The Amazing Mr. Malone Operator get me the office of John J. Malone Casting company presents the Amazing Mr. Malone an exciting half-hour of mystery starring George Petrie as The lawyer whose practice before every type of bar has become a legend our locale is the city of Chicago the time the present and the hero of these weekly adventures The Amazing Mr. Malone I'm John J. Malone attorney and counselor at law Tonight in our study of the cliche. Let's take a gander at Hard work never killed anyone You can never prove that by Danny Braden Danny is the dark-haired boy in the small furnished apartment on Chicago's south side Danny is what is known in the trade as a solitary drinker and he's just made an amazing discovery Your liquor goes a lot further that way Danny Danny what the devil do you want them? I don't want to nag you darling certainly giving a darn good imitation What's the matter you deaf see who that is sure darling just a minute. I'm coming Yes, I'm looking for a Danny Braden. What do you want with him? I'm an old buddy of his from LA He just tell him it's Jack Bucktel. What are you doing here? Oh, hi Danny. Good to see you What do you want Bucktel now? Is there any way to talk your little girl here? I think you weren't glad to see me. She'd be right. That's gratitude for you And I think the minute I stepped off that bus that made tracks right over here shouldn't have bothered. There's no bother talk How you doing Danny swell? You don't look it. Well, you know me buck. I never believed in being ostentatious. Can you use a hundred grand?  What where can we talk? What's the matter with this two things one you haven't invited me in what's the other? All right, they're both no problems. All right, I'm gonna take yourself a walk. No You're gonna get mixed up in something don't you understand English?  I like a girl who's in mind sit down. Thanks You Said something about a hundred grand not so fast Danny boy There are one or two things we got iron out first such as I got to be protected. Okay Then sign right here What is this just a little agreement that we split 50 50 on your income for the next ten years You think I'd be stupid enough to sign this why but he gotta lose well if I went to work you You wouldn't do a thing like that. Don't be so smart. Let's not kid each other Danny I know you from a way back. You've got no more intention of doing an honest days work than I have Now if you want to sign that agreement, okay, if you don't That's all right, too Give me a pen Hey, uh Daniel M Britain How's that? Oh, it's fine. Now what's the deal? You remember little girl. You were married to me and Gloria Mason That's your idea of a gag How long has it been since she got killed in that fire? What are you a comic that just you and me for a couple of minutes with you six years ago as I recall They never did find her body nothing left to find just some silver bridge work. I Bet you can afford platinum now. What are you babbling about? She's alive Danny You're nuts. She started that fire herself. What? Why get away from you? What kind of crack is that I tell you glory is right here in town only she calls herself Glenda Glenda. Yeah That isn't all she changed. She doesn't have that red hair anymore And she's married married To a fellow named Phil Stacy Phil The Stacy that owns the Belmont casino. Uh-huh. I Understand she's nuts about him. You must be out of your mind Well is one way to convince yourself go up and see and while you're at it you might ask her for a couple of bucks You know so you can afford a cab back I'm sure she wouldn't want her husband to walk Yes Well, what do you know what I never would have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes look mystic What's the matter Gloria? Don't you recognize you're one and only? It's Danny if you don't get out of here Will you do scream yes and go right ahead? Phil Phil, of course. We both know he isn't home. I made sure of that. I look mister I don't know who you are now Gloria. You couldn't have forgotten all we meant to each other I don't know what you're talking about. Well, maybe I know a way to show you That bring back found memories What do you want Danny? I knew it would ring a bell. What do you want? Only what's mine? You know Now you're my wife, honey You don't know how I missed you. I'm sure you found someone else to beat up. Oh now Gloria.  Oh, come on sweetie. You'll love it once you get used to the bugs. What are you after?  Now you think I came here for how much do you want? I never thought of it like that but if you'd rather stick with Phil why Fire be it for me to interfere with your happiness let's Make it five grand. That's a nice round figure.  Where would I get it? Well, it doesn't have to be cash, honey I'll take you check. I'm sure you wouldn't stop payment How do I know you won't be back again? Of course I will Glenda. You're my wife Now what kind of husband would I be not to drop by when I'm in the neighborhood? And I intend to be around real often Who is this check on just a second for you Danny? Who is it? Mr. Buck tell Hello. Hi Danny. Fine. How'd you make out? How'd I make out the Mrs. Stacey this afternoon? Where do you understand that from? Oh, we didn't do I don't get you Danny Very simple buck. This isn't the right day. Listen friend. Well, I ought to know. I was married to a boy Don't try to hop me around never ended my mind Sorry it worked out this way buck, but maybe we can get together on something else sometime Give me a call if you get any ideas More coffee Glenda What I asked if you wanted some more coffee. Oh, no, thanks What's the trouble baby trouble you haven't said two words since we sit down Well, I got a slight headache. I want some aspirin. I'll be all right. Maybe if you ate something I'm not hungry. You haven't been hungry for a week. You don't stop picking on me Sorry It's my fault Phil.  I swear Look Glenda. I Promise when we got married. I'd never ask any question. I know that Phil and I appreciate it But if something's worrying you and you want to tell Papa, you'll always be ready to listen Remember that My missus there, huh? What tell me I just got in to find another thing. She's gone over to see you Well, she left here 10 minutes ago. I think she had an appointment with John Jay. What does she want with Malone? Told you you won't say nothing. Don't you worry Doris? I won't breathe it to a I'm looking for John Jay Malone to try the Prescott building. I understand he's got an office there His secretary told me he's never in and then she said if it was real important. I could find him here She's just a great big blabbermouth, ain't she? Uh-huh. Let's skip it. Come on in mrs. Braden film a break Sit down Well, you don't have to worry. I won't bite. I left my uppers or my other head. Why I don't try to figure it out It's not worth it. What's your problem problem. There must be an echo in here I'm sorry. Mr. Malone. It's just that I'm nervous. Why well, I I've never done anything like this before Danny would kill me if he knew Danny. I take it as your husband Yes on a divorce. Oh, no, then what is it? Well, you see I married Danny three years ago After his first wife died in a fire. Well Well Just for the sake of argument Suppose she didn't die Suppose she was still alive. Well, she's still his wife. It doesn't matter Oh, don't stop on my account Malone.  She also taught me not to be noisy Let's sit down lieutenant. Thanks. I will look Brooks. I happen to be very busy And you're gonna be a lot busier before the day is over. Ain't no attention to them. I'm afraid she's gonna have to I'm with the Police mrs. Braden what how did you know her name was brave? Oh, you'd be surprised what I know about her She's 31 blonde and recently widowed. We don't all right Sydney. What are you getting at her husband was murdered an hour ago?  Are you know better? Are you accusing her? No, I wouldn't worry Thomas didn't they tell you Malone was amazing why with them on your side all you can possibly lose is your life Ain't that a comforting thought? You're listening to the amazing mr. Long It's the silver jubilee on NBC East and west meet as mr.  I will find himself involved in plenty of action as he becomes involved in whirlwind Adventures beginning July 1st mr. Motto and Martin Cain two invitations to suspense intrigue and mystery over your favorite NBC station And now back to the amazing mr. Malone There's one nice thing you can say for my apartment. It's convenience Within a space of five minutes. I had two visitors and both gifted Conversationalists the first was Thelma Brayden the second lieutenant Brooks and the dialogue was real scintillating Then Brooks got started on the monologue. That's when the party got dull That's my duty to warn you Mrs. Brayden that anything you say may be used in evidence.  Can't you see she's in a state of shock? Tell me huh, can you understand me? He said I killed Danny. He didn't mean it didn't I look Sydney use your head. Where's her motive? Oh, you're just talking a page apart. Where's the motive why that husband of hers used to be there like she was whipped cream That's not true.  I didn't care. Now. Why were you consulting Malone? That's a confidential matter How did you know she was here my friend mr. Tolling you mean Doris you're right. Listen to me Thelma remember that matter We were discussing before he walked in of what you know about this girl You knew whose husband thought she was dead the girl. I knew the one who was supposed to be burned in that fire. What was her name? I Can't think you've got to tell look is this a private game or can a stranger take a hand. It's private Uh, it's Stacy Linda Stacy Phil Stacy's wife. I don't know well. I'll check you go along with Brooks now You mean I can have it don't get your hopes up lieutenant. She's only for a lend I'll be back for her after I look up another prospect I Come in Well, Phil well if it isn't the amazing mr. Malone come on in thanks Hey, hey, it's quite a place. You know, I've never been up here like it. I shouldn't I didn't I furnish it But what are you talking about? I figure with the door I drop at your club. I must have at least bought the drapes Sit down. Thanks drink. What do you got scotch? That's my boy Say when Whoa What about you? No, I'll sit this one out Well, like they say here's to crime. All right Malone. What's in your mind? You can't a man just drop around for a sociable drink and out of your other man Well, I was kind of hoping to meet your wife. I've heard a lot about her she around no unless you'd be back I have no idea In that case suppose we have a little talk as a concern Glenda vitally then I don't want to hear it I don't discuss my wife with strangers. How do you know I'm a stranger? Maybe Glenda and I have a big romance brewing Oh, don't make me laugh. You know my reputation.  I want to be on the level with you I represent a Thelma brain.   