doesn't mean treating them the same I made the mistake for a lot of years thinking it did He was so close to being right Hey mark cuban Is this is this the guy that's uh, also he was also Defending being funded and shielding for the for for china circles. Yeah on china. Yeah. Yeah, yeah Oh, okay.  Just be real here So, uh, elan must comes back right after all this and you can read it But it's just typical mantra and he says cool. So when when should we expect to see a short white asian woman on the mabs? That's pretty good Right and it's like that's never gonna happen. So hold on. I gotta go back here real quick because he He he gets rolled for this, right? So he has to keep making posts And he says uh here, uh Here we can do the mavericks. Oh here we go So jd vance comes back and says The same thing do the dallas mavericks reflect the demographics of america as a whole because remember what he was saying about diversity and business and All of that. Well, that's different when he does it, right?  First as an organization as a whole. Yes, we do more importantly if you understand the value of dei So it's valuable, right? It's not in checklist and quotas. Well. Yeah, it is actually and it's an understanding of how to best compete as a company Black tall We you're right. We hire the people who put us in the best position to succeed, right? So that's not dei then That's not equity. That's just normal equality operating like what Like all of a sudden the fact that his basketball team is very not diverse Or equitable or you know, it's like it doesn't matter now because I have it oh, I just These people it's like I both understand them deeply I'm completely baffled by them also It's just more idiotic doublespeak. That's all it is And when he went when someone points out the doublespeak because his basketball team, you know Is watched by you know, white people and short people he then said, you know, he kind of He doubles back and tries, you know to frame it a slightly differently Doesn't the term doublespeak come from 1984? Yes, I think so. Yeah Dave Ruhman said That stuff Is there someone forcing He responded keep it responding said lol. Yep.   Excuse me as opposed to Two parties that live inside this landlock like I don't I tend to see the country as I don't know. I'm more and more seeing just this divide and two camps And I feel like it's less of america united's I feel it's like less than visual individual people in the united states of america and more This divide that's just getting bigger and bigger into two separate camps, right? Seems on purpose too at this point. I used to wonder about that Back in my early days of starting to see this but Nowadays it's like it seems almost undeniable that it's On purpose. It's you know, it's some sort but then again, you know, maybe not, you know, I don't know Pick anything pick anything in how they're doing legislation for It seems the way it's being legislated is to put people against each other Right, but could that just be the result of everybody being so like it's like everybody is locked into their positions to the point that Like I will talk about it earlier that the democrats are coming out against The right and everything about this list saying that they're uh, like they're There's something wrong with them coming at your pedophiles like this somehow legitimizes what they said about the pedophiles And it's like, why would you even write this article unless like it's just that they're against it? So you're you've got to defend it, you know I mean A side point to to what you just said a different point of how the american situation If you look at the house or you look at congress talk back and forth to each other It's like they can't ever agree on anything. There's no There's no It's no longer a time of forward progression because there's never no one's any not going to agree with the other side no matter what So how does the country how does the country function like that? Well, let me throw this out there Can you see a civil war in america? In the next year in the next 11 months or maybe in the next two years Not without something extremely drastic happening and I don't think the conservatives will be the one They might I feel like the conservatives will be the one to defend themselves if something ridiculous happens I agree Yeah, but it doesn't matter what you could say defend yourselves Unfortunately, we don't have Enough of the media to be like they'll definitely spin it'll it's a bit like the running man They'll spin it all against us and any media that comes out and says, you know Anything opposing that will be cast as conspiracy theorists and far right Misinformation disinformation, it'll be taken out by the government I have a it'll be a ruby rich I have a question in Canada. They're doing more laws and Is it the Spokesman from the u.n.'s Mentioned it today. I seen a tape where she's talking about Misinformation and disinformation. I think I remember rightly disinformation. It's just information. They don't want you to tell It's not even misinformation. It's not even false. It's correct. It's just games the narrative That's why yeah, whereas Misinformation is like the stuff that's happening with the epstein documents right now where they're photoshopping people Documents as they're being released live, you know live stream and they're like taking jimmy Mirrors again though, isn't it? It's not even a list. It's a core case And well, it is documents, but more so like the actual misinformation That to me is like misinformation where people are doctoring documents with bullshit and presenting it as real information Yeah, whereas when someone has a narrative that's different but not based on bullshit based on Facts and that's being labeled as misinformation. Then we have a problem Then it's a well.  Well, she's sorry. I didn't understand Well, it doesn't matter what they actually call it. Is it They're gonna pull it. Anyway, they're gonna pull that information away from Public because it goes against what they want, you know, it should be like the kung-fu, isn't it?  We're all taken out. We're in there if no one was free from it Including including doctors in the ccp Like the chinese doctors, too. Well, they were taken out full time Do you think that red media is on an uptick as of the end of last year? Do you think it's becoming more tolerated and accepted and sought after And less taboo What what now rw The media still like drone text type of of of media. Yes, definitely more more accepted now. I mean You know, he can tell you from his view is obviously he's mainly in america, but he's got viewers all over the world And the same for any youtube channel now it will widespread I mean, it's just getting the reach now. It's being shadow banned all the time and being restricted That's the biggest problem So I guess my question is do you think that the shadow banning is coming down? Or do you think that more people are seeking after it? actively or like I feel like I feel like there's an uptick in Viewing of that type of material now That wasn't there halfway through last year That's my personal vibe. I don't know if anyone else is getting that vibe or not Whether it's a algorithm thing or a people Society thing or what? Um, I think it's getting worse. Yeah, I'm sorry. Can I can repeat the question? Because I I think I might have uh, if I think I heard what you said correctly then I might have at least a response to that Do you think do you think that right wing media or red media? The media that was being crushed by the narrative uh by algorithms and shadow banning Do you think that it's on an uptick because I feel like since The end of last year probably the last couple months of the last year to Definitely 2024 beginning There seems to be an uptick in reception or allowance of red wing media. Yes. Absolutely. Uh, you're talking about non mainstream, right? Not mainstream. I don't know what you're talking about talking about republican Leaning media. Yeah Yeah Yeah, okay. Yeah, I would absolutely say yes, and I think it's been happening for a few years now That's why they were trying to ban them All right, so that's it's yeah, absolutely. Yeah, why do you think that? What do I think that yeah, I mean you have Is it just a sense or do you have some? Yeah, because I mean we got yeah, you got the twitter files, right? I mean all the exposure of what was happening the entire You know duration of coven anybody that wanted to talk about it Was just censored right and usually you'd be rate leading people that would be talking about it It's like, oh well god forbid anybody wants to discuss an experimental emergency vaccine, right? Right, but oh, we just had to we just had to just accept it and usually it was rate leading people that did that And of course they would be censored So yeah, that would absolutely there's also the aspect of media is coming out that allowed it like Elon musk allowing more to happen on his platform twitter uh The other youtube that we post you sometime rumble um and Like getter and stuff like this. I feel