Hey, what's up everyone this is part two of our debong movie reaction. It'll be two or three parts Once again, if you'd like to see the full uncut version you can head over to patreon. I feel like pen and teller right now. Yeah I like it Because obviously in each reaction of these we can only use five minutes or less of picture-in-picture of Each part so you're gonna see very cut-up footage if you'd like to see no cut-up footage Go out of a patreon and you can see it there.  What's up in his face? Does he remind you of Pankaj a little bit in in the face? Little bit not acting wise, but just face-wise. Oh my god, what a surprise Oh Plot twist Salman Khan pushed him how are you not there for her dad's funeral He has a lot of business to take care of He did it.  I don't know that was the exact translation, but that's stop morning.   That's what you do to a worker who doesn't do his job, right? Damn straight murderer. Yeah, throw him into the compactor Move aside stop grieving I My brother remember no member in KGF not that conflict the first time we heard the word thrashing Yes, I think they said I'm gonna give you a sound thrashing or they when they're chasing somebody thrash him Yeah, they use that word a lot. Yeah, okay. Give me some what's he gonna do give me some bone breaking here, please What's he gonna do the conflict it was his brother who gave him the thrashing? I hope he beat up his brother right now What's everybody always eating on camera? No, see it's only the brothers that eat that's the that's the bond How'd you get out so fast? By versus by only one by will leave and then in sync will come out and sing bye bye. Bye. Where's that backstreet boys? No, it was in sync. Okay Well, oh, oh, no I feel sorry for whoever built that roof. Oh watch your hand there, buddy My hand is going through that. I can tell you right now. That was foreshadowing But I want them to actually show it Your blood is on my watermelons Can I get a discount for these watermelons there's blood? I Don't know why that makes me laugh. Bye Don't do this Thank you for letting us know this is an emotional moment for you He's gonna throw something at him.  I didn't do worse He had his fingers crossed If you don't know about that kindergarten etiquette, I'm so sorry that's so funny I hope so actually I actually hope so Bye ultimate fake. Oh, yeah Why does he look familiar to me that guy this man had polio get you stretching in whenever you I Didn't realize he'd been suspended did you know? Yeah Didn't pick up on that pop point It's okay. We know now Rick. It's actually good because that means he has to beat up some people and that's been my favorite part I Lookin like Abhishek there Right.  But it's not gonna come in here If you ever needed a look alike for like a young on my top box on bio pic I'm sure there's a lot because a lot of people try to emulate themselves after him, but The look is striking you have some mangoes. Is it actually like a bomb or something? That's my guess Samasthipur Gang Now Makanchan Pandey Samasthipur, I've got a man by the name of you. Are you a Chulbul Pandey's brother? Didn't think to use an alias. This is first time planting a bomb Blow up watch right behind him watch it Pour on a pump for yep, there it is I've always wanted to do that But with like an actual stunt work.  He has a little slight limp.  Thanks. I have asthma He killed my mother or both your mother's names are Martha Batman versus Superman. That's true That's true his mother's name is Martha.  He died of pollution the story is about global war Remember when you said you were looking for the plot twist She said no me and get to know I thought she was gonna be the murderer. No, no, no, no, no Corbin You were you weren't just thinking too far ahead. You were thinking Rick someone didn't leave the brain at home. No, that's the thing.   No, he doesn't he's a virgin you'd be a virgin and have happy It's only when the pain Dejapeur Then you have a sequel Well, we just say right now Greatest movie I've ever seen This just makes me appreciate RR even more. I'm just gonna let you know right now. I Genuinely like I don't I don't Obviously we've only seen two films But we've seen a lot of scenes and music numbers and stuff and we've seen him supporting and one or two things, right? Yeah, and I do not mean I'm not trying to be mean. I'm not trying to be I'm being genuinely honest. I Don't understand the appeal Hmm in any way Like I don't I don't There's just and I don't mean that I really don't mean this to be mean But it is truly amazing to me that he is one of the biggest box office successes in the world because I Can't find one thing that I find that I makes me want to go buy a ticket Yeah, it's and I thought I had pretty low expectations. I was actually excited for the film I was I was like forwarded just and I got excited because I thought the beginning the opening sequence was fun And you yep, like, okay This is we're in for this and this is gonna be fun But I feel like they try to make a real movie and I don't know why they I don't I don't know and I just and again. I don't I I'm not trying to be insulting I'm just being genuinely honest in an assessment where like for me and if it floats people's boat Clearly, there's millions of them. I don't I don't find him to be particularly charismatic Hmm, I don't find him to be particularly good-looking Hmm, I don't find him to be a good actor. I don't find him to be a good dancer. I Don't understand the appeal. He I will give him this The action sequences are well executed, but other than that. I just I just Tara. Sorry. That's what we saw Sorry. Yeah, this was this was This was rough. Yeah, um, I Was I was really dimple who is the name I was trying to figure out earlier of the his his his mother Wasn't his mother. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, the father was a stepfather. That's right. That's what it was Dimple was not his stepfather true true I was just man.  Maybe that's what that was the shocking thing for me is like it seemed to suddenly want to make it Take it so seriously. Yeah, and That's where I definitely lost me. Oh, yeah, because obviously I was I was hoping for You know, I'm fine with salmon, you know doing a shtick and you know saying action line But also make it entertaining. I love Arnold Schwarzenegger movies.  That really means nothing. Yeah It kind of almost fell it fell into not in the because obviously with push by I wasn't really expecting like the stupidity Right. I was actually more expecting action and they let us down really in that right But it almost felt like that because obviously there was Three big action scenes in this maybe yeah, and I I enjoyed probably those the most in the scene And I mean in the in the overall film No, it's like just man I was yeah, I was expecting a lot more of just and I was I'm my brain was at home But I they kind of wanted to make it Like take itself seriously. Yeah, like for example, I'm not a big Jason Statham fan, right? But when I see scenes of stuff that he's in I Kind of go, okay I could I or Jean-Claude Van Damme not a big Jean-Claude Van Damme fan But when I watch him, I'm like I can see where there'd be people who like his movies I can see though. I don't find him to either one of those guys to be definitely like an attractive guys. Yeah, I Could see where somebody would or I could see why they might like those films even though it's not for me This is genuinely one of those things where I I'm Just shocked. I don't I don't understand the appeal. Yeah. Yeah, I mean I could if I could understand the appeal not in terms of like Thinking he's an amazing actor. I'm not talking about that.  