I wouldn't know well I would Thanks for the drink and tell Glenda. I was sorry to miss her. Maybe I'll catch you on the next round Yes, Phil How do you feel oh much better good. Would you like a drink? I'd love it You sit down right over here and pop will take care of it. You bring the evening papers. Oh, I forgot It doesn't matter all the news is bad Which reminds me John J. Malone was up to see you this afternoon Who? You know a lawyer, but he's representing Thelma What did he want? I didn't give him a chance to say he don't you want your drink What did he say Phil? I told you I wouldn't listen to him, but I will do you I don't understand Look, baby, you know our deal. I never asked you about anything, but if you're in a jam, I want to know about it Tell you everything's fine darling All right Glenda ought to be like you say everything's fine and Malone or no Malone Papa's gonna keep it that way I Mr. Malone, that's right. I'm so glad to find you in You don't know the trouble I had getting your address. You shouldn't have bothered. Oh, I don't mind. All right Let's get it over with I beg your pardon look junior.  How in the world did you know that? I'm amazing besides that bulge in your pocket gave you away.  Oh, definitely who sent you Glenda Stacy and why would Mrs. Stacy want to do that because we both know she killed Danny Brayden it's absolutely she was legally married to Brayden and he was probably shaking her down Oh, so she took the obvious way out see my point. Well, isn't there something you're overlooking? You're right I completely forgotten about her husband if Phil sent you. Oh, why should he well by his own admission? Oh, I wouldn't Are you I was just trying to get a cigarette and so you can smoke mine. No nicotine. Thanks Hey, you were saying oh, yeah, he'll do anything in the world for his wife would he well, that's what he claimed and I see no Wait a minute. I don't tell me you thought of something else. Yes, indeed Danny must have just recently found out Glenda was living But you believe I have no idea what you're talking about. It doesn't matter. I was just thinking out loud Your mind Well the way I see it Danny must have learned about Glenda in the past few weeks Otherwise this whole affair would have been precipitated a long time ago. Now. How did Danny find out? May I offer a suggestion please do maybe he saw her on the street? No, no, that's too convenient There has to be another party who supplied the information doesn't that's the only way it adds up Who could have tipped off Danny that Glenda was alive? I have no idea. Well, thanks anyway friend You've been real sweet to let me run on like this It's a matter of kid can't you take it down there?  How do you spell consensus? Don't tell him Hank. You're no stool pigeon. Oh, no Make for the health man that man's here again. Look you don't want to talk to you No speaker Danny. I'm not kidding. I got the whole thing figured out when haven't I'm serious Tell me Brayton didn't kill her husband. Well, naturally you'd say that naturally and I've just been with the boy who can prove it Well, why didn't you bring him with you? He was in no condition to travel He had a gun and I saw no point in letting him use it coward who sent him I wouldn't say but I'd be willing to hazard a guess. All right. Let's hear it. Try and stay with me Now Danny Brayton was blackmailing Phil Stacy's wife. Why because she was really Danny's wife She was never legally married to Phil cannot this couldn't possibly be as confusing as you make it sound Well, if you think it's rough wait till you hear the rest Danny thought she was dead Recently he learned she was alive now that information had a come from someone Who was it? Well, you tell me I'm the schlemiel remember okay? It came from the same guy who sent that punk junior great around to knock me off and who's that Phil Stacy?  Who'd be in a better position to know all about Glenda's background? Well, why would Phil want to blackmail his own wife? That's what I keep telling you She's not his wife. All right. Why do you want to blackmail Glenda? He's in the chips What do you suppose that bankroll came from originally? Glenda sure she must be the one who's loaded Phil's past is a mystery When Glenda left Danny she must have lost off with all the Danny's doll at this assumes. He had money at one time. Yeah Let's see if I understand you It's your theory Phil was blackmailing Glenda through Danny. Hooray. You caught on Well, I'll have to give you credit Malone. You were right on one cart The information that Glenda was alive did come through the third party only it wasn't Phil Stacy It came from a fellow named Jack Buck tell But if Phil wasn't the one who supplied the information then you were wrong uncount to Yeah, but don't feel too badly. You were 50% right and for you. That's a 49% improvement. Keep it up council. You're doing fine You are listening to the amazing mr. 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Malone They say you can't keep a good man down and they're absolutely right Where Lieutenant Brooks thought he had knocked me out with his haymaker the jack buck tell supplied the information to blackmail Glenda He was wrong. It was a bad blow. All right, but I picked myself right off the floor and Stepped into another so Phil needed Glenda's dough and why you shmo boy Phil's been in the chip since 1930 All right, so I made a mistake nice of you to admit it. I can't help myself Where's this jack buck tell now? You know, I had a hunch you'd ask that and I happen to be prepared with an answer Suspin showing mr. Buck tell never mind. I can make it myself Listen lieutenant if you know what's good for you. Don't be silly. I know what's good for me. I never would have been a cop This is John Jay Malone. Oh, so act impressed. He's a big man. Good on but tell I want to talk to you I got nothing to say. Can I could you leave us alone for a couple of minutes? Oh, you think it's safe. He outweighs you by 40 pounds John second thought maybe you better stick around I listen but tell how much should Danny give you What do you mean? How much they give me other money blackmail from Glenda. He didn't get a dime from her We held out on you. No, he didn't you just admit it. There was no split That's because there was nothing to split. He told me Glenda wasn't the right girl But you knew better.    All right, Brooks What are you waiting for? Do you hear him confess? No, well, he practically I didn't hear him You just haven't been reading between the line and all the reading you've done must have strained your eyes He couldn't have killed Danny why not because at the time of the murder. He was in Detroit.  That doesn't make sense if he didn't kill Danny and it's barely possible your client did Well, thanks for helping us out Malone. I don't know what I'd do without you Yes, I bet you're Glenda Stacy. I beg your pardon. My name is John Jay Malone Didn't your husband tell you I was around earlier today? No, he didn't well. I was unfortunately. I missed you. What can I do for you mr. Malone? You can invite me in I think that'd be a mistake. Oh hi, Phil. I didn't see you. It's pretty obvious What do you want Malone? Well, I just dropped by to apologize apologize. Yeah, can I come in? All right, thanks This lovely place you have here Glenda and Glenda well, I feel I know you so well after all I've heard so much about you All right Malone. What do you want? You're much more hospitable this afternoon. You invite me to have a drink remember What do you want? Yeah, I guess I'll have to buy my own I don't know where the money's gonna come from gee get to the point well as I started to tell you I represent a Thelma Brayton I Think you better leave us alone Glenda. No, I want to hear this. I don't blame your lover It's pretty good yarn. You see Thelma was married to a boy named Danny You don't have to go into that we read it in all the papers not all Phil You see Thelma wasn't really married to him legally. He was still Glenda's husband. What that's a lie You should have told him lover look Malone. What are you trying to hand me you folks have nothing to worry about with Danny dead There's nothing to prevent you from getting remarried. I don't like those kind of jokes. No joke Phil But I did do you an injustice Some guns will come up to my apartment early this afternoon in like a fool I jumped to two conclusions one that you sent him now look I just hear me out I also came up with a weird theory that you were behind a blackmail plot to shake down Glenda Are you out of your mind? I must have been lieutenant Brooks told me you were the one with the money I didn't take his word for it. So I checked with your bank He was right. Where do you get I know I got my nerve They told me something else but in the last month Glenda here issued four checks to Danny Braden. I know about that Sure, I did baby. He's telling the truth lover. He saw the end of so so being the kind of man You are naturally it took steps and all of them in the direction of Danny Braden's apartment No, then later you sent that punk around to scare me off when you thought I was gonna hang Danny's murder on Glenda You're trying to say I killed him. I thought I did well, you know He wants to slide me I wish I hadn't come in so fast go on.  What are you complaining about my lawn? We're getting as little as possible. I don't know why I come here every week. Everybody's a cop Listen listen my lawn. What do you want? How did you know Phil killed Danny Braden? Well, it all came down to the process of elimination You had a cast iron alibi for Jack but tell so so that took care of him And as far as Glenda was concerned It wasn't in character for her to commit murder or she would have done it long ago Look what she went through to get away from Danny Then when he turned up again, she paid him off. Well, maybe maybe she got tired of never You know the first touch is always the hardest for a blackmailer Once the victim kicks through from then on it's clear sailing. So that took care of Glenda and left his fail Oh, why didn't he let on to Glenda that he knew about Danny because that's kind of a guy Phil is He was crazy about her if she thought she was keeping something from him. He wasn't gonna let on Now does that take care of all your questions now now This is all well and good about the process of elimination But there's one party in this deal you overlooked who your client Why couldn't some have been killed because you made the pinch? Well, well, you were right last week So now it had to be my turn after all. I'm the one who's amazing. Good night, lieutenant A man who came up with an interesting theory about life and one of his friends shot at full of holes As a lawyer I can tell you It was murder I'll fill you in on the gory details next week. So why not pick me up in my office at the same time? I'll be waiting for you tonight George Petrie was starred as John J. Malone with Larry Haynes as lieutenant Brooks Our program is written by Eugene Wang and directed by Richard Lewis The amazing Mr. Malone is based on a famous character created by Craig Rice And produced by Bernard L. Schubert The events and characters in this story were entirely fictional And any resemblance to persons living or dead is entirely coincidental Fred Collins speaking the amazing mr. Malone has come to you from new york Stay tuned for the man called x next over most nbc stations


Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has described the US withdrawal from Afghanistan as tragic, dangerous and unnecessary in his first statement since the fall of Kabul to the Taliban. He said the decision was made in obedience to an imbecilic slogan about ending the forever wars. Blair led the UK when it invaded the country alongside the US in 2001 following the September 11 attacks. He said the exit of Allied forces would have the Jihadist group cheering.


