The DuPont Cavalcade of America starring Helen Hayes Tonight the DuPont Company brings you the flame starring Helen Hayes on the Cavalcade of America On the Cavalcade of America With their cigars and here we await them in the drawing room Thus all bow to custom we certainly do and I like it well I don't like it out mini Eleanor no truly mother. I don't like it I don't always have to agree with out mini do I the trouble is darling You never agree with your elders. I agree with Mrs. Cat. Oh, I'm very much flattered to have you agree with me Eleanor You wouldn't be Mrs. Cat if you knew the ideas this young lady has what mini what ideas? I'm sorry to say Mrs. Cat and my daughter is entranced with this Susan B. Anthony person who goes around speaking out for women to vote Is that so terrible why she's a suffragist? Yes, I know I've heard of Susan B. Anthony, but I still say is it all so terrible Why of course it is I don't see why Surely the idea that women are human beings with intelligence enough to distinguish a Rascal from an honest man and to vote for the honest man why surely such an idea isn't complete heresy Well, it goes much deeper than that. Yes indeed These suffragists forget a woman's place Why Eleanor here has grieved her father. How he's arranged a fine marriage for her a young man young He's 37 a young man with an excellent position in the Charlotte Bank and her Ladyship says he isn't good enough for her if you please. Oh, I'm sure she didn't say that I'll bet all Eleanor said was that she didn't love him. That's just what I said, Mrs. Cat He's too solemn and he treats me as if I were Piece of property. Yes, that's it exactly. I know that sort of man Eleanor Oh, I know the sort of man you mean nevertheless, you'll marry him young lady. Yes No matter who advises you differently. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to meddle in the affairs of your family. All right All right, no quiet everybody. Men are coming back. We've got to act like ladies Very good cigar George. Very good. Glad to like it William. Well, and now how the ladies been enjoying themselves in our absence George and I were speculating as to what you were talking about crocheting cooking new hats We've been talking about Susan B. Anthony Susan B. Anthony that suffragist who wants her sex to have the right to vote. Yes How could a woman vote when she doesn't even know one officer of the government? Person ought to know the officers of the government if he's to have the vote. Well, of course Who's the secretary of agriculture secretary of agriculture? Who's chief justice of the Supreme Court?  No, I know you don't you don't call anybody silly except the good solid citizens of the community But I've had enough from you young lady. You're going to do what I say from now on you hear But no buts no buts you'll do what I say I won't have a daughter that tries to get me to send it to college that tries to vote that turns against her father That refuses to marry the man I picked for her And just so that you'll have time to think that over young lady I suggest you get your coat and hat order a handsome cat and go home immediately. Yes, mr. Courtney Yes, your daughter's a guest in my home. Yes, and I must apologize to you. Mrs. Cat for a behavior her behavior indeed It's your behavior your autocratic assumption of superiority your tyranny over this young girl that you should apologize for You think so a I think so Then all I can say Mrs. Cat is that if your husband hasn't given you a sound thrashing yet He showed and so has never gone. She's gone William.  I'll be all right Thank you, George Well, everyone she'll show shall we go into the music room? Yes, darling George. I don't know how I live through it that man and the Subservience of those women to him the things they're doing to that nice young girl. Yes. Yes, I understand Carrie But couldn't we discuss it sitting down Of course Well Carrie George I've come to a decision. Yes tonight decided me that man tonight. He's just impossible of course. Yes, but why George? Well, now you're being cryptic Carrie. You're trying to drive me toward some point or other What is it? I'm trying to make you associate one idea with another idea the idea of this man's being wrong with something that you said to me once Something that you said about me George. Is this a guessing game? It's more serious than that. I see Well, that man was ridiculing the idea that women had any rights They should vote even Or as I once said of you not just that you should vote But that if you had been a man, this is it Carrie This is it if I'd been a man I could have been a governor of a state or a senator. That's what you said about me George. Yes That must be true of many women. Well, not many women have your abilities Carrie as many women as men That's quite true. I'm sure I want to talk about all those women now George They have ability this means that they have energy a little more energy than most people men or women How do they how do you think they feel George? What do you mean? I mean? Well, look at them in their kitchens in their drawing rooms in their nurseries. Don't you find them? Sometimes sad. Don't you find them sometimes quarrel less difficult to get on with don't you think sometimes that that these exceptional women must be exceptionally unhappy Thinking no no not thinking not daring to think of their businesses still unformed of their laboratories Still too spotless of the books. They haven't written the stages They haven't stepped on the waste of energy and ability the waste of their lives what the anti suffer just fellow would say to that I know say that women were lucky and not having the responsibilities that men have that's exactly well He'd be wrong because it's not a question of whether one is lucky or unlucky whether Responsibility is fun or not if you have certain abilities you have the if you have the energy to direct those abilities You can't bottle it up. Even if you want to or there'll be an explosion That's what you meant when you said that the women of ability were unhappy. Yes, because they're not using their abilities Kerry yes George Go ahead What do you mean? I mean go ahead Do what you want to do And if you're not certain of what that is Why not see Susan be Anthony go ahead You're the most understanding man alive George, and I love you more than ever right now Mrs. Cat, this is my study. I Believe that is the most comfortable chair then you should take it miss Anthony me No, I've spent my life being uncomfortable in the good cause It's no time for me to start being comfortable now. I suppose you're right I suppose it's never easy being a suffragist. Yeah, that's one way of putting it on the other hand for some reason women It's easier to be a suffragist Hard though that is then it is to sit back and do nothing about the problems of votes for women You are that kind of woman miss Anthony. I'm afraid so are there many like that some Not many I'm always on the lookout for a new one. How can you tell when you find it? Oh, I don't give away my secrets Wish that I had more time to give to you Mrs. Cat I'm always interested in any woman who says she wants to join the suffragist movement, but just now I'm rather busy I Probably will not be able to see you after tonight. I hope I'm not intruding anything. No, no, no It's just that I'm preparing for a lecture tour. You'll be lecturing on woman suffrage. Yes, but aren't you I? Mean what it would be a very difficult journey You mean I'm old All right miss Anthony. I mean you're old Thank you for not pretending. I won't pretend either I Am old and I wish someone were going with me.  It will be months before you'll see your husband. He'll understand Well, you'll only have a few days to get ready. That's all right Very well, we'll go together then. Oh Did you notice what I did? What do you mean? I told you that I wanted someone to go along with me I gave you the opportunity either to say you would come or to say nothing You said you'd come of course. I did I Don't understand what you're driving. I I'm answering a question of yours my dear You asked me how I could tell a good suffragist when I found one This is how Mrs. Cat Ike speaking in the cause I like listening to you better than speaking myself, but you're a good speaker You're a great speaker. Did you know it? I think from now on I'll make shorter speeches, and you'll make the longer ones. Yes, miss Anthony Isn't it? Why? Yes, is it cold or have I just grown too old for lecture tours? It's cold of course. You're all right miss Anthony. No, no, I'm not I Am old You're going to have to carry on for me my dear nonsense.  Why miss Anthony? Sleep you great woman you You're very beautiful We are women and we have been speaking for two months now to other women Like yourselves We have a message for you two months now. We have a message for you. Yours is the 11th state Miss Anthony, can I help you? No, quite all right now, but I'm tired Ladies I must be excused. Yes, Carrie quiet dark beautiful I've been appreciating quiet more than ever lately Getting old I guess of course not Everyone loves quiet. I love it. You're just collecting the dividends you've earned Carrie and Do you know something George? No, what? I'm grateful to you. Why? Because you've treated me like a human being. I Wasn't aware that you were an ogre We live in a day and an age George were not many women are treated like human beings. They're respected. Yes They're worshiped even but they're not considered very bright They're thought of as possessions valuable precious sacred possessions But not human beings are the right to lives of their own now just a minute darling. Don't make a speech Sorry, I don't beat was a very nice speech But you know now that you're president of the suffrage association I'm sure most men will come round to giving women their rights. Oh, yes. I'm sure of it But I'm grateful to you darling for not waiting until later Carry it yet You know, I'm devoted to the cause of women But that isn't why I've acted as I have I'm in love with you. That explains most of the things I do. I know George Well, I wanted to get that said tonight And I'm glad you said the things you did tonight to carry why what's special about tonight. I I'm very tired tonight George, what's the matter then? I'm very happy tonight anything wrong George. You look so no nothing wrong I'm very happy, but I'm very tired George He's in the flame on the cavalcade of America sponsored by the DuPont company maker of better things for better living Heart attack and George cat was dead Then came the dreary days the hard years years filled with work Until there came the time when Carrie Chapman cat needed rest She went to Europe with her secretary Mary Hay just now. They're in a hotel room in Paris. Oh Mary isn't this wonderful this luxury? Wonderful not like sitting in hotel rooms back home waiting to receive Delegations telephoning instructions waiting for news of how this or that state is going now carry. All right. All right I'll relax. Well, that's what you're here for you know come in Hello, I have been sent to here with