The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Hazel Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Captain, yeah, this is the Tiger Technicians Hour on this Tuesday, the 12th of March, almost halfway through the month, very quick, huh? So, what we're looking at here is, there's been a slow roll over in the Dow. Let me just get through this quickly because I got a whole bunch of stocks I want to look at. I was asked about, I suppose, what I want to look at, and that includes the retail area. So, let's just do this. The Dow is up 80 at 38,849. Here's this, let me just quickly show you this is what I show subscribers to my opening court. Every day I do the Dow analysis, and of course it applies to the other indices as well. And here's the Chapman Wave inside track repellent zone. It goes to PE in the Chapman Wave methodology, 39,282, all-time high on the 23rd of Feb. And here we are pulling back, and now you've got the inside track repellent zone. That's those two parallel lines, green because it was sourced to push nicely above it. That says now you've turned that repellent zone into a propellent zone. And right now it's still a repellent zone. We'll see what happens. This is young. A lot of buyers keep coming in, coming in, coming in. So with that said, let's just go through those numbers, and the numbers will tell us. So if the Dow at 38,855 can actually start trading the 39,100s this week, that's really good action. If we start to fail a little later in the week, we'll see what happens. But in the meantime, back at the ranch, let me just show you this just to make it as simple as possible. And I'll be doing a webinar on this soon. Look, here's the S&P is walking the nine period exponential moving average. We do have a short position in the S&P, a small short position. Here's the Dow. We do have the Dow short position for some time now, quite a couple of weeks. And the nine period moving average has failed to go pink. It's still green. That's positive. Look at the QQQ getting closer and closer to pulling back. The price pulling back under the nine and then the 14 period moving average, but until that green line turns pink, you can see on the right the same chart, just with the price of the QQs and the 9,14 period, just these three lines. You can see if we start to make lower highs and low lows, that'll be a change of trend right now. It's holding pretty well. Let's get out of that now. I just wanted to show you those. Look at the weekly charts. The Dow weekly chart, peak B, but just a tiny little consolidation, three weeks, including this week, since the high was made in 39,282, and no serious pullback yet. So we're watching this very closely. Here's the S&P, here's the weekly chart, we can chart right there. Look at that, holding very nicely. This is still a leg B. Can't be called a peak B until Friday's close, until the bar itself, whatever timeframe you're looking at, the bar itself fails. And in this particular aspect, we're looking at the high of, oh, I forgot to type that in. I'll type it in right now, 51,89,28. And there we go, 89,28. Let's make it 89,28. If it goes above 0.28 this week, it extends leg B. Simple as that. If it doesn't, that's so far, it's holding quite nicely. If it closes under the low of last week, which was 51, sorry, 5,056, and 82, that's going to be a big negative on the short term, that is. Let's go to the QQQ. I want to show you the same thing here. This is a leg C. It'll be a peak C. If there's no high above the high, oh, I thought I'd updated all of these. I guess I did the other day that I forgot to do two days ago. So that was a high of, right there, this is the QQQ. 448.64, 4.8, just got to reverse these numbers. 8.64, there it is, 64. Now what's really important about this is, you can see there's a potential arch formation. So patterns form over a period of time. In gravity, when you throw the ball up, when the ball hits 0% gravity, it stops going up, but it's also not going down. There's that moment when it's 0%, then it turns over and turns down. Well, we'll see if that was the case right there, 448.64, but so far, the 9-period moving average is holding strong. And just once again, the IWM, which is probably coming, no, that's worse, down 73 cents at 2.04.46. So the small caps aren't finding any favor right now, and I need to go to gold, and then we'll go to silver. Gold is down almost $30 to $21.59.3. So this is fascinating for us, for subscribing to the opening call. We had a gold stock that we wanted way back as it was breaking out, and every day just kept going higher and higher. So what I said was, well, I'll raise it just a little bit from where I wanted it. Why? Because in this move, which has the characteristic, just at the moment of a single leg A up, what do I mean by that? You'll see that in the E-mini, the futures this morning had a single leg A up, and then it came all the way back. It didn't fail by taking out the low of 51, 1.2.75. It went just a little high. It went to 51, 1.775, and then it bounced. Now what we're going to be looking at is this particular pattern where it comes down and it goes about a 70% decline, and then it finds support and rallies and it goes back, in this case, over the 200 period moving average. Let's just relate the chart pattern. The chart pattern is repeat over and over and over. It's a fractal of human nature. Let's just see if this pullback starts to hold in the gold continuous contract, $21.42, that's the 9 period moving average, and then $21.30, that's the 14 period moving average. I don't care what the reason is. So far, the gold was stochastic at 85%. MACD is strong on-balance volume, putting back having become a little bit overboard. The on-balance volume, very overboard, now putting back a little bit. And the weekly chart only really starting to improve technically, although the 9 period moving average held green even on that big pullback four weeks ago, we're going to see whether or not this is a one-off meaning that whatever, there wasn't any other relationship to the gold move. In other words, it wasn't as if gold was in demand. It was actually looking very poor, even right up until even the big move to the upside that started right here, there was nothing to see there. Even if you look at on-balance volume, which was improving, even if we look at the MACD, which is improving a little bit, it needed a trigger for that move from the 29th of February to really extend having one, two, three, four, five, six, about seven huge green candles, a little doji candle sign. And remember, that's the Chapman Wave technique. I'll call it the sign in doji. It happens one bar before, one bar after a high is made. That's short term high. Any kind of high, but some kind of a peak is made. 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Sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders. Just visit the front page of TFNN.com Free at 1-877-927-6648 Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Hi folks, we're back. So we're looking at the silver. It's down 37 cents at 24.34. It's got very strong support about the 2390 area, 2380 area. We're looking at high-grade copper. High-grade copper just made a leg E, but it's actually all within a very, very narrow range. It's good, but it's within a narrow range. And that's the same thing in the weekly chart. It really needs to see how I spoke about this the other day. Sometime in March, it needs to bounce and hold $3.98, $4 somewhere around there. Trading right now, $3.90 down just a fraction. Okay, so I did that, did that. I wanted to show, oh, GDX. Did I do GDX? Yeah, GDX had a round number. I have to tell you, this is a phenomenon that I don't think I've seen. And I followed round numbers. It was a round number on the eighth that's on Friday. No, was that Thursday? No, Friday. Yesterday it went to a higher number. It went to 30.34. And today it is, and that was a round number over there, making a leg B, probably a peak B today. That's now 2937. Strong support of both the Georgia-beard moving average is the minus. GDX, 2906. And then the green nine-beard moving average of 2885 and 2844. So it has a whole cluster of good support levels right there. And I wanted to show you the GLD because I was asked about the GLD. Yes, the GLD made an all-time high. Is that a peak C in the daily chart, a leg D? Could be a peak D even in the weekly chart. So they're all in different time, different notations in the channeling methodology. Leg C, very positive in the monthly chart, spider gold trust. Okay, now let's just do this. I wanted to show you a couple of things. Did I do that in the updates or did I do it now? Let me just show you Crude Oil. It's just stuck there. It's made a peak C in the weekly chart. Peak D pulling back in the daily. Nothing to see, just kind of sideways. Then I got that. Okay, now, so I've gone through, I don't want to go through them all. How many, now it's in the hundreds of round numbers that I'm looking at. What does it mean? Well, we don't really know. It's a time sequence. It's all, much of the time, it isn't just immediate. It's when you look back at whatever it is. And then what is that? Those are round numbers like 210 or 1211.00. There's no decimal, there's just a zero. So it's just a round number. But I wanted to show you something interesting. Look, Costco. Costa made a peak D all-time high at 787.08. And it's all of a sudden starting to show some round numbers. It didn't. It showed a 775 open before that rally to the all-time high. And now it's way under that at 731. Although it's up 17 today. So the volatility here, what should I call it? Volatility in the market usually means downside. I'm just saying the whippiness is quite amazing. And today, we're looking at it's trading at 717.08 and it's now trading at 731. And yet, look at that. Two big gaps are downside now filling in one of them. pfc in the weekly chart. This is Costco. All-time high, leg C in the monthly. So it's still very bullish. WMT is Walmart. It's just had the same thing with round numbers. In fact, yesterday, you know what it did? It had... I said yesterday was the day before. It was the day before. Had a 60 open. This is on the... First of all, it makes a new all-time high. A 61.07. And it has an open 61 round number. That's on the 7th of March. The