I could understand that Yeah, but the actor aspect I do agree of like if you're trying to make him like a Into like this dramatic actor of like trying to take him seriously. Obviously that I do not understand at all And obviously and I'm not really gonna talk about the plot points of this film I was expecting to not really have a point But also I feel like it Maybe I'm just Maybe I was thinking it was something other than what I was expecting Just it to be even dumber even something as brainless as seeing him break the leg in three places Graphically with sound accompanying it close up You couldn't have done something really funny like had him limp around on a flopping bone split leg to have him Just get up and pretend it didn't happen as like That's not funny. Yeah And it just if people don't notice that and that's what you're going for if you're genuinely making move You're like, they're not gonna notice that Yeah, maybe I don't know they very well could think I yeah, maybe I don't know and yeah, it was it was like and I I enjoyed some of the songs and all that kind of stuff, but yeah, but it I Guess in this aspect Also, the director's last name is Kashi up. I'm just Wondering any relation at all to no clue. I didn't think he had a son Yeah, we're brother or whatever. I'm no clue. I just let me know anyways, but yeah this was one of the instances obviously when It was nice when they had a song because it gave you a break from what they were doing. I could I could breathe when there was a Film or the and the action even though the action seek like the last action sequence bored me because I was already just like End it and it now. Yeah, and it now totally. I totally agree I Don't know you guys could tell us if we went in with the wrong expectation But I thought our expectations were really low and in the right place Absolutely low like I mean even though when I said the opening thing about I don't like exposition in the dialogue I was saying that half seriously because I wasn't expecting this to be Great screenwriting great acting great story great anything. Yeah, really wasn't I was expecting entertaining exactly Just to be entertained. It kind of bored me a lot. Yeah me too. That's most of the time. That's really disappointing I agree very diso I wanted this to be good.  Yeah that much better film over. Yes.  No, but at least I enjoyed that Yeah, that one and I think we said it and he he wasn't really he wasn't the problem in the film No, he was kind of stuff, but that was a much better overall film Then then this one was And so yeah, this and then that goes for kind of everything like Writing act I'm not really gonna break it down because I wasn't expecting to have something to break down There was nothing I was looking to measure artistically Other than like how good the stunts were gonna be. Yeah, you know, yeah Yeah, well, there you go. There you go You guys can tell us obviously if there's other Kind of films. I just figured it out. The title is debong, right? Yeah. Yeah. Is that how you pronounce it and Johnny debong? Yeah, debong debong debong I prefer pronouncing it debong because you probably need a gallon of bong to really enjoy this Which I find funny because obviously the other thing I'm at a margarita and we still didn't enjoy everybody I talked to said obviously leave your brain at home, right? And it's a fun watch. That's what I heard Yeah, maybe You guys can tell us like if we just misunderstood or whatever, but that's our that's our thoughts I hope you at least enjoyed some of the watch on I don't know. Maybe you didn't But obviously, please let us know for like our next watch along what should be the next film we watch obviously I've done obviously have to be a salmon con film But if there's like more try to keep it in like a two-hour range. Yeah, obviously. I know everybody wants us to watch God This was two hours only two hours, right? If you had to go through another hour No But obviously if you try to keep it in that I know everybody wants to see shower con films Call on the whole those are like three to three and a half hour films That's difficult to watch in one setting in a space like this, you know And obviously I'm sure like with those kind of films We want to watch with our significant others because obviously in Johnny love shower con my wife right shower come We can't fit everybody in and maybe one day We can go out on the couch and do it once leave them to sleep I don't know, but obviously what should be the next watch along we do try to keep it in that Like let us know what the next one you think should be which one you would like to see us watch and once again on YouTube If you would like to see our full-on cut reaction You can head over to patreon and there may be some die hard Salmon con fans who are like this is not what you should have watched you should have watched this. What is it? It the tiger is another one that's but is it because I won't give up on him I'll watch something else of his, but yeah, I just But if it's like this Please don't do that to me again. Yeah, I don't know if we're gonna be watching the other debongs That's like asking me to watch Rocky 5 ain't gonna happen. That's my favorite Okay, let us know which we are next watch along down below


I have to take us out of practice. All right. Here we go. Okay. Welcome everyone. This is a recording of the Jones library building committee subcommittee known as the outreach subcommittee. And at this time I would like to let everyone know that this meeting is again being recorded and will be posted to the town of Amherst YouTube channel shortly. I'm turning things over to the chair Alex Lafave. Great. Thank you. Thank you everybody for attending. So we don't have a quorum of the outreach subcommittee so I don't know if we can just call this a public forum which was the intent I'm not sure is that okay. I don't need to call a meeting to order we're just going to say it's a public meeting or a public forum on this topic. As long as there aren't any votes taken I think we're okay with that there's no deliberation. Yeah, no we're not deliberating so great. So I don't know whether one at least wants to say hi and that you're here and who you are because this is a recording in case somebody who doesn't watch our meetings regularly doesn't know who they are so I'm Alex Lafave. I am Jones Library trustee and I am the chair of the Jones Library building committee which is a town committee. Outreach subcommittee. And today's meeting is the first of two public forums where we're inviting the public to give us feedback regarding the bathrooms and I'll get into how that can happen in a minute but in the meantime, Sharon if you want to introduce yourself. Yeah, hi everybody. Thank you for being here. My name is