the extra blanket you wanted. Oh, yes I'll take it. Thank you bad equal madam Wait a minute. Oh, what is it Carrie? I'm sorry? I I wonder if you'd mind talking to me for a few minutes not at all What on earth Carrie could we close the door? Well, of course, but I'm sorry madam But you look like a good honest woman a woman of the people. I am a woman of the people Certainly, and I am far from my country where I know so many women like you It would be wonderful to talk to you It would be like talking to them again madame is homesick if I am I Haven't realized it until the second surely madame you a woman of wealth do not know many common people Yes, I do In America it's been my business to know the common woman to try to improve her lot in life. Yes Yes, and how do you do this by agitating for the politicians to allow her to vote? That is good. That is fine for a woman to vote In Europe, we have a long way to go before that becomes the problem. What do mean here in Europe women cannot own property Oh, the law allows it in many places, but custom does not I have traveled madame I have inquiring minds. So I have traveled over most of Europe. I Have seen those of my sex acting as beasts of burden In many villages for a man to beat his wife is nothing even his wife expects it I myself work in this hotel because I will not go back to my province to my family to the man. They want me to marry He's of good family, but he's a drunkard. I Prefer to remain here. I should think so indeed Where are some of these villages you spoke of madame carry? Oh, yes, Mary? We're going to visit those villages Where are they madame? We're going to visit them and then we're going to do something about them Happy to receive you, Mrs. Cat. You'll forgive me if I stay seated. I've been Foul cat, but let me take you to the whole body back. We there is a crowd of five thousand admirers blocking the main room This is cat. We're so delighted to have you address the British women What do you know? We're going to have Albert Hall filled over flowing up China I'm sorry to see you leave Mrs. Cat You have brought hope to our people and our ancient It's no use. We're going home conceding defeat carry no Just changing tactics The best way to bring emancipation to the women of the old world is that the women of the new world lead the way In America, let's build an example for Europe. Let's get suffrage in America. The rest will follow Certainly glad you've been back with us as long as you have Mrs. Cat We want you to be president of the national suffrage organization again. I said I wouldn't be I know But haven't our arguments persuaded you somewhat You know, Mrs. White House made the best speech I ever heard when she accepted office in the New York woman's suffrage party She said I'm young. I'm healthy. I'm willing to work and I'll do my best Now I'm old. I'm not healthy. I'm tired out But I'll do my best to and My first task will be to win over Woodrow Wilson And it's good of you to come here to Atlantic City to address our suffragist convention. I thank you, Mrs. Cat It's not enough though carry Chapman cat.   Oh nothing startling. That's what I was afraid of I'm afraid you're going to say that we're nice ladies and that you're glad to That we take an interest in public affairs and that of course you won't endorse us But you'll defend to the death our right to agitate Something like that is exactly what I'm going to say. It's not good enough, mr. President Unfortunately, I'm in politics. Mrs. Cat. There's a war going on in Europe. We may God forbid be drawn into it I know I know your motivation Motivations, mr. Wilson. You want to run for president again in 1916 I may want to why I have some ideas. I had some policies I think you'll like them and I think you'll agree. They should take precedence over the suffragist cause are they secret At present some of the details are but I don't mind letting you know confidentially that what I envisage Is a world organization a union of all nations as we have a union of all states Banded together perhaps more loosely than we are but for the same purpose To promote the world's general welfare. It's a grand concept. It's necessary to After this war after the next war after some war sometime The nations will have to come together with the serious purpose of stopping it But you know what they'll say about you when you propose it I know Visionary idealistic. It'll never work. Exactly. Why don't you address our convention tonight and say that you favor women's suffering? I Don't see the connection. What would happen if you did that why suffrage for women would prevail Suffrage for women would prevail exactly or it might take a few years But you could ensure our success if you spoke as you feel tonight But what has this to do with my idea for an organization of all the nations just this mr. President Suffrage for women is visionary idealistic to people have been laughing at the idea for a century now What if we win? What if we win because you push us on to victory it would prove that a visionary idealistic president can actually achieve his dreams and You mean it would serve as an answer to critics of world organization wouldn't it? I'll think it over. I might do what you suggest mrs. Cat Gentlemen We have proved this There is one thing mightier than kings and armies I've been congresses and political parties The power of an idea when it's time has come to move The time for woman's suffrage has come the woman's hour has struck and now tonight We suffragists gather here and we look at one another and our eyes shine and our eyes are moist and we smile and we clasp hands and Our voices choke Because never again do we have to say When the time comes for the time is now Tomorrow congress meets and tomorrow congress passes the national woman's suffrage amendment Most of the state's favorite already and ratification will follow swiftly Ladies and gentlemen the time is now and God bless each one of you who helped make this time come I have some flowers for you mrs. Cat here. Oh, how very sweet. Won't you come in? Thank you Sit down. I don't mean to take up your time mrs. Cat. That's my soul Of course you mean to take up my time. You didn't bring me flowers unless you wanted to talk to me Well, I guess you're right Do you want to talk about anything in particular or are you just curious to see what an old woman looks like? Well, you'll think I'm silly mrs. Cat, but but I voted today for the first time. Yes, and I want to thank you My child Forgive me. You've moved me more than I More than I realized was possible any longer I only wish there was something something I could do for you Something I could do for all of you who fought before I was even born Well, you did something for us when you voted child I suppose when you look at it that way, it's true. Of course. It's quite true quite true You know a suffragist is just one of a long and ancient line of women who changed your status and mine From bondage to freedom You thank those women when you go to school when you work when you Marry into partnership rather than household slavery. Of course you thank us when you vote and You know we old ones who worked for all this we have something to thank you for too Something to thank girls like me for For being alert and intelligent and alive for being awake to what is going on around you for being fresh and sweet and Independent you're what we had in mind my dear Thank you Now I'm an old woman. I I must take my nap. Do you mind? Oh, of course not. I'll go Thank you for coming. I think my dreams will be pleasant ones Goodbye If you remove the collar using only your fingers you found that it was on good and tight You may even have wondered why they put such things on bottles anyhow Why do they there's a reason in fact? 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Therefore, it is time for a member's statements, the member from Kitchener, Conestoga. Yes, well thank you Speaker. It was just a week ago that we were honored to host Prince Harry in this House and welcomed his proclamation that the home for the 2017 Invictus Games will be right here in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. And as we cheer on our servicemen and women as they compete in Orlando, Florida this week in this year's edition of the Games, we look forward to bringing them back home where they will compete in 12 sports along with 600 others from 16 different countries next year. As Bronwyn Evans of the True Patriot Love Foundation noted, the Games will enable all Canadians to honour the men and women who have come face to face with the reality of sacrificing for their country. Speaker, when Prince Harry launched his first Invictus Games in London in 2014, he began a movement that has grown into the only international adaptive sporting event for wounded, injured and ill-active duty and veteran service members. And now that it has moved across the pond to Florida and next year here in Toronto, it continues to grow, drawing spectators and fans across our nations as we cheer on our heroes who have sacrificed so much. By using the power of sport to inspire, Invictus opens doors to awareness of the physical and psychological hurdles faced by those who serve our country. Speaker, the word Invictus is Latin for unconquerable or undefeated. And today I join with those here in Ontario, those in the stands in Florida and those watching on across the world and cheering on these undefeated military athletes as they conquer their own hurdles on the road to Toronto in Invictus Games 2017. Thank you. Thank you. Through the members statements, the member from Nickelville. Thank you, Speaker. Today members of the Myelodgic and Cephalomyelitis Associations of Ontario are at Queen's Park. Why? Well, it's because on May 12th it is the official Awareness Day for Myelodgic and Cephalomyelitis, sometime called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, fibromyalgia and environmental sensitivities also known as multiple chemical sensitivity. In late 2013, MEAO, Shorter, together with the Associations of Ontario Health Centre, submitted a proposal for the Ontario Centre of Excellence in Environmental Health. From the proposal, we learned that over 580,000 people in Ontario have been diagnosed with chronic complex environmentally linked illnesses. That's 5% of the population of Ontario, Speaker. We also learned that people suffering from these conditions experienced systemic barriers to getting the healthcare they need because the diagnosis and treatment of these serious conditions are not currently available in Ontario. I believe this has to change, Speaker. A year and a half ago, the Minister of Health agreed and announced the creation of a task force, but it's been a year and a half, Speaker, and nothing has changed. These people are counting on the Minister to keep his promise and finally take action to provide effective health services to them. One has come, Speaker, to support the Ontario Centre of Excellence in Environmental Health. Today would be a good day to start. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. For the members' statements, the members from the total from North. Thank you, Speaker. I rise on behalf of all members of the legislature to recognize the election of Mayor Sadiq Khan, who has just been elected as the Mayor of the City of London, England. Speaker, this is an extraordinary event and, of course, a sign of the embrace of diversity and pluralism, and we would like to commend not only Mayor Khan on an extraordinary campaign as he reached out to Londoners and beyond, but also for, I think, embodying the wishes of his family. As you know, Speaker, he is of Pakistani Muslim descent, comes from a very modest household, grew up in what I understand is social housing, served as a Councillor, as a Member of Parliament, federally there, and now as the Mayor of the City of London. I've composed a letter to him, which I'll be sending on behalf of all members of the legislature. I'll actually sign that letter here in Parliament, and, of course, this election was not without its controversy, Speaker, but the usual suspects did speak in the usual way. But Londoners withstood that, and I would like to commend him as, obviously, someone who supports diversity and pluralism and multiculturalism and the embrace of all humanity. So we congratulate you. Mayor Khan, I officially invite you to the Legislature of Ontario and look forward to hosting you here. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. Further Members statements? The Member from Elgin, Middlesex, London. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. I, too, am pleased to rise and recognize the Myalgic and Cephalomyelitis Association of Ontario. They are here today because, as I mentioned earlier, May 12th is the official awareness day for Myalgic and Cephalomyelitis, fibromyalgia and environmental sensitivities. These are three chronic, complex, environmentally linked illnesses that are afflicting over 580,000 Ontarians. Unfortunately, Mr. Speaker, back in 2013 in October, business case, a proposal was given for the Ontario Centre of Excellence and Environmental Health, was presented to the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care in order to provide the hundreds of thousands of Ontarians afflicted with these illnesses with the appropriate care and treatment they deserve. To date, the approval has not been given to the business case proposal, although the ministry has recognized the business case proposal and have announced Task Force would be created, the ministry has failed to do so over the last one and a half years. The Task Force has not been implemented and work cannot begin. Mr. Speaker, the Progressive Conservative Party urges the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to get moving on the Task Force that will deliver a system of care to ensure that effective and appropriate health and social services are given to the hundreds of thousands of Ontarians patients who suffer from these chronic, complex, environmentally linked illnesses. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the member's statements. The member from Timmins, James Bay. Mr. Speaker, yesterday I had the occasion, along with my Federal counterpart Charlie Angus, to visit Attawapiskat as a follow-up to the ongoing crisis in that community. Let me just first of all say that unfortunately this crisis is happening in other communities as well and may not be reported as much. But what is really clear coming out of the discussions that we had yesterday with the Chief and the various members of the community and those people that work at Waha and others, which is our hospital, is that there is a real chronic underfunding of staffing that's needed to be able to deliver services in those communities. In all of our communities where we come from, there's a functioning children's aid, a functioning children's treatment centre normally, a functioning hospital, mental health association who all provide services in our communities to deal with people who are in crisis. If you live in Attawapiskat, there is not one single mental health worker to deal with kids under 18 out of Peketano. No money to do that. When it comes to Waha, we have one worker who is a mental health worker to service the entire community. Now I want to thank, we have the EMAT team there and the government has seen fit to extend that for 30 days in order to provide respite to the Waha staff so that we can provide some services during this immediate crisis. But what is becoming more and more clear is that we need to make sure that we provide the resources, the training and support necessary to build up the services in that community so community members themselves can staff those positions, be part of their community, be part of functional agencies that are able to deal with those issues in a community on an ongoing basis. Thank you. Further member statements? The member from Ajax Pickering. Thank you Mr. Speaker. I'm pleased once again to cosponsor the myelgic and sephomilitis association Ontario, registered Ontario charity who are here today May 10th because Thursday May 12th of course is the official awareness day for myelgic and sephomilitis sometimes known as chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and environmental sensitivities also known as multiple chemical sensitivity which are three chronic complex environmentally linked illnesses which affect almost 600,000 people in Ontario. MEIO supports the hundreds of thousands of patients in Ontario who have complex chronic environmentally linked illnesses. As pointed out numerous times over the years these patients experience systemic barriers to getting the health care they need because diagnosis and treatment of these very serious conditions are seriously lacking in some sections of Ontario. Indeed most areas in Ontario health care for these illnesses is non-existent. I would like to just also mention if I could Mr. Speaker through you, a lot of us will urge the minister of health and long-term care to implement the task force that was mentioned earlier and that has patients at the centre of the process and the health system that meets the needs of these patients so that hundreds of thousands of Ontario suffering from chronic complex environmentally linked illnesses can at long last receive the diagnosis and treatment that they really need and don't forget we'll see everyone today over in rooms 228 and 230 at 4.30pm you're also invited to continue wearing the MEIO's ribbons which we put on this morning. Thank you Speaker. Thank you. Further member statements? The member from Oxford. Mr Speaker I want to thank everyone who took the time to respond to the survey in my recent newsletter. I genuinely enjoyed reading each response and sharing the concerns of my constituents with the legislature. The biggest concerns from my constituents are the economy and jobs, government spending, seniors issues and taxes. People continue to tell me that the cost of living is rising in Winds Ontario. 94% of the people that responded said that their family has been impacted by the increasing cost of hydro, 67% of respondents said that impact has been significant. In fact, one constituent closed their hydro bill, $700 for a single month. They told me they can't afford the mandatory pension plan, 78% of the people oppose it. And while cost is going up, services aren't improving. 87% said that healthcare hasn't improved over the last 10 years. They told me about loved ones that are waiting for cataract surgeries, knee surgeries, hip replacements and occupational therapy. Many of them said they are still having trouble finding a family doctor. People see huge government spending, but not enough of that money is going to the services that they need. Again, I want to thank everyone who took the time to respond to the survey and share their concerns. I will continue to share their stories to show the real impact of this government's policies. And I will continue to push for the things that matter to the people of Oxford. Keeping the cost of living affordable, creating jobs and healthcare that we can depend on. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Other member statements. The member from Scarborough Rural Southwest. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I'm pleased to stand and share a few words about the 6th Jubilee of St. Moretti Gritty Church that took place in my riding of Scarborough Southwest this past April 16th. The mass was presided over by Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, and a notable figure in the Catholic Church. The church, which takes its name from one of the youngest Canaanite Saints, has long been a spiritual and inspirational pillar in the Scarborough community. I was fortunate enough to attend the service, and I could tell from the reaction the parishioners faces just how much it meant to have Cardinal Collins and other members of the Catholic clergy present and involved in this very special mass. Mr. Speaker, I've personally attended mass at this church for more than a decade and have witnessed incredible growth of the church community and the way in which it has brought people of Scarborough Southwest together for their spiritual fulfillment. Celebrating the 6th Jubilee is an exceptional accomplishment. I'd like to extend my warmest wishes to the clergy, Father Edwin Galea, Father Elias Chachati, and Reverend Raymond Villardo, as well as all church members, and to thank the church for its 60 years of contributions to Scarborough Southwest and the surrounding area. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Further member statements? The member from Halton. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I'm pleased to rise today to recognize May as South Asian Heritage Month. Mr. Speaker, across our diverse province, Ontarians everywhere are celebrating South Asian culture and history, and there's certainly a lot to celebrate. Mr. Speaker, Ontario is home to more than one million South Asians. In fact, our province boasts the largest South Asian population in all of Canada. This dynamic community has contributed immeasurably to the fabric of Ontario in business, science, arts, medicine, and more, and we are all stronger for it. South Asian Heritage Month is a time to celebrate our diversity and our community's rich traditions. There are festivals, exhibits, and ceremonies happening throughout the month of May. In fact, just this weekend, I attended a South Asian festival in Halton. There were games and contests for the kids, entertainment for the adults, and of course, amazing food for everyone. It was a fantastic and colourful celebration of South Asian culture and traditions. South Asians come from many countries and speak many languages. These events are a shining example of Ontario's multicultural society. I want to encourage everyone here and across the province to go out and celebrate this community's cultures and backgrounds and enjoy the many events happening this month. I'm one of which all South Asians are happy and meaningful South Asian Heritage Month. Thank you very much. Thank you. I thank all members for their comments.