reason why I mention this is you can scan back. You can go back as long as you want. You will hardly ever find a round number. And if you do find the round number, you won't find one or two. I mean, you might find one, but then it'll be a long time before there's another. And that's... I mean, every day it has 10 chances to make a round number open, 10 chances to make a round number high, 10 chances to make a round number long, 10 chances to make a round number close. And yet, they never do that. So, look at this. It has this... This is Walmart. Trading as we speak at an all-time high. There was a GSAS-C. Okay, this is going to go to a D right now. And if it makes higher highs, I have to say, how is this going to work? First of all, what is the meaning of all these round numbers? Because it's so unusual, especially at an open. When it's at an open, I have to call that round number FOMO. Fear of missing out. It must be... Why would you just grab something with such a... Right here. Such a huge... There you are. I mean, a number of stocks out. The float is just huge. And you're grabbing the round number at a high, and then it goes to another high. So that's... It's a work in progress. So that's in the area of the retails. But we also have Target. Target makes 175.53. All-time high makes a chaff. We have two-bar reversal. Pulls back right there at the high. It's a leg E in the weekly chart. A leg A in a banyou A in the monthly chart. Gray A because the stochastic is only at 54%. And the nine-period hasn't moved positively over the black-watering-period moving average. And yet, it was a 179 open. Whoops, how could that be? That shouldn't be a 179. That should be a one... Oh, 17... All right, I'm looking for it right here. Where did I get that? There, 175. Sorry, that shouldn't be a nine. 175 open, just a few days ago. It's trading right now at 168. So I don't want to go through all of them. It was the same thing in TJX, IOM, Iron Mountain, and what was the other one I wrote down? Rust stores. It's just incredible that you would not find them. You can go through day after day after day and every day you have four chances multiplied by 10 each. So it's a really unusual phenomenon. Okay, so with that said, it means that we've got to be monitoring what happens next. Because if it's saying at this particular period that grabbing stocks at round numbers means that the implication is that things are so fantastic that we've just got to get these things no matter what, because they're going higher. They could be right. I don't know yet. But it's something that I'm monitoring really closely. I found it all over the show. Agilent makes a new recovery high the other day. First at peak, I'm calling that an F. And then what happens? The peak F is at 151.58. And it has a round number right here. 148 open the next day. All right. And now it's trading at 148.04. I don't want to go through those. I'm just saying that it's a phenomenon that I've not seen. It could mean that you're just going to grab everything because they're on buy modes. And once you're in places like gold was streaming up just like BTC, Bitcoin has just been streaming to the outside. 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Hello, Basel Chapman. We're back. We're back. Look at GWW Granger. They do industrial-grade supplies and safety products all-time high, just the other day with the Chapman with two-bar reversal. And what does it do? It goes to... Right there. It goes to... Let me just show you what it is. 999.00 high, all-time high, round number high. And I was trading at 972 yesterday. It was down to 950s. So, it's interesting. That's all I can say. Okay. So, let's go through a couple of things here. I wanted to talk about and I wrote it out. Yeah. So, if you look at WT, WT trading just off its all-time high, which is Wisdom Tree exchange-traded funds, fixed income, currencies, commodities. This is really good action. This is the Wisdom Tree exchange-traded fund. And let me just check here to see what it was. I think it was 852.00. It was the high yesterday, slightly lower today at 843.08 cents. And there's another one. VT, which is the Vanguard Total World ETF. All-time high, three days ago, at 110.00, what was it? 110.02. According to that peak F, it's kind of stormy, but with that nine-period moving average is strong. Refrigate charges in leg D. The stochastic is pulling back now. It's at 81%. So, it's still positive, but it is pulling back. On-balance one is pulling back. MacD is flat, but still positive. The rental strength is starting to stall, but it's still not bad. So, and this is the world, Vanguard Total World ETF. I see it to you with everything that's going on. What do you think the world is looking at in terms of some benchmark? In this case, it's the Vanguard Total World Stock ETF. What do you think it would be? I'm not sure you would say there would be at all-time highs. Well, it's a fraction of the all-time highs right now. The all-time high was just three days ago, just over 110. So, with that said, I'm looking out to one of the reasons why I say you've got to remain positive. On the short term, yes, I'm expecting some kind of a pullback. Has it occurred yet? No, it hasn't occurred yet. What it has occurred in a rotational way. But we're going to be watching a lot of things here. A question came in. Could I look at Uranium or URNM? Uranium trading, R-U-M is the spot. Uranium minus ETF. Made a leg seat or maybe be a peak C in the monthly chart. I could call that an alternate count. Even everything about it so far looks like a C. It's made a peak D with quite a shock pullback in the weekly chart. The 9-period moving edge is really close to turning down, but it hasn't. It's still green. The other technical indicators are weak. And the daily chart is in the sell mode. And it's trading at 48.48. So as I see this, it isn't today's action that's important or tomorrow's or the next. I want to see on a weekly basis that this 9-period moving average does not cross negative. If it does and URNM is below 45, then the discussions I've been having for a while now are saying that my impression is that uranium is the one area in the commodity sector that we've been looking at positively for quite some time, that it could remain positive and even go to new highs by the summer if certain things happen. And this particular point, they're not happening. It's more stalling. It isn't breaking down yet. The daily chart has taken quite a hit, but it's still above the low that was started in the last move up to the peak D. That was on the 14th of December a month ago at 45.78. And here it is at 48.47. So it's still above that. But this potential dreaded H pattern is something to monitor. And the 9-period moving average over the month, and that's one of the reasons why I say this is still pretty good, holding very, very strong. And if you look at CCJ, which is Comico, we've got it coming up there. It doesn't look pretty much the same as the URNM, except this one is taking out that left side low of January. And it has turned pink in the 9-period moving average. So I am almost waiting till Friday. I might have to put it down. I have to send this cell signal. And I might even have to say immediately upgrade to a cell mode, but I'm not going to do that just yet. I have to wait for Friday's close. And it is a leg D. Oops, it is a peak D. Yeah, I think it's a peak D. Yeah, the high was 51-22 and 51-33. So 53 this, if we can't get about 51-33 in March, that's going to be a peak D. So Comico call uranium fuel is telling me that I'm kind of on a hold right now. Well, we have stock UEC, which is uranium core of America. And that's holding, that's got a slightly better chart pattern. The 617 low that was made back in January to the peak D at 834, down to 624 has a higher low. And it's holding a little bit better. And that we could all pretty much the same thing, except that the Comico has already gone pink in the 9-period moving average. I would rather stick with the core, the UT, so URNM, which is that Schratt fund. And that's the one that I'm looking at. So the monthly chart of UEC is a superior to all of the others at this point could change in the next few days. But I'm saying right now, the superior is acting very well. So that's the one that to me, there was another one, UUUUUU, which is only OK. It's not great, but it's been walking the 200-period moving average, and it keeps testing it the way it tested. The greater the chances are that if you go under it, you're going to be under it for a little bit, for a little while in time. So I'm watching this very closely. So the answer is, you want to know about CCJ. And I'm just going to say to you, CCJ has pulled back a little more than I wanted. It's already gone pink in the nine-period moving average. This is on a purely daily and weekly technical basis. This is showing a little bit more rare and tear than the others. The others are still holding the nine-period moving average very well. So where would I look at this? 39.31 is CCJ's key support level, the 200-period moving average. A close under that says, oh, oh, that's going to impact the weekly even more. So I hope that helps you. What you want to see is holding steady above 40 into Friday, and next week suddenly there's a move that takes it very quickly to the 45s. That's your best scenario. I'm just saying that's the scenario. That's all. Okay. Next thing we're looking at here is where it was a question. Oh, another question came in. Let me just get to it. Give me one second. Yeah. Oh, man. That's a, that's a, that's an ugly question. Where do I think Boeing is going? Well, let me just do two things. One is Boeing, the backlog, I think must be absolutely huge by this point. 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Look, E-mini did this A Eiffel Tower pattern straight up, straight down, then it held, it actually held a firm number, but that's not the point, the point is now it's gone to a leg B in the 5-minute chart, leg B in the 10-minute chart. Does this mean we've got a two-click session? We had one that was on the way down, that was very quick. And now you can have another one meaning you can hold it all the way to 4 o'clock because it's going to be making higher highs and higher lows. Well, you've got to monitor these different indexes for that. So now we're looking at this Eiffel Tower which says that Boeing went from, oh, I should have typed it in. So the low that was made, the week of the with that long-legged dojo candle, the week of the, oh man, 187 was the high round number. 