Well, I'm gonna guess that you think you would agree with this that the beliefs that you have in mathematics of science are the most justified After all, you know, the scientists is kind of the gold standard if a scientist says that somebody else is mistaken, right? We were all like, oh, yeah, of course, then you know, the scientists says so right scientists have disagreed with theologians historians Artists right there's a whole long list and when you know people disagree with the scientist It's like well, you got a Best the tough case to hook us we have this experiment here that that can show you that you're mistaken Okay, same thing with the mathematician, right? We give a lot of credibility to the mathematician when the mathematician tells it gives us some gives us something in statistics, right? We believe statistical Evidence quite quickly. I have a new survey comes out with 75% of the people are doing this. Well, then they're doing Okay It's kind of hard to imagine these other fields even competing with the scientists and the mathematician After all they've got again, not only did they have empirical evidence. They've got widespread agreement within their own field But now if you say this right if you do say That You know the beliefs that you have in mathematics and such are the most justified beliefs you have Uh Here's a question that I have for you. Is the question That I just asked are the beliefs that you have in mathematics and science the only or the best justified beliefs you have is that question a Question that can be answered either in mathematics or the science


All right time trainers welcome back Hope everybody's ready for a lovely Tuesday. Good to see you. Let me just get a hello. See if everybody can hear okay Was I do audio check? All right good good good. Good morning. Randy. Good to see you all good to see you Debra Wendy Michael everybody on YouTube welcome back Pretty decent day yesterday. We had a couple of decent little stocks that made some big moves looks like some of them You know it was Monday It was it was a tough morning and then I didn't see that much out there a lot of crap And also we had a couple of good nice little moves a couple of nasty shakes talk a little about it Got a couple of nice moves BLIN was absolutely phenomenal this morning already you could see it That was the second program trading time that we find is one at eight o'clock There's one at 8 30 is one at nine, but look at that move on that stock at 8 30 holy crap. That was a gorgeous Gorgeous run-up right there you could see right there program trading kicked in exactly the time that we always talk about and Boom thing goes right up from 580 all The way up in 45 minutes to 960. I mean that literally is a four dollar move Orders everything getting done once again.  Just join our trading room like us friend this you could always get in there and see what we do in pre-market in our cybergroup trading room Regarding one of the things I want to bring up to today everyone today is closing bell So we'll just post a link up there. It's closing bell live. So Rich if you just posted everyone's room let everybody know but we're gonna have book map That's gonna be coming on on closing bell today at 415 and we're gonna talk specifically a lot about you know We're gonna have the you know the head trader there at book map is gonna go a big demonstration So if you haven't registered make sure you do it and this is our level 4 tool that we use all the time But I just want to go over and tell you a little bit about the stock right here that we found That was the one that at 830 move you could see that there were orders out there They were getting filled there was a ladder, but now all the orders excelled all the right up there Now all the orders is showing up holding it back right there But we're gonna go in very specifically how we use this tool and how it works So make sure you are registered for that but in any time Let's go back and talk about some of the stocks that we did find that did make some moves as of yesterday And then we'll go to the morning watch list M. D. I. A Want to start off with that one so M. D. I. A Was one of those stocks that was one of those afternoon runners if you could see M. D. I. A. right here in the morning It had a little bit of rum, but it wouldn't go anywhere. It was like it was there But then all of a sudden 1130 came around and the real real big move was exactly the time when we do our second Protocol times of trade going into the close beautiful run-up. It ran from eight dollars Did a shake came back down broke a new high did a shake did a huge and you can see it just got better and better and better All the way up to the last minute of the close, which is six o'clock. I mean three means meant sixteen hundred hours, which is four o'clock ran to sixteen dollars I mean do the math of three dollars stock to sixteen Yes, we did it again here in the cyber group room and you know what like I always say they're there every day Okay, so that was an awesome one for the afternoon runners and look at that long-term chart That is just gorgeous right there a couple of the stocks that we also traded SG OC now We know this stock we traded this actually been moving for the past two days But it got a little nasty had a really nice route move and then it did this huge gap up and it came back down It ran all the way to about it maxed out about twenty eight dollars They have to start around 13 and if I go back two days ago You can see a thing was literally at like three dollars so it was another great winner another great pop just like the MDI a trade and Just gonna put this over here. I just want to write this down SG OC But that was another one that if you missed out and missed out on the MDI of the SG OC I would say as of yesterday you could at least jump into the MDI a but that was I was one Wicked stock yesterday. I'll tell you that another one that we had yesterday also Works which is back on my watch list this morning So this one had a really nice good afternoon run up to also two o'clock ran from 220 had a really nice move All way to 320 then it backed off It is really nasty shake up until four o'clock and then after hours I don't know what happened thing just all of a sudden start popping up go back to your level for you You'll probably see those orders. She's got up again this morning, but I'm not really You know Impressed how is trending in pre-market? You know it is it's at four remember the stock was literally a dollar fifty yesterday It's up about almost three hundred four hundred percent, you know from yesterday, so but I'm gonna put it on the watch list and See how it works out and then the last one which everybody's talking about and obviously we all know about space Okay, so space yesterday Got hammered really got crushed I think they do in a secondary orphan or they came out to new stock or something It's so funny that this was like the big news over the weekend about them going flying into space the owner of Virgin America basically going out there and being the first one to have the plane to go out there They worked very hard It's the it's the toys for the billionaires, so anyway stock went from 51 got crushed It was a great short and you could see it Lily drop all the way down here to 37 It's gapped down even more and listen the trend is your friend You don't buck that trend and you could see right here other things started basically trending down right here now It's you could see it had a really nice run from from May It was down to $16 this thing was a phenomenal run You should have seen that long-term major resistance levels back last year in February I mean beginning of this year in February, so you know, it's got a nice little roller coaster. Remember buy on rumor Sell on news news is out You know what I mean? If you had it at 16 and you can get out of 40 right now Oh big deal. You could have got a close to 60. Who cares? You know money's money at the end of the day. All right now, let's talk about what's going this morning now Let's turn the page that day is over. Okay, it's Tuesday. It's hump day. Let's go over and talk about what's moving this morning We got OS I a that's moving pretty nicely now When I checked over here on the level four I noticed that we got a little bit of an iceberg order sitting here around $12 So we started popping off he's kind of holding it up. There's not a lot of orders out there That's the only thing that really I don't like right now with pre-market But I'm not really getting I'm not seeing that many iceberg orders out there But we do got one right there at 12. You can see a drop down some guy popped up over here at 1050 And it ran it up about 1130. So just be very very skeptical on it Tear size are really small. It's you know, I know Josh did clash yesterday. We were talking a little bit about it So be very careful Regarding about the stock as the trade goes BLIN we already looked at the level four on that one It had that really nice pop it back door from that 950 down to 850 very volatile Probably more a category four type of stock, but but she's holding pretty strong here. I like it now You remember we traded the stock a couple you know last week There's a stock that literally ran from two dollars and twenty cents and it became not only a day trade It became a short-term swing trade it ran to three then it ran all the way to eight Then it ran all the way to nine and the thing ran all the way to 14, you know once again just like mdia sgoc and be Ended the the BLIN same thing. This is what day trading is what we do here you know, but It's all about making that quick buck and running with these stocks and make these big run-ups another one But again, I'm putting this back on the watch list We know it took a big hit MRI in and it's one of the first days that it's up Put this up here This is a stock that also probably the better of the most of all of them and we also had new egg too By the way dollar fifty stock less than a week ran to twenty five dollars by the way I let me just kind of reiterate everybody. These are not penny stocks. Okay. I Know there's some people out there that figure. Oh, you know, what's the catch? Listen, we do not trade penny stocks You're sorry to adversity. Okay, and the only reason why is because you can't see level four on them So a lot of them and that's the disadvantage of it I have nothing against them and I know there's a whole theory people like oh, you know They're not reporting companies. These are Nasdaq national stocks. That's the only thing. I mean, we do trade once a while But 95% of stocks we trade are Nasdaq national. All right. So yes, they are real companies So please don't misconstrued and say oh, I only want to deal with Apple. Okay, great You deal with Apple at 140 you deal with Tesla three four six seven hundred We'll deal with this stock that goes from you know from two dollars to 25. Okay, so That one's going back on the watch list. What else we got over here We got works another one that's been doing great. That was one yesterday to this one's going back on the watch list WORX so works obviously another stock.  So I've got to mention this one But this one had a really nice run up yesterday We're from two Rino we to three and she's gapping up a little bit more again this morning So I'm gonna throw this one back on our watch list, but she is starting to trend down I know we just talked about earlier, but you know if she doesn't pick that moment You know and break that higher highs. I'll pass on it. You know, listen, there's a few stocks out there From work all the way down. These are my second tier stocks. These are more my long shots meaning, you know They're they they're moving nicely, but I'm not super impressed and pressed CRTD Know the stock that gapped up yesterday Know the stock that we're in from four dollars to To seven she went to a high about ten around I don't know four o'clock in the morning Five o'clock in the morning, but she's backing off right here. She's got some supports from yesterday Right around seven. We'll see how that works out Here's another stock also gapped up Hugeest morning a five o'clock in the morning ran from five to nine came right back down Looks like she's got some really nice support levels here right around this five We'll see how she holds and then that she does would do pretty good and this and okay stock is just a very Slow mover, you know, this is something that trade those with trade ten thousand shares of it 20,000 you could see a trader of four million shares already you could see the tier sizes on the level two I mean this huge so can you trade these stocks? Yes, but you got trade a lot of shares to make money with it But don't worry you can get out of it the only reason why I'm not a fan of Trading stocks like this even if you could trade a lot of shares of it is this When you get a certain amount of shares brokerage firms will charge you more money and ticket charges So please be very careful just because you could trade a lot of shares of it Brokerage firms. I don't care what you think about your ticket charges They would they cap out usually have five thousand shares and then they start charging you a new ticket rate going moving forward on that So a little tip of the day on that so here we go. We got out. We got all our trades. We got a bunch of stocks We're watching don't forget let me just post that link in there one more time for all of you and Posing Bell live today Don't miss it make sure you register for it and We're gonna cover level three on that Level four on what we do here at cyber trade universities. So let's put the link in there for you guys there, too All right guys And then if you miss it if you're watching this later just register at least you'll get the recording and we'll go from there And then we have a great promo after that. Good luck everyone happy trading We'll start commentary at 9 30 if you're in the site if you're in YouTube Facebook live We'll be back here at 2 30 for the afternoon meeting and give you a new watch list to go through. Good luck everyone happy trading


