As the Bernoustech Chapter Vassu has demanded for the sake of the Minister of Labour, crease in UK over the policy of no work nor pay. The union walked around the University of Midgoree Campers to show their dissatisfaction over the half-payment of salaries and not outstanding payment. The planned declaration to embark on a one-day protest commenced when a memo circulated on campers to stop examinations scheduled to hold on Tuesday to serve as a warning alert over the outstanding eight-month salary payment in October. Now these prompted the briefing at the ASSO Secretaryate where it converged on the protest march around the premises of the tertiary institution. There will be no competition of academic status by coordinators of parts one to four to five or to six as the case may be. The current final year students will not be graduated as departmental and faculty boards and the University Senate will never consider the results of the session in dispute. To avoid further academic distortions in the public universities, the federal government should pay the retail salaries for the work currently being concluded by ASSO members to make up for the time lost during the strike. But the way government has taken it is not acceptable to anybody because we are all Nigerians and we know that these students they belong to us. It is us and the students. So anything you do to academic you are destroying the University. And now to deny as eight-month salary because you are on strike. While other unions have been on strike for ten months and they are receiving their salary, this is a gross act of injustice. It's a gross act of injustice. Two, to single out other part of the union that have been on strike with us for almost seven months and to register them in the eighth month and now say you are going to pay them that eight-month salary. I think it's another act of injustice. Thank you.


Welcome to ToveyTV's Everton News Daily. Everton are apparently preparing a £25m bid for Southampton forward Che Adams. Southampton's manager was questioned about Che Adams and he said he's going nowhere and he's the player and he definitely won't be sold so we'll see what happens. Obviously he was on the bench on the weekend and came on and scored two goals to get Southampton a point so I'll see what happens with that. He's a goal scorer, I'd second we need goals on this side but we don't need just one, we need multiple so we'll see what happens with that. Interesting that the manager come out and say he won't be sold but £25m is a lot of money to turn down if that is what Everton eventually bid. Everton are reportedly prepared to pay £12m for Ben and Browett in Diaz, Blackburn striker have been linked with them for a couple of weeks now although Blackburn are apparently holding out for an asking price of £15m. I think he should be able to get that price down £15m because obviously he's not willing to sign a new deal and if he's pushing to leave the Premier League club then they should really be accepting £12m but I think they're in a position to turn it down especially if he wants to leave and wants to sign a new deal. Like I said yesterday I've said I've had a couple of shows now I've not watched enough of him but when I look at him he's been scored around 20 goals last season in the championship and he was their main striker for season but he can play as a split striker, scored goals for us for Chile and he's a player who gives you an option to play next to Dominic Havett-Lewing. He's quite mobile but he's big, he's a player that would come in and play in the Premier League and you know add a season like he had in the championship in the Premier League so it would be a risk but then again so is most strikers and to be honest I just wanted to see him get a goal scoring so for that price I'd probably I'd be all for it as long as we can get other players who score goals as well because you can't be putting under pressure all on him to score goals. Everton have apparently had an interest in Manchester United's winger Anthony Alanga on loan, scored two goals in the Premier League last season I think if you were to get him on loan then he won't be able to, that's our last domestic loan spot so that you know sort of reels out any chance of getting Amanda O'Brien on loan whether Everton I still hold on for that I don't know but I play I know he's only young but only scored two goals in Premier League last season and he should have scored against Liverpool on the weekend and he hit the post so but he's a bright player I still think we need some quality out wide but I don't think we've got enough wingers I don't think we've got enough quality out wide so I'd be in yeah it's just okay youngster isn't he I think there's better out there to be honest though I want my wingers to start scoring goals as well because you can't rely on your striker which we haven't got yet to come in and score all our goals so I think we need you know wingers who will come in and score 10 to 12 goals I think 10 to 15 might be a bit too optimistic for our current financial situation anyway but obviously United are heavily linked with Anthony from Ajax so they might be willing to let our angle go but then another thing if Anthony goes to Manchester United then Ajax might be less willing to let Kudas go so whether that will progress into anything I don't know we'll have to wait and see if this angle might just be like an easy link I can't see it happening personally but who knows who knows Everton