179, 169 was the low, right? 179, 179, and it spikes to that round number turned out to be a low. I just, before I'm thinking of it because I meant to mention it yesterday and the day before, Nike had a round number, 100. Recently it made a low of 97.63, but a round number 100. Now it's trading at 101.20. So on the downside sometimes it can be a trigger for a move to the upside. So I just wanted to point that out. Let's go back to Boeing. So Boeing spirals up from the 179s, all the way to 269s was at 267.54 and that was the week of the 22nd of December and how it's at 185, 10 points higher. So is this going to be that Eiffel tower that goes straight up and then almost straight down? I'm looking at this and I'm saying what's what's the heck's going on? If they have the kind of, for months, not months, it's about a year or two, I'm reading out about the build up in inventory, or at least so, the build up of demand. But if they're starting to lose their credibility in one of the most, I mean safety in transportation, now let's see, where would you put safety in transportation? At number one, number five, or number 10? One being the best, 10 being the worst. There's something wrong here. You've got millions of people traveling. So this is a serious situation. So where could it go to? I'm not sure where it could go to right now. I mean obviously the thing that you look for is the left side trough of importance, that's in October of 2023 at 176.25 and that's the low that was made right there in the weekly and the monthly. If it takes that out, that's really serious. But most importantly are the transportation security. Is that a Buddha change? Anyway, is there some tie in there? Why aren't they making a big deal of it? Whatever it is, this is a big factor. So on one hand, you've got build up of demand. I'm sure the demand must be very, very high. But does that whittle away and then there aren't that many different plane makers, right? Or engine makers, plane makers, whatever. So this is really tough. I'm looking at this, I'm just saying on a purely price basis until Boeing can start to trade for three weeks in a row above 220. That's kind of the big resistance up until 220. But above 220 this is a really serious situation and it's trading at 185 right now. Okay, I hope that helped you. Next was FXI. This is the China large cap ETF. Very big cup formation breaking to a new recovery high leg B in the weekly chart. All of this is very positive. China coming back like this. This is very positive. The week hasn't closed, but the fact that it went above three weeks ago the high that leg A in the weekly chart, the monthly chart looks horrible. Weekly chart doesn't look good just on a very short term basis. It's improving a lot. It's a good sign and if you're looking at where would I want to go? Yeah, so that's China. I want you to look at Japan in K. This is the continuous contract. Leg D going to a possible peak D in the weekly chart. Leg E the doji candle in the monthly chart. Leg F going to a peak F right here in the daily chart. Yeah, a bit of a pullback, but it's still acting really well. This is Japan. This is the Nika Nika Nika 225 USD continuous contract trading at 575 38.840. Now I needed to do this. Yeah, so look, Microsoft is trading very nicely today. Up 9 .13 and 413.72 up 2.27 percent still stuck in the rectangle formation. But and I'd send this to subscribe to subscribe. We are long from 338 and we've had different trading positions. I want to do right here at that low. I was thinking, you know, is this one of those H patterns that holds the left side high and then it tries to go back to the top of the rectangle. If it is, it would be another one of those nice quick trades you could have for about three days, five days, but it's acting very well. If you look at the weekly chart, this cluster formation, I've just got this would be against what I'm thinking of right now in terms of the market. But if this becomes a cluster formation and then we just circle it right here. If this becomes a cluster formation and becomes a one to one breakout, in other words, if Microsoft by Friday or Monday of next week is trading at 423 or higher. That's open season. That's broken broken out and it can be quite a lot higher on the day though. Very nice action, but the magnetism turned positive. The relative strength is moving higher. The stochastic is very weak right here in the 49% area and the on-balance volume is fading. So this did not make a second arch formation for a dreaded H going to a low-case M. Instead, it's just a one swoop and now it's trying its best to make another one right there. Yeah, so Microsoft actually really well price-wise and 9p moving average right as we speaking is just gone green. That's a big positive. Is this unfolding? Ah, Buttigieg. Yeah, anyway, I didn't share it. I'm just saying what's going to happen? It's now up to the transportation secretary to do something. We don't know what he's going to do. But certainly Boeing has to be held over the course and that's going to stall a lot of things. Yeah, within the context of Microsoft we've done that. Apple is it bouncing today? Not ready. Just down 13 cents at 172.59. Yeah, I didn't see 169 run number low. Yeah, isn't that interesting? I think it could be a bounce off area. It could be the exact opposite. 169 close. That was a run number close. The day that it made its most recent run of 168.49 announced at 172.54. Yeah, they could turn around to be some kind of move to the upside based on that run number low. That's what I would normally have thought of it. 169 run number low. Could have a decent bounce number. It really has to see the 9p right now. So Apple's going very I'll be back in a moment. I'll be back in a moment. Are you ready to take charge of your financial future? TFNN is your gateway to the world of trading and investing. 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That's the phase we're in a little bit as I say round number FOMO fear of missing out we'll see what happens and the question came in about MJ I would hold off on MJ that's the alternative harvest ETF cannabis if you look at the other one MSOS which is trading at right on the 200 period exponential move under the 200 period moving average that's the advisor shares that's the US cannabis sector I just hold off on this area right now one of the question came just right there. Okay so let me just do this. The Dow is up 270 this is really good action but the Dow has been making lower lows and lower highs now it's broken that resistance area you know what's this very close to because that 9 feet moving average has gone back it's still green it never it went pink for a brief moment yesterday but not today so this assist me buying is still there I'm gonna hand you over to Steve Rhodes check out my


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this is hope today and join us so that we can bring that hope and encouragement to you. And Tom, we've got some good stories and conversations coming up. Well, you know, it's president's day, right? It's president's day. And of course, our two greatest presidents are Washington and Lincoln. And we're going to be talking about Lincoln today. Pastor Bill Gallis is with us today. He's written a book called Lincoln's Ghost and it's subtitled shadows from the past still speak in the present. And we're gonna hear so much.  And we're going to talk about his faith and his belief in the word of God and just some of the things that he did that are so applyable to our own lives of taking the truth from the scripture and understanding what was needed in the country at that time. So it's I listen, I love history. Maybe you do too. Maybe you don't.  Yeah, there's always wisdom in looking at the leaders who have gone before us so that we can see how to walk through the confusing difficult times that we face. Absolutely. Yeah. Well, as you know, it is Monday, so that means it is time for our meaningful Monday story. Actors Mark Wahlberg and Jonathan Rumi appeared together on Ash Wednesday to have a powerful conversation about faith, prayer and honoring God. Mark Wahlberg is recognizable thanks to his long standing career as an actor. But he's also well known for his faith, something he's shared openly for many years. Jonathan Rumi has also made quite a name for himself playing the role of Jesus in the popular show that maybe you have seen the chosen for both Jonathan Rumi and Mark Wahlberg. Their Christian faith is a cornerstone of their lives. They appear together in a Super Bowl commercial for a new prayer app called Hallow. And the app went viral after the ad aired and even ranked ahead of Netflix on the app store charts. Mark went on to explain how he enjoys using the platform he has to drive people to a relationship with God. He said we just want to continue to encourage people to grow closer to God. We thank Mel Johnson from GodUpdates.com for the article. I love it. I love, first of all, I love when a Christian app goes beyond Netflix. But I just love, you know, they're both Catholic brothers and they, you know, they have the ashes on for Ash Wednesday. And I just like that they're taking a stand. They're taking a stand to stand for God when in an increasingly secular society, they're taking a stand, Anna, that says this is important. This matters. I saw Jonathan Rumi interviewed recently on, oh, what's the view? Thank you on the view. And he's, you should have seen the reaction when he walks out. It's like Jesus walked out onto the set, you know, but people said how much the chosen has meant to them, but also apps like Hallow means it means a lot to people. Yeah, to have that prayer foundation for our lives. And yeah, it is. It's awesome to see such big names talking about God and sharing their faith. It draws a lot of people to the right place. Absolutely. I just want to say this. If you need prayer, we always have prayer partners standing by. We don't have them on an app. We have them on the phone and you can call one of our prayer partners at the number on the screen and get somebody that will pray with you, will walk with you to the throne room of God. We'll encourage you through the Bible. We're going to hear a lot about the Bible lately and how I've been coming up shortly and how it encouraged President Lincoln to do the right thing. The Bible can encourage you today. So why don't you call prayer partner and get some prayer today? All right. And yeah, so we also have a little bit more coming up, but we have a break and we've got a good guest coming up. So stay with us. We'll be back with Pastor Bill Gallas and Lincoln's Ghost. 