Welcome to JSA TV and JSA podcast, the newsroom for telecom and data center professionals. I'm Dean Perine coming to you from ITW 2021 and joining me today is Mr. Eric Bell. Eric is the founder of Backstel. Eric, welcome to JSA TV. Thank you, it's great to be here. You bet, Eric. So for our viewers that don't already know, why don't you tell them a little bit about Backstel? Backstel, well, Backstel is a data center information platform built as a hobby project now working on it full-time. It is effectively a data center information platform that is a research tool that enables the data center buyer. It has facility information, maps of where data centers are, stats in the data center industry, photos, data sheets. We also have industry events and industry events slowly coming back, such as ITW and data center news. We've invested in some writing capabilities and hired some writers this year and so are doing news aggregation on Backstel. Very cool. So let's talk a little bit about the research tool. I'm hearing a lot of very interesting things about Backstel, specifically like you guys are kind of changing, altering how the data center industry connects and you're this very powerful research tool is kind of the thrust behind that movement of how data centers connect. So why don't you tell us a little bit about how this ultimately helps the data center buyer? Sure.  So for example, if you're only interested in data centers in California, you can look at the California page and see news, all the data centers in California. There's search functions on Backstel that allow you to kind of narrow your focus and put on blinders if you want. You don't need to know about data centers that are being built in the Netherlands or Singapore. Maybe you're only interested in California or Boston or anything, right? So even from an industry events perspective, you can see events that are just data center events that are just in California. We've attracted over 20,000 unique visitors each month and so Backstel really captures the buyers on their buyer journey, if you will. And so it's a research tool that are used for folks. It's built as a research tool to help the data center buyer. Very cool. I mean, to me, it seems like it helps you to eliminate the noise and really kind of only focus on what it is that is most important to you. Yep, yeah, for sure. So let's talk about Backstel generally. What's the latest and greatest coming out of your newsroom? So this summer we've spent some time building out a backend to support advertising. And so a provider can come onto that portal and manage their digital display campaign on our portal. And to help launch that, we're offering some large discounts for ITW attendees. And look for news either on backstel.com or email us at ads at backstel.com, a DS ads at backstel.com for more details. Awesome, Eric, thank you very much. And to our viewers, make sure that you take advantage of those promotions. ITW related promotions. Eric, thanks for being with us today. We really appreciate it. Thank you, Dean. Thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV and JSA podcast. Happy networking.


Good to be back here again after a little break as we've been out on the road for our weekly press conferences. I know it's not always easy to attend these when we're in different parts of the state. So we thought it would be a good idea to have one in the pavilion so more could call in if they wanted to. I, uh, I wanted to spend a few minutes today highlighting the trip we took to Montreal last week, which was my eighth official visit to Canada as governor. My team and I met with many businesses and government officials to help strengthen relationships and continue to look for opportunities to grow each other, other's economies. Now, there are many states who have offices in Washington to keep a finger on the pulse of what's happening at the federal level. Vermont does not. In fact, I don't believe we've ever had an office outside our borders. That is until now with our first in Montreal, which we opened last year. Canada and Quebec in particular is that important to us. And while it was there, we met with CEDA, the team we've contracted with to help connect us with more companies who have an interest in having a footprint in the United States. And through this work, we have many examples of the benefits for both regions when we work together. We believe our Montreal based office will start more conversations, open more doors and lead to more opportunities to build on the Quebec, Vermont relationship. In fact, if you look at our history between Quebec and Vermont, it's fair to say that while we may be separated by a border or bound by our family connections, shared cultural roots and many common values and interests. This includes economic ties. With $5 billion in trade, Quebec is Vermont's largest international trading partner. And we're Quebec's second largest economic partner in New England. But our connection goes beyond just trade because we also build things together. Something I can appreciate is someone who owned a construction business for 35 years. About half of all trade with Canada takes place between related companies. Businesses big and small have built supply chains in aerospace, IT, construction materials and more. In parts, raw materials and natural resources like logs and lumber frequently go back and forth across the border multiple times before a final product rolls off the assembly line. This also creates shops with about one third of the workforce in the Northeast relying in some way on the relationship with Canada. In Vermont, 73 Canadian-owned businesses employed nearly 3,000 people as of 2021. And let's not forget that tourism also plays an important role. Before the pandemic, Vermont welcomed more than 2 million Canadians every year, adding more than 200 million a year to our economy. And based on the positive reception and feedback we received last week, I believe we can expand those numbers in the future. We also discuss other opportunities where we can work together, like combating climate change. As you know, Vermont purchases a lot of our electricity from carbon-free Quebec sources. We've also created an EV charging corridor, which will help support Quebec and Vermont's transition to EVs. And we're leading by example, making sure our state vehicle fleet is at least 50% hybrid or fully electric. In just last week, we announced up there, as a matter of fact, we purchased four new electric buses from a Quebec company. The first they'd sold in the US. Canadian-owned businesses employed nearly 3,000 people as of 2021. And let's not forget that tourism also plays an important role. Before the pandemic, Vermont welcomed more than 2 million Canadians every year, adding more than 200 million a year to our economy. And based on the positive reception and feedback we received last week, I believe we can expand those numbers in the future. We also discuss other opportunities where we can work together, like combating climate change. As you know, Vermont purchases a lot of our electricity from carbon-free Quebec sources. We've also created an EV charging corridor, which will help support Quebec and Vermont's transition to EVs. And we're leading by example, making sure our state vehicle fleet is at least 50% hybrid or fully electric. In just last week, we announced up there, as a matter of fact, we purchased four new electric buses from a Quebec company. The first they'd sold in the US. The other focal point of our trip was due to the Aero Montreal exhibition being held last week. For years, we've been focused on the critical Northeast Aerospace Corridor. And with a lot of help from the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, we now have a $2 billion aerospace and aviation industry. This corridor and the supply chain is created are vital to our economies with more opportunities on the horizon. To put this in perspective, Quebec's is almost $14 billion. The bottom line is this was a very positive trip after a long absence due to the pandemic. And we thought it was important to take up where we left off with our neighbors to the north. Secretary Curley and Commissioner Goldstein were also on the trip and we'll have more to say about the opportunities ahead of us. Secretary Curley. Thank you, Governor. Good afternoon. Last week's trip to Montreal to attend the Aerospace Innovation Forum operated by Aero Montreal and the concurrent trade mission served as a great opportunity to finally connect with Canadian companies and government officials that we have only been able to engage with virtually over the past few years. Relationships matter. Being able to meet face to face with our neighbors to the north feels incredibly important in our quest to strengthen our trade and rebuild the tourism business that we lost due to COVID. The two day trade mission where I joined the Governor, Deputy Secretary Brooks and Commissioner Goldstein was packed with a variety of opportunities to learn about innovative international companies who have an interest in entering into or bolstering their US market presence. We also had an opportunity to visit the trade floor at the Aerospace Innovation Forum and conduct some meetings on site and help support Vermont companies looking to deepen their connections with the Canadian market. There's a lot of potential to expand economic opportunities between Vermont and Canada, especially within the aerospace industry. Vermont businesses, along with our team from the agency and our international trade partners, the Vermont Chamber of Commerce and US commercial services held over 50 meetings with international companies in the aerospace and aviation sector. Vermont businesses in attendance included Dynapower, GS Precision, Common, Liquid Measurement Systems, North Country Engineering, Stevens Precision, Tenfold Engineering and Beta Technology. Meetings with Canadian companies looking to grow into the US market reinforced that Vermont is an attractive destination. Our proximity to the border and ease of access to Montreal continue to be great assets to Vermont as we work to attract these companies. And that access will only get easier as Auto Route 35, which replaces the old secondary route, is built out with plans to eventually intersect directly with I-89. As the governor mentioned, we have our first ever office outside of Vermont. We connected with the team in that office to hear about the work they are doing to continue to attract companies who may have an interest in Vermont as well as we met with the mayor's office to make introductions and to let them know that we have set up shop and look forward to strengthening our economic ties and hope to raise our profile as tourism destination for Canadians. The governor also mentioned combating climate change. Hydro-Quebec provides a considerable amount of renewable energy to our state. That