Sharon Sherry and I'm the director of the Jones Library month. I'm on the building committee. Thank you Alex and Austin. I'm Austin serratum a member of the building committee. And I see that amica is joining so we are now actually a quorum so I guess now I'll, should I call them an official meeting to order Angela. Okay, so seeing a quorum I'm going to call the buildings and facility wrong committee, the Jones library building committee. Outreach subcommittee sorry it's after vacation to order it. So, seeing a quorum. If you could let me know that you're present that would be great. Alex wave I'm present Boston. Present. Anika. Good morning. Good morning. Great. And then we also have with us, Craig, if you want to introduce yourself. Sure. Thank you Alex. I am Craig to Carlo I work for Collier's project leaders. We are the owners project manager on this project. So without further ado, I'm going to ask, I think Sharon, you have the presentation. If you want to go ahead and load that up. Great. So kind of put it in presentation mode if you could. It's a PDF so I can't. Gotcha. Okay, that's fine. Thank you. We'll screen maybe I don't know. So if you want to advance to the next slide then. So, just a quick overview. The Jones library building committee, which is a town committee has approved putting all user restrooms throughout the renovated and expanded library. And behind that is all user restrooms benefit the widest range of people, including parents with children of different gender, people with disabilities who may require an accompaniment of an attendant of a different gender as well as gender diverse people. Multistall all user restrooms have been found to maximize space as well as minimizing bathroom lines for everybody. Yay. There's a link in this presentation to a site called stalled it's actually a site created by a group of architects who are working in the space to advance design and understanding and information around all user restrooms and so the stalled is actually a link which will be able to find in several places. The next slide. I should have sorry I should have prefaced we do have several attendees. So, if at any point. Somebody has a question they want to ask feel free to raise your hand and then I'll ask Angela to let me know stop my talking and you're welcome to come on in and ask your question. This is the preliminary design that the architects find gold Alexander presented to the building committee. And so all bathrooms in the renovated expanded library will be, as I said all user restrooms. The first floor if you walk in on amity the second floor third floor will all be single occupant restrooms. The multi stall restroom that will have will be at the garden level, which is basically the sort of the community space of the library. Because at present in the schematic design that's where you have the large meeting room, the Burnett art gallery Civil War tablets room, the special collections exhibit so all of those so this will be the restroom for that garden level entrance. The design as it's been presented to us has multi stalls those red dotted lines or not walls but I guess the idea is, should we change our mind you could add walls. So this is the initial design we haven't really gotten beyond just seeing this particular suggested design at this point. What the architects have asked us to look at is style of stalls so these are three options so these pictures are not pictures of, you know, are we choosing red doors gray doors or brown doors are we choosing white floors black floors or brown floors they're simply looking at the style of stalls so there are three styles standard semi private and maximum privacy. And so the standard privacy is what probably most people are used to seeing the divider and the stall doors stop 12 inches above the floor. They're the least expensive, but they're also the least private. So from a library concern, we've heard concerns from the staff. We, we do know that we have people who engage in drug usage, and often the library as a free and open space can be a place where people who have addiction issues may wind up using drugs. And so part of what the library is having to balance is making sure that all patrons are safe and if someone is using drugs and potentially would overdose. You know what's the way to make sure that those patrons with addiction issues are safe so don't know exactly what that looks like but it is something that we have to consider when we're thinking about bathroom spaces. The semi private has more privacy obviously than the standard the stall doors and dividers can be anywhere between four to eight inches from the floor versus the 12. They're, as you would expect a little bit more expensive but they have some balance in terms of privacy and security concerns. The maximum privacy, which is often what you see in all user restrooms, certainly what you see throughout Europe and most countries outside of the United States. It's where you have divider install doors that extend fully from the floor to the ceiling. So the thing in the United States is we have different codes than other countries and so when we use a maximum privacy, it requires a floor drain light fixtures and sprinkler and each stall, which obviously makes for a more expensive bathroom to create. So it's the most private most expensive but also, as I stated earlier, some library staff has expressed concerns potentially about using doors that are fully, fully closed, fully private. Next slide. So there are a couple of pictures, just to give people senses of so these are some other bathrooms from three different public institutions around the country and their design that they used for an all user multi stall restroom. Not suggesting these are the designs we have or should have but just to give people a sense, because I think many people have not ever used an all user multi stall restroom that's actually designed I think what most people have had access to our standard or what used to be typical standard bathrooms where the signs have been removed and then everybody can can use them which is different than when you're designing it from scratch so this particular design is used at a synagogue. Next slide. This is a design at a university where they're using frosted glass and you know on little shapes. Next slide. This is a design at an elementary school, not our elementary school but at an elementary school, which just takes another avenue where you're leaving sort of the bathroom open for visibility but closed doors for privacy. Next slide. So the timeline for the decisions on the bathroom we're having today's public forum. And then we'll have another one next Tuesday in the evening at 6pm. This is a survey, which is available and can be filled out it's like a two second survey it's very quick. We opened it up on December 22. We're going to let it run until January 15. We've already started getting responses in on the survey. And then I'll talk about that in a minute. This is a survey, which is the Jones library building committee slash design meeting discussions and Craig you can correct me if I'm wrong but I think we have the 19th and the 26th slated as possible days where we might discuss the