like there's a couple medias that have come out to be the counterbalance And I don't know if that made a big push or not Hey guys, I have something uh, we can do here if anybody's interested I don't know if you guys have seen the shed. I haven't uh vivek apparently destroyed this nbc reporter And I thought we could it's about four minutes long I thought we could watch it and pause it throughout and comment if you guys are interested You know when it happened just like today a little bit ago Yes, it's good like an hour ago hour or two ago. Oh wow, okay I think I've seen this if you join my channel should be able to watch it. We can all watch it together He was on the beck was on info wars last night. So he's definitely moving around Mr. What I think it's about white supremacy. He just doesn't show for it. So Yeah, I think well, I'm not sure but I'm going to do it right now. Here we go You've put a lot of ideas out there. You've uh suggested on the campaign trail that january 6 was an inside job That the plot to kidnap gretchen whitmer was an a job of inside Entrapment that the house republicans. We know that let me finish that the house republicans impeachment inquiry Is part of a democratic plot to sideline biden That there is a devious democratic scheme to actually nominate nicky hailey The reality is none of these are top issues for iowan for iowa voters So why are you focused on these conspiracy theories? Well, I'm focused as a heavy-handed word dash if you take 80 of what I said I'm talking about policy in future direction of the country talking about how we'll increase the supply of energy to bring down the cost For everyday americans and so that's 80 of what i'm talking about, but i'm not going to hide From what I do believe are realities hiding in plain sight that people deserve to know about Which the last item that you described It's not a secret that larry fink is going to fundraisers of nicky hailey propping her up That actually one of the biggest funders of the lawsuits against trump including efforts to keep him off the ballot Is reid hoffman the founder of linkedin? That's a quarter million dollar donor to super PAC supporting nicky hailey And so I reject this mainstream media general narrative of dismissing something as a conspiracy theory When in fact i'm a big fan of going after facts hiding in plain sight But you know that when you say these things you know when you bring up the gretchen litmer thing You know when you bring up january that's grounded in fact January six being an inside job Yes, 80 percent of what you talk about might be policy, but when you hit those issues That's going to take over the news cycle. You know how it should i'm speaking the truth Are you using that to to get attention as you've been To the contrary Yeah, is that like a is like a helper Is she all our way is she like a fact checker is she gonna like fact check him out of the spot or something I was just wondering like why she just slowly looked over to Right that was the weirdest thing Why aren't you just saying what causes you to pull that mystery signs That's what every other political candidate's doing they're taking what their consultants serve them up Here's what the voters say are the top issues back to them what the voters want to hear So why i'm sharing my true convictions and I think if we want to revive our constitutional republic We deserve a government that tells the people the truth again Not just when it's easy, but when it is hard Our government has systematically lied to us on things that really matter Of the origin of covet 19. We were told for years that didn't come from a lab in china when it absolutely did In fact, you were suppressed on social media for saying it the eve of the last election I think it's shameful that the hunter biden laptop story was Suppressive Same fbi that's investigating conservatives the same fbi and the same law enforcement apparatus jack smith that has subpoenaed Millions of americans for anybody who liked or retweeted a donald trump post in 2020 That's orwellian, but that's the same federal law enforcement apparatus that put people up to an alleged kidnapping Plot that they otherwise wouldn't have been put up to multiple defendants acquitted On grounds of entrapment and so is this is this a top issue that voters bring up on the mind of voters? Absolutely, it's not but at the mainstream media is pushing and the establishment of both parties is pushing one established narrative It's not a priority for voters. Why are you so focused on it because truth is a priority for me That's the answer truth is the truth is the priority for this campaign And I don't need to speak into it every other professional politician is spouting off We need to speak the hard truth that other candidates are unwilling to touch and even though that doesn't Poll necessarily on what you know nbc or the new morning register or another media outlet is going to ask voters What are the top issues on their mind? It's important. What really is important to many voters. I believe is a government that trusts them with the hard truth again That hasn't happened for a very long time. And so my view is if that's what the voters want That's what they're going to get from me. They want somebody like we should be able to trust department Well, because it's like uh, if if let's say Chris Christie gets elected like he Just he goes along with these narratives. And so you can't there's gonna be a huge chunk of this country That will never trust anything that you know comes from him. And so yeah, I I like his angle there I mean, it's he's saying and he deals with her questions so well here. He doesn't you know start You know, uh, uh, what's that called gish galloping or any of that? He just basically says look I don't really care if this is polling. I care about what is true in these cases. The media doesn't care. We know that You know, that's great Pointing that out because they're they don't care all they care about is you know repeating a narrative Uh, steve is that her actual name briann Fafnan schneel. Yes Who is it? Who's fashion schneel? The pink lady. Oh pink dress lady. She's kind of creepy. What is she doing? What's her purpose? Moral support See the woman do the reform things change tax rates by one percent one direction or another and call that a legislative accomplishment Go with somebody else. That's not me But if you want a candidate who is actually going to revive the ideals of 1776 Who is going to cross the people transparently with what the government knows to be true If you want a government that actually is oven for and by the people again I think i'm the sole candidate in this race who can deliver that Yeah, man, I'm gonna vote for the back man. I'm a vape.  I I swear Trump should be the vape's vp Yeah, I agree. I believe trump. I think that should be Oh, no, you said trump should be the vape's vp, right Exactly what you said, but No If you think about it riddle, that means that he could be a president again for years from now when he's dead Probably but you know, I think wait, is that bro?   No, it's fine. The only reason I know it's vape is because it is a little rap. He says vape rhymes with cake Yeah, I heard. Yeah, I heard a couple a couple of Let's talk about this thing. Yeah What was do you say you know when I you know Can I just say uh say I the way I see the media Just playing all this around it's all they do they just do soundbites. Just take it out of context put their own Commentary spin on it to make it look like news, but really it's not news. It's more like set pseudo news disguises propaganda Do you think that they write it themselves or do you think they might plagiarize those things? Oh, I wouldn't be surprised they that news have been involved in plagiarism like I see a common new cycle in which news articles just copy each other's writing, you know, because there may be different news agency He knows that Yeah, because there was this one time because when I see an article I noticed that on these occasions they just copy what other news news agencies do so I just feel like there's a massive plagiarism like a secret agreement to plagiarize each other So it's like this is this like a chicken or the egg kind of deal going on right now I don't know what is chicken of the egg What's the first who plagiarized who and if they're plagiarizing who was the original one? Yeah, it's just that it's it's it's the thing, you know, because here's the thing Remember how Trump's a couple of first year presidents They say the walls are closing in every time other people are saying walls are closing in on on trump from different news aid news media So how many years now six seven years almost maybe The walls are closing in this time they got and the walls are closing in Or the latest or the latest or the latest one I'll never forget that video man that video that chronicles it through the entire four years as it's said I just feel like there's there's some sort of copying each other's work or a secret Collaboration just to spin the news into their own purpose