Hi, everyone, happy Thursday. I'm Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com, coming at you with 2022 Panini National Treasures Baseball four box. Pick your team number 10. A lot of great stuff here, as you know, very big thanks to this group for making it happen on a Thursday night. Lonnie, you ended up with last spot mojo before I pulled the remaining teams for those random number blocks. Thanks everyone for picking your team straight up. I appreciate it. So they pulled the remaining teams to create a serial number break. So it's a number break, number get a block of numbers for those teams right there. Seattle is hiding right back there as well. Did my side ride over here. All right, let's pop open this case and see what we got. Let's go monster hunting. Got another pick your team in the store. Would love for some people to, it's a little over halfway there. If we can get that a little closer to single digits, that would really help the filler make that a little bit on the less expensive side, which would be nice. Stick it to the inside of the sleeve, all right. That open. All right, good luck everybody. We also have a full case random number block version of this NT, which we can definitely do tonight if you'd like. Good luck, here we go. Got a nice colossal patch. Taylor Tremel, Seattle, 22 out of 25. So Seattle's number block team, we go by that digit right there too. Seattle to Chris Butler. Next up is Joe Ryan. Nice patch there, 14 out of 25. Great looking patch. Ed P with the twins, nice color there, Ed. Now it looks like a plate coming up and it is a patch play retro materials. It's a nice Roberto Alomar, Toronto edition. But it looks like his Orioles can Padres colors on the front. Blue Jays are a number block team. So that goes to Toronto one. And that'll be for Brian. Brian, last spot mojo with the number one. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! Our autograph is Monsoon Morgan, Eli Morgan, 44 out of 49. Die cut materials signatures. That's for Eric Leal and the Guardians. Cleveland, this is for you. We've got Tristan Houses, 12 out of 25. Two color patch and autograph. Red Sox are a number block team. That is 12 out of 25. We go by that digit right there. And that is Chris Butler, number two. You got Adela's Garcia, four out of 25. For the Rangers, Ryan Lin picked up the Rangers straight up. Gets the nice on-card autograph, nice clean look and design here. Here you go, Ryan. And we've got one for the Cardinals. Juan Yepes, 67 out of 99. Ryan Lin with the Cardinals. He's heating up. He's on fire. Is it two in a row or three in a row in NBA? Yeah, I forget. And that Doc Good and what up Doc? 46 out of 49. Metz are a number block team. So the Dwight Good and autograph goes to New York Metz six. Chris Butler, number six. We got legacy signatures. Michael Lorenzen, 51 out of 99 for the Angels. Ryan G, some Ryan's in the mix. Oh, and the book, the book goes this way, yeah. Legendary material signatures. Duel's stat line. Five out of 10. Ooh, your 1958 Rookie of the Year, Orlando Sepeta.  And that is for the Giants. And the Giants are a number block team. That goes to San Francisco Five. That is Chris Butler. The Butler did it. Okay, okay, so heating up is on two and then if you make a third basket in a row. I feel like the shot needs an NBA Jam. I feel like you can buy those now, right? Like at a Costco or something like that. Like you can buy like an actual arcade setup. Now that that technology is pretty cheap. Put an NBA Jam in store. We're gonna Hall of Fame materials on the bottom and maybe run some NBA Jam tournaments here at the shot. We got Thomas Zapooky. 82 out of 99, field gear. So Metz 2, Chris Butler. Got Kyle Muller, 25 out of 99 for the Braves. Lonnie with the Braves. Yeah, team building. I can pitch that, it's a team building. We have for Detroit, three out of five. Harry Heileman, Hall of Fame materials. That's pretty nice. He's a 1920s player. It's a piece of his lumber from the 1920s. Think about that. Game worn slash used material. Detroit's a number block team. Detroit three, it's for Devin. There you go Devin. All aboard the Big Hit Express. We got Willie Demis, 44 out of 99, 44 out of 49 that is. Brew Crew. That is David with the Brewers. We got Gerardo Perdomo, 24 out of 25 in coup with the Diamondbacks. Colossal, Relic and Autograph, Logan Gilbert. Three out of 25 for the Ems. Seattle is a number block team. Seattle three, Devin. Yeah, are the Metz gonna sign all the remaining free agents? Rex? Oh, look at that. One out of 25. That's a, what a wonderful patch. Josh Lowe. Stars and Stripes, Patch and Auto. I don't think this is gonna fit into a 180 top loader. Is that the city of Tampa Bay seal or something? That's Dilo Daniel with the Tampa Bay rays got the rays straight up. That's awesome. Yes Rex, I am aware. I think it glitched out earlier today for some reason. All right, Paul Goldschmidt, 24 out of 49. Other Stars and Stripes autograph. Looking real sharp there. Ryan Lin with the MVP. Holy. And the book. The book is upside down. And the book. Hall of Fame Materials, 17 out of 49. Jim Tomei. Nice. Cleveland Edition. That's for Eric Lille and the Guardians. Game War Material. Cleveland, this is for you. Two boxes in, two more to go. Yeah, that's a real nice patch, Lilo. Real nice. I really like that they're leaning into, it's National Treasures, right? They're leaning into the sort of Stars and Stripes reference. 40 out of 99. That's LeBron James saying Cleveland, this is for you after he came back to Cleveland and delivered a championship. Edwin Diaz. Metz, Metz are a number block team. Metz zero. That will be for Chris. 38 out of 99, Bobby Wood Jr. I got it, I got it. Ed P with the Royals. We got 18 out of 25, Luis Apparicio. Who I think, that's a, it's a White Sox, right? Yeah, White Sox. That's a number block team. Well, Cubs and White Sox are a number block team, so I guess the bases would have been covered. So that'll go to eight. Chicago, eight. Jason Kay. Got a Josh Smith, Apprentice, Inc. Autograph, 50 out of 99. Ryan Lin with the Rangers. Apprentice, Inc. Dustin Harris, 92 out of 99. For the Rangers, he's heating up. And we got Aaron Saval, 17 out of 64. Jersey and Autograph. For Eric Leal and the Guardians. Cleveland, this is for you. More Stars and Stripes. Nice, Eli Morgan. Another one for Cleveland, 11 out of 25. Cleveland, this is for you. Here you go, Eric. And you got Hall of Famer, Larry Walker, 11 out of 25. Colorado, a number block team. Colorado, one. Brian T, last bottom mojo. All right, let's grab the car on the bottom, which is Slammin' Sammy Sosa, one out of 21. Chicago, one, another one for Brian. All right, and the book. Rookie signature. Jumbo material, John Heasley. Heasley, 75 out of 99. Heasley, Heasley. Big blue patch. His Autograph. For the Royals, that's gonna go to Ed P in Kansas City. All right, fourth and final box. We have another pick your team loaded up in the store, jaspyscasewrakes.com. And we have a full case random number block too. Only seven spots left on that one, jaspyscasewrakes.com. And you got Jan Gomes, three out of 10. Cubs three, Devon, colossal relic. We have a Hans Kraus, 44 out of 99 for the Phillies. Kevin, with the fight and fills. So there's a couple of Phillies pinstripes there. I'm sorry, that's Mickey. Kevin's the Pirates. Alex Bregman, 14 out of 25 for the Stroes. Jeffrey, with the Astros.  We got Tyler O'Neill, ton. Autograph, 94 out of 99. Ryan Lin, Cardinals. And we got Ezekiel Geron, 88 out of 99. Apprentice Inc. Autograph for Ryan and the Rangers. He's heating up. Is he on fire? No, this Trey Mancini, 34 out of 99. That autograph's gonna go to Matthew and the Baltimore Orioles. Nice patch. Reed Detmerce, 95 out of 99. Rookie Patch and Autograph. That pops nicely. That goes to Ryan G and the Angels. Ooh, Juan Soto, Jersey and Autograph. Six out of 19. Jersey and Auto, still Nationals edition there. And the Nats are a number block team. So that's Nats six. Chris Butler, number six. It was the Butler. The Butler did it. An N.T. Baseball. Got to Juan Soto. Nice. Great penmanship too. Card on the bottom is Triple Relic and Autograph. Nine out of 10, Tanner Allen. Miami, a number block team once again. It's Allen with Tanner. All right. And the final book. The final book is gonna be, for New York, the city was revealed. Alston Howard, legendary materials for the Yankees.  Those old wool jerseys they used to wear back in the day. Matt Smith, how did they survive the summers in those jerseys? Matt Smith and the Yankees. And that's that, my friends. Another great case of N.T. Baseball in the books. I'll just pick your team 10. More in the store. Check it out. JaspeysCaseRace.com. I'm Joe and I'll break more baseball with you next time. Bye bye.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2016 GMC Sierra 2500 Crew Cab Short Box is stock number 12636Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2016 GMC Sierra 2500 has the 6-liter V8 gas engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go inside, all the way around, start it up, take a look under the hood. We'll also check out on the underbody of this truck in this video. Onyx Black is the color, and we shoot all over videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities. On your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now, because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. If you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive in the upper right-hand part of the screen is a subscribe button to our YouTube channel. Click that and then click the bell notifications, you'll get updates every time we do videos each and every day of our new and used inventory. This one comes with 20-inch KMC XT rims, they are painted in polished aluminum, has BF Goodrich all-terrain TA KO2 tires. These are LT27560R20s, and they have right around 50% to 60% of the tread left on them. Frame is in really nice shape for being a 2016, you can see it has the rancher shocks, part of that all-terrain Z71 suspension. The fender is in excellent condition, you do get the LED headlamps, the projector style, I'm sorry, the LED running lights and the projector style headlamps, factory fog lamps on here. Front bumper is in excellent shape, I didn't see any major dents, dings or scuffs on there, it has the front bumper parking sensors, headlight lenses are nice and clear, and it does come with the chrome trimmed grille. The hood is in very nice shape as well, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. Passenger side front fender is in very nice shape too, and the passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, before you even get here or get the truck delivered to you. So you can have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at and make a smart buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make a buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brut sent you. Very clean down that side, this back rim is in nice shape and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody is in really nice shape and it's like that all the way underneath. There's some nice aftermarket steps on it, lower rockers all look really good. And coming down the passenger side of the box here, I didn't see any major dents, didn't see any major dings, looks really, really good. Coming around to the back, rear bumper is in great shape, does have the back up parking sensors, the rear bumper steps, full tailing package, which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. Tailgate is in excellent shape as well, has a locking tailgate, backup camera, shock down assist tailgate so it's never going to slam on you. You get the LED bed lighting right up there, spray in bed liner and that bed is in really nice condition as well. You also get an LED bed lighting on that side too. Turn those on with the cargo lamps. Tailgate shuts nice and easily and solidly. Going down the driver side just as clean as that passenger side, no dents or dings in the box and for full disclosure this back rim is in really nice condition as well. Driver side doors look really good. Get the cool all terrain and HD badge there. This one has the telescopic tow mirrors, built in directional signals, LED lights, they telescope out like so and fold in like that. Inside the SLT package with the all terrain package gives you the black leather and it's kind of like a rubber carbon fiber looking finish to those seats. No rips or tears on those seats.  