bathroom. Like these are all still possible dates. And that's a 430 meeting and then there's another meeting February 2 or ninth where a vote could possibly be made so those are all public meetings that may have bathroom discussions. So that's a fluid depending on what we get from the architects and what's discussed. Next slide. So in terms of sharing your opinion so these are the questions, basically in the survey asking if people have used a multi saw all user restroom, what they like or not like if they'd seen one. We are asking people to vote on the stamp the style of doors of standard semi private maximum privacy. We're also asking to share any thoughts about any features or design elements that you'd like to see in the bathroom. And then the tell us a little bit about yourself is just asking some questions, you know, age group, etc. So we have a sense of who's who's responding to make sure we're getting the widest net possible of public response in that survey. Next slide. So this is a link to the survey, which if you, I don't, I mean, it's yeah you can click on it so it's basically just as you'll see there's another link to stalled, and then these are the questions that you can go through so most of the yeah, that's the link to stalled. So there's a video here there's a lot of different designs so if people are interested and want to learn a little bit more about potential designs they can click on that. So, we created a padlet just like we did for the first round of open of public comments. And so this is if you visited our past padlet is very similar. So there's a link to the stalled video, there's a link to the survey so you can actually access the survey, which is at the top rate, you scroll up sharing. So there's a link to the survey there you can go from there as well and scroll down. This is. So here's a link to the presentation we're doing now. And people can vote here as well if they want so there's sort of a star rating system so if you scroll down a little yeah exactly you can do that. This also allows people to add their own pictures. So if you scroll down. These are the same designs, but you'll see. Yeah, so if you so right so this bottom left somebody added this. This is created by us. So somebody clicked on the little plus mark in the middle of the screen. And then they uploaded a video by probably clicking on the three dots which allows them to upload things. And then they wrote that they liked that particular design for privacy visibility and access so this is just one more way for people to share right and then you can upload a photo. There's one more way for people to share comments you'll see there's already some comments in here. I think a couple people have already written on right yes so it's not right so somebody was commenting on the design but it wasn't the design it's just the stall but that's okay that happens. Yeah, so that's one other way that people can provide feedback. So same things we've been doing before which is info at Jones library click on that it's an email people can send in comments via email if they'd like. And then there's the submit the comment form, just a reminder to folks if you use the submit comment form it's anonymous so if you ask me a question or ask us a question we can't respond to you. And track your email so if you want us to give you a response then using the other email is probably the better way to go. We've also uploaded the padlet and the survey on all the public computers at the Jones library so anyone who's using the public computers has access to that and can quickly do that and I think that's it. Yeah, that's it. So, I don't know if anyone has any questions, thoughts, comments, and I see also that will Fernandez has joined us up. Oh, I just wanted to say thank you for putting this together. Happy New Year first but thank you for putting this together I love how, you know, again, it allows for the public to add their comments, and, you know, it allows for engagement and just share opinion so thank you. Thanks. It was nice because we already had the platform set up so it was nice to. I love how you continued with it. Thanks. Okay. Don't know if anyone in the public wants to come into the room and ask questions or make comments or share thoughts. Welcome to come on in I see we have four people in the audience. Okay. So, unless anyone else has any questions or thoughts. That's, that's it just that's how people can can access things and we'll continue to seek public comment get it over to the building committee and the design committee and we'll go from there. Great. Thank you all for attending thank you in the audience those of you who joined us and appreciate everyone's time. Thank you so much. Right. Thanks. Thank you all.


It's time for the Lawn Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a presentation of the Lawn Jean Wittner Watch Company, maker of Lawn Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wittner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lawn Jean. Good evening. This is Frank Knight. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lawn Jean Chronoscope? Larry LaSœur of the CBS television news staff and Kenneth Crawford, National Affairs editor of Newsweek magazine. Our distinguished guest for this evening is the honorable John J. Williams, United States Senator from Delaware. Senator Williams, you're best known as a one-man crusader against corruption in government. Do you think they've now cleaned up what they call the mess in Washington? I wouldn't say that they have cleaned it up, but I will say that they're making great strides. It's rather a long and tedious job. After these cases are exposed, they have to be presented to the grand juries, and then they've got to go through the orderly process of being tried in the courts. But they are moving along rapidly, and I think they're doing a good job toward cleaning it up, yes. Senator, you're best known for your work in cleaning up the Internal Revenue Bureau. How did you get interested in that? Well, back in 1949, a gentleman came to my office with a rather fantastic story it seemed at that time, but he outlined what reasons which convinced him that we had operating in this country and organized tax-fix ring. And as it was described at that time, certain members of the underworld and along with the political favorites were able to fix their taxes in a manner different from what you and I, and the gentleman had a good bit of the facts enough that I was able to move into the case. And it turned out that way, didn't it? It turned out that way, yes, definitely. Well, Senator, when you investigated the Internal Revenue Bureau, did you discover just favoritism, or was it plain stealing? Some of both. The record that was put out by the past Commissioner, I haven't seen the recent tabulation, but Commissioner Dunlap put out a report in the early part of 1952 in which he listed that since these exposures had started in the Treasury Department alone, there had been 174 Treasury officials who had been dismissed with charges and included among that list there were 53 that were charged with accepting bribes for fixing tax returns. 