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Well, we heard that many of you are responding to the spot that you just saw about our free Monthly Hope Today newsletter. This month is all about love, loving God, loving people, and so if you don't get this in your mailbox every single month, all you have to do is give us a call. It's actually the same number as our prayer partners<PHONE_NUMBER>. Not only does it have inspirational articles, but it will also have our full program guide, has a delicious Dashing Dish recipe in it every month, and it's actually something good that comes in your mailbox besides a bill. So give us a call. We'll send it your way. That is so good. Newsletter has such great stuff in it. Well, today, as we mentioned before, is President's Day and one of our most well-known presidents, most well-beloved presidents was our 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. We know that he was a strong leader that he had had to be because the Civil War was happening. I'm sure it's the most challenging time for him or for our country. One of the most challenging times any country has ever seen. We're joining us now to talk about Lincoln and how his faith played a crucial role in his life. His pastor and author, Bill Gallus, his new book is called Lincoln's Ghost. Shadows from the past still speak in the present. Bill, welcome to Hope Today. Great to be here. Thank you. Well, let me ask you, why write a book about Lincoln?  Well, that was actually birthed out of COVID. You know how that affected the world there in 2020 and a lot of shutdowns and a lot of churches went remote and our church went remote and so more time at home and to focus on other things. And I began to read more and as I said earlier, I'm a World War II buff, but I find myself focusing on the Civil War and Ken Burns series. It was powerful. I went through that whole series and began to read other books on Lincoln and I just became fascinated with that subject and his challenges during that war and how much it relates to what we're going through as a nation. And so it turned into a blog and that blog turned into a book. Yeah. Well, I think it's a great subject. I know I love that Ken Burns series and you know, I've been called a history buff. I don't exactly know what a buff is, but I'm sure you've been called a history buff as well. But let me let me ask you about Lincoln. Let's do, let's get the elephant in the room here. Was Lincoln a Christian or where do you see, where do you come down on that? Where do you see his faith? I think he was a nominal Christian. His parents were Christians. They got involved in the revivals that were going on at that that day. Lincoln sort of was not really involved in any church knowing denomination, but he had a respect for the word of God. He believed in God, whether he was a born again Christian at that point in his life, I'm not sure, but he had a respect for the word of God. He believed in the God of the Bible and you see in his writings, especially during the war and his speeches, he brings the Bible in it. He brings God, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob into it a lot. So I think he evolved is what happened. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's interesting that I've read so many quotes by Lincoln like the national day of prayer, a proclamation where he uses stuff like verbiage that a preacher would use, you know, that someone that was really calling us to repentance would use. Well, let me ask you about the title. Why Lincoln's Ghost? Because I think to know where you're going in the future, you have to know what the past was like. There's a quote by a that says it's not by Lincoln, but another man that said, if we forget the sins of the past, we are condemned to repeat them. And so I see so much of the Civil War, what they were going through, such a divided nation that his words, his wisdom, even though he's long gone, it still speaks to our future. It's like a ghost still present. Yeah. Let me ask you, what things surprised you? What things stood out to you as you began to dig into Lincoln and his writings and trying to apply them? And I love how you've applied them so often in the book. Ha, what things kind of stood out to you? I used the word evolve. We see Lincoln evolve during that war. In the beginning, his main purpose was to restore the union, to bring the Confederate States back into the union. He was sort of pragmatic. He was a politician for sure. But you start to see him evolve. It became less about restoring the union and more about the slavery issue. Even at the beginning, he was willing to take the Confederate States back in and say, and let them keep slavery. And so you see this evolution to ultimately, he ennobled the war, made it less about making the union back together and more about we need to get rid of this sin of slavery. This is sin. He saw some of the problems of the nation at the time. Actually, it's God's judgment of allowing slavery to continue in our country. So I saw him evolve from a pragmatic politician to someone who actually made it about the human being, the slaves, and people themselves. You know, I thought of the quote that I'd never heard before to I read it in your book where he says, how can we say that we believe in the, where God judges Adam and says by the work, by the sweat of your brow, you will, you will raise up, you know, this crops out of this land. But then make it by the work of someone else's brow, the sweat of someone else's brow against slaves. You know, how can we say we believe that when we're basically condemning other people to do that. But you have other characters in the book as well. Can you tell me about Joshua Chamberlain? I mean, most of us didn't even know who he was until the Gettysburg movie came out. But tell me about him. Yeah, they feel that this, this commander at Gettysburg, he is being overwhelmed by the Confederates. They're about to lose that position on a little round top, which would have actually just caused the outcome of that battle to swing to the Confederate side. A lot of people see that his decision to fix bayonets and charge his mendon the hill in front of these overwhelming odds as the turning point, because they did push back the Confederates. They did hold that position. And that actually, many people who study that war feel that that particular part of the battle Gettysburg was a turning point in the battle and actually a turning point in the war. So just the courage to charge down a hill against muskets and just with bayonets, you know, I don't know how many people could do that or would do that. So Pastor Bill, you had mentioned, you did a lot of this reading and research during COVID, which was such a time of fear. There was the division over the different political conversations that came up, a lot of confusion. So as you were reading and studying what lessons really spoke to you and how we as a country can navigate not just COVID, but even those any dark confusing times that we walk through. Well, as I said, I started as I read that during COVID. You know, the Civil War was a divisive time in our nation. I mean, we had 10, 11, 13 states, you know, either in on the side of Confederacy or kind of, you know, on the fence on that divided nation and Lincoln had to weather that. And if I can read a quote, can I do that? I think it answers the question. There's so many great quotes in this book. I find myself dog-earing and underlining at so many points because there's so many that seem to stand out. Yeah, this is at the beginning of the war. This is March 4th, 1861. And this is Lincoln basically saying what we need to overcome this difficulty. He says we need intelligence. I say that's common sense, right? We need intelligent patriotism. Boy, do we need that in our country now. He said we need intelligence, patriotism, Christianity. Funny he brings that in. Intelligence, patriotism, Christianity and a firm reliance on him who has never yet forsaken this favored land and is still competent to adjust in the best way all our present difficulty. So he was saying, you know, we need to be patriots. We need to use common sense, but it's God ultimately going to get us through this. And that was then, that's now too. You know, one of the things that strikes me about Lincoln is that he, after the war, a lot of Northerners really wanted to punish the south in many ways. And in one of your chapters that Mercy triumphs over over judgment, you know. Can you just speak to that? What was his thoughts about how the south, again, is defending slavery is not a thing that you can justify, but about how to bring them back. Yeah, you know, the Republican party at that time, and many of the Northerners, they were angry. I mean, there was almost 700,000 men lost in that war, killed. And how many wounded? Probably a million or more. And so they wanted to really punish the south and say, let's take all their land and let's arrest all the leaders and you know, let's have all these court marshals and hangings and just make them pay for everything. And he said, no, that is not what's going to heal this land. Forgiveness is going to heal this land. Mercy is going to heal this land. Patience is going to heal. And I think whatever we're going through in life, when there's an obstacle or there's a hurt, it is forgiveness. It is mercy. It is patience that ends up ultimately heal rather than that hard fist of I want to get my way. I want to punish that person who's hurt me. And the Lord says in his word, he said, it's kindness that leads us to repentance. And he had kindness, God had kindness, where he could judge us, he could have punished us, but he showed mercy toward us. Well, I love that and I love the, I mean, I again, I highly recommend this book, Lincoln's Ghost, because of how important it is in understanding the present day, because don't we need that now? Don't we need that? We fall, we fall so easily. We don't car ourselves north and south anymore, but we fall so easily into division, you know? And I think God wants us to be kind of that saff, that balm of Gilead, if I could use another biblical expression to heal those wounds. Yeah. You have another book that you've written that's, I wanted to bring it out because we didn't necessarily plan on talking, but what's the other book? Well, this one is going to be out the end of this month. It's called Where Fireflies Never Die. It's about our, you know, beautiful memories of the past and so what it is, it's writing, growing up in Pittsburgh in my, from kindergarten years, the sixth grade, and all the wacky, funny things did here in Pittsburgh. So it's all, if you were a baby boomer, if you were a Pittsburgher, if you grew up in an urban setting, you're going to love this book. If you like to leave it the beaver or Dennis the Manus or the Wonder Years, this is that book you enjoy. The only difference between this is this is actually, these things I did, this is, this is non, this is non-fiction.  