Brake controller, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, memory driver seat and these mirrors are power fold in but the ignition's got to be on for those to work. Does come with the Bose premium sound system as well. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, radio and everything that this truck has to offer. You can see that this one has 33,000, we'll dim it down a little bit. This one has 33,083 miles, digital spinometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You get a compass display on there as well. Comes with the heated leather wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls and heated steering wheel controls on the left. You get the six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift comes with the GMC and Tullalink radio factory navigation on there and it does have AM, FM and Sirius satellite radio capabilities, CD player there as well. This is also where your backup camera shows up. Heated seat buttons, dual climate controls, power pedals, stability control, that's for your cargo lamps and that's for your LED side lights and bed lining as well. Parking sensors, you can turn those off, downhill sys control, two USBs, two 12 volt power points and then a 110 volt, 150 watt plug-in. Some cell phone holders, passenger side format and seat are very clean, smells clean inside this truck and the headliner is in very nice condition as well. You do get map lights up here. This is indicating that you get the snow plow prep package with this truck, on-star and SOS capabilities in the rear view mirror. This one also has the wireless cell phone charge pad and we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then check out under the hood after we start it up. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips, no tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system, fixed glass rear window with the built in rear defrost. Same design on the seats back here. Get a weather tech floor mat and the carpeting is like new back here as well. Very nice and clean side-current airbags and the bottoms of the doors all look really good on this truck. You can see the LED bed lighting there as well as the LED side lights right there. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to verify the quality and condition of this truck all the way around. It does have the HID headlamps on there and under the hood we have the 6-liter V8 gas engine and Jambay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. 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Remember folks, whatever you think about you bring about whatever you focus on grows. Hope everyone's having a great day Safety. It's making a great night folks in a great week. Don't make assumptions. Ask for what you want Find the courage to ask for what you want others have the right to tell you yes And no, but you always have the right to ask likewise Everyone has the right to ask you for what they want and you have the right to say yes or no No Let's take a look at it out here. We have the now industrials up one ninety eight That's a cup to ten S&P's up forty gold contract up twenty two dollars thirty cents at eighteen twenty one announce We got silver up thirty seven cents twenty two dollars eighty three cents announced light sweet crude up three bucks Sixteen cents eighty one dollars thirty nine cents a barrel notes and bonds the ten year note right now trading up eight ticks at 128 30 128 13 30 year up 26 at 155 31 and King dollar King dolls down 364 ticks trade at 95 628 the euros at 113 The end is that one fifteen point three five and the British pound is at 136 to one US dollar our phone numbers eight set. Excuse me folks eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight If it's called folks one notes going on in your world and the world of the S&Ps Let's take a look at them. What do you have well? We had a big rejection of lower price out here yesterday that being said though you had an expansion of volume So when you take a look at this you know today you're going up with light volume My take here is that we're going to get up to the highs close to the eyes light volume Then you're going to go right back downtown. This is the making of a consolidation My tip my take is that we're actually going to get down to the October 4th level and the spy that's 426 But guess what I suspect first we're going to be up at 475 right now You're at 469 the contraction it's out here today 54 million now what you can also do is this this is what's really cool about When when you have consolidations folks, okay? You can learn so much about the marketplace in price and volume is pretty cool and energy in the marketplace So what you have here is this okay? I'm going to go back the first time, you know that we came down off the high was December 3rd Now watch how this goes then then what I measure is that okay? What is the power going up after that right?  We come back down again. You come back down with 135 you come back down with 107 now Go back to these numbers here how we went up 98 and 95 the next time 58 and And 56 You're gonna want to watch this because we'll end up happening if we're in that will be in the 65s today But you can get the gist of it the gist of it is each and every time if this gets weaker That's telling you flat out guess what then you're coming right back down the other side And the x100 we take a look at the end the x100 did the same thing as the all the markets did yesterday went to a low Low the end the x did three queues out here. We did monster volume the we got down on a price point yesterday of 369 31 and what that was doing by the way that was that went to the sound of strength when We took off August 23rd bottom line monster volume you had you had 91 million shares you broke the swing which had 65 million and 105 million you're going up today in 59 million we'll do about 70 million I expect the same type of setup that you're gonna get up there This could you know get up to you know 397 401 bottom line you give it up again And the real question is is that you know? How are you gonna come back down next time might think the queues? same setup 350 on the queues The benchmark the easiest way to do this is the benchmark is on October 4th Gold gold contract caught a bit out here bottom line you're up 22 bucks and rejected 1799 You have some volume behind the move which we needed you're at 157,000 contracts Let's say you know it's gonna grow up to this 1881 1925 looks to be game for me inside of the gold market. We go take a look at the silver market What do we have with the silver market? Silver market also caught a bit up here. You're up 36 cents And in silver Let's see 43,000 contracts not bad So silver I suspect it's gonna make this run to the 2554 level and this is gonna be all about good old King Dala We may make up tomorrow morning. We'll see each and every time folks what has happened is this is that as King? Dala has come down to the lower end of its consolidation Bottom line it saved itself, you know it saved itself on November 30th It saved itself on December 31st. It saved itself January 3rd And it saved itself for two days ago was a Monday bottom line We'll see what happens this time this time my bottom line this thing can really rock. That's what it looks like That's that's how it seems to be setting up some of the higher volume equities out here that we have Well, yeah, let's go look at the oil market because the oil oil is not a confirmed ABC structure on the way up But it looks to me like that's what we're going man We're taking out a Swing today the swing you're taking out actually you are taking it out with volume But because the day before it the volume is so big when something's that close I use the largest volume characteristic in this case. That's 477,000 This is a straight line move though. And if we go cl1 and we take a look at continuous contract I Believe the next swing point up here is a hundred and five bucks. Let's put this back on a monthly So looking at the crude oil where it very well may go. What's the $107 $107 is game here. That's how it's that's how it's shaking out You can see some of the equities Exxon mobiles making another leg up in the marketplace Exxon's up to 66. That's an ABC structure up Yep, it's gonna take the B out with volume today. This is this is a clean one to 60. Oh That's a big one It's nine bucks sketch you 50 no 76 Let's see what's at 76 Gotta go back a wife at 76 man. There it is right there 83 70 this is actually saying let me put this on a monthly so you're at 70 Yeah, 83 is game So right there folks come right back. Our phone number is 877 9276 648 you have the Dow industrials right now trading up 179 Nasdaq's up 204 S&P's up 38 stare at their folks come right back


I got my supplement stack wrong today I made the same mistake twice in the past week and I'm paying the price and I cannot tell a lie Medaffinil is a wonderful medication But for whatever reason you don't want to take medaffinil with white mulberry leaf extract Which is good for your blood sugar levels supposedly But don't take medaffinil and white mulberry leaf extract or oevee I've got a got a moderate headache right now and Then you don't want to take it with with rehydra Okay, so it's fine to take your rehydra and it's fine to take your medaffinil But don't take them at the same time So I've made this mistake twice no more taking my rapid rehydra maximum performance electrolyte supplement At the same time as I take my medaffinil it oof Moderate headache, but I'm gonna I'm gonna give you the best I got anyway, so I get emails and one guy emailed me Where can I learn more about the quote?  Can you point to any articles books or videos?  Well, actually I do and When I was doing that and when you were doing that you're doing the best you could at the time with the tools that you had at your disposal So you don't have to hate yourself for that you don't have to loathe yourself for that You don't have to beat yourself down for that. Let's recognize that you formed maladaptive habits and you can seek help From programs like sex-a-holics anonymous sex addicts anonymous sex and love addicts anonymous They're the government doesn't different sex related addiction programs So you didn't ask for addictions which if they they develop in full force or will gradually take over your life so that Pretty much everyone you interact with and everything you do will be to fulfill your addictive needs That was one one interesting email I got today and then Other friend said Luke because of your introduction to the thought of Carl Schmidt who said the essence of politics is the friend enemy distinction Thanks to your introduction to Carl Schmidt 40. I no longer believe in democracy human rights or the Constitution you should be compelling You should be compelling with pride and then this a Heredity Jew told me you have influenced my thinking and behavior towards trying to understand and accept reality as it is or trying to learn and to understand other people's thinking and perspective and Moving away from lecturing preaching presuming to judge instead merely and merely seeking to have my views and biases Confirmed and corroborated. It is a constant challenge. Yes, so I like to Attempt to let go of everything that I think is true because when I do that Like my face frees up my headache lessons my back frees up everything comes more easily so as part of this Process I've been reading a book on the sociology of sports talk radio and you're thinking like how the hell is the sociology Of sports talk radio. How on earth does that have any relevance to me? I'm a deep thinker who spends his time with play doh era startle and Socrates.  