21 of the gentlemen were indicted for failing to pay any income taxes of their own. Now remember these were Treasury agents and three of them were convicted for operating what in effect constituted a blackmail ring. They admitted that they were faking false claims and false charges of fraud against what they described as timid taxpayers and shaking them down for a payoff. And 24 of them have been jailed for taking bribes for fixing the tax returns of the nation's biggest racketeers. Senator, when you got into this, did you get help from the honest employees in the Bureau? Yes, I did. And I would like to say at this point that I'm more convinced now than I was even when I started that the overwhelming majority of the government employees, even in the Treasury Department or any other, are honest and are trying to do the job. Naturally, Senator, those who are want the others caught. They do, and they resented. It's a reflection on them as well as a reflection on the service and they resented it. Well, Senator Williams, when you got started in your investigation of the Internal Revenue Bureau, weren't you actually accused of being delinquent in taxes too? Yes, but that had nothing to do, I don't think with this particular case because in our own state, one of my payments was taken out, but that gentleman was convicted for embezzlement in late 1948, I think it was. Was he just getting after senators, you think? No, I don't think so. At the time that he took mine, I'm sure that he never dreamed any more than a lot of the rest of them that I would ever be in the Senate and I certainly did not know anything about it at the time. When we got to checking that particular office, naturally the fact that he tapped my own account helped expedite the disclosure. But I don't think it had any connection with the later developments except this, the lack of cooperation that I got from the executive branch in Washington in cleaning up that situation caused me to be a little suspicious in general, and I wasn't too hard to sell on the idea that there was something wrong when in 1949, about six or eight months later, this man came down with that story because otherwise I think I would have thought it was a little too fantastic. The bad thing to pick on a man was going to be a senator, isn't it? Well, it's... Take care if you don't know it. Well, yes, it's bad to pick on most anybody. I guess it was a wrong thing to have done. Well, Senator, didn't you feel that the Treasury Department aided your investigations with any alacrity or they just hold back? No. I have said that I received no cooperation as far as the executive branch or the Treasury Department of the past administration. In fact, what was exposed was done in spite of them and not as a result of any cooperation I had. You want to remember that I had no investigating staff. It was done largely as a result of this information which was brought to my office, of course, when you get started, other information comes in. But every, practically every disclosure that I put on the floor of the Senate, and I think they all stood up and most of them in the courts subsequently, but practically every one of them were taken from the files of the Treasury Department itself and from their own reports which they could have moved on in and prosecuted if they seemed fit to do it. Well, Senator, do you think they're trying to muzzle you now by passing this rule in the finance committee that only investigations which are by a full vote of the majority of the committee shall be publicized? I think it's wrong. I protested it and refused to serve on a subcommittee under any such rules. I don't question the motives of those who voted for it. Maybe they had what they thought were good reasons, but I personally disagreed with it. And I think this, that if we set that rule, adopt that rule on any committee, the American people would not have confidence in what we did. Because I think that we've got to agree in advance and they got to know in advance that we're going to disclose it regardless of where it falls and which political party might be involved. We do have some in both political parties, you know. It was not aimed at you, however, was it? It was some other committees. No, it was at the committee of which I asked to be sent and yes. Well, Senator, you're also on the finance committee as well as the agriculture committee. May I ask you, what do you think of Secretary of Agriculture Benson's farm program? I think, I agree with Secretary Benson on this farm program and I think he's trying to do a good job. I have a great respect for him and I think that if they'd leave him alone, he would do much toward putting our foreign policy on a sound business-like basis. Secretary Benson is, as you know, not endorsing the present high 90% supports. He's more inclined to think that we should adopt the flexible or lower support program and I agree with him. I might say that many of those who are his staunchest critics today, just a few years ago, were the strongest advocates of this same program and that includes Mr. Patton, the President of the Farmers Union, who is now protesting it. Mr. Patton testified before the committee of the Senate at the time they were discussing this program and he was most enthusiastic about it and said it was the most constructive and forward proposal had never been made to the American farmers and it was much better than the original 90%. Well, aren't some of these severe critics of Secretary Benson's farm program also your constituents in the state of Delaware? No. Now, I don't say that we don't have some in the state of Delaware that disagree with Mr. Benson. Don't get me wrong on that. But the farm organizations in the state of Delaware largely, and I think that's true in New York, New Jersey, or any of the northeastern areas, the two largest farm organizations are the Grange and the Farm Bureau and both of those organizations are on record as being opposed to the current high 90% support program and more in favor of the lower support program and I think are endorsing Secretary Benson's proposal. You would agree, wouldn't you, Senator, that Secretary Benson is in bad with Western farmers? Yes, I think so. The Western farm block, so to speak, has always been, and this is not on political lines. Both political parties in that particular area, the most of them, have been always in favor of the 90% support in the high and the only objection they find with that is they want the 100%. Now, what many of those critics failed to point out the fact, though, is this, that we already have the program in effect which they're advocating, not the one which Mr. Benson advocates, but the one which they want. And under that program, we have accumulated about $4 billion worth of agriculture commodities. They're in the warehouses all over the country. And short of a war, not one of them have come forward with a constructive proposal as to what we're going to do with them. And most of the farmers recognize that you just can't continuously keep piling these commodities up in the warehouses and letting them rot. You've got to get them moving in the channels of trade and let the consumers eat them. Senator, it's been assumed, I think, that Secretary Benson is largely responsible for the administration slipping somewhat over the country. But yesterday's elections occurred mostly in urban areas where the farm problem was not at issue. How do you explain those democratic victories yesterday, particularly in Jersey? Well, I have read many explanations as to the results of yesterday's election, and I've heard many commentators, some of the country's best brains, explain why it happened. But I think it all boils down to one thing, they have more votes than we did.  