between a lot of the mainstream media I would say it's more of a collaboration as opposed to a plagiarism It really wasn't isn't a secret. I mean there for a while ago they were A bunch of them were caught uh Collaborating they had a slack channel which you know only progressive journalists were You know were invited and so they and though they got caught and they deleted that channel I'm sure they're they do the same thing over You know signal and other Other apps where they but they basically share narratives And uh I Why did you mention that uh The way I see the I think you mentioned that I'm just trying to figure out Like how like you mentioned about how they collaborate with each other I just feel I'm trying to how to put this in perspective Like there is some sort of how should I put it? I I forgot just to continue on I'm not sure what you're saying. Sorry Since he stopped I'll interject. I did some looking up into how many terms you can serve as vice president And there is no term limit on serving as vice president You can serve As many different presidents as you want. There's no term limit on being vice president But there's no term limit on being vice president. Did you check the constitution? Gentlemen, I think we just I think we just found the trick to insurrection It's the 22nd amendment. It only limits the president Yeah, it only limits the president. There's no actual limit on How long you can serve as vice president?  I'm sure right? Well, here's the thing Yeah, it's by svp, right? I use uh ai trombones once in a video Where I have like the only reason why that we have a we have it in the constitution is because Before the constitutional amendment There was a convention in which presidents kind of Agree to serve only to have a go at two terms And and after f dr, you know serve full terms as president There was a constitutional amendment that meant that only the president can serve two terms right But what they're saying what the what the group I hear the group saying is that if you go in as a vp Even if you've been a president twice If you're a vp and something happens and you become the president in that scenario It's it's a loophole. It's obama. There's no barman running the office in the moment Not big mic either I don't know. I think that would be a restriction of acting president Okay, can I ask you like how the what is has there been any constitutional questions about if a president somehow Suddenly dies and then the vp takes over Is that their official first term or is that like a acting term until they officially serve their first term So I think there's two years of leeway before it becomes their official first term Can they receive what you've served over two years right then it's Your first term, but if you serve under two years Then it doesn't technically count towards your first term. So you can technically serve up to 10 years as president 10 years that's that's pretty unique. Like that's that's longer than that That's just what I got from minor googling. So you could be don't forget. You could be the vice president forever The amendment only limits how many times you can be elected president. It doesn't limit how many times you can Take over as president Being the vice president and the president is is removed. You can become the president without being elected So you could you could do that over and over and over again It reminds me of the thing, you know, bow throwing barney out of the tavern and then barney's right behind him again Yeah, it's going to be amazing because if donald chump becomes president again It's going to be like historical because it's going to be the first time a president candidate who lost regains becoming president after after like since The late 20th century I mean 19th century There was a president who serves one term Then lost and then won it back again Like who was that president? I think it was grover cleveland.  Or is he going to get stonewalled on every single aspect of his presidency? Well, I feel like trump is going to actually be more harder than he was on his last term So I feel like he's kind of got brutal It means that he's hard, but he still has to do checks and balances. What's the different? Well, it means well, it's the thing he has more leeway. He won't be able he means he won't he'll be um Like he can actually do whatever he can to try and do it, you know Because I remember that time when obama when he won second term he spoke to the Former russian president that he would said he would have more leeway after us when he wins second term I don't know. I it sounds like a fairytale scenario Well, I'm not saying it may be a fairytale, but it means that he said that to meddev Or how do you say that name? Yeah, meddev's meddev. That's the pleasure. That's I think that that's a good day Don't don't forget. Putin has been dead about five times in the last two years. He's got like cancer He's had strokes heart disease He's been poisoned. He's got super scabies He just uh neuromuscular disease He's still going mate. He's still going that that that mainstream media I'll tell you are there's so many things happen to this boy. He keeps on bouncing back and then he answers my questions for five hours It's a body double. Here's the thing. Even if we know that Putin is a dictator How many things that mainstream media lie about Putin? Like we can agree on things that Putin is a dictator But what about the things that the mainstream media lie just to Incorporate their own agenda like they may tell tell things They may tell things the truth about Putin But they'll actually also say a lot of dumb things just to promote Just to promote their own policy like, you know their agenda like support the you know their own I'm trying to word this correctly Like support the president the government's power influence control That's what I'm trying to say because the media only has to report on something that fits their narrative So if they go report That he's been poisoned or he's had a stroke or he's got diabetes Or he's got cancer or he's dead again They'll report it even though like three weeks ago that they've obviously debunked their last time He said he was dead or on a stroke is now they're saying he's got something else If if it fits their narrative that mainstream media happy to promote it I'd like to segue here just a little bit Uh to the south korean Opposition guy that was got stabbed in the neck. You can do that Oh, yeah, I've actually heard of that like seriously Real quick real quick before you do that before you get into that I did invite rob who just ended the stream uh to come over here I don't know if he will but i'm just throwing that out there. We might talk about that good Okay, well looks like base who wants to go first I'm just curious if you can relate anything to the guy that got stabbed in the neck because Does anyone look ever I have not looked into anything at all about that Okay, I I think I found for what I've actually Read is that it's possible that the the guy who stabbed the uh the opposition leader Had some sort of grudge against him for uh, what the opposition leader did All right opposition leader from which opposition from what? South korea south korea I know but the current party from south korea which against the current party in in I think he's a leftist A leftist. I believe he's democratic Democratic The one that did the stabbing or the one who got stabbed the one who was stabbed Because this this is a important difference here like because they're Democratic is not the same as being democrat in the u.s. Right, so this would be more like a like right-leaning Person in in south korea That was stabbed No, the guy who was the who was let who was the opposition leader. He's left leaning the president is a conservative I see Okay. Yeah, so so yeah So it was a trump supporter a maga guy that stabbed him Yeah, basically Yeah Yeah Very strong Could we do a uh a subject change drunk tech? It's not now, but obviously in the future to do with the mass shooting with the The uh plans Individual Can we call this? Yeah. Oh, yeah Yeah, in place called perry. I believe perry, yep I'm I didn't study much into that. I've just heard, you know, because I love unions I heard alex stein was actually on the scene and trying to Alex stein started roasting the police quite bad actually. It's quite good Isn't that the guy from that goes on info wars and he's just like Yeah, he's the one that said a big blue latina Oh, yeah Hey, you'll see For what I've heard about the guy the guy who stabbed the opposition leader. He's in his mid sixties He was born. He said he was born in 1957 His surname is camp. I think the real question is like why Why did he do it? Right? Obviously It's positive. I for what I've read earlier like for what I last time I checked It's possible the guy had a grudge against him for what he did Because he believed that the opposition leader did something wrong and and the guy who stabbed From the bbc as of today the motive for the attack is still not known Although kim told reporters before attending a court hearing that he had submitted to police an eight page note explaining his reason That there was a guy there was a guy Going around Liverpool last night with a gun with flip-flops and And they were caught the the ministry media will call him a Liverpool a Liverpool man But I mean this guy was your typical Should we say clash the cloth? character with his Sliders on or whatever you want to call him Yeah, he was he resided in Liverpool at the time. That's that's for sure.  