And I said, go ahead. Let me ask you about that because I know a little bit of your story.  You're my parents' pastor, my sister's pastor. Tell me about your story. Where'd you come to faith? Well, I, I went to church, a Presbyterian church until I was about 13 years old. I went to church because I was forced to go to church. But when I was 13, I said to my parents, I don't want to go anymore. And so I stopped going to church and got in trouble, got in trouble with drugs and ended up, this was during Vietnam. I ended up running away from home, going, joining the Navy, getting involved at the Vietnam War. But I was not saved, still struggling with drugs and alcohol. And when I got out in 1975, came back to Pittsburgh, basically to say goodbye to my family folks here and live in California. And I came home and I met a good friend of mine who had been a drug addict. And he said, Bill, can I talk to you? He said, I'm not on drugs anymore. He said, I found Jesus. And I was like, how do you find Jesus? I didn't know Jesus was lost, you know? And he began to share how Christ had changed him, invited me to the light of life rescue mission.  I said, I would go. But in my mind, I said, I'll go, but I don't want, I was going to say, I'm glad Jesus worked out for you. He's not for me. And go live in California. Well, I went to that service. And it's never happened since I had a vision. The pastor was preaching. All of a sudden, he disappeared. I mean, he was there, but in my mind, he disappeared. And there was a blackboard, a chalkboard. And on it was all kinds of scribbling. And I heard a voice. And the voice said, Bill, this is your life. It's a mess. But if you allow me, this is what I'll do. And I saw a hand and an eraser, erase it. He said, I'll make you new. I'll make you clean. And I heard the pastor say, if any man being a Christ, he's a new creation. Old things pass away, new things come. And he said, anybody want Jesus? And I ran to the altar because I hated my life. And I didn't know how to pray. And he said, pray, tell God what you want. And I said, God, I didn't know, again, I didn't know King James language prayer. I said, God, I'm driving the car of my life. And I'm wrecking it. I'm going to get in the back seat. I'm going to let you drive. And that was in the second Sunday of July, 1975. He immediately took me off drug, set me free, changed my life, began me on a road to ministry and ultimately into pastoring. So that's, yeah, us gracious. His kindness leads us to repentance. You know, it's so true that I love hearing these testimonies because it reminds us, and even as you're listening to us at home, that God will go the distance to rescue us. And as we're even praying for our loved ones who don't yet know the Lord, and you feel like, Lord, they're so far away from you. How will they ever, how will they ever find you? Well, here's the cool thing. The Father God is constantly pursuing your heart. He's constantly pursuing the hearts of your loved one. And oftentimes, if we're praying for our loved ones, he calls us to just continue to be faithful in prayer and then watch God work. And Pastor Bill is awesome. Truly how he just, he just took your heart and he spoke a very unique and powerful word to you.  And that changes everything. Maybe you could just look into the camera over there and just speak to someone else about how they can come to know Jesus as their Savior. Well, I made my testimony short, but God was chasing me.  I think of Jonah. You know, here's a man running from God and God caused a whole Mediterranean ocean of people to get ahold of his wayward profit. And maybe God's chasing you because I can look back and see points in my life where God was speaking and I ignored him. And God was speaking again. I ignored him. And maybe he protected me from something. I realized it was him, but I ignored him.   But you put it off. Well, thank God he gives us time and chance and chance again. So if God spoke to you in the past and you've said no, but he's speaking now, say, yes, it will be the best thing. I always say this, Jesus Christ was the best thing that ever happened to my life. And you wouldn't go back, right? Amen. Nothing to go back to. Nothing to go back to. Nothing no reason to turn away. Right. Yeah. Let me, let me, I have a Lincoln quote. This is a great quote. I want to read this to you. We're going to put it up on the screen for you. It says, in regard to this great book, he's talking about the Bible, I have but to say it is the best gift God has given to man. All the good the Savior gave to the world was communicated through this book. But for it, we would not know right from wrong. All things most desirable for man's welfare here and hereafter are to be found portrayed in it. That's a quote from Abraham Lincoln.  One that we might not hear in our political grandizing today, but tell me what that quote says to you. We just have about a minute. Well, it tells me that we can't do anything without God. For him, you know, almost everything in our life and every struggle we reach through encounter, he's going to be with us too. And could I read one more quote? Sure. It's, it's, it's a title of the chapter was named as a weapon. In Gettysburg, as, as the Confederates are approaching, the union troops began to shout out the word Fredericksburg Fredericksburg, because a few months earlier, they had had a devastating defeat there. And it was like they used Fredericksburg as a weapon. Word, words are a weapon. Jesus, the name of Jesus is a weapon. So when we're going through hard times, we need to speak the name of Jesus. I tell my children, if they're ever afraid, they wake up in the middle of the night, just call out the name of Jesus because it's a weapon. And they did that. They did that at Gettysburg and they won the day. Amen. Pastor Bill, thank you so much for being with us. I know the books are available. Well, the first one is Lincoln's Ghost is available on Amazon. Amazon. Yes. I'm sure the other one will be there eventually. Yeah. Yeah. Well, as we look to the lessons of the past, don't forget that God's word has lessons from history. Even looking at the Israelites and how God rescued them and took them to the promised land, but they had to walk this long journey through hardship and face giants to get into that place of milk and honey. Well, God wants to rescue you too. He wants to take you to that land that's flowing with love, with joy, with peace. And just as we learn from the Israelites, what God calls us to do is trust him. Trust in the powerful name of God of Jesus who will lead you, who will guide you, who will work all circumstances for your good. Thanks for being with us on Hope Today. Have a good one. On tomorrow's Hope Today, unlock your purpose and begin to achieve success through solitude. Speaker and author Terry Savelle Foy explores how incorporating more alone time in your schedule can be the key to accomplishing your biggest dreams. That's tomorrow on Hope Today. 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Hello, welcome to St. Lloyd Mirror. I'm your host, Betty St. LeVoe. On this show, we talk about movies, movie history. Once in a while, we do some film lists. And today, I've got a whole bunch of them. Hope you like them. Besides that, we're going to do a few. We're going to hit on a couple of reality TV shows because we've been looking at them on YouTube. And one comedy that I've watched at least five times in the last three days. OK, so let's start off with our first list. The first one, this is called No One Looks Like Them. And I'll do these lists where I compare actors and actresses saying that they look like one another. On this list, No One Looks Like Anyone in the Film World. So let's give it a whirl. Viola Davis, Raquel Welch, Samuel L. Jackson, Bob Stanwyck, Joseph Cotton, Greg Peck, Paul Newman, Linda Carter, Default Gail Godot, Sophia Loren, Halle Berry, Gina Gershawn, Russell Wong, Jessica Lang, Chow Yun Fat, Morris Chet Snut, Chris Pine, Rod Stiga, and Alelia. All right, those people look like no one else in the Hollywood Firmament. Just my opinion. There might be some twinsies of them out there, but I haven't met one yet. OK, so the next list is going to be a brother's list. And this particular list has to do with the groupings of brothers in Hollywood. I got this idea because I saw a trailer for an Owen Wilson movie, but then Luke is doing a TV show. And so I'm like, the Wilson brothers, they're like an iconic grouping in Hollywood to me. So we'll start off with them, Owen and Luke Wilson. And I believe that they actually start off as screenwriters. Now, I forgot one thing. The Bridges brothers are actually my numero uno for Hollywood brothers, Jeff and Beau Bridges, because they're adored their father, Lloyd. And he kind of began the family business of acting. So actually, the Bridges brothers are my numero uno. The Wilson brothers are my second. Then we'll go to the Stallone brothers, Sly and Frank, the Carradine brothers, Bobby, Keith, and David, the Keech