Now, if we go ahead with the farm parity program and store up these mounting surpluses, what's going to happen to these surpluses in view of the high cost of living now? Well, under the old program of accumulating them, if you remember what happened with the potatoes, we destroyed them. And short of a program of destroying these farm produce, I don't know what we can do with them, short of a war. We want to remember today that agriculture prices have declined, yes. But the war is over. If the war was to break out tomorrow, we know that they would be higher by the same token. 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What is up everybody Jason here from jaspercasebrakes.com just filled up jasper's 14 box red zone football mixer random teams But we're giving away $250 in break credit how to be entered into the break credit giveaway All you gotta do is buy a full spot in this break. Remember the filler spots do not count So if you want a spot on the filler Congrats, you are part of the break, but you will not have an entry into winning a spot in the $250 break credit giveaway And of course we'll randomize customer names at the end of the break and the top five names will win $50 each So that means that these customers here from William down to Brian Croft We put into a separate randomizer at the end of the break and we'll give away some break credit there to you guys and again This is a 14 box mixer remember no veteran common ship and I know we've added unless it's Brady or Mahomes Veteran cards will ship those but of course one box of 19 chronicles all the way down to one box of $2020 blaster So good luck, let's do the randomizing part so roll the dice and we got ourselves a three and one four times four times There one two three And what was it a four right fourth amount of time? Brian Croft down to David and then we got ourselves four times here on the teams now one two three four Ravens down to the Giants So Brian Crabby had the Ravens travels with the Dolphins Nick with the Tynes Josie get the Rams Nick with the Bills Andrew with the Jaguars Brian Croft you have the Eagles last ball module mark with the Steelers Chris with the Vikings John McCall with the Washington football team Tom Jones from Daunress blaster three you got the Texans Robert with the 49ers Barry with the Bears Nick with the Falcons Tom Jones. You have the Bucks David with the Chargers Matthew M with the Lions Robert with the Raiders right here. You have the Cardinals Joseph with the Saints Mark with the Patriots Corey with the Colts Ryan you have the Browns Matthew the Cowboys Josh You have the Bengals well with Seahawks Nick Stover with the Jets Kenny with the Broncos travels to the Panthers Matthew Hedge of the Packers followed with the Chiefs and David with the New York Giants All right, and if you guys want to make any trades start proposing some and What I'm gonna do is get a little head start and start ripping some of these boxes I'm not gonna go through the cards. I'm gonna start ripping them. Yeah, it's gonna see this on Nick Cam It's gonna start ripping Go ahead start Mark, how's it going buddy? So mark is the only one that's proposed a trade saying that Patriots for Chargers So David you have the Chargers. Let me know Now TJ saying Texans for the Niners. Let me know if you guys want that Okay, David's the nine the first trade. All right, what about you Robert? If not, we're just gonna close it Just to continue on Good luck guys. I'm closing the trade one of them. It's the TWC. It's the only four trade Closed. All right, and I've ripped three boxes so far elite 16 hanger you got a I think 2014 tops prime and 2013 Sterling Jarvis Landry You got Jalen Ramsey Jackson Mike Evans rookie for the Bucks Aaron Dobson, you know, I could even carry a good running back for Arizona Taj Boyd Austin Safari and Jenkins to 140 for the Bucks And we got a redemption it's Paul Richardson. That should be one of the Seahawks Blake Bortles, I'll double check that but I think he was Seahawks back in 2014 And again, I'm not sure if tops will even be able to redeem that for you of course, they don't have the football license anymore, but Just don't go there to the team that he was on Julio Andre Williams little patch Heaven Escobar. All right, Pablo, Gavin Escobar, Pablo's cousin Nice little patch right there for the Cowboys Kenyan Barnard, Mike Gillisley, Stefan Taylor to 99, Cardinals, and Eddie Lacy The Cowboys and there's Gavin Escobar again. This is actually a really nice set from Thompson. I kind of missed tops football too Cam Newton, little Tom Brady Justin Hunter, and we got a Marcus Lattimore That should be going to the 49ers I believe this is the Marcus Lattimore thing you know to do from South Carolina great running back in college Unfortunately had a very very gruesome injury and never really got to make it But the 49ers drafted him and I think signed him as well just to kind of help him out as well So I should be going to the 49ers too. We're going to Robert Christine Michael DeAndre Hopkins, so that's one of the few 2013 players you want to get Julio 275 Yeah, it was pretty bad, but he was such a good player though Sucks Mike Gillisley such a good running back Keenan Keenan Allen, sorry Rookie now Davis You got Dion Jordan. It's another product that had some problems with substance abuse in the beginning of his career And now Davis a three-color patch and autographed to 125. Now. It's pretty bad. It was very bad I mean just like the worst you could think of kind of Markey's good one Xavier Rhodes Vikings Leave me on Bell Mike Glennon John Jenkins to 75 Marcus Lattimore to 99 Derek Rogers For the bills Yes Yes, Seattle Seahawks, and then it looks like 2018 he played with the Wreckskins or Washington football team started for two years and then actually resided with the Seahawks to 2020 part of the practice squad so That will be going to The Seahawks and he was a rookie as well Oh, yeah, I mean If I remember correctly, I don't really want to watch the video again But I remember his leg is just just got planted into the ground and then Here came the tackles and stuff, you know, and that's the one thing it's like, you know I see I see these running backs running out, you know to the outside corner and Do's are just diving at their knees just to take them out. You know, it's effective don't get me wrong But it's just sometimes I always think man If the guy doesn't plant and jump up and his leg just gets stuck planted dude, it's like just gonna break in half You know, like especially right from the from the shin all the way down to the foot and it's just amazing that like You know, that doesn't always happen and be the case And his instance, yeah, his foot just looked planted Everything else just