Yeah He was walking around the town with he was walking around the town with like a semi It wasn't a classical like a semi automatic just Taking potions Lee has actually been facing corruption allegations and trials Wait, what I'm confused now. There's too much interruption. What's going on? Okay, I just found out that the opposition leader got stabbed. He's facing allegations of corruption and he's been currently facing court trials Okay for what? Well, I do know the corruption part. I've I just found he's been facing Corruption allegations and it's possibly he's gone to trial for that I see right, but for what was the corruption trials for I mean like the that like it's what is what's the charges? I mean, I'll have to have a look at that.  Yeah, he built a shotgun and assassinated him for anybody. That was insane to me Poor security very poor security. He had uh, he had a reason though No, yeah, there's that's just uh, it's just weird to me. There wasn't much coverage on it And I don't know I hate somebody though, right riddle. It wasn't a political reason. So it wasn't getting but didn't get a lot of coverage So, uh real quick. I just want to throw out there. Uh, I didn't know what day this was so the date that uh, destiny and uh Looks like ed cranson steen and brad brian cranson steen. Who are those two? biden brothers They're gonna be debating uh, january 6th debate this saturday at seven o'clock. It's glenn greenwald alex jones and darin j Wow, I don't know who that is I thought you said it was destiny right? It's too. It's it's it's three on three debate and they're gonna be live Together that sounds it sounds like it's sanity, but I want to watch it. Yeah, I'm gonna watch it Where's it, um, those two brothers in mystery just that just where's it being?  Right. That's what I mean. That's what I meant That's what I meant. Yeah Yeah, he's really good at it.  He's really good at that. He really is Yeah, and Rob's good at dealing with it. I don't think many people are good at dealing with that. Rob is really good Oh Rob Drone tech, did you say Ben Shapiro? No, not Ben Shapiro. It's gonna be uh, destiny and then uh, Alex Jones gun greenwald and some other guy. That's all Three on three.  He wasn't interested he's watching he's watching 2000 mules. Sorry to interrupt man All right guys, what are you guys discussing now? I was just looking out looking out on the south korean leader Yeah, well, uh, I was expecting more from liberal when I debated him He didn't uh Yeah, you can try and thank you Between like Ukraine Russia, uh, and you know the the guys are problems at the moment Well, he's just a kid Right. How old is he's like is he more than 20 to be close? Well folks, um, I'm gonna go ahead and wrap this up. Um Just because We don't have that much more to talk about and we're losing viewers. So I just wanted to kind of wrap this up before they have I hate to Because nobody here is really in the chat to be on the stream or we just hang out and we chat in discord on thursday nights So I want to invite everybody again to uh show up and hang out with us And um, you know, it was a fun stream Um, I'm never I'm never good at this but if you enjoy watching and you enjoy my content Please hit that like button subscribe and keep coming back checking for more. I know right now. I've been kind of uh, Let's say not as consistent as I used to be on videos And it really is just my life right now is crazy with the kids and the baby But things are going to change here soon. I got one that's about to start school So that should help and hey, I'm doing content whenever I can do it so keep checking back and uh, definitely come to hang out with us in discord And I will see you all on the next stream next thursday as usual. See you then


Well, I've done tutorials on getting color in your shell scripts before, and it's not something I do often, because you gotta remember all these exit codes. So, for example, you know, if I say echo, I can say this is a test, and we get this is a test, but I can use these escape codes by adding the dash e argument to my echo command, and then within my string here, I can say backslash e for exit code, and then bracket for m, and what this will do will underline my text. So there you go, but now you also see that now everything I type is underlined, so we have to disable that after using it by adding in at the end of my string here, backslash e bracket zero m, and that puts everything back to default. So what we have here is say, okay, echo this out, look for exit codes. This is an exit code. This exit code is four m, which means underlined, so this will be underlined, and then this is another exit code, zero m, meaning back to normal defaults.  So lots of exit codes. Well, a while back, I saw this post on Reddit, and I thought that I would share this with you today. But basically, this guy has a great idea of taking all those exit codes and putting them into variables at the beginning of your script, or you could actually even throw them into your BashRC if you're using it on your regular system, but for coding, you can throw these as variables at the top of your script, and then utilize them within your script. So, he has a one-liner here that does a bunch of stuff, so I'm just gonna grab that one line. Oops, wrong keys. Let's try that again. Control C, move this out of the way. I will go back in here, and I'll create a new thing. I'll just call it tutorial.sh. And this is gonna be a BashScript. Well, before we do this, you're being like, let's actually just paste in that one line. So this is all one line. It's looping around here, but all one line. But each one of these semicolons, as you know, means a new command. So we want to, we can leave it like this in our code, but I like to break it down and make it a little bit easier to read, have each one on its own line. So what I'm gonna do is I've saved that. I can cat it out, as you can see here. And let's use sed to knock each one of those onto its own line. So I'm gonna say sed-i, meaning edit this file in place. And then we're gonna substitute some stuff in the file called tutorial. And what are we gonna substitute? We're gonna find each semicolon and make it a new line character. And actually, each one of these semicolons, I think has a space after it, so let's do a space two and see how that works out. So we did that and since we did a dash i, instead of seeing the output to the screen, it just edited the file where it was in place. So let's go back in here and as you can see, each one's on its new, its own line now, a little bit easier to read. And you can see I have lots of options here. Now, let's start turning this into a script. I'm going to use my shebang line. You always want this when you're writing out some scripts. Then bash saying this is a bash script. And I'm gonna come down here and after all my variables, I'm just going to say echo. And the way we'll use this is if we look up here, the way they have it set up is all lowercase variables are for the text itself. Uppercase variables are for the background. So if I wanted the text to be read, I would just say dollar sign red or in this case, I'm using curly braces so I can put my string right up next to it. So what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna say this is red. Ignore the fact that it's highlighted red inside Vim here. Let's do another line here. I'll say echo and I'll say dollar sign. And inside the curly braces, I'll say blue and I'll say this is blue. And I can say echo, curly braces. And again, you don't have to have the curly braces there, it's just, if I do it without the curly braces and I say this is green, what's going to happen is it's going to have a space before the words and I don't necessarily want that. And since my text and my terminal is already a green color, let's do something else. I'll say purple. And if this say purple. Now, at this point, if we ran our script when it was done, our command prompt might still be purple and we don't necessarily want that. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna say echo and we're just gonna say dollar sign normal and that should put everything back to normal settings. So you'll always want to have that after changing stuff. It doesn't matter, we don't have to do that at the end of each line because we're just issuing a new color or replacing the old color. So now that we have that, let's change mod plus x to make this script executable. And we're gonna say dot slash, the name of our script and hit enter. And as you can see, we got this is red, this is blue, we got this is purple, and then we got a blank line. Now again, we have this extra space here because I didn't use the curly braces and I had to put a space in there. And this empty line is because of our normal line. So let's do something here and fix that as well. Let's go back into our script. Again, what we can do here, the reason we have that space being in that one line is because of that right there. But if we were to remove that, it see it changes color, it doesn't know where the variable's ending. This, these curly braces are just saying, the variable begins and ends here. And to avoid that new line, I think if I just do dash and it will avoid a new line there at the end there for the empty one. So let's save that. We don't need to change modded again because we've already made it executable on our system. So all we have to do is run it again. And there we go, we have this is red, this is blue and this is purple. No extra spaces, no extra lines. Let's go back into our little script here and add something else. Let's say we wanted this purple to be underlined as well. We can say dollar sign and inside curly braces, we can say underline. Because as you can see, if we look up here somewhere, he'll have underline. You also can also make the text bold, strike through a bunch of different stuff. So let's go ahead and have this saved, run it again. And we can see that now we have this is red, this is blue and this is purple and the purple is underlined. And because we have that normal line, everything goes back to normal after that. Now I wanna point out that if we were to add another line here and we were to say echo another line, sure, save that and run it again. You can see that that line is also purple and underlined. And because we didn't clear it out, if we were to make it a different color, let's say gray, it will now be gray, but it's still underlined. So at any time that you're unsure, what you should do is put in a new normal line and actually we don't have to do a whole new line. We can just say here dollar sign normal before our gray. So it's resetting it back to the normal settings and then making it gray. Therefore clearing out any other settings we've set. So there we go, we have our gray text at the end there that's not underlined. So I thought I would share that with you. Again, I didn't come up with this idea, but I think it's a great idea. I'll try to remember to put a link in the description to it on Reddit. Did I say Reddit earlier? I think I might've said GitHub or something, but it was on Reddit. And he explains it here. He gives some examples and this is the one liner that you would put into your code. Someone also wrote out something else here. I haven't tried that, but this guy's one liner works great for me. Want to make sure to give him credit. So I'll be sure to try to put a link in the description. Otherwise you can probably search it on Reddit. Easy colors for shell scripts. Color library is what he called the post. And this is how you use it. I will put a link in the description. I actually, before I did this, I created another color test. Same exact script, except I added a couple other stuff like strike through. You can do a line through stuff. So let me run that actually. I'll save this and I'll say color test. And you can see, I don't think I did any background stuff in the example I showed you. But again, if you do capital green example here, a lowercase green would change the font. The capital green here will make the background green. And again, I'm setting normals in certain spaces. Strike through is a line through your text like it's being crossed out. I'll post this on Pay Spin and hopefully remember to put a link to that in the description of this video as well. And as always, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. I thank my Patreon supporters for their support and voting on the topic of shell scripts for this month. I hope that you're finding these tutorials useful. As always, please visit filmsbychrist.com. That's Chris with the K. There should be a link to that in the description. And as always, I hope that you have a great day. I would like to take a moment to thank the following patrons who made this video possible by supporting me over at Patreon.com forward slash metalx1000. Right, I don't know. Yeah, and what you were thinking, I would have to write. Yeah, yeah. And so your argument was, well, this is written in C and my argument was, well, everything's written in C. Any scripting language, Python. If you enjoy my tutorials and would like to see more, please think about contributing to my Patreon account at Patreon.com forward slash metalx1000.


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It taught me that I have this creative power, that I can manifest anything I want. The reason I would continue the dunk journey is out of fear. Fear that I don't believe it's possible. Or fear of judgment from others that may say, well, if you believe anything is possible, wouldn't you go do this? But now, where does that end? That is me attaching what I do to me believing anything is possible. Now I've done so many things that were beyond my past selves, even possibilities of belief. I've inspired hundreds, if not thousands of people, to start to dunk to land their first dunk. Is there a dunk camp? Are you kidding me? I quit my job, my nine to five job to pursue my passion because of the mindset that I developed. And that mindset is it's all a reflection of what you believe. And yes, there's some doubts because I'll never be able to prove these goals that I've set out for myself, but I don't want to go out to prove those things just to reinforce my belief. The exciting part is to think about where dunking has taken me to now seeing I'm on a new journey, perfect timing with my 30th birthday and this new year and feeling like it's the biggest step yet and the biggest letting go, the biggest release and the biggest door opening. All of this happening at the same time to think where dunking took me and the way it monumentally shifted my perspective of what's possible in this reality. I cannot wait to share what's going to happen through this next journey and I'm so excited to see what I learn and what I create and what happens as a result of me following this path. And that's why I am letting go of dunking and that's why it feels so right because if I didn't follow that same passion for dunking, I would have never had that dunking journey. Now that journey is coming to a close but I have that same passion, that same fire and that same hype if you can't feel it or not to go to this next step to take this new direction. My entire 20s I realized was about removing limits and as I'm feeling that and letting go and feeling that grieving of an old self just like the same way a chapter is done, just grieving that. I was reading this book and I was reading this book and it was about the root chakra. The first chapter is about the root chakra which is where my injury is and it talks about limits. And it's quoted here, if we didn't limit our activities we would accomplish nothing. Far from being a negative, limitation creates a container that allows energy to build and gel into a substance. To manifest we must be willing to accept limitation. Limitations create a container that allows energy to build and gel. So not only did I heal and feel like I was letting go and accepting that this other chapter is over but I also noticed that in my life a lot of different things were scattered. I was making music, I had clients, I was creating podcasts, I was creating videos, I had all these ideas but they kept hitting a certain level and that's because I kept scattering them and not trusting them to grow. I wasn't having enough of a container of boundaries for all my energy to funnel into one thing. If you guys see dunking, one thing you could learn from that is now is my container, my life was dunk training. I called it dunk life and I focused all my physical energy on dunk training and even my life from the content I created. Other things did not build as well as dunking did because dunking was always contained in that frame, it was always the focus. So what's beautiful about the synchronicity and these lessons that are just feel so divinely guided towards me is that it now allows me to see the next stage of my life as me choosing limits. Now the things I know for sure is that when you're feeling joy and you're having fun, that is the universe coming through you. Now the thing is I always act on that and try to figure out what's the best way. I am clearing this vessel to be the best channel it can be for whatever wants to flow through me. So right now in this moment I have no idea what that next chapter looks like and I've come to the realization that I keep jumping to the next goal so instead is that I wanna be the best service I can be to the universe right now. What's my role on this planet in this lifetime? And that's gonna take some time. So I'm pumped because when I'm in harmony and in that full flow, nothing feels better. The magic moments, the