is why we also met with Hydro-Quebec representatives during our visit. A strong relationship is important for our future success in that area. As we continue to work to grow our economy and attract more workers, the events we attended in Montreal give us hope that the future is bright with our neighbors. The Agency of Commerce and Community Development remains committed to furthering that work in the years ahead. Overall, we feel like the trip was an incredible success. We know there is so much work to do, and we feel this was a great opportunity for us to reset our efforts by making ourselves accessible to government and business officials in Canada. I'll now turn it over to Commissioner Goldstein so she can share her perspective of the trip with you. Commissioner. Thanks, Secretary, and thanks, Governor. Canada's impact on the Vermont economy is very well established and of great importance to our state. Vermont exported to be specific, exported $830 million in goods to Canada in 2021. And Vermont sells more goods to Canada than to its next three largest foreign markets and combined. That's Taiwan, China, and South Korea. So we can't overstate how important of a market this is, and it's why we spend more time there than any other foreign market. Vermont also received over $2 billion worth of imports from Canada, and importantly over 70% of those exports are in raw materials, as the governor was saying, raw materials, parts, and components used to create other goods made in the U.S. So we know how important this market is and why we're happy to be meeting with our new companies and other innovators who could expand into our state. And why is Vermont a contender? Vermont is a contender, really, the proximity, right? And we've got quite a few subcontractors in the aerospace industry, particularly, so that other aerospace-related companies, if they want a foothold in the U.S., will consider Vermont. Our in-market trade representative in Canada, as the governor said, the first of its kind is called SIDEP, that's CIDEP, and so it establishes our presence, which is invaluable. We needed to meet with various people. They were able to set that up. Any of our Vermont companies who need to meet with other trade-related contacts within Canada, within Quebec particularly, they will set it up. So it's been a very, very good result, and that came about as a result of the 2021 legislative session, is where we received the appropriation to set that up. They're hard at work to get us more companies who are looking to grow, and currently we have a pipeline of about seven companies from Canada that are looking to locate. And competition is fierce. They're looking at New York, they're looking at New Hampshire, so we need to be present. I could say that the businesses from Vermont that were up there were so impressed that the governor actually spent time up there at the booth with them, was able to meet with the ambassador. One of the smaller businesses said to us, they expressed to the Canadian ambassador how Vermont's help to small business is so invaluable to them, part of our grant process is to help them pay for presence at trade shows, such as the one we attended. And that's part of our Vermont State Trade Expansion Program, which we call STEP. It's a U.S. Small Business Administration grant. And we were just told that we received another $249,000 to continue this great work to help small businesses expand their presence overseas or to the Canadian market. We could pay for everything from export training and compliance, foreign trade missions, trade shows, and developing company websites and advertising to help them in various different languages. So it's an invaluable resource I know by comparison with the numbers that we hear from all the other grant funds coming seem small, but that small bit of help is sometimes the determining factor of whether a small business will export or not. So as we look to the future, we want to continue to encourage Canadian companies to invest here in Vermont and provide Vermont companies with the tools to ensure they're able to explore exporting their products. It is a unique opportunity in relationship that can help enhance our communities and continue to heighten Vermont's reputation as a great place to live, work, and play as we recruit not just companies, but individuals to come to work for us. Thank you. With that, we'll open up to questions. Let's start with folks in the room. As the commissioner just mentioned that we're also competing with New York. They also had a presence at the show too. Given that electricity is cheaper there, and they also give tax breaks for manufacturers, how can we compete with that? Difficult. I met with one company who I'd met with at least two times previously and they're looking to expand into the US and they're looking at Oklahoma. And it's because of the tax advantages in Oklahoma and a lot of other advantages as well. But they love Vermont. They have a special affection I think for Vermont. Many have recreated here, maybe even had second homes here, and really appreciate the culture, the proximity, and as close as it is to drive. So it's difficult in terms of New York and competing with them, but we do have Vermont Chamber of Commerce has done a great job over the last number of years really focusing on this corridor in Vermont as part of that. So there are a number of other businesses here, as I said before, that are in the aerospace industry and they like to align themselves with one another and stay with the supply chain. So again, it's difficult because they have a lot to offer. Obviously with a lot of runway space and warehouse space and so forth, it's difficult. That's why we fought so hard to keep beta in Vermont because they could have gone anywhere they wanted. Yeah, just as the governor said, it is difficult, but that's why we can't take anything for granted.  I know that you were there and could see the size of our booth and the size of our contingent. So I think for a small state, we punch over our weight. We also want these Canadian companies to know that we do have incentive programs and we need to continue to support that and support the training programs that we have and support the introductions that we could make amongst other companies. And again, the governor having a presence there really matters on many markets. I mean, New York, they're not going to get that type of access. And so some have even gone so far as to say that. So we were small, but we try. The appropriation was for $300,000 and I believe our contract with them was for half of that. We're going to see how they do and if they're able to present and produce for us, then we could continue it to spend the rest. And how many high quality leads have they generated and how many investment projects have come to fruition because of that? So it is a long term effort and we just hired them the end of last year. So the seven prospects that we have are very quality leads. So far, there has not been one that has opened up just yet. It is a long term courting, if you will. Governor, are there any projects in the works at say the three northern airports that besides BTV to build out and possibly attract these investors? Yeah, everyone I spoke to has an interest in some of the other airports as well, whether it be Highgate, Newport and even NAP here in Berlin. So there are opportunities, as you know, in Highgate in particular. We're expanding the runway, widening, lengthening and bringing water and sewer infrastructure into the airport, which is going to make a big difference. Some of the challenges, they're very aggressive. They want to move quickly. They'd like to have the warehouse space if they're going to move. They want to have it this year and we just don't have all the space that can accommodate some of them. So we're going to have to look at different strategies in order to accomplish this mission. But again, whether it's Newport or Highgate with the expanded runways, I think there's an opportunity there. And they have an interest because again, like when I was speaking to the president of the company who's thinking about Oklahoma and all the tax advantages and so forth there, what he was attracted to was that he could drive from Montreal and be in touch with his workforce and really oversee that. In Oklahoma, you'd have to jump through a few hoops to get there. That could take a day or two. And if there's a problem at their warehouse or manufacturing facility, they could get here quickly in a matter of an hour or two. Is the perception out there, there was a perception out there that Vermont wasn't necessarily the most friendly place to bring a business in, that it takes too long to develop permits, all of that stuff. Have we overcome that or are we working to overcome that? Well, it certainly has been one of our initiatives over the last six years to try and do whatever we can to expedite the permitting process. Unfortunately, we haven't gained much ground with the legislature, but we keep hoping maybe in the next legislative session, if I'm successful in November, we'll go back at it. And so we're trying to do whatever we can to work with developers to see what space they might have available and keep it as flexible as possible. So I think the perception has changed in some ways and certainly as Commissioner Goldstein has said, I don't know of any other governors who were there. I don't know of any other governors who spoke directly with the CEOs and presidents of these manufacturers. And that goes a long way. So relationships matter, it mattered to me, but they matter to them as well as part of our culture. And I think it's going to make a big difference. Bring this up again, it comes up every single press conference, but housing is obviously a major issue. So when we're talking about recruiting businesses here, I mean, where would workers live to be blunt? Well, again, I mean, we are building as we speak. We started this five or six years ago when I came into office, as I have said multiple times, we have that $37 million housing investment. We thought that was the biggest thing. And it was the biggest initiative for mothers ever seen. And now we've been able to convince the legislature that $250 million, a quarter of that, of the billion dollars that were being appropriated will go to housing as well, along with water and sewer infrastructure, which is desperately needed to go in conjunction with that. So we're getting there, but it's going to take a little time. And it is a concern when you're bringing in, and that's the beauty in some of this is that they aren't bringing their workers in typically. They're looking for workers here. And if we get into regions like in Newport area, Franklin County area and Highgate, hopefully we'll be able to hire more local. It all has to work together, but we can't give up on economic expansion. We simply can't because we'll be left behind in a matter of a few years if we don't continue to walk and chew gum at the same time. We're going to have to have the housing. We need to focus on that, but we can't give up on economic development. In terms of hiring local workers who already live here though, Vermont has a very low unemployment rate, so people already have jobs. Yeah, it depends where you are, obviously. And when you look at the more depressed areas, whether it be, and not everything is in the Northeast Kingdom, but if you look in the Northeast Kingdom, the unemployment rate is higher there. And so the Caledonia area, the Essex, Orleans area, Franklin County, upper parts of Franklin County, there are some opportunities there for more workers. Speaking of housing, some faith leaders got together in Montculier yesterday to articulate their severe concerns about the fakes of the 8,000 or so households that are going to be losing VRAB assistance starting December 1. And I'm wondering what reassurances that any you can offer people who are worried about this that people won't lose housing as a result of this transition? Yeah, I can understand that. But let's go back. Let's level-set this a bit. Pre-pandemic, we didn't have this program. This was something that was part of the congressional action with the Biden administration, Trump administration before, Biden administration now. This is temporary. This is emergency money to be allocated for emergency housing and housing in general. When they first initiated this, we had 90,000 people unemployed at the time. We were trying to find any way we