happened. That's a 17 elite Draft picks I want to say so it's all gonna be in college uniform, but There are some big players in 2017 you might be chasing one being a half a billion dollar man and of course Other players and he got D'Angelo Henderson So we're gonna go by the checklist if there is one on group or checkers If not, what are the teams that they're currently on or teams that play for the longest? We'll go by college rules. So again, perfect example if there is a checklist We're just gonna go to the checklist and of course Leonard for now dropped about the Jaguars Keep the beat with the Jaguars, but there is no checklist on group rig checklist since it's a collegiate product I'll go to the team because he's currently on so we go to the Bucks But if there is a checklist and we're always gonna go by that first Part of awesome There's one on group rig checklist, right? Okay, perfect makes my life easier So we'll just go by that I love group rig checklist. I love that, you know, a really cool dude has decided to help us group breakers out You know make a checklist for you know teams that aren't collegiate or collegiate products and stuff like that, but Kind of makes it controversy because what happens when there isn't a checklist, you know People kind of get very upset when it comes to that Or it's like it would have always just been college rules Okay. Yeah, if it just says where their college is from then yeah, that doesn't count Has to has to say the team on there and I think with I think with the guy that started group rig checklist He didn't really start doing a lot of college stuff until like 2018 and then From like 2015 and forward. I think 2014 was a year before Even a cardboard connection didn't really have a full checklist with teams on it It would just literally say the player's name, you know team affiliated So you'd have to go like the panini website and stuff like that too to look up the names Vince Beagle I love group rig checkers, but They don't have the collegiate one then then we'll have to go by by College teams college rules as you say There's a Patrick Mahon's rookie. Well, at least we know where he's at still I'm gonna be there for a very long time That's gonna go to the chiefs and foul shop Linwood tomorrow Linder, all right, let me just quickly do this for the video for you guys so we can see how the group rig checklist is working For you guys, but again If they don't have a proper checklist that tells you what team they're on back in 2017 in this product then We are not gonna go by that we'll go by college rules Which is teams that they play for the longest or team that they're currently on. This is collegiate football Yeah, so they only have elite football, but that's the NFL version This is collegiate football Come on group rig checkers man is taking forever Yeah, this is the NFL version so I need the collegiate one Yeah Yeah, all right, so then I'm a guy so that means for this elite It's gonna go to the teams that they're currently on or teams. They played for the longest So like Leonard for net is the perfect example He is now on the bucking here So all the Leonard for net rookies that I pull to the side will be going to the bucking ears Ah Let's continue on guys Let's go with some playoff 2019 I Drew Sample autograph for the bangles Danny Jones rookie wave Marquise Brown Wayne Haskins And the way it has I Go Harman Damian Harris autograph Patriots George did him Johnson At Oliver Terry McLaurin Andrew luck relic accolades for the Colts Macquarie Josh Jacobs Phillip Lindsay And we got color murray air command All right guys, this rips a little Donner's blaster, and then we'll go a Donner's hop All right there for the Gerald the dominators Jared Goff chase playful rookie Jake from James Morgan T Higgins, there you go Let's go Don is hobby now Travis Kelsey a manning Christian Fulton 100 Joe Burrow lead series John Taylor Jalen Rigo Rookie canvas a little patting my home's elite dominators Lamar Jackson to 100 And JK Dobbins Autographed the 249 for the Baltimore Ravens and a brown crop brown and IU Justin Jefferson Patrick Mahomes Dishon Jackson relic That cup is Julian Edelman Alrighty guys, let's move on So we still have a little prism blaster and a mega box prism, which I'll do those two next Then we have plates and patches flash obsidian first off the line Phoenix and then Chronicles so we're pretty much down to Halfway through the break more like higher-end stuff though after this So Okay guys looks like I'm gonna be a little bit over the time here for this This mixer so remember all the times will be subject to the change so we might push back everything about 10 15 minutes Think I was projected to try to finish this by eight a 640, but Went through orders so that we can add everything else Into the break schedule, so I'm only at the 40 minutes. I figured I'd take an hour So I'm gonna be right on time On the schedule be off Again, this is the blaster this will be the Mega box and you'll see that there'll be some neon green in this box here So open up the caches as well Let's go with the blaster. So we just actually do one of these AJ Brown rookie you got a Kaden Smith gold laser Jim Kelly gold laser And a nice Terry McLaurin silver For the Washington football team gonna John McCall. No a fat rally And Rodgers Now we got Ian Thomas silver and a little Miles Sanders base Eagles gonna branch off and we got Dave among government Highland Murray about that These calamari prism base card sell for a lot That Ryan Harold you like that? DK Mack have Oh That was a calamari autograph there for a second Zach Allen some of the corner there for you though and dairy sleep Midship is getting 99 and Archie Manning to 35 I Bebo Samuel triple relic number to 99 Benny Snell Jr. Look at that Patrick there to 99 for the Pittsburgh Steelers And your plate is for the Cardinals Terrell sucks from elite All right, let's go with flash football. I believe this is 2019 flash football. So chance at more Nice rookies from the past year You got Mack Wilson Again, this will go by the Czechos, which I believe there is one Debo Samuel green number to 20 that was 49ers Kaden Smith On my seat ticket, okay, so Paris Campbell well after obviously yesterday went up probably crazy. Yeah Will Greer Five out of ten I'll go to the Panthers There you go. I got three boxes left. Let's go Phoenix. This is 2018 Phoenix guys, so This one will have a chance of Lamar Jackson rookies Now we'll do chronicles and then we'll end up with their city first off the line 2020 Joe Montania to 49 Calvin Ridley to 75 her cousins Like these color cards that I'll top a little as well Oh man, we got some points coming up out in Tate DJ Sharp and someone's gonna win 250 points Little Mack to 199 199 little patch out of Anthony Miller Rex Burkhead to 25 Patriots OBJ No lander small more to 25 a little patch for the Green Bay Packers James Washington I'm Paul and Josh McCown back to back All right All right, you guys two more boxes.  Good luck everybody This is obsidian draft picks football find four autographs per box. So again Go buy the checklists, of course And good luck. Let's see. We get a big name Brandon. Are you to 99? Or sorry, that's 99 Chase young autograph That's gonna go to the Washington football team And John McCall that's one out of 25 Colby Parkinson That's three out of 15 JK Dobbins to 25. Wow.   