synchronicities, the expansive experiences that I have, I love all of that. And that's what creates the best art and I hope it resonates with you and helps you to get to this place of freedom that I am enjoying so much. So that's it, let's freaking go. Look where we're at. So we've all heard the cliche that the journey is the destination. But when I had this moment recently about where I'm feeling called to go, I felt it on a deeper level that not only do I want to get here, like how exciting this would be, just like dunking. If I could achieve this, it would be so amazing. I now see this new endeavor and right now the endeavor that's calling me is music and I'm still giving space to see what that call is if it's really that way. But right now when I think of that destination, I'm also as excited for what will happen along the way to get me there, like the steps I'll have to take or the people I'll get to meet or the synchronistic moments that happen. And that's what's cool about this video is that it started with me just expressing to find that calling of what pulls you towards it. But now think about the journey, it'll take you on it. How fun that journey is, I want to go on that journey to that. I don't just want to get there, I want to go on that journey. So I hope for you that when you feel your authentic self, that you're willing to listen to that and not let judgments of others, judgments of yourself, preconceived goals that you set that don't serve you. If you simply feel that they do not serve you, get clear with those and you can really step into what lights you up, that's gonna yank you into a new reality and it's gonna be the best way you can let your light shine on the world because you're gonna be vibrating at your highest, which is the best for every single being in this planet and every single molecule. Frightening, it feels unknown. I have questions about why do we want to share? Why do we have this feeling to express? I hope to answer those questions as through my art and as I develop on this channel. So I'm excited to share this with you guys and I love your feedback and any questions you have and where you're at on your channel. On your channel but also on your path. And I hope more videos do this and I hope my music inspires you to change your view of reality or just feel that power and have more fun and find what calls you and become the vessel that you are to let life flow through you and that's what it feels like when I follow that calling and that's how I want my life to be and I encourage you to see, what do you want your life to be? What's going on? It's one of those days. Rising tourists may be peeking into future lifetimes waiting for the right time looking on the bright side either way I'm blessed to say this is just one of those days I'm beaming. What's poppin' baby? Can you tell me your new stuff? Yes, it's a music video. You wanna be in it? No, just be the energy. Be the energy. Be the energy. That's it baby.


What's going on guys? It's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and today we'll be taking a look at and talking about this little hidden gen. It's the Iron Banner Hand Cannon, the Linguin Song. This thing truly is a beast but before we take a look at this thing if you guys do enjoy the video leaving a like at the end is super appreciated. Let's go for 4000 likes that would be absolutely epic. Okay so the Linguin Song, the Iron Banner Hand Cannon. Now I haven't heard many people talk about this thing as when it comes to Iron Banner weapons it's pretty obvious that the Pulse Rifle, the Clever Dragon is the target one due to it being unbelievable which it is. Well I've made a video on already and if you do want to check that out click on the link in the video description. So this Hand Cannon is obtained from the Iron Banner via packages or ranking that chick up. I actually had a couple I got two versions of this weapon both coming from Bounties on my Titan. One dropped offering Hammerforged or Brace Frame, Snapshot or Armorpiercing Rand and Mulligan or Third Eye. Not a bad role at all but the second version I got was the one for me. It dropped with Rifle Barrel Lightweight and Hymn Hand. Now initially when I had this thing dropped I wasn't really interested in it due to abusing people with the Iron Banner Pulse Rifle and that's because I got the Pulse Rifle on day one and I've used it ever since. It was basically day four when I wanted to try out other weapons. Ones which dropped with good roles obviously and I have done and all primaries offer great things so expect videos on them too.  I will state this thing is basically from the same archetype as the Earl Will which is a crucible drug. The thing about the Earl Will is it just doesn't feel that great. There seems to be something missing from that weapon and whatever is missing if a damn sure is not missing from the lingering song.  This thing does a base damage hit of 95 to the base making it easily capable of two-shot killing your opponents without that mean-ass perk looking the chamber. On screen now you're witnessing this thing's immense power and yeah I am playing Iron Banner here where Light Level does come into play but even so in normal PvP when Guardians use that full agility leaving armor at a minimal this thing will still two-shot kill them obviously they'll exclude in the Titan but even then it still leaves them at a minimal health. The achievable range on this thing is crazy too as demonstrated on screen when Ghost Bullets don't come into play that is. The range falloff is also nicely rounded I actually have an amazing Iosluna I also have an amazing Palindrome but for some reason I do prefer this weapon it could be due to the Iron Banner and the Light Level being enabled making it easier to two-shot kill people. So for most people this weapon may be a weapon to use in Iron Banner and the trials of the Cyrus events but for me I will be using this thing in standard PvP. Like I said the power output on this thing is absolutely amazing its aim assist is great too sitting just above what we get on Iosluna and just below what you get on the Palindrome. The Palindrome song is for sure a beast of a hand cannon and if you do get one drop I'd definitely recommend you try it out it just feels so good it feels damn right and this is coming from someone who rarely uses a hand cannon due to not being able to do anything good consistently with them. This one may have changed that pair with Gornets that allow faster reload with hand cannons or if you get a reload perk on your roll and you'll love it even more. It's a weapon that you feel confident using going into battle a lot like the Clever Dragon Iron Banner Pulse Rifle. A bunch of sure have made sure that all the Iron Banner weapons do offer something special while for sure the weapons I have used and tried out so yeah guys definitely try this thing if you've had it drop also let me know what perks you got on yours the lingering song that Iron Banner hand cannon obtainable from bounties and rank ups but if you already are a rank 5 on each character and have done all your bounties and still ain't had this drop I'm pretty sure that an Iron Banner event will come sometime soon where this thing will be on sale via F3D but guys the whole print your the video do you tell me what you think about this weapon if you've got it subscribe for daily destiny turn on the notification so you do not miss a thing and I'll catch you guys on that next one


Good day, everyone. And it is a good day to be here. Thank you for tuning in and for setting some time aside for today's webinar. My name is Sarah Whitehead. I work for Paperup South Africa, a rental payment service platform for property practitioners. I'm responsible for managing our national sales team and initiatives. I hold a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Economics with International Trade from the Northwest University and I have over 12 years of industry experience, including 10 of those with paperup. I help rental agents use their time more efficiently to achieve rapid and sustainable growth. Who is this webinar for? Well, first and foremost, all property practitioners, whether you manage rentals or not. And there's value in this for landlords and tenants who also benefit from relationships with property practitioners who utilize state-of-the-art prop tech. In broad strokes, my agenda consists of calculating the return on investment of prop tech, discussing the intangible benefits to agents, landlords and tenants, and how to maximize the advantage of prop tech. But it all starts with the why. Simon Sinek's now famous why. In Sinek's opinion, the reason Apple was so successful is because they started with why. The why is the reason behind what we do, what we do. The reason we get up every morning and work. Our brand promise at Paperup is to free up real estate agents with real time to do what really matters. So I want to leave you with one question, and hopefully the answer to that question after today's webinar. What does it mean to you to get more out