brothers, Stacey and James, the Phoenix brothers, or pardon me, the Vivers brothers, Joaquin and Phoenix, the Cassidy brothers, David and Sean, the Mox brothers, Hoppe, Groucho, Zepo, I can't remember the other one, the Smothers brothers, Tom and Dick, the Hudson brothers, Goldie married one, Bill Hudson, the Wayne's brothers, of course, Damon, Mullen, Sean, and Kenan. And the Murphy brothers, Eddie and Charlie. Let's not forget the Juana brothers and the Maya brothers who had studios in Hollywood. All right, I like that list quite a bit. I'm going to do a sisters list, and I have a working list of family down below. So we're going to start with the King family for that, but I kind of like that list. Next we have, I might have mentioned this on the last episode, the iconic unnamed British heroine list. There are a few of them. They don't only pop up in America, but I could find some, but not so much movies or books, but they definitely are in cinema. So there are three of them. Julie Christie's Darling, and she's usually just called Darling throughout the whole movie, but you know that that's not her name. Actually, her name is Diana, but they mentioned that last. So we'll give Darling as our default iconic unnamed British heroine. The next heroine is Rebecca, and that's Joan Fontaine. In Rebecca, we're dealing with the other so much that you would think the narrator herself would be in the background, but because the narrator is unnamed, we notice her all of the more. That's what I think. And then of course we have our Phoebe, Waller Bridges' tormentedly charming, or charmingly tormented fleabag. And for Darling, we see the unnamed heroine running up the ladder of society. In Rebecca, we see the individual dealing with the person who's not in the room. And in Fleabag, we find the heroine finding her way through life. I like that list quite a bit. All right, so now I'm going to give some shout outs to some of my viewing material I've been doing via YouTube. Please check some of these great content creators out. Because of them, I feel like I am, like I thank them because I think that they've helped me improve my show a little bit better. So Crime Reel and Briefcase are my, they're my crime senses. I really enjoy them. They upload a mystery once a week, Mondays and Wednesdays, I think. And then we have Case Files Presents.  There's a disclaimer beforehand talking about if you can't really do hardcore crime, specialist or something else, very enjoyable. In a different genre, we've got a man, Travelmatic, right now, he's been going all over Mexico. I think the last three or four months, tasting great, barbecues, and the sights are divine. Please check out my Travelmatic guy. Steven, Wonder Boy Thompson, and Chailson, and are my fighters that I go to semi-immediately when they upload. I like Michael Bisping's Believe Me Either, but Chail's sort of my first Sensei Fighter, and then Wonder Boy's sort of my second right now. For other viewing that involves MMA, Al Paco the Sorus has begun to upload Sunday. Please check him out, 2 p.m. He's such a great breakdowner of the MMA psychology behind how the guys are moving around and relating to one another. He's live too, so you can even call him. If you have been a subscriber, you usually will be able to make contact with him via phone, please check him out. Then we have my man, Ken and Kay, TV, who is the Sensei who has been helping me the most lately. Mr. Al Paco was taking a little hiatus. Mr. Cove is sort of my primary Sensei, but so is Ken and Kay. He's been studying the art ever since he was young. Whenever he's doing a live show, he's got a great sense of humor and he's brilliant. Jim Cant Swim is my psychology, my criminal psychology professor. He doesn't upload frequently, but he's got at least a dozen episodes up. Really like his style, his production values are excellent. And then the last thing I just want to give a shout out to are The Weasel, Mind Smash, and Mix Molly Woffery. They're also MMA shows. So just when you're doing your YouTube stuff, maybe you check out these great content creators.  Okay, now we're almost getting closer and closer to movie time. But before that, we're gonna start off with these two reality TV shows that I was watching during the pandemic. I probably mentioned one of them before. Firstly, Hustle and Soul is a show about the Pink Tea Cup restaurant in Brooklyn. It's run by a man named Lawrence Page. And Vandy, Candice, and Sana are three ladies who work for him. Anna is his fiance, and he has twins who are waiters. Two waiters who happen to be twins working for him. I have never in my life seen such a spectacle of cussing and swearing and fist throwing in a restaurant. So I thought this must be scripted, but even if it was scripted, it's a scandal.  At any rate, the show ran for three seasons. I only watched the first season. I couldn't even believe I watched all six episodes. I just wanted to see what happened next, nothing good. At any rate, because of that show, my algorithm popped up the Bad Girls Club. And I started watching these clips. So shame on me, because I probably shouldn't have watched them, but they were quite entertaining, especially at first, because you cannot believe that young women act like that. And excuse me, but I might not know a lot of young women that age in this area, but I have nieces who are that age, and they do not act like that, and neither do their friends, all right? So I started watching the clips of a lot of my sisters, and then a couple seasons popped up on Hulu. And so I watched two of those seasons. And if you follow the story, instead of just looking at the clips, some of the action makes sense, but all the action, it's just bad. The girls are a lot of times half undressed. Hey, excuse me, I was watching it, but they're also throwing up their fists a lot. They're acting aggressive with one another. But I guess the show couldn't be built on everyone hopping and skipping and singing kumbaya every night. At any rate, I wanna do a little bit more research before I talk about what I just decided to talk about today. I'll probably talk about it again. But I did watch the shows, and at some point, at some point, I would just like to do a show and make a compilation and discuss how reality TV came to be, but also how it's not really reality TV. So that's just something for another day. At any rate, it's disgraceful and enjoyable at the same time. This fight set the drop of a hat. There is often hardcore porn, unfortunately. I mean, I consider some of that porn. And a lot of trash talk. At any rate, it ran on oxygen, and then it got canceled, as did this other show. And producers go too far when the lowest common denominator is violence. But I just wanna say that there is a market for stuff like that. And it doesn't make you not a bad person by marketing it. I don't think you're really a bad person by being a producer, and you're certainly not a bad person for watching it. But it is very odd that there's stuff like that on TV. Just saying. Okay, so now we are going to get to the, oh, we're almost there. I just wanna discuss this review that I watched that regarded the Mandalorian as not a bad show or not a good show. And the content creator who did the review, let's see, it's the worms hole. I think it is. I have a couple different reviews of the Mandalorian on here because people are reacting to it. And look, the first time I saw Baby Yoda, I want one for my birthday. The dang thing is cute. John Thoreau made up that doll, by the way. So I've seen the ads for it, but I feel like what Bill Maul said about the show. There has been some controversy regarding, well, the stars got fired and Bill Maul goes, this is a show that I wouldn't even watch if I was in prison. And when he said it was funny, maybe it's me saying it's not as funny, but it is funny. Like there are some shows that you're like, whatever, especially if it's a big corporation like Disney, that the reviewer and I feel don't treat their audience with respect. Like they kind of do a formulaic thing. All right, so yes, Midnight Edge did a review on the Mandalorian March 31st, 2020. And my man here, the worm soul did his review December 2020. So I'm just going to quote from him. And also I've just recently checked him out. Maybe you can check out his show too. So he stated with his review that he wanted to be pro art. And I thought that was a very positive thing because it's very easy to pick apart something you don't like, make fun of it, blah, blah. That's not always the best, it can be counterproductive. So sometimes it's good to critique stuff that you like and that you dig. So he said there was a lot to like about mainly Grogu, that's baby Yoda's name. And he said visually the show is great. He didn't really like the writing in the storytelling. He felt like it was a big commercial, but he liked the Boba Fett character and he likes baby Yoda. Mainly he talked about baby Yoda. He also talked about how the show, it seems to follow this formula where the armor is important and dude men wearing the armor is always either fixing a disagreement between someone or there's an escort project going on. What else do you say? Yeah, he upgrades the armor and everybody else sort of wants it. There are people trying to take his armor. He also very lovingly complained about how the fact that there are several episodes where baby Yoda looks like he's going to get shot and he doesn't, but of course baby Yoda's not gonna get shot and the other thing that my man said is that we all know that the show is gonna be going on for another 20 years. There's nothing wrong with shows like this. I kind of wish I was into the Star Wars thing. I've seen, it's all the first three movies. I don't really have Star Wars fever, but I've always liked science fiction more so when I was a kid. But Disney, they drop the ball a little bit. You have to pay a lot of money for their package. To me that's a lot of money a month for to watch movies that I might already own. They kind of are the evil empire to me, but again, maybe you have to have an evil empire when it comes to movies, you know?  