last night drawn Bournemouth away in the third round off the car bow cup obviously we beat Fleetwood Town a couple nights ago 1-0 in the second round and now we've drawn Bournemouth in the third round we play that game in the week commencing the 7th of November obviously we played them on the weekend as well so two trips up to Bournemouth in short amount of time hopefully we you know hopefully we can go up there and get a win I said this on a show a couple days ago we won't have a good we won't have a good cut run and a good cut run to be honest probably win the cup and we're not in a position this year to say that we need to focus on the league which we should we obviously need to focus on the league anyway but we're not in a you know we're not really in a battle for top four or you know Europe is a bit out of the question right now and obviously I'm not gonna go for the league title so there's no harm in going for you know going on I'm trying win that cup I know I'm not a lot of teams like Everton I've won it in the past few years so I've always been top club top four club in Manchester City to Chelsea's Liverpool's but I think if we can go after it then obviously that would be amazing because of 28 years now without a trophy so but yeah hopefully we can go there and I'm confident we can go and be born if so fingers crossed for that one and Delhi Delhi landed in Istanbul early hours to complete his long move to Bessickus yes that's been going on for a few days now I said yesterday it's in advanced position so obviously traveled there last night and got there early hours to get that deal done so good luck to him hopefully has a good season and good luck to him through the rest of his career where they will play for Everton again I don't know but I suppose waiting to see finally Mark Darcy has become the official Everton former were partner so they do suits and stuff they look great but end of the day it's another commercial deal done and that for Everton for the club is good business so that's all they need to say let me know your thoughts on Anthony Lange would you take him Everton would you take him on loan and let me know your thoughts on Ben Brayburton Diaz as well do you think he's a good striker to come and play for Everton and do you think he'll score goals for us there you go that's all the news for today make sure you give this video a like and subscribe and if you want more videos including live daily videos then join us on toffee TV premier the links in the description and there'll be a QR code on the screen in about three seconds we'll see you later


Oh, and welcome to Valley Parade. Coindo Stadium. I forgot, the home of the mighty Bantams, Bradford City. Today we're going to take on a tour of this historic stadium and give you a sneak peek behind the scenes. That's right, we're also going to be speaking to some of the staff that work here on Match Days and make it a blissful experience for everyone. But first, let's start the tour where it all begins for most fans. Ticket office. The ticket office, with over 18,000 season tickets sold so far this season. It's been well busy with queues around the corner and the ticket office staff working their little socks off to make sure every Bradford City fan gets their season ticket in time for the start of the new season. Now, every city fan has their seat. And if you're sat in C35, you should be in B35. You can jog on. Everybody's Bradford City seat up. James Mason. Is it? Bobby, yeah. We're re-signing him. They're going to be playing up front next year. Stop, stop, stop. No player guys. What's going to be like on the side of 18,000 fans? Well, it's going to be absolutely rocking. You know, when we were lost to Bristol City last year and we were 6-0 down, it was still rocking. So first home game of the season, you know, we're doing a campaign, as you've probably seen this week, City Come Home, which we're launching, to basically welcome people back to the Coral Window Stadium if you were a season ticket last year or maybe you were a season ticket holder in a couple of years gone by or you're a first-time season ticket holder, which, of course, there's, you know, four and a half thousand of those. Just like me, first-time season ticket holder this year. Me too, as well. Yeah, and me. And me, I've got mine here. I'm going to be in the cop this year, where I used to sit. Listen, it's going to be absolutely rocking, and I know that fans up and down the country are almost envious of our success, and it's just going to be normal. It's going to be rocking. Come on, James. Yeah, we won't do it. See how they're jealous.  How a big guy? Anyway, on with the talk. Let's go in. In 1886, this was home to Manningham rugby football club. So eventually they saw their error of their ways and converted from that silly sport to football. Now, the stadium barely changed from then until 1985, when Valley Parade was the scene of a fatal fire in which 56 fans lost their lives, and the stadium behind us was destroyed. Now, it underwent a 2.6 million redevelopment and reopened in December 1986. Since then, it's been redeveloped in the 90s and the early 2000s. I'd hear she's standing proudly in the heart of Bradford. Here we are on the Terry firmer, the green, green grass, where every single Bradford City fan dreams of playing. It's true, and it's like a blooming carpet this season, and that's because in contrast to last season, the club are trying something new to cover the pitch, and it's called