of work and more out of life? And this is unique to every property professional, as you all know, because we're all uniquely and wonderfully different. So today I'll be sharing some of the prop tech value propositions identified by our users. Some of those might mean more to you than the person next year, because we are all different with unique needs and wants. These are tough economic times. We must look to our individual needs and business requirements and rethink how we're spending the rands we have, and the return on investment we're getting. We should be spending our money on things that have a positive impact on ourselves and our broader organizations. So remember to think about that one question. What does it mean to you to get more out of life? So what is prop tech? Why prop tech? Simply defined, it's all the tech tools real estate experts use to optimize the way people buy, sell, research, market, and manage a property. There are multiple prop tech service providers internationally at the moment. Some of the well-known ones, Airbnb, WeWork are prop tech, Private Property is prop tech, PayProp is prop tech, Digital transformation in the day and age we live in is a non-negotiable. Over 60% of respondents in the third annual PayProp State of the Rental Industry Survey saw automation increase in their businesses over the course of the past year. And almost 70% believe that automation will have a positive impact on their job over the next five years. The impact of COVID-19 and the outlook for 2022 and beyond indicates that technology is no longer an optional extra. The business benefits of digital transformation make it a non-negotiable in any estate agency's day-to-day operations. And perhaps I can even take one step back. Why rentals? Rentals can be a stable and profitable business if done right from the start and with the right partners. Reasons to add rentals to your business offering include that it is a stable, reoccurring income. Tenants have to pay rent every month, which means that you earn commission every month. Continuity, a new rental administrator or agents won't disrupt your business. It will only add to your offering. You have a database already. All landlords become sellers and all tenants become buyers. Referrals brought even then that are gold. Brand reputation is gold. And if you can do it all, why not? We have some beautiful success stories of how rental income carried agencies through lockdown while sales efforts were halted and the deed's office were closed. That recurring income that comes in every month with rentals. And then if you do rentals or if you do currently do rentals or if you choose to expand your service offering to rentals, then why automate, why prop tech? Many businesses worldwide are adopting process automation as a key strategy to stay ahead. And you know, when they talk about automation, it usually conjures up a mental image of robots and machines replacing human resources in an organization, but nothing could be further from the truth. When we talk about automation, we talk about enabling people. This kind of automation simplifies human activity, it eliminates human error, and because it exponentially expedites tedious work, it saves a lot of time and actually reduces operational costs in the long run. A real estate business of any size can automate its rental payment processes and improve performance significantly. Rental processes and all other internal property processes. The four key benefits of automating property management and business processes are that it saves you time, eliminates human errors, provides security, and because of all of the above, gives you the opportunity to grow. And that's ultimately why we are all here. Growth and scalability. Okay, so but then if I'm telling you all these prop tech options out there are limitless, how do you choose? How do you know what to implement? So that is where ROI comes in, the return on investment. Now, how do I determine return on investment of prop tech? Is it a calculation? Is it simple math?  So a cost, what is a cost? A cost is an expense whose primary purpose is to continue operations under the current revenue structure. And investments on the other hand is an expense whose main purpose is to change the future trajectory and revenue of a firm. ROI is a financial ratio that shows the gains and losses from an investment in relation to the cost of the investment, whether it be initial or an ongoing cost. It calculates the attractiveness, the profitability of an investment. And that is the point that I want to emphasize today is that prop tech isn't a cost, it is an investment that will positively impact the trajectory of your business. Author Lameen Pearlheart said, an investment is deemed an investment only through its returns. So an ROI can help you make business and investment decisions. Three metrics are used to calculate it and other important ratios. Some of those ratios are the return on investment. This will be my main focus today, but I'll make this simple without a calculation. Return on equity, which we aren't going to focus on in this webinar. Return on relationships, and this one is really close to my heart. It's the people stuff, the important stuff. Calculating an ROI. There are a number of considerations for financial ROI. Using prop tech like PayProp as an example, the return on investment would be number one, resource maximization. And this is now not resource saving. As I said, automation is about enabling people and people are the cornerstone of the real estate business. It's giving people within your organization and yourself the tools to do your best work. And a real estate business of any size can automate the payments and internal processes. PayProp as an example improves resource efficiency by allowing you no need to employ extra resources to manage payments in the rental space. There's really no room for human error, headaches, sleepless nights or stress because everything is done, automated for you, securely kept within our trust environment. PropTech also enables cloud-based to enable remote work or on the go work which we've proved in the last while is absolutely valuable and a necessity to be able to work wherever we need to and wherever we are most efficient. A second benefit or factor to consider in terms of the return investment of PropTech is growth and scalability. Some may say the ultimate goal is the money stuff. But PropTech frees up capacity to focus on growing the business so that you don't get caught up in tedious unnecessary admin. PropTech is smart enough to handle all those tedious tasks so you can focus on the people stuff, the important stuff growing the business. PropTech enables additional growth without additional admin overheads or additional resources. So if someone gave you, for example, 50 properties to manage tomorrow, would you be able to handle the workload without incurring additional costs? Would you say yes? Would you say no to 50 properties? That's 50 tenants and 50 additional landlords to deal with. A third benefit of implementing PropTech in the rental space particularly is fee increase. For example, mainly commission increase and this requires reflection, may be a little bit controversial. But the reflection is what commission percentage do you currently charge? Are you aware of what the average is in your area? How much is your service worth? Can you increase it slowly as you add new properties and renewals? You do hard work, good work. If and at what degree could you increase? The fourth benefit of implementing PropTech is that for a rental book in particular, will help you build a sellable asset. You can sell a brand, maybe a reputation. You can't sell a sales book, but a healthy strong rental portfolio can serve as a sellable asset for retirement or sooner if you want to get onto the beach next week. But maybe you won't even want to sell it. It's ongoing ROI might just keep you on the beach or in the bush felt at five minutes a day. So PropTech, helping you to build a sellable asset for retirement. We have a really nice story of a client who's recently implemented a pay prop to manage their very well established rental portfolio, quite a large portfolio. They were implementing it so that they could retire and pass the baton on to someone else. Now that they've seen how easy it is to manage with PropTech, they say they might just half retire, spend half of the time on the beach, half of the time on their phone approving payments and chasing arrears because PropTech really simplifies and takes all of the pains out of managing a rental portfolio. And the fifth ROI in terms of implementing PropTech really in the rental space and beyond is time, the biggest pain point. We all know time is money. We all know we don't have enough of it in the day. But it's truly the biggest pain point when coming to manage ongoing rentals. There's too much time spent on Monday and administrative tasks. Time that could be spent to render rather a superior client service to grow the business or do what matters. More time with