could to keep them whole. And that's what this money did, was to keep people afloat. But the emergency is over and the money is drying up. This wasn't intended, wasn't the intention of Congress to have this go on in perpetuity. So this day is coming quicker than we had hoped, but at the same time everyone saw this coming. The other states are facing the same thing. It's not unique to Vermont. So we do still have our programs in place pre-pandemic. We want to make sure we're taking care of the most vulnerable. I might ask, I think Commissioner Hanford and Commissioner Brown are on the line now. Maybe they could comment further on how we're going to protect the most vulnerable when this money does run out. Hi, Governor. Commissioner Hanford here. You covered most of it quite well. This funding was temporary. It's a massive resource that we're fortunate to have. We have been able to run a robust program, I think longer than many states actually. This wind-down has been designed to try to help the most vulnerable get through the winter. And folks that have been able to use this assistance, they will be seeing their benefit if they're at higher income levels start to wind down over the next few months. At the same time, you addressed earlier, the real solution here is more housing, more options. If we had more supply, some of the costs wouldn't be rising as fast. And that work is underway. Those funds aren't running out. We have a few more years to spend that massive investment, including $250 million in ARPA, an additional general fund and property transfer tax funding. To date, there's been about 2,000 housing units created already, affordable housing units for the lowest income among us. And there's probably another 2,000 in the pipeline. And that doesn't count what's going on as market rate housing in addition to that. And, you know, one sign that the housing is being worked on, people who are building projects all over is if you look at the last three straight years, we've seen an uptick in our residential building permits. So that's a sign that we are building more. It's not enough and it's not fast enough. And I know there are people that are hurting and suffering because of lack of housing out there. But the system is trying to address it. Or Commissioner Brown gives his thoughts. I just wanted to, again, the reason some of the money was running out quicker than we had hoped is because the administration, and again, I'm not blaming the Biden administration, but they changed the rules to ramp it down quicker. They wanted to ramp this down quicker than originally thought. So the U.S. Treasury is the one that changed the rules and that's why we didn't foresee this. So, again, this was an emergency program with emergency funding that wasn't intended to go on in perpetuity. Mr. Brown? Yes. Thank you, Governor. Yes, and our program, the transitional housing program that is accessing those federal emergency rental assistance funds is anticipated to run through the end of March, through the end of, towards the end of the winter. In addition, we will also be operating our general assistance program that's still in existence and we will also be having our adverse weather policy in place this winter as well as an additional safety net. And so we believe the most vulnerable homeless households in the state will be protected in the coming months and through the winter. And also, we have expanded funding for support services. So for those households that might be losing their VRAP rental assistance, we do have services in place to assist them to access other existing programs to help them remain in their homes. And so we'll be working with our housing partners across the state to make sure that anyone who does experience an issue and that risk losing housing that we can support them and keep them housed so they don't experience homelessness. So there's a lot of work happening with our partners across the state to support these households. I think there are a number of people who are conflating the Motel Hotel program with the rental assistance and there are two separate programs. The Hotel Motel program is continuing. As well, I think that some people have said, well, why don't you just continue? You know, keep funding it. Well, it's millions and millions of dollars every single month and we simply just don't have the resource nor do I have the authority to do that. You picked up an endorsement for the Let's Grow Kids Action Network and they said the reason that they endorsed you is because you committed that no family will spend more than 10% of their income on childcare and I'm hoping you can just sort of elaborate or sort of articulate with precision what your commitment is as it relates to the amount of out-of-pocket money that their parents are going to spend on childcare. Well, first of all, I wasn't aware that I received their endorsement so thank you very much for breaking that news for me. The 10%, I'm not sure that I made that commitment. I think that that is a goal and it's something that we've been working on with that group since I became elected the first time. I think childcare is integral to economic development and providing for better Vermont and it's something we've been struggling with for quite some time. We had a number of initiatives where we had funding sources that the legislature didn't go along with that we wanted to go to early care and learning and to childcare in particular and we'll continue to work on that because I don't believe that the families can afford to spend more than that. So we obviously have to work with the legislature on this I think and we have to find a source to fund but something has to give because I'm not interested in raising another broad-based tax in order to do this. You signed into law the act that enshrines as a mandate that no parent shall spend more than 10% of its income on childcare but you're talking about that as a goal allowed? Well, again, it's something that we have to work out all the details on, right? I mean, it's not something that we can, we have a program that describes all that right now but it's something that is our goal. Will Vermont, do you believe Vermont will honor the commitment that was made in that once? I believe we can, yes. But we may have to, you know, if you only have a certain amount of money to use for this regard, you have to prioritize and we may have to live without something else in order to accomplish this but I think it's that important because if we don't, I mean, since day one I've been talking about our demographic crisis and we're getting older we have more retirees and this problem isn't getting any better. So we have to both attract more families into the state, more people into the state but also we have to grow our way through this in the long term so taking care of our kids and making sure families can afford this is important. And will your budget, last question on this, will your budget contain the funding necessary for Vermont to honor the statutory commitment that it made? We are building our budget as we speak so we'll see what happens to the member but we'll continue to build our budget and meet our commitments. I'll go back to your visit to Montreal for a second. I wasn't there but I read a brief that when a journalist asked you, you committed to sitting for a meeting with the Abenakis of Odenok can you tell me more about that with the nature that would be? Yeah, I mean, let me frame this a bit. I was at a luncheon. The keynote at a luncheon came out of the luncheon and the chief of the Abenaki tribe was there in the hallway serving us a letter providing for their discontent with what Vermont is done. And so they wanted me to meet with him right then. He had his own press team with him and I was having a press briefing right after that. So I said, like I say to most people in Vermont, I'm willing to listen but this was legislative action. It was taken when I was in the Senate on two separate occasions I believe and there was more legislative action taken recently. So we have committed to the Vermont Abenakis but I would say we should at least hear them out and also when I say we, it's going to take legislative action. I think legislators should listen as well. So I made a commitment that I would take it back to our schedule and see what I could set up and listen to what you have to say. Would you be willing to make that letter public? I don't see why not. I don't see why not. I wanted to shift gears just a little bit and ask about health care. As you probably have seen yesterday, regulators approved a 14% rate hike for UVM Medical Center. The hospital says that it's going to have a big impact on patient access to care. Consumer advocates say that some people might get priced out of the market. What do you make of the health care snafu that we're in right now? Well, again, due to the pandemic and the inflation and the increase in workforce, a cost. I understand the dilemma they're in. I believe they're asking for somewhere between 15 and 20%. I don't remember which, how much they were asking for. And I read one of the, I think it was a news story that said the Green Mountain Care Board slashed their ask. And I wouldn't say going from 20% or 18% to 15% is slashing. I think you also have to remember, and again, I'm not defending the Green Mountain Care Board. That's their job, their regulatory board, independent board that oversees the budgets of our hospitals. So they're doing, they have a lot more information than I do. But I do know we have forwarded disagreements to them. That was something new we've done recently. That was a lot of millions of dollars that we are releasing to help reduce that. I also know that there was 19 million, I believe, that was set aside for the mental health facility at CVMC. And they said, and the Green Mountain Care Board had reserved that earlier. And they said they could use that money to reduce rates. So it's not as though there's other money and there's other things in play here. And I don't know, again, all the details, but I'm sure the Green Mountain Care Board did their due diligence and thought this was the right approach. 167, I don't know, Secretary Samuelson on. Yeah, Deputy Todd, yeah. Yeah, under Act 167, the Agency of Human Services, along with the Green Mountain Care Board and the legislature, will engage with communities and look at global budgets and look at sort of hitting the reset button, if you will, on health care reform. I'm wondering if you've heard, if anything is underway, any meetings or any of that work is underway? It seems like constantly. But I'll let Todd answer that. Did you hear the question, Todd? I did. Thank you, Governor. Those meetings have begun. Certainly the coordination between the care board and the agency is underway. And we will begin continue coordinating and collaborating with the care board to carry out the purpose of the act, including further stakeholder engagement and broad public engagement. I wasn't sure if there was more to the question. Were you talking about the federal end as well? Yeah. Okay. Well, that's where I was confused, because we have constant meetings with the federal government on all the all-payer model and everything else that goes along with that. So we're fully engulfed in talks with them. This is the hospital's estate building. Yeah, okay. Yeah, thank you. Do you endorse Joe Benning to use your endorsement on all of them? Any. Yes. Do you have, will you be endorsing any other statewide or federal candidates for office? I'm not aware of any. We'll move to the phones now. Starting with Chris Roy, Newport Daily Express. Chris Roy. All right. We'll try Tom Davis, Compass Vermont. Hi, Jason. Thank you. Senator, you noticed recently that the state police has done a couple of saturation patrols on I-89 in Central Vermont somewhere in the area between Berlin and Brookfield. And the numbers are pretty alarming. I think the one that really stuck out was this last saturation patrol that took place on the 10th of September. 