grass. Anyway, it's got an opportunity. Remember the magical moments on this pitch. Thompson against Arsenal. The Cardinals, Wells, McEw against Villain. Oh, my God. Weather all against Liverpool. Let's recreate them now. Yeah. No pitch gags. The bench here at Valley Parade, and this is where Phil Parkinson and Steve Parking either sit or stand with their benchful players and dish out instructions to the team. The ground will be packed this season after an amazing 1-4-9 campaign. And this one is still for sale. 1-4-9. Sold that one. Jog on. That's how I set Eskimo's money. I'm so into the engine room. Before the players go out onto the pitch or onto the training pitch, they like to look the best, and this is where their wardrobe is compiled by Bradford City's very own Doc Wan, Graham Duckworth. Or G-man, that's the point it's called. Or Johnny. John Duckworth. Thank you. You've got too many names. We'll call you John. So we're in the washing room. What is this? What do you do with it? Well, that's the dryer. So I'll get started here with that. You know what I mean? That's the washing room. Let's just go with that one. So you're washing the kit every day? Yeah, they have a training kit's washed every day. They have the match kit's washed every day. Mike does it, and they do that because they sent the best of the kits for every news. Has this always been the washing room? Yeah, this has always been the washing room. It's changed rounds. I've been here nine years. It's changed rounds. We've got some new wash machines. So remember, there's some sort of cell or prison round here, isn't it? Yeah, up the corner here. There's a jail in past tenses. They used to put the misbehaving people when they used to get accommodated. So it's an actual jail? Yeah, there's a jail just up here. Camera man following. This is the jail here. I haven't used to use a slain cross.  If you keep on like this, I think you might be in about five minutes. So, yeah. So that's what happens in there. It's on the way, fam. That's the shirt that you wore on the night. It's going in a york. Is it? Yeah. They wore this in the york. Yeah, so watch this so you can see the york. Very nicely white. Look how clean that is. What washing powder do you use, Graham? John? Persil? No, we don't. We get from the company jam, too. We get the wash machines off. It's very good. There's the physio room. This is where on a match day, the player gets injured. If they hurt themselves, this is where they come to be fixed by the physio. I also, by the look of it, think it's where if you get sent off, you come and punch stuff. Yeah, it looks like that. Medical room, you've got all your charts in there.  Everything a physio might need to know. It's the away dressing room. It's tiny. I can barely fit in here. You've got to get 20 players in there and about eight, nine staff, two physios and all that. Time to remember, back in the Premier League days, I think Arsenal, who was so fancy, got changed at Cedar Court Hotel. Who do they think they are? And then the second time they've come, got 16 skips and he says, I forgot Arsenal had been back. Yeah, I see. Wow, the Bradford City changing rooms, where every fan would like to be on a match day. Think of the fly on the wall. Exactly, think of the players that have been in here, McCall, Windas, Bobby Campbell, Juanjo Caracondo. Carbone. Carbone. Who's he? So it's a lot bigger in it. You know, twice the size of the away dressing room? Yeah, all you do is find where you go to. You always get the smaller dressing room because it's nice to make you feel not comfortable or so ever. So let's start on the game. But the shirts are out. I've obviously been working out during the week. Is there any clues to the starting line-up here? No, these are numerical order, but... Oh, yeah. So what it does, the three players, you get where they're hitched, Blake Clarke always sits there, little six in the middle, Hanson sits there, and Dabbit always sits there. So Dabbit gets a lot of space, doesn't he? Yeah. He gets like a whole bench in there. But we've only got one. We've only got one at home. At the time of filming, we only have one goal. But, yeah, behind these panels are the original numbers. So, like, from the 60s, 70s... You'll see one. You've got to lift it off, mate. You've got to look at this. Oh, I feel like I'm on a tanking. I feel like I'm on, like, Paul Daniels magic. John's calling in his assistant. We need to lift off. Whoa! What you find is we're lifted off. We're lifted off doing off further round, and it had number 17, but in them days, obviously, they only had squads one to 11, didn't they? Yeah, matches, and then no subs. So, obviously, they had squad numbers in them days as well for training. Interesting. So, directly to that, the late 50s, the early 60s, that were done. That's amazing, isn't it? Which other witnessing history? Oh, looking at history, we're not witnessing it. A lot of history at this club, don't we? In the famous changing rooms, we've seen where all the behind-the-scenes matchday action happens, and now we're taking a walk down the famous Valkyrie tunnel. Now, it's narrow, it's tiled, it's precarious. Geez. Which is the goal? It's where all the players imagine scoring that winning goal, making the winning tackle. This is where our footballing heroes get wedged, psych themselves up before they take to the pitch in front of thousands of doring fans here at Valley Parade. It's Valley Parade. The Coral Window Stadium. And we are Bradford City.