Well It's a terrific little book by Robert L. Kerr. He's an academic in Oklahoma and There's just some good insights into life. So he talks about Oklahoma State University head coach Mike Gundy He's used an analogy at a press conference in late 2016. He said Sports talk radio is about as accurate as a North Korean test missile so he wanted to dismiss the validity of the talk on sports talk radio by referencing to the The test missile efforts by North Korea when they were at a time when North Korea was lucky to even launch much Let's accurately strike a target. Now North Korea got its act together right so North Korea became much more effective with launching missiles, but Gundy's few words express an essential social dynamic of commercial sports media that will not change and That is how much effort we invest into constructing narratives All right, so I came down with what some doctors called chronic fatigue syndrome Between age 21 and 27 and I have constructed all sorts of narratives and stories to try to make sense of how that happened And how I can let go of hating myself for whatever role I may have played in precipitating that crisis Okay, I'm a 55 year old bachelor and if I'm pressed to I can come up with all sorts of stories about why I'm a bachelor and Why my dream of getting married and having kids that has not come true I've never earned more than about $90,000 in a year and so I can come to you with all sorts of narratives about why I've been a lifelong under owner And so What is with the candy man promotion? I don't know almost anything about candy man except it looks like a horror movie It looks quite distasteful to me So we all develop all these stories about Why we are the way we are and why other people are the way they are So you could say oh this person's an atheist Because he lost his mother at an early age and he prayed to God to heal his mother and when God didn't heal his mother therefore he reacted with rebellion against God and father and Community by rejecting them all and becoming an atheist, right? And so that's a narrative that we can spin to try to make sense of how someone close to us was raised in a religious home has gone on to become a an atheist and then I converted to orthodox Judaism But I know many atheists who are far more ethical and upstanding people than I am So I can then come up with stories about you know why these atheists I know are better people than I am So Robert Elker this professor of assumed communications published a similar 2015 book It was called how postmodernism explains football and football explains postmodernism So the fundamental assertion of postmodern theory is that the stories we tell fail to reliably explain what's going on and So he takes football as an example. So football began in the mid 19th century. It's always been a brutal game and I think President Teddy Roosevelt he venerated football because it made people develop their character. He said so So there were the some people are opposed to football in the 19th century because they thought it undermined America's physical intellectual moral well-being Then people like Teddy Roosevelt said now it built physical moral and intellectual well-being And so we got this Frank Meriwell model of the football player as the honorable hero someone who's honest healthy street shooter always on the side of truth and honor inspired by a fictional character they proliferated in all sorts of novels and magazines But eventually as we move into the 60s and 70s, we get a much darker picture of the game So then we get like the Billy Clyde pocket model. So that's from from semi-tough the 1977 movie starring Bert Reynolds. He played the Billy Clyde pocket character so much darker model of the football player so Frank Meriwell was a hero Billy Clyde pockets the anti-hero so We want grand answers, right? We want grand answers to Why the Cowboys haven't won even been to a championship game in 25 years We want grand answers to why Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election. We want grand answers for why we've all been Negatively affected by COVID and COVID restrictions over the past 18 months. So we particularly people like me I devote my life to trying to find grand answers All right, but They're not really up to the job So because the grand answers that we come up to are really up to the job Therefore, it probably behoozes to become both less emotionally attached to our grand answers to our stories about how the world works Why does Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl in 25 years and why Trump lost the 2020 election? It helps us to be somewhat more detached from our own stories about how the world works and how we work and how Why other people are the way they are so we benefit from some detachment from our own narratives and We also benefit from opening ourselves up to to the truth to whatever extent there is truth in competing narratives so Why is football for example such a big deal in American life because it inspires stories and narratives that we That we talk about with strangers and with friends and listen to on the radio So how post-modernism explains football It analyzes the narratives that have been built up about football and how they've been challenged and deconstructed over the past 150 years So sports talk radio is this vibrant social milieu With all why is there all this endless talking all this endless listening to sports talk radio because what what's happening on sports Talk radio is we're manufacturing stories and we're trying to match stories to reality and we're hearing competing stories so People come together in sports talk radio to frequently insistently colorfully emotionally and often with stunning ferocity Share stories and try to knock down other people's stories so sports talk radio is a Rich source for considering how we create stories so political talk radio It's probably less tolerant of diverse perspectives than sports talk radio So sports talk radio functions for men as a socially sanctioned gossip forum Like gossip is okay because it's about sporting events rather than social events, but it's a social activity nonetheless So sports provides Stories that are more compelling to many of us than any other type of stories So that's why men in particular love sports because of the compelling nature of the stories that it gives us And then we can talk about them and argue about them And so postmodernism is is a interesting theory to apply to sports talk Because it's interesting in sports talk how devoted emotionally attached people get to a particular story so Postmodernism reveals that so much of what we believe to be true and what we articulate to be true is not true Now extreme postmodernism says nothing is explainable. There is no truth, right? That's an extreme version of postmodernism, but a moderate version of postmodernism Says of the stories we tell and not fully adequate to the realities that they describe so he looks at some of the major sports talk shows on the radio and examines them and In his previous book how postmodernism explains football He focuses on the 2016 Oklahoma football team and how its coach Bob Stoops became so skilled at using his weekly Press conference to take on all the questions of sports reporters who all have their own stories or all narrative agendas and How he would reframe their stories on his own terms thus advancing his own story and rejecting their story So if he pulled off his feet so consistently impressively That his method can be understood as a postmodernist grounded model for coaches in the hyper mediated age So in this age of unimaginable narrative profusion Football coaches have to spend much of their time constructing and promoting their own narratives and deconstructing the narratives of Competitors so the first sports talk radio station was not launched until the mid 1960s Now there are more than a thousand stations in the United States that focus on sports talk and two-thirds of those broadcasts Nothing, but sports talk and so this one book focuses on sports talk from late August of 2016 into early 2017 so the first First chapter is on the smooth talk of national sports radio. So it analyzes the Dan Patrick show So on a national show It tends to be less ferocious because you need the show to speak to people all over the country So the more local the show the more ferocious that show Right the more partisan people become the more chauvinistic people become But the Dan Patrick show is syndicated on about 300 radio stations Simulcast on the Fox Sports radio network and on direct TV so It It's a fairly Urbane Show It's it's not It's not among the more ferocious shows It's a friendly show that's open to to anyone So it's not deeply political. It tends to keep a light tone So it's a chummy venue. It's a little bit wonky So sports talk radio tends to encourage and instigate high levels of interpersonal ferocity but The Dan Patrick show maintains a relatively mellow vibe. It's engaged intellectually, but only at a mild emotional level What about those who don't follow any of these sports? Well Analyzing sports talk radio. It's just a way of understanding how we all Construct stories and how we get emotionally attached to our stories and none of the stories that we construct about reality Again, it'd be fully adequate to the task So this would be similar to any other types of stories we construct whether we're constructing stories about God About religion about politics about social cultural trends about about movies, right? We I just heard yesterday We all have something like 60,000 thoughts a day and 95 percent of them are the same as the thoughts We had the previous day So, yeah argue tainment is Political talk radio where you know people argue for for dominantly entertainment reasons Livestreaming all right blood sports is is Argument for entertainment reasons so national show tends to be chummy a little bit wonky and The callers and the host Their friends that there's a familiar vibe. It's like good morning, mr. Patrick. I'm doing great I've got a best of the best for you. Just got back from Nashville. I got to watch my Minnesota Vikings win on defense and Then Patrick will wish the caller a happy birthday talk about the game you referenced So when a particular narrative on the Dan Patrick show is promoted in ways that completely disregard the overall tone of the Dan Patrick show it stands out in stark relief and so there was this one caller right shea from Irving in Dallas, Texas and He wound out with more cumulative airtime than any other caller for the fall of 2016 And the consistency of the framing he advanced regarding the Dallas Cowboys was rivaled only by its ferocity so He would come on like regularly on the show and he'd say look the Cowboys are severely handicapped by an awful head coach Meaning Jason Garrett who does not understand what shea in Irving Clearly understands and that is that the team is airing egregiously when it's failing to rely more heavily on its running game Then on its passing game. So the 2016 Dallas Cowboys began a run of remarkable and unexpected success All right, they're expected to go 5 and 11 they ended up going 13 and 3 They won 11 straight games at one point at one point in the season. They're 11 and 1 All right, but despite the Cowboys winning week in and week out shea from Irving is calling You know to ferociously Promote his story that the Cowboys need to run the ball more You know put the ball in Zeke's hands and less in the hands of its rookie quarterback Dak Prescott and As the season builds shea from Irving builds to ever greater levels of aggression and Ferocity so that starts eventually unknowing Dan