So at any rate, I really liked the worm soul review of The Mandalorian and there are other great reviews about that show too. I'll probably, I got more enjoyment, I get more enjoyment listening to people talk about than I think I would watching it. So I just want to put that out there. I might check it out though. Now, we are going to come to the movie that I've watched at least five times in the last three days. And that is the very funny supervised with Tom Behringer, Lou Gossett Jr., Fnullio Flanagan, Boe Bridges, and Ned Dennehy, Clive Russell, Fiona Glass, Elliot Baskin, and Aaron Hefferman, and the show Stopping Kira Abysskeira who played Celestro. Okay, so this movie has made me laugh. I really like it. I've always liked Tom Behringer. Moss sat me down for Shattered years ago. I really liked that movie quite a bit. And the plot of Shattered is totally awesome, basically. And I don't know if I talked, I didn't look at my archives. I might have discussed Shattered's last episode or episode before, but he's an architect who has amnesia. He's trying to get to the root of the mystery and he succeeds with the help of Bob Hoskins. That's basically the main plot. It has Greta Saatchi, Corbin Berenson, and Johann Wally Kilmer. And supervised, several superheroes are dying of uni, okay, of boredom, all right? And a retirement home, and it's made exactly for superheroes. And Tom Behringer, once again, is getting to the root of the problem and he's trying to find something out. So for me, it was almost a play on some of the roles I'd seen him do. And then at other times, it's a movie about how life might be dull, but it shouldn't be dull. Why don't we just do something? And so that's actually what these elderly folks do in the old home folks all day. They get into mischief, pardon. And they finally hit upon a mystery that they have to solve. I thought the writing was great. I didn't mind the special effects one bit. One wag of a critic said, oh, they're gonna be making fun of those special effects on that show one day. But I don't think so. The special effects stood up for what they were. Plus, I didn't write their names down. The guys who did the special effects worked on the thriller video and the a-ha video. So the effects were fine with me. And both those videos, those iconic videos are great. So I really enjoyed the writing. I couldn't believe that Beau Bridges was playing a 70-year-old. He looks about dang near 45 years old. He looks younger than I do, okay? And I love Vanilla Flanagan's character. She's very, I mean, if I hit 75, I hope I look that sexy. That's, I mean, really, she was fantastic. It wasn't all about her being beautiful, but she beautiful, okay? So the plot was fine. I didn't mind the plot at all. The show stopper for me, who I really, really enjoyed, was our Hiran Abiskaya. And I am so, pardon me for not pronouncing that name correctly. It has a, I'm having trouble with my auras today. But Hiran did such a good job. He's only in the movie for a hot minute. He steals the show. He's actually a Shakespearean-trained actor. I can't wait to see him in, he's been in Selimbine, Hamlet, and Midsummer's Night's Stream. And I'm almost positive those are BBC productions. I think that they were, they were filmed. Is that it? Got the rest of the cast here. All right, so it was written by Andy Briggs and Roger Drew, Ed Dyson and John Nevin. The casting was by Alex Johnson and Louise Kelly. The cinematographer was Sam Rental. The art direction was Christie Mc, Christie Mc, oh, I wrote that too fast. Sorry, Christine, Christine McDarcy, I think. And there were 11 stunt people, four of them with the last name, Condren, Joe, Sean, Tony and James. I thought that was pretty cool. It's directed by John Kavanaugh. And I put some stuff here about Mr. Bairinger just because he was born in Chicago like me. He was in platoon, big chill, the substitute training day and inception. He's married four times and he has six children. All right, so I think that that's it for me today. I'm your hostess, Betty St. LeVoe. I hope you've enjoyed our mixed bag redux. I'd like to thank Kendrick, Nair, Tony, Zach, Rob, Chris, Brett and Jen for helping me soap my show all these years. Thank you very much. I'd also would like to thank Mr. Lowell Smith all those years ago for supplying me with all of these movies and all of these ideas to start my own show and to all of the assistant directors and the assistant producers and the gaffers and electricians and the best boys that we've never seen because it actually takes thousands of people to make a movie, especially if there are several locations. All right, until next time, you little chillens. Stay away from all those bad movies. Ciao.


Hey everybody, what's going on? I am Greg Sosman joined today by Jim Sanis of Fandall, who's gonna help us break down week one DFS stacks. We made it, Jim. It sounds so sweet to hear week one NFL because it's been so long since we've had a full NFL slate. Like I'm jacked for this. There are actually some pretty good games on the main slate. So I am super excited for this. How are you doing, Greg? I'm doing well, man. It is, it's week one of the NFL season. I jumbled my words like multiple times to JJ yesterday. So I feel like I'm in mid season form. So I'm very, very excited to start talking week one Fandall DFS stacks. And when we begin talking stacks, we begin in Carolina, where I've been all over Cam Newton all off season and pairing him with Christian McCaffrey. Certainly seems like a no brainer on Sunday. Yeah, I think this is one of my favorite games on this slate because the Rams are slight favorites on the road in Carolina and the Rams play at a pretty high pace. And what that says to me is I should want to stack up Carolina and I think the most logical pieces there are Cam Newton and Christian McCaffrey because McCaffrey should get a lot of work in this passing game. He had 24% of the team's targets last year prior to Cam Newton getting injured. That is a huge number for a running back in addition to the work he gets as a rusher. Now this year we could see McCaffrey lose some carries at the goal line and that does matter. But really we're going here for the targets. That really doesn't bother me all that much. He's my favorite high salaried running back on the board. Cam Newton last year before his injury we kind of forget how good he was. He averaged 23.5 fan dual points per game prior to that shoulder injury really setting in. And yeah, he's got the foot injury. Maybe that will decrease his running a bit but Cam's always a player I want in a game that could be close and high scoring. That's what I would expect here. So I want to stack up Cam Newton with Christian McCaffrey. I can afford them pretty easily for this weekend given the value we have at other spots. So I think they make a ton of sense. I'll run it back with Brandon Cooks or Robert Woods. I think overall this game is really attractive and I want to focus most on Cam and Christian McCaffrey. L.A. and Carolina is going to be a fun one but Jim looking at all the stacks that we have this is by far the most expensive one combining a top running back Christian McCaffrey. He's almost $9,000 and Cam Newton who's almost $8,000. How are you going to be able to afford the rest of your lineup? Well, thankfully Greg, we're gonna talk about a couple of cheaper guys later on both at defense and at wide receiver who can help get you there. And I think that on this week one slate, I kind of use salaries as being fake. Like they're made up. Like they don't really matter. It's like whose line is it anyway? The salaries don't matter at this point because there are so many values in the board. So I'm personally not super worried. I've had plenty of good builds so far with those two guys. So take advantage of the salaries being fake in week one and dive in on these expensive guys. Jim Sonnis also in mid-season form. Salaries are fake. They don't matter. And giving us a tease for later on in the show. What else could you want? All right, let's move on to the next stack and that brings us to another NFC South team. It's the Ten Bay Bucks first game under Bruce Arians. And it's a new James Winston and new Mike Evans, right Jim? I mean, honestly, I don't need them to be new. I just want the same thing that I saw last year because last year it was James chucking the ball deep and Mike Evans being on the receiving end of that ball. If we get that again this year, I'd expect huge things in week number one. And honestly for the full season, but in week one specifically, I would expect that when most people go at this game, they're probably going at Chris Godwin. And I love Chris Godwin. I think that he is a great way to say salary if you need to. But Mike Evans is pretty dang good too. And I think that the love for Chris Godwin while justified may be overshadowing how good Mike Evans is. Last year Evans had 38% of the Bucks deep targets. And that was with Deshaun Jackson being in the fold for most of those games. Now you take Dejax out of the fold. Chris Godwin is going to get some of those deep targets for sure because he is a very talented and very athletic player, but Mike Evans is going to have a huge role in this offense. And now he's facing off against the 49ers. He'll probably be match for the Kello Weatherspoon for a lot of this game. And he is 40 pounds lighter than Mike Evans. So James can chuck it up, let Evans do what he does. Evans or in Winston is $7,500. That's a pretty good salary for a guy who projects to throw the ball a lot and also throw the ball down field quite a bit against a bad defense. I love Jimmy Garoppolo in this exact same game. On the other side here, Dante Pettis as a wide receiver too. So both sides of this game are in play. My favorite stack here with everyone focusing on Chris Godwin is going to be James Winston paired with Mike Evans. Everybody loves Chris Godwin rightfully so because the offense is going to be throwing the ball down the field, chucking it as often as possible.  