I mean, those are just a ton of hits here guys kind of hard to do a recap But there's a ton of stuff that we panicked even top loaded And really appreciate you guys filling this up today On monday night football there's plenty of stuff to go around For a lot of uh you customers here And then of course 250 points everyone's gonna have a shot at this And then let's give away some break credit as well So So everyone's gonna have a shot at the um the uh, I don't want to get copyrighted for this video All right, so This will be just for the customers that bots bots straight up for 250 top five get 50 bucks Then everyone would have a shot at the 250 points So let's roll it and we got ourselves a five out of five 10 times one two three four five six seven eight 10 to final time Boom So travis joseph brian mark h and mark living thing congratulations. I'm gonna send you guys 50 bucks and break credit each And then 10 times here to see what gets 200 points one two three four five six seven eight nine and 10 Andrew toms and 250 points come in your way. So again, this was the 14 bucks reds on nfl mixer on jaspy's case breaks dot com


So what in the world is a gentle health update and giving back to the community? That's what this video is today. I am here, but I do not feel good. And that is what I'm gonna talk about for just a second with you guys. I know that most of you saw my video where I talked about that I have a blood clot in my portal vein, in my liver. And it's completely occlusive. It's completely blocked off. I go to the doctor late in the end of January to find out more about it, how long I'm gonna have to be on the medicine.  I have just been so exhausted and not feeling good. And that's why I haven't been doing very many videos, but I wanted to do this one to let you know that that's what's going on. I really, truly, I'm just tired. And I feel like I'm completely on burnout. And you know, it's funny because I've heard a few other creators kind of talk about this phenomenon going on this year, especially if you've been on here for any amount of time. Like I've been on here eight years. It's hard to come up with new content. Although, you know, I can continue to review beauty products, but you know, it really truly is kind of hard to come up with new content all the time. It's fun and I love beauty and I love makeup. And oh my goodness, we're gonna switch gears and we're gonna go a lot into skincare this year. I'm just really having an issue with menopause. Menopause is just raking havoc with my skin. And I know that so many of you kind of talk about that a little bit. So I'm kind of doing all kinds of new things as far as skincare goes, devices goes, trying to lift this sagginess that is there right now. I have lost a little bit of weight on this blood thinner and it seems like the more weight I lose, you know, the more sagginess. Cause I'm at right now a lost total since 2019 of 135 pounds. And that just really makes your skin sag and droop because it was plumped out with all this fat. Now, you know, the fat is shrunk and I am left with an empty balloon that looks really little. And anyway, surprise because this video is a giveaway. I am so thankful for all of you.  Now I wanna first tell you that yes, this is international, but I need to know that you are international because the people that are in the US that I can ship these boxes to, I will fill with all kinds of goodies. So I want you to stay tuned until after I show you what you're going to get because you have to do some specific things and we have to talk about some specific things. So let's see what you get. This is gift box number one and it is full of Revlon and Say Beauty, ColourPop, I get so much PR from ColourPop. It's wonderful. Ruffer is in there and Pixi, there is just, there's some great things in there. Derma-E, Kokey, you guys are gonna just love this. So that is box number one. And then in the box for the giveaway of number two is again, we have Real Techniques, Ruffer, tons of ColourPop. I love that ColourPop Cloud9 palette. I bought that for you guys. Smashbox and the list goes on and on. Derma-E again, Revlon. My goodness, there's so much stuff in here. So I hope that you are going to enjoy this. All right, so that's everything that you're gonna get. There is a ton there for two boxes. So we have three total winners. First two winners are gonna be in the United States and I can ship those boxes out to them. Then the third winner is going to be international and I'm going to give you a $100 gift card. And I'll go ahead and pick you all randomly. So this is what you have to do. I need you to make sure that you are subscribed to my channel. I do check. If you are not subscribed to my channel, I will not be giving anything away to you if you're just here visiting and going for a giveaway. But I wanna make sure that you're really interested in being my subscriber and supporting my channel and that you have supported my channel. But tell me how long you've been with me in the comment section. Make sure you also tell me where you live. So if you're in Texas or New Hampshire or in the UK or Australia or Canada or wherever you're at, just make sure that you tell me where you are at so that I can know whether or not I'm doing international or whether I'm doing domestic in the giveaway. Now, the other thing I would love it if you would go over and subscribe to my Instagram or my TikTok. I just barely got on TikTok. Just go ahead and tell me where you're from for sure. Make sure you comment. Make sure you like the video. Make sure that you're subscribed. Liking the video is not a requisite because I can't say that on YouTube but I would really appreciate it if you would like it because the more people that like it, the more we get it out there and more people can enjoy the channel. So I am so thankful for all of you. Oh, before we go, make sure that you do not respond to anybody that looks like me saying you want a giveaway. That is not how you will know that you want a giveaway. Let's put this giveaway for two weeks from now and I want you to know that in two weeks I will do a video where I will verbally announce the winner. I will not contact you through the comment section because there are too many scammers. So please, please, please, I would not contact you through Telegram, WhatsApp, your email, anything like that until I verbally say your name on camera. So that is so important because there are so many scammers and so if I went through and I contacted you through your comments, then the scammers would go crazy. So please, please, please, you do not win this giveaway if there is anybody telling you in the comment section that you won the giveaway. The only way to win this giveaway is if you hear your name come out of my mouth, okay? And that will be in two weeks on another video. I'll make sure that I put in the title that the giveaway winners are announced. So that's everything. I hope that you did enjoy this video.  I love you guys so very much and I will see you in my very next video. Take care of yourselves. Bye-bye.