Coming up on DTNS, a 124-year-old movie gets upscaled to 4K. What Microsoft's reorg will mean for you and why you should check what chip is in your IoT gear. This is the Daily Tech News for Wednesday, February 5, 2020 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Otis's grandma's house, I'm Sarah Lane. In Salt Lake City, I'm Scott Johnson. And I'm Roger Chang, the show's producer. We were just having a conversation about how you should refer to people, spokesperson, spokeswoman, spokesman, also talking about other things of interest to your daily life. It's a good day, internet. Go become a member at patreon.com. Slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. Checkpoint software discovered a vulnerability in Phillips Hue light bulbs that would upload a malicious over-the-air update to affect color and brightness of the bulb. If the owner reset and then re-added the bulb to the network, the exploit could then trigger a buffer overflow to take control of the hub. Checkpoint notes that the vulnerability takes advantage of the ZigBee communications protocol and therefore could be replicable in other products that use ZigBee. Phillips has issued a patch. Turn on those automatic updates, folks. Sorry, my mic went mute. That was weird. LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner announced he's stepping down after 11 years and will become executive chairman in June. His replacement will be Ryan Roslansky, rather, a senior vice president of product at the company and first person that Weiner ever hired. Tomer Cohen, another VP of product will move into Roslansky's role. A WhatsApp flaw discovered by researcher Gal Weisman at Perimeter X showed how an attacker could use cross-site scripting attacks to read the files on the macOS or Windows versions of the app by using a specially crafted text message and then get contents of the files from the computer. WhatsApp's desktop was implemented using the Electron software framework which allows developers to create cross-platform applications based on web and browser tech but relies on developers to deploy secure apps. Google announced that based on research from 45,000 worldwide consumers, ad blocking changes in Chrome set to be applied later this year will include blocking long, non-skippable pre-roll ads or groups of ads longer than 31 seconds appearing before a video that can't be skipped within the first five seconds. Mid-roll ads of any length are included as well. Image and text ads that appear at the top of the playing video or in the middle, one-third of the video player window or cover more than 20% of the video content also included. Chrome enforcement begins on August 5, 2020 and we'll see the browsers quote stop showing all ads on sites in any country that repeatedly show these disruptive ads. Yeah and that'll cascade down to everybody's browsing whether you're using Chrome or not. All right let's talk a little bit about Disney. Their earnings were good but we're not here to talk about parks or even movies. We're here to talk about streaming Scott. What's the scoop there? Well Disney announced that it's Disney plus streaming service you know where you all got your Mandalorian and loved it. Has reached 26.5 million paid subscribers. Analysts had predicted 20 million or more so that's up 50% signed up directly and 20% through Verizon doesn't really get into maybe other places. I signed up through Apple for example so I don't know if it counts that but anyway Disney plus is expanding to Western Europe in March and will launch in India March 29th through streaming service whole star hot star rather ESPN plus subscribers reached 6.6 million and Hulu reached 30.7 million another owned Disney product. Disney also announced its intention to expand Hulu internationally in 2021. Yeah and the other big news of course is that the Mandalorian officially coming back in October we're getting the Falcon and Winter Soldier series in August and Wandavision in December so interesting too because Disney plus has continually been putting out new shows but they're not the high profile shows like Star Wars or Marvel so towards the end of this year we'll start to get a bigger rolling release schedule for Disney plus but they don't seem to care. They're saying that even after the Mandalorian stopped they didn't see a ton of people cancel. Yeah what's nice I think is well for one thing there you know where there were a lot of trials that worked out well and people stuck with it and they stuck through the end of something like the Mandalorian but also in my case even though there's not something I need to just jump on over there at Disney plus at the moment the price for admission is so low that I don't feel that motivated to worry about whether it's canceled for the month or not. It's worth the extra five dollars you might pay for nothing to not have to worry about it. Is that what you're saying? Yeah like if we're around on a Friday night going well we what have we not seen or what are we in the mood for and somebody goes why don't we watch a Disney movie or something. It's the perfect opportunity to do it and it's going to cost us less than us any other way trying to get that Disney movie assuming it's not streaming somewhere else so that five bucks a month six bucks a month just isn't that big a deal and I think they were smart to I hope stay there but also launch there at that price because I think a lot of people are just hanging around because that's not that big a deal. Well and Disney plus is going to be in that category the same with Netflix or HBO or that caliber of network where people are sort of like oh there's a show I want to watch but then that show is I don't know on hiatus or ends or something but it's not that expensive I'm just going to keep it around and I think Disney plus especially with the Mandalorian out of the gate got so much attention that yeah you're not seeing a lot of people you know bailing out of the network at this point. I do cancel HBO between big shows I care about because that's 15 bucks right like it's a significantly more cost advantage to either keep it or get rid of it so in my case that one's an easy one to kind of keep track of and restart when I want it and so on but with Disney they're giving me something that costs less than say CBS all access and the only reason I'm getting that is for Star Trek while it's on and there's no way I'm keeping that around after that because what else are they going to give me Disney's got just enough over there to say well look at this giant backlog we're adding to it all the