60% of those who were violating the speed limit were going over 90 miles an hour. Is there any appetite in this state to consider speed limiting cameras, the ticket automatically, which have been adopted in at least 16 other states? It has come up numerous times. But I don't believe there's an appetite with the legislature to do this at this point. I think one of our initiatives in the last year or two was to have to try this out, so to speak, a pilot program in some of the safety zones and use that type of process and not even ticket but send warnings. But that was turned down as well. So I don't believe there's an appetite for it, but I would agree. I mean, I'm out on the roads a lot now. And traffic speed has increased dramatically as has our deaths on the highway as well. So it's something, again, we're trying to refocus and we're trying to collaborate amongst different entities within state government to do everything we can to work together. I have to ask, how's your truck? Love my truck, our truck. It really is, it's amazing in a lot of respects. It has incredible torque, pickup. It's quiet and no complaints thus far. Appreciate it. That's all I've got. Thank you. Ed Barber, Newport Daily Express. Ed, I can see you on, but I think you're still on mute. Probably coming back to you in a minute, but we'll go to LD Reed, Vermont Public. Hi, Governor. I just wanted to go back for a minute to Odinac First Nation. I was curious how you envision your administration's relationship with them moving forward. And just in general, I'm wondering how you think state government should be interacting with sovereign indigenous nations whose land was never ceded? Well, again, we've had a great relationship, I believe, with Chief Stevens here in Vermont. And throughout the last 15 or 20 years, we've made steps in the right direction. And I think we just need to keep listening to one another and doing everything we can to help in any way we possibly can. So having that line of communication open, I think, is important. Can I just follow up and ask, at an UVM event this past spring, representatives from Odinac First Nation did make claims that folks who are leaders of Vermont state-recognized tribes, they claim that they are what they call pretendians or race shifters, white people who are taking on an indigenous identity. I'm just wondering what you have to say to that. Yeah, I mean, again, we've had this relationship with the Vermont Abonakis for decades. And I wouldn't say that they were opportunists. They are deeply committed to their beliefs. And I have no reason to suspect their imposters are fraud in any way. If I could just ask one last thing, I guess I'm just wondering who you think should get to decide or who to recognize indigenousity. You know, our state has a process, but those from Odinac would argue that their community or other Abonaki First Nations are the deciders of who is part of their community. Yeah, again, I don't have the answer to that. I know it's probably more of a legal question, legal technicality than I have any knowledge of. But we'll work our way through this. And again, we've had a great relationship with the Vermont Abonakis for decades and we'll continue to consult with them. Thank you. Guy Page, Vermont Daily Chronicle. Guy Page. Hello, Governor. We had you for a second. Hello, Governor. Yep, there we go. Okay. Thank you very much. Governor, by law, Vermont's committed to follow California emission standards and a rule to follow California's recent decision to ban the sale of new internal combustion engine cars by 2035 is now working its way through the interagency and legislative administrative rules process. Do you support Vermont banning the sale of new internal combustion engine cars in Vermont by 2035? Well, again, I'm a big proponent of electric vehicles, as has been stated. We've taken a number of steps forward in that area. I don't believe it's all going to be EVs in the future, by the way. I think hydrogen still has some promise and we'll see what happens in that regard in the future. But I do believe that we have to wean ourselves off from carbon emitting vehicles as soon as possible. I think the manufacturers need some guidance as well so that we're all on the same page in that regard. And so, Will, I know this process is open. The rulemaking process is open at this point. There'll be public comment and look forward to hearing what people have to say. But again, if you think about how far we've come, even over the last three years, I think by 2035, I don't believe the manufacturers are going to be building any internal combustion engines for, at least for passenger cars and light duty vehicles. But if they are, and people want to drive internal combustion cars, are you saying that's abandoned on the state level? I'm saying that I believe that the manufacturers are going to decide on their own. I think Ford has already decided this and I think General Motors is not far behind. So I think the major manufacturers have already set their course and this is something that makes sense in the future. Again, I think it's going to be much more affordable in the future for Vermonters and everyday people. So again, we'll have this comment period, see what the reaction is from Vermonters and then move forward from there. Governor, are you concerned that if we completely electrify transportation homes and everything else, if it's all electricity, if we were to have a blackout, our society would be in even deeper trouble. And if we add more energy diversity? Yeah, I mean, much like if there was a, all of a sudden the wells and gas supplies and fuel supplies were shut off, we would, at this point in time today, be in trouble. Same situation, only reversed. But I get your point and I am concerned about our grid, the capacity of our grid and the ability to produce enough renewable electricity to store it efficiently and distribute it from there. So we have a lot of work to do in terms of electrification. And that's why I said before, I'm not giving up on other sources, I'm not giving up on hydrogen either. I think hydrogen has a lot of promise and could be the other alternative fuel source. Okay, well, thank you very much. Ed, I think I see that you're unmuted now. Yeah. Yeah, I just wanted to ask the governor, he mentioned the airport in Newport and the run night way being long enough for certain types of aircraft. Is the only issue with the new or the airport in Newport that they don't have enough warehouse space or are there other infrastructure issues that they would have to address? No, I think a lot of it is in terms of having space available at this point in time because these companies we spoke to, at least right now, are enthusiastic and interested in doing something sooner rather than later. So that's part of our issue. And I'm not, to be honest with you, Ed, I'm not sure about the water sewer and storm water infrastructure at the airport in Newport either. I just don't know. And maybe everything's fine in that regard, but that would be something that they would need. Permitting, you know, takes a while in Vermont as we've seen. And again, they're eager, eager to make a move in the foreseeable future. Okay, thank you. And Davis Vermont journal and Davis. All right, we'll go to Andrew McGregor Caldonian record. Yes, thanks. Good afternoon, Governor circling back to where you finished with guy in terms of the electrical grid, wondering if there's been any recent discussions of transmission line development in the state. And I'm thinking particularly of a corridor through the Northeast Kingdom that at one point several years ago was loaded as a possible alternative to the failed northern past project. Yeah, I'm guessing clean energy is going to be in high demand for years to come. Yes. I am. I'm looking forward to having a meeting with Valco and the not too distant future to talk about this because I think we all need to understand what the opportunities and the challenges are for us as we move forward with the electrification and making sure that we have the grid available to do this and the technology in terms of again, storing the electricity, whether it's, you know, smaller scale type of battery storage, micro grid, I think is what they call them. And I think that that could be the future as well, but we have to start playing this like now in order to accomplish this. We have I remember that that corridor you're speaking about. We also have the line that is all fully permitted through Lake Champlain. They can go to the lower part of the state and beyond. And I know that in speaking with other governors in New England, there's Northern Pass permitting failed. There's some challenges in Maine. I believe I don't know if they're going to get through that at this point, but but there's still issues. We still have opportunities here in Vermont. So we look forward to that. That was part of why I thought it was important to meet with the hierarchy at Hydro-Quebec and talk about making sure that we're we still have a good relationship with them. And we've had it for quite a number of years, decades since Howard Dean, I believe. Thank you. And not to make sure you pick up the focus of the conference, but what's the longest trip you've taken so far in that? We did go to, we went to Bennington. I would say that's the longest. I already knew this. US Senator Lindsey Graham introduced a bill today in the US Senate that would prohibit abortions past the point of 15 weeks gestation. It probably will not pass considering the current makeup of Congress, but do you have any comment on that? Again, I'm a proponent of Prop 5 and hopefully they will be able to have that pass and that'll be enshrined in our Constitution. And I don't believe that they have the votes to pass that in Congress. Do you think the government has any role in regulating abortion past the point of fetal viability? I personally believe that that's between a woman and her provider. And the story. Thank you. Have you towed the hauler with the trucker? Have not towed anything with the trucker. Just check it. I don't think they'll allow that. All right. Thank you all very much.


In today's video, I bought a graded Yu-Gi-Oh collection. In this box, there is a graded Yu-Gi-Oh collection. What's up, guys? We're back with another collection purchase. I mean, I bought a lot of collections recently, but this one I think is going to be pretty awesome. I've kind of seen the list, so I kind of have seen it at some point, but it's been a while, so I really don't remember what's inside. It makes it more exciting. I have pulled a bunch of it out. They're still in these little, like, white packages. There's a bunch of booster boxes here. We also have a starter deck right here. Thanks, Rucks, and love your videos. You got me back in Yu-Gi-Oh so much that I vended conventions to aid my personal collection. Tyson, hopefully we meet one day. Oh, here we go. Here's an SDK deck to give away. Okay, the giveaway for this video, SDK deck. All you have to do, like the video, be subscribed to notifications. Let me know down below your favorite item in this collection. It looks like there's going to be some pretty awesome stuff. So he's giving away to your subscribers. Hopefully we meet one day. I are able to shake your hand. I love it. I hope that we do. That would be great. So pretty cool giveaways. Is this first ed? Okay, not first ed. That would be pretty insane because this is the old tee, old tee blue eyes in here. So pretty cool giveaway. If you guys want some of the cards that you see in this video, a lot of the great stuff is on my website, rucksand34.com. Check out the link in the description if you guys want to pick it up. Some have sold, but a lot of them are still available. I'll be posting cards there for sale more often. So check out rucksand34.com if you guys want to pick up stuff from me. All right, let's start going through these.  I didn't remember that there were boxes in here at all. I told you guys, it's been a while since I've looked. Rise of the Dueless. Okay, that's a box right there. Okay, Rise of the Dueless, old school. You know, been reprinted a bunch, but there's some pretty nice star lights that you can potentially get, pretty expensive box. Let's see what this one is. Looks like Rage of Ra maybe? Yes, Rage of Ra, potential Ghost Rare right here. Ghost Rare Wing Dragon of Ra, very cool. Okay, a couple of booster boxes. That's a good start. It looks like 2011 era right there. Let's see what this one's gonna be. Feels a little bit bigger like a Legendary Dueless as well. Yep, another Rage of Ra, pretty cool. So more potential at that Ghost Rare. Next up, what else do we have inside? We have, open it up, open it up. What will it be? It is a Toon Chaos First Edition. Okay, that's nice. First-Ed Toon Chaos, good stuff. I mean, unlimited is cool as well, but having those first-eds is super nice for those collector rares. So that's pretty cool. A lot of 2020 and 2021 era at the moment, which is good stuff for the most part. See, this might be another Rage of Ra. Is it all Rage of Ra Toon Chaos?  