your children out on the soccer field. So we are rental agents in particular losing the most time. Well, manual recording of incoming and outgoing payments, setting up and making payments by hand, is to tenants individually, internal and external reporting and auditing. Many of those Monday and administrative tasks can be eliminated by PropTech or just simply made more efficient because you can do things on your phone and on the go. And, you know, knowing the ROI absolutely amplifies the contributions to everyone involved. But something we often fail to realize is that a return does not need to be of a financial nature always. Ted Rubin said, and he actually coined this term that I love, R-O-R return on relationships. It is the value accrued by a person or a brand due to nurturing a relationship. ROI, the return on investment that I've chatted on is simple, random sense, but R-O-R is the value both perceived and real that will accrue over time through connection, trust, loyalty, recommendations, sharing and staff fulfilment. Unlike ROI, return on investment, you won't be able to calculate return on relationships to the sense, but you can feel the difference in your work, in your life, in your interactions with your team and with your clients, landlords and tenants. So what does this really mean for everyone involved in rental payments? What is PropTEC, the benefit of PropTEC for everyone involved in rental payments? Well, significantly, all three groups are better off and enjoy a better overall experience with PropTEC that's agents, landlords and tenants. So agents benefits, because with PropTEC you can automate the whole collection, reconciliation, banking and communication process down to just a couple of button presses. But an agent benefits from much more than this. The removal of human error helps to promote the business and not just in saving time. Landlords benefit, the biggest reason for loss of tenants or landlords is the same with any consumer-based industry. Essentially, agents are B2C providers, meaning communication is crucial. And when agents are freed from time-consuming admins through automation, they can use that time gain to provide a more responsive and personal service, build those relationships, those important relationships. And when everything is going smoothly, it has ongoing benefits, other than the absolute peace of mind because stress is eliminated. And what a perfect world that is. So if you take PayProp for an example, our platform gives landlords peace of mind that their funds are managed professionally and accounted for down to the last cent. Every transaction within PayProp, that is a banking platform, is recorded time and date stamped, proptics such as PayProp, offers landlords a professional rental payment platform, providing unmatched visibility for the owners through our free landlord app that can be downloaded from the Play Store or the iStore.  Because the landlord app is live, it's on the go, it is self-service, landlords can access live balances across damage deposits, landlord maintenance repairs wallets and rent. This ensures that tenants and the landlord monies are safe and funds are available for repairs. Actions within PayProp are logged for every user, every click any team member makes on the system is date stamped and recorded so that they can never be confusion as to who did what on the system. Access to landlords full owner statements which automatically will show tenants position, invoices and any outstanding payments in addition to being able to pull annual statements, make tax season a breeze for landlords. Tenants benefit because rent is one of the, I would say the biggest part of your monthly expenses, tenants monthly expenses and they need to know that it is safely managed. An automated and transparent rental payment system gives tenants that peace of mind. Again, take PayProp as an example. Tenants receive automatically generated statements and SMS reminders of rent due every month. PayProp keeps a record of tenants payments to provide immediate proof of payment on a permanent record so that nobody need worry. PayProp also holds tenants deposit in a safe trust deposit account with interest calculated daily and allocated monthly. The bottom of the tenant statement automatically shows the total value of the deposit and all interest earned to date. These are automatically generated from a live banking balance at the time of issue so there can be no, no error. We supply re-enable agents with resources, with tools that they can use in their pitches to gain more landlords and everything is documented. So there's so much value in PropTec out there that can enable property practitioners, agents to be more efficient, to offer a good service and to grow. So you can focus on that important stuff, the return on relationships. And we know that's the biggest, most important factor when in this industry, property industry, it's a people business. So I chatted on return on relationships and PropTec enables and simplifies life so that you can be more efficient to offer a good service so you can focus on the people stuff. But there's another R. So return relationship, I said, is a return on relationships. So return on relationships, I said, is closest to my heart but this next one is of course everyone's favorite and mine are NR. So I'm not talking about rates, I'm talking about rest and recreation, rest and recuperation, rest and relaxation, rum and raisin, rum and raspberry, rock and roll, Ross and Rachel for any of the Netflixers out there. But R and R, however you like to define it, refers to time you spend relaxing. When you are not working. PropTec enables you to have more time to do that, to do what is important. And that may just be more time out on the golf course to improve your golf swing. It may be more time with your loved ones, with your friends. It may be additional time growing the business as I've touched on previously. But that just brings me back to that question that I asked you in the beginning of the webinar. What does it mean to you to get more out of work and more out of life? Since 2004, PayProp has helped thousands of residential rental agents manage their rental payments efficiently and accurately while giving their landlords the best possible service. Combining banking, accounting, communication and portfolio management into one bank integrated platform, PayProp has automated millions of rental payment transactions and administrative tasks, giving rental agents the freedom to focus on their clients on what is important. PayProp enhances the way a business works. It doesn't change it. PayProp has been built to adapt to an agency's current practices and improve those processes by making them faster, more accurate and efficient. There is the ability to simply add new services, but if an agent just wants to automate their current processes, then we have the flexibility to do that as well. But if getting more out of work and more out of life means giving, if getting more out of work and more out of life to you means giving back, I'm overjoyed to share my favorite PayProp story in closing. Most corporate companies gain some sort of commercial success and then expand into kind of a social responsibility or some sort of charitable endeavors, but PayProp actually started as a nonprofit. PayProp started on the principles of given gain that was launched back in 2001 where PayProp is a payment platform for rentals. Simply given gain is a payment platform or tool for charities and for fundraisers to raise funds for nonprofits. And that is actually where PayProp, the idea of PayProp originated from. So since 2001, given gain has enabled donors and fundraisers from 194 countries to support charities in more than 60 countries. So giving back is something that's on your getting more out of work, getting more out of life. I encourage you to have a look at given gain. You're welcome to load up a course. Your course might already be on there. Your internal teams can actually join a fundraising team. Us as a company do internal fundraising really often. It's really fun and you're doing actually something that that matters. So I encourage you to have a look at given gain. If you search PayProp about us, you'll be able to see our sister company given gain. But as we enter the next half of 2022, may everyone in attendance take the opportunity to see where you are, where you want to be, and what step you can take today to get more out of work and more out of life. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions. If you'd like to hop on a Zoom call and run on a more detailed ROI on your rental portfolio for PayProp users or non-users alike, my email will be available on the screen and at the end of this presentation. I'm happy to chat through any questions you may have on email. And thank you. Thank you for joining today. Thank you for your time for putting this time aside. We know it's precious. I've touched on that today. Thank you for private to private property. I really look forward to the next one. Thanks everyone. Bye.