time and their documentary stuff is really good and you know sometimes there's a nice surprise over there and at the very least all my Marvel Star Wars and and animation Disney and Pixar stuff is going to be taken care of there so I just think they have they they they came out strong we knew they probably would but what's keeping people there is low price combined with a pretty good back catalog that'll keep them around until their next you know their next Mandalorian fix well and there's lots of room to grow here this is less than half of the domestic US subscribers of the US obviously Disney plus rolling out worldwide so the subscribers going to go up as it reaches new markets we're far from having seen the peak of Disney plus at this point and Hulu reaching 30.7 million is just getting close to half of Netflix's numbers making it a very solid subscription service that that has always been sort of an also ran of like oh Hulu also has stuff and some people like it and again Disney plans to make that international as well so we'll see those numbers go up in in addition. Speaking of numbers Spotify reported 271 million worldwide subscribers up 31 percent over a year ago paying users rose 29 percent podcast also grew to 200 percent and 16 percent of Spotify's monthly active users also listened to podcasts revenue rose 24 percent with a loss per share of 1.14 euros both of which missed expectations so there's growth but not necessarily the growth that some people wanted to see Spotify blamed the loss on payroll taxes related to stock compensation as its stock price rose the company announced it will also acquire Bill Simmons sports podcast company ringer ringer also gave us binge mode so they're just the best people ever Spotify faces increasing competition in the music streaming market including India's Ghana which has 152 million monthly active users yeah I like that we throw those those things in there because a lot of people think oh it's Spotify and Apple music not in India it's not in India it's Ghana and a bunch of other things so so this this is a this is a good report for Spotify it's pretty wonky the whole thing about payroll taxes but the simplified version is they have to pay tax on the stock that they issue to their employees and some of their employees get bonus stocks and the amount they pay is based on the value of the stock and Spotify's stock been doing well so it did better than they expected and they had to pay more taxes they say if you if you like normalize that to the tax they were paying last quarter that they wouldn't have missed expectations on that that's probably true and it also shows that you know Spotify is definitely looking at podcasts as being an important part of its future it's not going to stop being a music streaming service and certainly that that is its biggest way forward but getting people in the door for podcasts it's spending a lot of money on it also didn't make as much money because they did a lot of aggressive free trials out there a lot of three month free trials we'll see if that pays off as those people three months down the road and start turning that into paid customers yeah on the podcast front oh sorry Scott go ahead go ahead on the podcast front it's funny because i i had sent the story over to to somebody i know who also likes some of the ringard content and he was like oh what do they do pull it off of apple music and i'm like no that's that's not that's not the point that's not what Spotify is doing they also own gimlet media and i don't actually have a Spotify account i can listen to all that stuff but they are being aggressive with super popular podcasts not necessarily a network itself that's popular but they both of those networks have extremely popular podcasts on the network and i you know i i see this it is a there there's something going on here and i'm not exactly sure what that's going to be i don't think it would be who've Spotify to to make podcasts exclusive because all it would do is bring down their numbers significantly but i would like to see where this strategy is going and you know in five years what does it look like oh i i have a guess at that i mean my my my guess is that what spotify is doing here is going using these podcasts as a revenue generator just selling ads straight into it using that as an ability to sell ads to other podcasts that are on the spotify platform trying to make spotify be the preeminent place where people go well i use spotify for my podcast because it's so good and creating some exclusive podcasts that are sort of like bonus content not not the leader not the one that everybody wants but the one you're like oh they also have that oh but i can only get that on spotify uh those are the areas i see them moving into well starting march 5th twitter or old pals uh i shouldn't say that not really anyone's pal anyway they may label faked images video and other media that have been significantly and deceptively altered or fabricated that's a quote as manipulated media and link to twitter moment sections that gives more context if media or manipulated media is presented as truth and is quote likely to impact public safety or cause serious harm unquote it may be removed when making a decision twitter will look at the accompanying text and account information users can appeal decisions which goes a long way to kind of my question about fake positives and there are false positives that sort of thing but anyway along with faked images and video twitter will also consider modifying modifying subtitles or voiceover as manipulation as well yeah so if the subtitles have been changed or if someone has manipulated the voiceover to make it sound like it's saying something different than it did before uh that counts under these rules and uh i i you know this is a hard line to walk because you don't want memes to be outlawed right that's that's everybody's fear like wait so i can't you know fake a meme no that's not what twitter's saying they're like if you're trying to deceive someone we're going to label it and we're going to try to give people a twitter moments link i'm not sure how useful that is but a twitter moments link to figure out what's really going on if we think it's significantly going to impact public safety or if it's going to cause serious harm then we reserve the right to remove it uh this is all in twitter's judgment though and that's where the rubber meets the road yeah it would be interesting to see how that all pans out just because false positives are a thing and they aren't going to do these manually so i have