You want to get a little bit cheaper? Let's go down to Jacksonville I guess kind of east to Jacksonville, Tampa Bay. You have Nick Foles, you have DD Westbrook. That's been the combination we've heard about all summer long. Nick Foles' first game with the Jacksonville Jaguars. What do we expect? I expect to see a radically different Jacksonville team than we saw last year. Part of that is because Nick Foles is down there and that's a nominal quarterback upgrade over Blake Bortles. They also get their offensive lineback healthy because last year they lost their starting left tackle in week two, lost their backup left tackle a couple of weeks later and they used four different dudes at left tackle which is generally not going to lead to very good things. I'm expecting upgrades on the offensive line and a quarterback but also offensive coordinator. They've got John DeFilippo there now and last year in the first half of games the Jaguars threw on first down at the 30th highest rate in the league according to sharp football stats. That is a very low number but the Minnesota Vikings before DeFilippo was fired ranked fifth in that number and what that does is it gives extra volume to the quarterback but it also increases the pace which is good for the Jaguars and also good for the Chiefs. So I expect a lot of play volume in this game which is good for both sides and good for Nick Foles and DD Westbrook. Last year after the bi-week DD Westbrook had an insane market share and it wasn't just his 25% of the overall targets he was getting deep targets and he basically had every red zone target on that team from week 10 on. It didn't have a whole lot of red zone targets most of those were going to DD Westbrook. We saw the connection be hot in the pre-season in week number three. So DD Westbrook I think is one of the best values on the board here at $5,800. I like to run it back here with Travis Kelsey, Tyree Kill, Sandy Watkins, wherever you wanna go I think that you can come back with the Chiefs as well despite the fact they're racing Jacksonville but Nick Foles is $6,500 and DD Westbrook is super cheap too. So if you wanna get up to Christian McCaffrey you wanna get to Mike Evans and maybe go expensive on your defense I think that this is a great way to do so. So Nick Foles at $6,500 is really in a tremendous spot and a quarterback I think I'll use quite a bit this week. Nick Foles doesn't cost all that much it's gonna be peppering DD Westbrook with targets throughout Sunday's game. DD had a good year last year and in a totally new offense as you mentioned should be in store for a better year or at least a better game when the season opens on Sunday. Moving on we get to the Detroit Lions and it's a team that not many people like certainly from an offensive perspective. Sure, you like Kenny Galladay sure you like Marvin Jones but it's Darryl Belville, it's Matt Patricia and it's boring and you're kinda zagging while everyone else is zigging stacking well the quarterback Matthew Stafford with Marvin Jones the second wide receiver. What's going on here? I think the public's right on the Lions for the most part I probably I may not use them the rest of the year but if you look at this matchup there may not be a better time the entire year to use the Lions and what we have in this week against Arizona because Arizona's defense is not a Patrick Peterson they do not have Robert Alford and those are two big losses for that defense and they probably weren't gonna be that good of a defense to begin with so two big upgrades there for this Lions offense and also they want to run a fast pace and what that does is inflates play volume for the opposing team. It's probably not gonna help the Cardinals out a ton this week because the Lions wanna go super slow but it will give the Lions more plays and they may run the entire year this year and I wanna take advantage when we get that chance because Matthew Stafford is $6,500 and no he's probably not gonna have the biggest volume because the Cardinals are probably gonna get gashed on the ground by Karrion Johnson but I would expect Stafford to be pretty efficient there given that Marvin Jones and Kenny Galladay are both healthy in this offense and they did add TJ Hawkinson at tight end as well so Stafford is $6,600 and Marvin Jones is 61. I think that Kenny Galladay is a better player on this team but when both those guys were healthy last year it was Jones who got more deep targets and I do want those if I'm not gonna get a ton of overall volume so I think that when I'm stacking Matthew Stafford I'm probably gonna go Marvin Jones slightly more often he is a bit cheaper than Kenny Galladay if that helps as well and I think that he will probably not be as popular either so I may not use this Lions team at all the rest of 2019 but they're not gonna get a better situation than they have here against the Cardinals so I think if you're ever gonna use Detroit it might as well be in week one here on this slate. I'm totally with you here Jim Matt Stafford is someone that's all my radar and DFS because you're facing a relatively vanilla defense and you know the Cardinals are gonna score a ton of points and hopefully Detroit matches him hopefully we see a lot of Matthew Stafford doubling it off to carry on Johnson Kenny Galladay down the field hopefully in that slot we get a lot of Marvin Jones here this weekend. You mentioned before a cheap stack where you're gonna pair a defense with a cheap player well Chris Carson we all like all summer long the Seattle defense against Cincinnati Bengals that's something to watch also they're just $4,500 on Sunday why do you like Seattle in general? A lot of what you just said Greg kind of hit the nail on the head there because I think this is a really attractive spot to go because the game script sets up really well for Seattle to do exactly what they wanna do and that's run the football. Chris Carson is $6,600 I think that is way too cheap given the role he projects to have this year given all the things we've heard about Chris Carson throughout the off season so getting in there makes a lot of sense but you look at this game flow the Seattle Seahawks are 10 point favorites over a Cincinnati team that has had injuries to their left tackle their left tackle is replacing their left tackle is also in concussion protocol as of right now may not be able to play on Sunday and they've also had a couple of retirements on their offensive line for depth guys who may not have played but also it doesn't help to lose that depth up front so Seattle at home 10 point favorites I like that spot a lot for them but also no AJ Green for Cincinnati that helps out Seattle quite a bit so if they get a lead here because Andy Dalton is pressured quite a bit by this defense at the Seattle Seahawks of Assemble with Shadevi and Clowney that's going to get them a lead and that will allow them to use Chris Carson quite a bit and Carson is someone that I expect a lot big things out of this year they have talked about how they wanna get him additional targets in the passing game and in a half PPR scoring setting a target for running back is worth twice as much as a carry so every target that Chris Carson gets is worth a lot to his fantasy value he is $6,600 I think that is way too cheap Austin Neckler is in that exact same range for 64 and I do like him as well but Chris Carson pairing him with the Seattle defense if one does well the other likely will do well also and that's exactly what we want from a stack Chris Carson and the Seattle defense both in a prime, prime opportunity to go off this weekend at home against the Cincinnati Bengals we trust Andy Dalton to do nothing but turn them all over Chris Carson all they have done is talk him up both as a runner and a receiver hopefully before he gets hurt we can capitalize on the points he's going to give us the Seahawks a fine stack on Sunday one last stack to get into you and that is well the most talked about team in the off season the Cleveland Browns where you're not putting in Baker and Odell and Jarvis Landry necessarily you are stacking Nick Chubb with the Browns defense, how come? I'm kind of surprised honestly how little this stack has been getting talked up so far this week because when salaries came out you have to remember we were talking about Kareem Hunt being in the fold with Cleveland obviously he was going to be suspended but salaries are pretty heavily correlated to season long redraft ADP and that was baked into where Nick Chubb was going and Duke Johnson was still there but now there's no Duke in town for Cleveland which means that we're going to expect more targets for Nick Chubb and his snap rate will likely expand so getting him at $7,400 I think is a really good number I also like the Browns defense because they're facing the Titans the Titans will not have their left tackle Taylor Lawan for this game he is suspended and that Browns pass rush looks really good in the preseason they have Olivia Vernon and Miles Garrett that adds up really well and they're also $4,300 they are cheaper than Seattle, cheaper than Baltimore cheaper than Philadelphia but they also have similar upside to all those teams I am a huge Marcus Mario to Truth or to my deathbed I will be a Marcus Mario to Truth or but the dude will take a couple of sacks and Tennessee could be behind in this game with Lawan being out I think that sets up really well for Nick Chubb so Nick Chubb's role is not fully accounted for with his salary at $7,400 and I think that this Browns defense is a very cheap way to get upside so I want to pair them together again it's just like Chris Carson in Seattle if one does well the other should do well as also so Nick Chubb I think makes a ton of sense and pairing with the Browns defense also pretty attractive in week one not exactly a popular stack I don't really know why either it makes so much sense Nick Chubb's price only is going to rise significantly and this Browns defense I'm sorry Truth or Jim is going to get to Marcus Mario to your absolutely right it should be a fun one on an opening day for Cleveland and a fun one for you if you stack them that's gonna do it for us here on the FanDuel Hurry Up Jim it's been a blast I can't wait to do it again tomorrow yeah we'll talk some value plays tomorrow looking forward to that we'll probably get some Nick Foles talk in there as well because I'm a little addicted to this Jaguar's offense we'll see how that goes but looking forward to it Greg thank you Jim also looks forward to burning cash so that's exciting too for Jim Sonnis I'm Greg Sosman have a fantastic night we'll see you tomorrow to give you some value plays and to preview a real football game Thursday night football have a great night we'll see you then