Patrick and the rest of the guys on his team So in mid-october Dallas had just upset the heavily favored Green Bay Packers on the road and Shea from Irving calls up and He says I don't know which way is up like they they ran the ball 32 times All I know is the Cowboys keep winning by running the ball So he calls up to assert his validity of his overriding narrative that running the damn ball is what Dallas must do to succeed It's like my lips to God's ears. I don't know how it happened, but it's happening and He also condemns any deviation from his narrative. He says man some of the play calls in the fourth quarter They were making that rookie Dak Prescott throw out of his damn Enzyme and they could have just run the ball and ice the game had me worried they were getting way too comfortable with the arm of that rookie and So yeah, it's Russia shan in a few hours, but this is how I'm preparing for Russia shana So then the host tries to you know calm down the frosty of this call and say yeah But what does it say about their confidence level in their rookie quarterback that at the end of the first half with 55 seconds to go They were trying to score and they did eventually score a touchdown. I mean, that's great confidence in the Dak Prescott, but Shea from Irving isn't buying it like that's goofy. That's crazy You know if mr. Botox referring to Jerry Jones comes in and screws this up by bringing back Romo I'm gonna lose my damn mind So the host Dan Patrick You know tries to follow up on other matters in this caller's life Now he wants to elicit other themes that might be among his priorities. So he asked him about his new baby So his wife just had their second son, but the caller Firmly maintains his narrative that the Cowboys need to run the damn ball and everything else in his life compared to the Dallas Cowboys Is of minor importance? So when the host asked him about his kid he said yeah, I had that kid and Patrick says well, where are your priorities? You know at your priorities with your kids, not the Cowboys and the call goes. Oh, yeah, of course, duh And then Patrick says how do you tell your significant other that you love her? So Si refers to his wife as his roommate and he says that he shows that he loves his wife Usually by coming home Usually in an argument I will apologize. I'll say put the knife down. I won't do it again. I love you We don't need to do this again. That's what I usually say as I put the phone down with my hand on the 911 speed dial Now a couple of weeks later after the Cowboys beat Philadelphia top division rival and a good team in overtime Shea from Irving calls back, you know more tenaciously than ever advancing his core narrative his meta narrative So Patrick says let me bring in Shea so he can move on with the rest of his day.  Thank God. They won. Thank God. They pulled it out So it emphasized Alice won despite contradicting the fundamental dictum of Shea from Irving's narrative that to win the team must run the ball more and pass the ball left and He insists ever more fiercely that his narrative must prevail. Why the hell they keep refusing to run the ball in the red zone This team was built to run aggressively. Why tell me why and His comments tend to get louder and louder as the call proceeds and his turn reflects more and more anger that the Cowboys aren't running the ball and so Patrick is trying to calm him down and It's not working and and Cy from Irving calls the Dallas head coach Jason Garrett ginger or the ginger and Says this idiot this Ivy League ginger because Garrett went to Princeton You got a $200,000 education. He thinks he's smarter than everybody else on the football. He ain't he doesn't have to be smart Just look at that. Oh line. Why are you throwing the ball in the red zone with a rookie quarterback? So week after week Cy from Irvine reasserts his meta narrative.  You're putting him in a position to ruin his confidence unless the ginger is sabotaging Dak Prescott Sabotaging the rookie quarterback to get his boy back in the game Tony Romo just like he sabotage Wade Phillips when he was the head coach So his theory was that Jason Garrett under performed as an offensive coordinator under white Wade Phillips so that he could get Wade's job The only reason that ginger is the head coach because he sabotage poor Wade put a knife in his back with his play-calling duties So that's the Dan Patrick show and the next chapter is on notes There's much more intensity on regional sports talk radio. So this chapter analyzes Mike Francesca on The fan which is a New York radio station and it also analyzes the Paul Finebaum show Which is a sports talk show in the south of the United States? so Mike Francesca used to be known as as the as the brain The brain for Brent Musburger, so he got his start as a Statistics analyst for CBS so Mike Francesca is on in New York City and he Yeah, he was called Brent Musburger's brain by the New Yorker and his analysis goes way beyond The random commentary that typifies most of sports talk radio So his comments are grounded in a long-term perspective based on his decades of experience So his turn reflects the level of all-business seriousness that you get from a Wall Street analyst dissecting financial developments and trends, but you also get a strong sense of how much he cares about sports and getting the narratives right and He's cordial, but he's rigorous. So he won't allow callers to take him Off-topic like callers are welcome to advance their stories But they will find that Francesca offers very little in diplomatic compromise and he'll always be prepared to dismantle and reconstruct their stories so Typically in his role as a host Mike Francesca provides callers with insights and perspectives that that he concludes that they lack So there's a caller who complains that Giants do not seem to know how to call an audible at the line of scrimmage and Francesca says look, it's not possible to know if it was an audible or not, but don't get hung up on that It's all about execution game of football comes down to blocking and tackling so Francesca has a cerebral and philosophical and historical and the statistical approach to sports so he tries to advance a more philosophical understanding of the role of sports In the lives of the individuals who populate his audience. Okay, we've got a question Look, can you give me a quick comment at some point on Larry Otter versus Gavin Newsom? I expect that Gavin Newsom will not be recalled and that it won't even be close so I think Republicans only account for about 20% of Registered voters in California. So it's quite hard to believe that that Gavin Newsom won't easily survive this This Recall attempt So when a caller seeks to win Mike's support for an interpretation of a recent baseball game Like he resists like that silly. Don't give me if the outfielder had caught the ball, you know, let's just talk about what did happen Bounce of the ball changes lives. That's the way it happens. Somebody wins. Somebody loses lives are changed Sometimes it changes lives dramatically and when a caller wants to talk about who will be in the Super Bowl two months later Francesca says You got to heed the lessons of history, right? It's a long way until January Right, so there's a lot of football to be played until now so he was asked about Rick Bettino who is the basketball coach at the University of Louisville whether Rick Bettino should take more responsibility for a recent recruiting scandal which cost the school and C2A penalties and Francesca says look Rick Bettino is not the CEO of Louisville Right, he's not the president of this university. He's not the athletic director. He's in charge of the basketball program So if something happens with the basketball program He's in charge of that So if there's something his team does That's responsibility of his head coach because everyone in the basketball program works for him He hires them. He revels in the success. He's paid handsomely for their success, but he's not responsible for the rest of Louisville. So Francesca essentially takes a postmodern perspective that we're better off seeking a multiplicity of narratives than pretending that grand resolutions are possible So for Francesca, this compliments is running meta narrative The sport should be understood in terms of the most factual interpretations possible So in other words the Pashat, so there are many ways to read Jewish texts There's the Pashat, which is the plain meaning of the text and then you can read the allegorical meaning of the text and the mystical meaning of the text and the All right, there are all these different layers, but let's not forget the plain meaning of the text So is there still free Afghanistan because the Taliban says that they wiped out all All their competitors So Francesca says that we should understand we should interpret reality in the context of History historically sound perspectives and not short-term guesses So he wants to bring his show back to the level of fact and history wants to avoid or minimize interpersonal drama stays focused on his efforts to respond to call us with fact-based pronouncements So Taliban's in the capital of Panshir fighting today. So I don't see how the Taliban can lose All right, then there's a high-profile southern regional show the Paul Feinbaum show Jewish guy based in Birmingham, Alabama talks mainly about the SEC and he figures prominently in an ESPN documentary Roll Tide War Eagle about the rivalry between Alabama and Auburn and he had a call caller who said that After Auburn defeated Alabama The caller went to Alabama and poisoned two Two major Trees to ancient beloved live oaks So this was an Alabama caller went to Auburn after Auburn it upset Alabama and He poisoned two beloved ancient live oaks where Auburn University fans have gathered for generations to celebrate their football victories Chat says Taliban cannot run Afghanistan. They have no plan. They look to Pakistan for help Well, there is no Afghanistan Afghanistan is just a geographic area But Afghans have no sense of national identity. It's just a place. It's a geographic area where there are various tribes but any Afghan feeling is quite weak so Maroon says India and other nations are giving the Tajik some support and Panjshir is easier to defend and to fight an occupying army. It's in a valley Soviets and the Taliban in the past never conquered Panjshir interesting so the poor fine bomb show features southern civility with a heaping mixture of intolerance and ferocity so poor fine bomb the host tends to always have the The edge in facts over virtually all his call is he's better informed but he Contrasts to Mike Francesco and Dan Patrick. He enjoys and encourages heightened interpersonal drama Do I think that China leaned on Joe to abandon Afghanistan? No, it was it's completely in America's best interest to get out of Afghanistan when Soviets went into Afghanistan in 1979 most American elites were Thinking oh, this is a disaster for America John J. Mearsheim immediately saw in 79 This is a disaster for the Soviet Union. They're gonna get blood dry in Afghanistan and almost all the realist foreign policy thinkers were opposed to the American invasion of Iraq in 2003 They're opposed to nation-building such as what we try to do in Afghanistan the past 20 years They were opposed to intervening in the Vietnam War. I Don't listen to Dennis Prager I mean it's entirely possible that There may be some clip that will be talked about but haven't listened much to Dennis Prager really in the last six years and Almost not at all in the last six months Iran is telling the Taliban that they need elections So I assume the Taliban are the opposite type of Muslim that the Iranians are. I'm sorry. I'm blanking on that What are the what are the two types of Muslims? Sunni versus Shia, so Iran is Shia and I assume the Taliban is Sunni So Yeah, Sunni Shia. Thanks. I just totally blanked on that So the more