a lot of questions about how good it's going to be but let's see how it goes z-nets mary joe foley reports microsoft announced internally a reorganization in its experiences and devices unit uh one of the experiences is windows and the devices are surface and well they're going to merge those two together the windows experience client team will combine with the hardware team under hardware chief panos panai starting february 25th windows experience head joe balfiora will continue to lead the essential products inclusive community or epic team that's the one that includes mobile apps but starting this autumn after a sabbatical belfiori will co-lead the office experience group with alex holichag uh so alex will do the engineering i think and or vice versa uh and joe belfiori will do the product uh as co-leads of office experience this does not move the core os of windows at all the actual kernel the underpinnings the how it works the core os is under the azure engineering organization however the move does further formalize microsoft's process of aiming to design surface the windows experience and office so that they all work well together that that while windows is usable on multiple devices uh that it works really well on the hardware that microsoft makes so that's good for you as a user right because if you buy a surface then then everything seems to make sense it may not be great for third party manufacturers microsoft's lineup till now has been we're just making hardware to show how you can move into new categories but the hardware sales of surface have been good enough that people are wondering if microsoft might go well but even after that category is established we might want to continue to make some money off of it i mean my you and i talked about this pre-show so i feel i've thought about it more and i now feel confident in saying this it feels like as a regular windows user and as a regular mac os user that os is in general but but in particular windows feels more like these days that there are about nine or ten teams contributing to it and by that i mean it just feels a little patchworky um everything from sudden updates that you didn't know were coming that happened whether you want them to or not that's a whole diff that's more of a process thing but the actual ux the actual usability of windows how it functions the fact that the the control panel is like three different control panels now with they're just different skins on the same control panel like a lot of leftover stuff new stuff covering up the old stuff never know what stuff you're going to be forced to look at and update sometimes change that just more than ever i feel like windows is in this weird place and i wish there was a cohesive design plan that would bring it more closely to what i've always or i should say usually expect from mac os but even that in the last few years has experienced some of these sorts of things um i don't know you know that's sort of apropos of nothing here uh but it but it is when you when this came up on the notes it reminded me of that and just got me to thinking about how how much more i think windows could i don't know be great right now it's okay and it gets the job done and it's dominant so they don't have to do anything really to really truly push that dominance but it doesn't feel like anybody in particular or any one group has control over that design and well it they did it was joe bel fiori and now it won't be it'll be panos but nice team uh there there was a the in fact the whole point of this story is that there's a windows experience team devoted to fixing all of these things and think back to windows 8 wasn't it worse i mean it was but at least it was like and what has happened is as they try to pick up the pieces from windows 8 you still see those pieces there but i think personally it's been getting better because they've been trying to integrate office surface windows experiences all into one and we just haven't got to the end of that cleanup process yet yeah i think that's probably that's probably fair i mean the problem with 8 wasn't so much that but the one thing i liked about it is it did seem like okay brand new vision here's the focus boom here it is not everybody liked it it had its problems there's no question about all of that but now it just feels seven felt more focused than this 10 just feels yes lap dash and all this other stuff i could go on for days but i i think you're reacting to problems in windows 8 that have made it harder for windows 10 to be as focused it also may be reacting a little bit to the fact that that microsoft is no longer doing these five-year plans but doing constant updates so windows 10 has been windows 10 for years now and will continue to be which which means you don't get that fresh new like okay i'm going from xp to 7 because i skipped vista you don't get that anymore you're just on windows 10 from here on out i thank you for skipping vista russian security researcher vladislav yamak published details of a vulnerability in firmware for chips from huawei owned high silicon high silicon is a fully owned subsidiary of huawei the chips are often used by other manufacturers in security cameras network video recorders dvrs yamak said the exploit combines four security bugs that have previously been reported march 2013 march 2017 july 2017 and september 2017 these are known vulnerabilities in high silicon just hasn't patched them the vulnerability would let an attacker access telnet and log in and gain root access yamak did not report the vulnerability to high silicon claiming he doesn't trust the company to fix the issues since they have left these previously known vulnerabilities unpatched so he thought it was safer to just tell the public rather than wait around uh to see if they were going to patch them yamak has made proof of concept code available on github for users to test whether the devices are vulnerable and you can either stop using the devices if you find one that has high silicon in it or he says if you just can't afford to replace it uh he recommends restricting network access to these devices so only trusted users can access them especially on ports 23 tcp 95 30 tcp and 95 27 uh because those ports can be exploited in attacks this is not huawei's networking gear i want to make that very clear it this you can't just jump and say see this wholly owned subsidiary is doing something bad and therefore i can't trust this other thing that's unrelated to it but it is a good example of what huawei has come into criticism for uh itself which is just not