I guess Rage of Dueless too. Okay, what about you?  Oh man, we've got an absolute Power Force booster box. That is an unlimited, but this is a 5Ds there. I love the 5Ds booster boxes. I think they look incredible. Oh man, that's pretty sick. One day I would like to have one of every booster box. That's kind of a long shot dream that eventually we might start working on. I mean, I kind of have a few booster boxes, but for every first-Ed box, it's gonna be tough. I mean, this isn't first-Ed, but just throwing that out there, it would be really cool to have at some point. Okay, that's a pretty big box. That's a pretty big jump from like a 2020 box. That's like a 2010, maybe 2009. Okay, we can see this one. This looks like another Rise of the Dueless first-Ed. Still a really great box. I mean, super solid set. I'm gonna make another stack. Okay, I got a little sneak peek at this one. This one, you might be able to see. We're talking Crossroads of Chaos right here, which this is big time right here. A lot of these booster boxes, by the way, will be for sale on my website, ruxon34.com, after I pick these up. And if you want it to be an opening on the video, on the channel, and make a video for you guys, just let me know. Send me a message or whatever before or after you buy it. Then we can figure that out, because that could be really cool as well for a lot of these boxes. Okay, we got another one. We got a first-Ed absolute power force. That's so cool. This is one I kind of want to hang on to, but we'll have to see. This is a vintage Yu-Gi-Oh special, aka vintage Yu-Gi-Oh, the guy, not just like old school Yu-Gi-Oh. Vintage Yu-Gi-Oh. Whoa, do they normally have these? What is this? Interesting seal. This might be like a Euro thing. I don't know. You Euro people out there, you guys are experts on all the different things. The Euro has so many different things when it comes to like printing and stuff. That's interesting. I've never seen that. Really cool. I mean, these absolute power force boxes are always like something weird is happening with them. Like you're pulling 12 foils, pulling three foils. They're sealed weird. You know, they have different covers like Jack's on there. He's not on there.  That's really cool. I'm excited. I didn't realize that was in here. All right. I know a Lewis has to open one of those like every other month. So I mean, who knows? He might be interested, but I kind of want to keep that one. We'll have to see. There's another tune chaos. That's pretty cool. Oh, look, another tune chaos. Pretty cool. I mean, we can't really complain about what four tune chaos booster boxes. Is that three or four? No, only three. It's a quarter of a case right there. So that's a ratio to get one collector or at least you would think. So we'll have to see. There are loose boxes. See, you never really know. And then we have a rage of raw first edition box. So that's one, two, three, four of those. So a third of a case, potential at that ghost rare wing dragon bra. I don't know why I thought it wasn't wing dragon raw for a second, but it's late. I'm recording it. It's midnight. So it's probably being better right now. Okay. Now that we've done the booster boxes, we actually have the singles inside, which is here's the graded part that I was talking about at the beginning graded. There's also a non graded singles in here as well. So there's just a good collection. There's a lot of varieties. Boxes, graded, ungraded, you know, basically everything. Okay. We've got those that look like non graded. What is this? Another, this box, another little mini box.  You never get to anything. Okay. Let's, let's open this mysterious box first. I'm interested in what this is. Is it a bunch of dice or something? Like what? No, that's a little too solid. It might just be singles. This is a really weird box. Like why is it not a deck box? Maybe he didn't have a deck box. He has one here, but maybe you only had one or something. Oh, it's a, oh, top loaders. Okay. Okay. I see. Oh, oh, no spoilers. No spoilers for what could be inside. I saw a ghost here. I'll just say that. Okay. Before we get to the top loaders, let's do this cause these are not graded and they're not in top loaders. So they're probably the worst of the three that we get to choose from here. And if these are the worst, we have an ultimobius. So that's a great start. We have an ulti vanities fiend. So we are talking high end cart. Wow. These are really pretty. And they're double sleep with Gezi sleeves. Shout out to Gezi sleeves guys. Check them out. The legend. I did have like a code form for, I think I still have it. I have to go find what it was. But you guys could use that and go check out his sleeves. He has a bunch. They're actually really cool sleeves. I like them. They're pretty. I mean, they're a little bit more expensive. That's cause you mean he's doing it and it's not like a big company. So, you know, the cost is a little bit higher for people like that. We're not doing like thousands of sleeves and stuff. So that is something you have to understand, of course, but I think they're doing a great job with the sleeves. Gezi is a good friend of mine. So good to see him making cool stuff for you. I know he's making the metal raiders versions coming soon. So I'm pretty excited for that. Ghost rare, blue eyes, white dragon, not one, not two, three. I was going to say not three, four, five, six of them. Okay. Double play set. Why not double play? This would be a great for a thumbnail. I mean, check that out. You can't even like get them all in the light at the same time. That's insane. Okay. That's pretty sick. All right. We are still opening collection. Let's see. Let's just go backwards like this. We have all go stairs. Why not? Okay. Dark arm dragon, wing dragon, a raw wing dragon, a raw. Okay. I believe these are not from the boxes that we have. We have a red eyes, white dragon, red eyes, white dragon, red eyes, white dragon. Oh, there's the starlight. This is wait monsters revenge. It has an actual starlight dark arm. It's very dark. This must be your print. That one looks different. That might be the U.S. Print versus the Euro print. That's pretty cool. Actual starlight. It is right. Oh, no, nevermind. This is 25th, not actual starlight 25th anniversary. These actually look a lot like starlights on this one. We have faded blue eyes, but the name's kind of jacked there. So it's kind of iffy. We have the dark magician girl, a couple of those, three of those two blue eyes. Man, this is pretty nice right now. Then we have starlight rare or is that a 25th? What is this from Dune? So it's a 25th dark magician girl. I'm sorry. Dark magician. Adidas. I'm just saying dark magician girl. Adidas promo got two of those. We got the curse of cyber dragon. I'm just saying random names that are not the right name curse of dragon. I said it again. We have magician. Hey, that's all we don't have yet. Magician of bonds in unity. That's cool. We did pull the yellow one. If you guys didn't see that, go check it out. I posted on Instagram as well. Blackwing armor masters is the real of the fake. It looks like it's from Chris revenge. So this is the real one. This is not the promo. Not fake. I'm sorry. I take it right now fake. You know what I mean? We have the black wing dragon. I never pulled this one for a nice third metal ulty. Okay. We got the original MRL secret rare blue eyes tune. Couple of those speed dual tournament pack one. That's pretty cool. And then man goes for the past. He just has it all. So wow. We're not even to the greater party. All right. Glad I got that sweatshirt off because I was on fire right there. I couldn't think at all. Okay. Obviously because I couldn't speak. Okay. Now we have some great stuff. So first we have an ultimate rare blue eyes white dragon Jim mitten first edition. That is beautiful. That looks awesome. He's got some price tags on here too. That's pretty cool. Ultimate rare first ed. That's a Jim mitten. We have the dark magician ultimate rare first ed Jim mitten. That's beautiful as well. I've been bought like graded cards in a while. So this is pretty fun. Wait. Why do I feel like I bought something recently that was graded now that I say that blue eyes tune dragon. This is spell ruler 2017. So that's actually pretty cool to see that yet. And those are really hard to grade. You guys remember I tried to grade some of those 2017 promos didn't go so well. PSA nine very I like these PSA official sleeves. PSA actually sent me some of those the other day and I was like, oh cool. Like just randomly there's like Pokemon packs and PSA sleeves. I was like, this is kind of weird, but thank you. I appreciate it. Ghost rare blue eyes PSA nine. Yeah, a lot of these will be for sale, by the way. So if you're interested, hit me up and some will be for sale. We're buying this collection, but a lot of it is going back up for sale. You know, we got we got to sell stuff around here on my shop on my Instagram. Check out my Instagram at Ruxson 34 if you guys want to check it out. Most likely it's going to be for sale there. So come ask me there. If you would like you can email me as well cast dragon. Let me in here. I feel like I graded one of these recently. I sold it to rhyme style. I think for like really cheap. It was like 150 bucks. 125 something like that. PSA eight. Whoa. First day. Oh, I was about to say, I was like, this is cheap. Asian English. Okay. That makes sense. I was like, why is this $180? That's nuts. We have another that should be paired with the other one, probably ultimate rare. Now we're into 25th anniversary PSA 10s. Okay. Pretty cool. We have a dark magician girl movie pack. I just had one of these recently for consignment. Pretty cool. We have a $60 gym meant 10. That's wow. Gate guardians cheap these days. We've got a mint nine blue eyes, white drag dude. This jump card. This card is one of the best looking artworks. It's amazing. Look at this thing. That is so cool. That is an underrated card right there. Blue eyes alternative from the secret rare MVP one. Very cool. Cause there's like 50 versions of it. You got a second one. That's pretty awesome. Speaking of that, I love the blue eyes from this. I think it is one of the best looking blue eyes. The gold secrets pretty cool too though. I'm a big fan of that one. So this is a great collection. I'm loving this. Just love seeing Yu-Gi-Oh cards. Sometimes I'm just like, man, I have a cool job. Just gonna look at Yu-Gi-Oh cards, buy them, sell them. You know, it's just fun stuff. You know, dealing with cards, even if I don't keep them, it's like I get to check them out and have them on hand. It's very fun. So error attribute. I think that's pretty common for these, but PSA. Wow. How do these get PSA 10s? Mine all had scratches all of them. That's pretty cool. We got another one. What? You got two of them. We must add some clean ones. All of mine like mall 100 of mine were damaged. It was unfortunate. Okay. Not damaged, but scratched up on the back. Okay. Spell ruler, blue eyes, tuned dragon. That's an eight. That's what all mine got when you open those. We have a 25th anniversary blue eyes. Got a nine. Unfortunate. Speaking of 2017. Yep. Here's what I got. PSA eight. Makes sense. We have a ultimate rear first ed PSA nine. Here. This will go with his other six. Blue eyes. Why try these are impossible to grade. Got an eight. Makes sense. And then finally one more card. We have blue eyes, red dragon from the mega 10. What year is this 2017? I think maybe because it's CT 14. It's always confusing, but I think it's three years later 2017 is when it actually was there. So pretty amazing collection. I'm excited to pick this one up. If you guys enjoy the video, don't forget to subscribe and make sure to let me know in the comments what your favorite card was or I don't because there's some pretty nice boxes as well. And if you see anything you're interested in, it's likely it will be for sale. So hit me up. And if you want to buy a box, have it open for video. That can happen too. Shout out to Tom and Poe show. Dakster, tomato juice, puppets of doom, Ernesto, Deanna, America. Deuster, Supreme Sage, 21 CJ, Liu, Gwine, 62, Yu-Gi-Oh! Unboxed in a Thai show in Moosa, Jr. Bartik, Robert F. Thomas, Belklane and Changa Lang. Thank you guys for supporting the channel. And I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.