syndicated the show the less emotional intensity and the less ferocity in sports talk So it's small talk where you get the most intense Ferocious clashes of narratives. It's on the local show So we're a devotion to what's going on with the local team is going to be most intense So what you'll hear in intense ferocious local local shows is how devoted people are to a particular narrative they become completely obsessed with one particular story and They stake everything on this story like they stake the meaning of their life around stories that they construct either about God religion or their favorite team and they'll stop at almost nothing in their efforts to promote their story and Tend to have a complete inability to understand the stories of other people and so they will both both caller and host will be arguing about about the truth and so The host may be talking about the literal truth of what the coach said and the caller might say Hey, but you have to understand what the coach said in a particular context. So there is the existence of the game There is the existence of reality All right, and then there's the meaning of reality. There is the meaning of things that we can't see and So meaning is socially constructed and contested. So what we're doing right now is we are constructing and contesting Meanings about what's going on in the world today. And so this is why media and YouTube play such a huge role in the development and construction of meaning and then the last chapter focuses on one of the rare National talk show hosts sports talk show hosts by a woman Amy Lawrence So she was doing a show between 2 a.m. And 5 a.m. Back in 2016 That's the the final chapter All right interesting essay in the Wall Street Journal a generation of American men give up on college I just feel lost So the number of men enrolled at two and four year colleges has fallen behind women by record levels So we've got this widening education gap But there are some educators who want to do something about it, but they are overwhelmingly opposed Like why should we do something for the most powerful group in this country men or white men? So generally speaking if you talk to teachers and professors, they will tell you that their smartest students are men but women are much better at coloring between the lines women are much better at following directions and Regurgitating to teachers and to professors what they want to hear. So women are more More attuned to pleasing their teachers and professors Well men are more attuned to challenging their teachers and professors so so women are more likely to get good grades and Promotion from from professors because women are more inclined to try to please those in authority. That's it. Bye. Bye


Hello everyone, it's Ciaran from Truwak, DC, Canada. You are watching Trucker Josh Vlogs with Key JB. Enjoy the video. Let's start that again. Good morning, friends and viewers. I say friends and viewers because some of you were mean people. But that's okay, you're welcome here anyways. Leave me a comment down below. Let me know what you think of me. Give me your best shot. We are in North Dakota, but a half hour south of the Canadian border. We're headed north. We're bringing this load of steel that I have behind me that I picked up in Missouri to Manitoba. We're going to drop it off. I'm going to go home for a reset. And then on Sunday or the day after tomorrow, I'm heading with a new load out west from Canada. I got a drop in Saskatoon, Calgary, and then I think Surrey, British Columbia. Somewhere in the lower main line of BC, way on the other side of the mountains there in that part of the world. We are ready to go though. Lights are on. Pre-trip is done. I've let the world know through my e-logs that I'm good to go. I waved at strangers. They gave me a funny look. Don't people wave at people anymore? What? I had to park way out here on the edge, almost on the off-ramp of the rest area. Because last night I parked and this truck that obviously had a muffler malfunctioning that needs a new... The truck just needed to be thrown in the garbage. It was so loud. The engine wasn't running right. It sounded like it was running off like four of six cylinders. They parked right beside me. And it was a warm night, so I had my truck off and I had my windows open. But if I closed my windows, it would get too hot in here, right? Right beside me, kept me up, so I had to move to a quieter spot. But that's okay. It happens to me actually quite often. I like to have a quiet night. Pembina, North Dakota. The gas tracks here just stopped in for a quick coffee. And we're set. Canada is about one mile that way. And just like that, work for the day is over. Today was a really short day. We're going to go home now and install an air conditioner in our bedroom window. I'm really excited to do that because it's so hot already. It's only June and we have this really strong south wind coming from the U.S. right now, blowing all that heat that I was in last week up here. So it's getting hot, hot, hot. We don't have air conditioner or central air in our house. We just have one air conditioning unit that's portable that we can move from our dog's room where they stay when we're not home to our main area to keep the main area of the house cool. But we don't have any in our bedroom. And when there's me and Britt and three big dogs, two big dogs, and one dog who's big in heart, the little wiener dog, Frankie, when we're all in the same little bedroom together, it gets really hot at night. So we've got an air conditioner for that room. Now I've got to install it tonight.  Let's go home and do that. I've already dropped the trailer. It's just me in the truck right now. We already got our load details here for our next load. We are ending up in Surrey, B.C. Three drops, one in South Catoone, one in Calgary, one in Surrey, B.C., like I said. And then we have a reload at the same place in Surrey, B.C., taking us back to Owatona, Minnesota. That'll take up the entire next week and a little bit. That's good. Okay. Let's go home. Oh yeah, potatoes. Chicken. It is so hot out here right now. There he is. It's like plus 35 Celsius out here. It is... My shirt melted right off of me. What's happening? It's hot. It's very hot. I burned within five minutes being in the sun. Still burning. I'm pink. So I've got them a little black, but they're going to be juicy. It's going to be so good. Got some taters over here. Only for you, though. Not for me. Oh, hot. I think they're cooked. Everything's so hot. Well, that's what you did. Yeah. Thank you. Duff, you're welcome. And then asparagus is going in the microwave and the steamer right now. That looks good. Taters for you, not for me. I can't... Well, it's not that I can't eat these, but I don't. I'm eating almost 15 pounds because of it. She's been losing a ton of weight. She's lost, like, two small children already. Very small children. Newborn babies. I've lost almost 15 pounds. Giving up bread, pasta, rice. Basically, like, all those empty carbs, donuts, pastries. And not even exercising. So... Good job. I still eat ice cream and chocolate. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. It's looking good. Thank you. And here is the air conditioner that we bought that we're going to be installing in our bedroom. I'm really looking forward to that, actually. It's kind of cool. Felt like Christmas time. I don't know how to go pick it up. I always like getting new toys and stuff. Especially if they're useful. And this is the air conditioner I was telling you about before. That's portable. You see, it blows the cold air out here and it vents out here. I've got a new vent for the back of this over here now. Which is pretty much the exact same thing. Right here. I'm going to explain that in a little bit. But... This little air conditioner is a 5,000 BTU. If that means anything to you, good for you. It's going to be going in our bedroom here. So we've got a very small bedroom. And our master bedroom is here. But we're remodeling it very slowly. So you remember we used to sleep in there. And then we've got this area over here. And then this big bathroom in the center of the whole bedroom. We're not going to have this bathroom. We're moving it off to one side. So that we can have a much bigger master bedroom. Instead of just that little space there. And this little space here. This is my office now. And slash storage room. But once this is all remodeled. This will be our master bedroom. And en suite here. But for now, while we're... Trying to get started on that. This is where we're sleeping in this room. So when I'm at home. With me and Britt, the two big dogs. Plus Frank in here. It gets pretty warm in the summertime. So this window unit is going to be going... In here. So I've got to fit it in there. I've got to cut out a piece of plywood. To cover up the... The extra space. And then I've got to seal it all. And cut a piece of wood for in here. So that the window can't open any further than we need it to. But it'll keep this whole room in here. Very cool for us.  Or we don't sleep very well. Even in the truck. It has to be cold. And for that other piece that I bought there before. You see. This cools down our main area right now. Or struggling a little bit. Next year we'll probably get another window unit like this. For that window there. And then that will just stay in the dog's room. But for now we move that between the main room here. And the dog's room. Which is half of the soon to be master bedroom. A little confusing. I know. This is the dog's room here. I don't know why this is here like this. But... This is their area in here. And... I bought that piece that I showed you there. That's going to go into the side of the window here. See we got one little piece that we sort of made ourselves. And there right now that's going to replace that. And then when we leave the house. And we need to leave the dogs in here. Because we don't want them have full reign of the house while we're gone. There was an incident. So they've lost their privileges. So then we need this room to remain cool. Right. So we need to have the air conditioner in here. So we roll it from the main area. In here. And then we can just hook the exhaust right up to the window. Which will already be set up for it. It'll be super easy. It'll take five seconds. And then this room. Stays cool for them. So... It's going to be a hot summer from what we've heard. And so far it's not even summer yet. And it's really hot. And... Speaking of hot... 35 degrees only June 7th. Yep. I'm going to have to let you guys go. I've got work to do. Look at these huge asparagus. Really? I know. That's the bull... It's probably not a natural. It's like bamboo plants. Look at this huge! I even cut off the thicker part. Alright, it's time to eat out. We'll talk to you guys later when we're trying to install that. It should be interesting because I have no idea what I'm doing. So for above the air conditioner, I'm going to have to cut out a piece of plywood here. Cover up the rest of the hole in the window. 26 inch by 15 inch. Well... Almost got it installed. Oh, we have it installed. It's in. I just have to screw it into place. Make sure that it can't move. And we got air conditioning in there. It should turn out pretty good. We're going to have a nice cool night tonight. There it is from the inside. I think that's going to look pretty good. So I'm going to... I'm just going to screw it into place so that it can't move. And give it a test. Got it plugged in. Got it mounted. Now to test it. High cool. Feels pretty good. It's not too cold yet, but we'll give it a few minutes. Right on. Watch out, Diesel. Diesel. Thank you. That is going to be so nice. Much better. Last summer I swear we didn't even sleep. No, we didn't. We just... Oh, hot. Hello, this is Morgan and Sean. We're from Great Falls, Montana. We love watching Trucker Josh vlogs. Don't forget to subscribe.