doing a good job patching stuff this this is not a good way to be a spy to leave like known vulnerabilities because everybody knows they're there uh they're this is not a good backdoor if you really want to spy on somebody it's just incompetence how many people oh go ahead it's also if the last exploit that that yamak was able to to to pinpoint was in 2017 and says i don't trust the company to fix this why are we hearing about it now because he's saying uh these exploits were out everybody let people know about him and then he's like i went back to check and see like i patch them no they didn't in fact four vulnerabilities can be used together to do this even cooler thing if you're a hacker uh or even more dangerous thing if you're somebody who has the device how many do you give any indication of how many devices this is i mean we're talking about like that i sell guns in a ton of devices so uh you probably just want to if you're really concerned you either want to check your products to see if you can figure out what chips in them or use this github tool to just running on your network and see if it detects any of this stuff there you go hey folks if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes be sure to subscribe to dailytechheadlines.com one of the starboard pieces of film history is a 52nd silent movie of a train pulling into a station it's it's famous you've probably seen it it's the one that is often shown along with apocryphal scenes of people ducking as they mistake the train for real nobody knows if that really happened but that's the story is that no one had seen a movie before and so everybody like flinched uh when a train kept started rolling down the screen the historic film was made by the lumiere brothers in 1896 using a cinematograph camera on 35 millimeter film now that's not very high-risk right it's 35 mil but it's old denis shuriyev has used the dain dain and topaz labs gigapixel ai enhancement programs do different programs to transform the film into a 4k 60 frame per second clip dain very cool i know right uh dain creates extra frames to smooth out the motion uh this is a case where motion smoothing is good uh not left on by mistake after you buy a tv so it it fills in the frames in a way that that smooths things out it's very jerky in the original 35 millimeter and then gigapixel ai's algorithm is trained to recognize details and complete an image using bilinear and bicubic interpolation so a little bit of sharpening uh a little bit of accuracy uh for instance bilinear interpolation will fill in pixels so you if you're if you're taking a low res image and you're making it 4k you're gonna have a lot of space where there aren't pixels that's why it looks kind of blurry if you just blow it up so what this bilinear interpolation does is fills in the pixels by creating a gradient between the two nearest pixels so that makes it sharper because you don't have gaps but it's less color accurate by cubic samples from the 16 nearest pixels to the gap which improves the color but that can actually make it blurry still so using both is what gigapixel ai does and that helps correct for each other and cause the sharpness uh this is this is cool looking uh it's it's super sharp compared to the original and uh after they posted this on youtube they added a link to the deoldify youtube channel uh deoldify is a neural network that was used to make a 1080p colorized version of this so you could actually see kind of a natural color version of train arriving in the station this is so cool and it makes me think there's enough granularity in the process that the application is far and wide it's like do we need to take some old thing let's say the hindenburg going down and we need it to not only restore it but let's make multiple versions of it let's see it in color let's see it in 60 frame 4k let's see it with some you know uh with frame you know this frame smoothing or adding frames adding pixels where they're now missing or whatever and just not to say hey now this is the new official thing we we love having the archive but just to be able to look at it in a different way see it in a new light that's fascinating to me this isn't just like the colorization fad of the 1990s uh with ted turner this feels like something else and i really like it i think it's awesome somebody asked what the uh what the resolution of the original 35 millimeter is i don't know exactly for this one but most 35 millimeter film is about 87 megapixels or 320 by 320 so looking at yeah no looking at the um the original video versus the 4k versus the colorized they're all i mean they all feel very rich to me and maybe it's because yes i have seen this original video i don't know over the years and whatever capacity i've seen it in but uh but it's it's sort of like it doesn't necessarily make it better but it does create a richness and another layer that yeah just wasn't there before and that's what's so cool to me it feels people look real instead of looking like yeah that's it exactly it feels modern even though they're all dressed in old timey 1896 clothing uh you they look like real people rather than that a period appropriate versions of people yeah you know in a way it like demythe mythologically eyes them takes them out of myth mythologizes yeah wherever that should go gives them takes away the myth of the 1800s and the herky jerky and the and the all the limitations which are in their own way awesome right and we know no way to diminish those but those people suddenly look like i don't know people i'd see at the mall or the way they move is natural their faces are inquisitive and they look at the camera yeah the the movement is less herky jerky you don't think like oh i guess people in 1890s i'll move like this you know because because you're seeing natural motions the the ones that are hurrying for the train just it's like oh man those those folks are booking i think i attributed their speed to the the jerkiness of the frame rate in the past and and that ain't true uh they're they're they're moved they're just booking along like like normal people and then when you add the color that adds another layer of reality to it because suddenly you know and and these aren't perfect there are some artifacts if you look close they they they look better on youtube than they would on a large screen to be honest uh but it's certainly an achievement it's certainly something that that has an effect yeah it's very cool surrealistic in some weird way and i can't really put my finger on why but it it feels like maybe somebody filmed something yesterday in black and white to try to fool me to look like something that was from the 1800s yeah for sure very odd very odd 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least in my opinion so true so true i i would say that the traditional methods of counting were being run in parallel uh that is why we didn't have any actual problems with the vote they they had paper trail on everything and the vote count is just slow but i think what chris was getting to is not just that they the counting method was running parallel as a backup but that they should have just been telling people like use the app but also call in a phone like let's actually run the whole system as if the app isn't there but use the app to test it out and make sure it works and then you probably would have had a faster count going on and that's that's just good test methodology like like chris says rather than relying on simulations we we don't know if they did simulations or not but even if they did it wouldn't have simulated the amount of load that they experienced and the bugs that they ran into it's also important i or at least in my head to just look at it from the angle of society is has continually tried to move toward a more paperless society a more automated sort of approach to almost everything we do and we constantly step back go that didn't work out very well we got to stick with this oh we got to keep fax machines forever or we got to do whatever and i think this is just another example of that it's just so easy to get all worked up about it given its political nature and i understand that but at the same time yeah they'll probably keep having the backup old ways will probably always be there no matter where this advances to or at least maybe maybe not i mean with your paperless office thing i thought that way five ten years ago like i guess we're not getting a paperless office but now i've rarely print anything like it happened it just didn't happen when we thought it was going to happen because we had to get good at it first right like the first time you have software it's going to break it's going to be buggy that's what people have to realize 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I'm sorry maami, we need to start with the slides already. Maybe the first slide we can incorporate in what you want to say. So the first one is manome ni kujikaza at what cost. So the topic is suffering in silence, manome ni kujikaza at what cost. You wanted to say something. What Dr. Zulu had said about, before that we go a little bit rewind to the part where you said about fathers. I think behind every man who behaves in dismal ways, who behaves without decorum lies a parent who failed in one way or the other. Most of the time, if not all the time, parents have confused the role of being a parent to just providing or making sure that you have food, making sure that you go to school, making sure that you have a roof over your head and a comfortable place to sleep in and they forget to set good examples for their children. It's more than just being there financially, you have to set an example. If I'm doing this, if I am a parent and I'm doing this, would I be happy if my child behaved in the very same way? Parents are forgetting that. So have you ever met a man?  It is so annoying that someone could behave that way and I think it isn't really how someone has, it is not just something that comes up, you wake up and it has been instilled in you. It's something you grew up with.   You think that's okay and it is not. So it all starts from the parents. I understand what you're saying, but I'm also of the notion that anytime now you could be a parent. Yes, true. Start thinking like a parent. You can't keep blaming a parent. We will not blame them how the child turns out on the parent. We have two factors called attitude, your own choices because the same parent brings up a very well to do a child and another one is off the same parent. So if I serve you the same food and you agree you didn't grow, the problem is you, not the food. So I think we need to say she's very true that modeling has a lot of impact but we're also adding that your choice is also a fact. You will not leave blaming your parents on everything and one of these days because the next pressure was going to tell you is the economic times you're living on impact the man more than the woman. When there are no jobs and all that because the first responsibility to provide was the man's. When there is no money, the pressure falls on him first before it goes to the women. We are not minimizing the role of the woman, but we also know that men are committing suicide more. They are going, hey, we are more. They are giving up, they are just quitting and part of my ambition and so help me God is to help young people employ themselves. The problem with our education system it prepared us to be employed, not to be entrepreneurs. They heard and then you get a good job. At government job, how many people can government employ? Another thing is we have a population burst. We are so many now, more than we have ever been. So all the companies that were existing cannot sell that fast to accommodators but I was wondering, I was looking in Ileona school bus is yellow and all that and people are passionate about schools. But I was wondering how many of us because just look at big schools, big names, the northern school, mountain school, the school went on and all that. But we are asking, these schools, what are they producing? I wish they were coming to town to demonstrate real skill like drawing art, something that they can produce money with. Yes, it seems to be burning. Now the fact is that the woman before she gets into a relationship with the male, does he match the background of this guy? Is he employed, is he not employed? Like how much does he make in a month? There's a muitisha this, maybe he doesn't have it. Then it's okay to get to know the man before you judge him.  Maybe I want to get your attention. I have to lie to you at first. So I'll buy you Indian Ocean. Because you are the most beautiful girl in the world. I have passport. I have passport but I don't know what to say. No let me not say that. Say! I don't know what to say. I think...  You guys enjoyed it. Someone actually told me we like to be lied to and I'm not... I think it's a little... Guys who tell the truth are boring. I think it's a little bit. I beg to differ because a guy who tells the truth to me that is actually very enticing. If you tell me the truth I will appreciate your honesty and like a man who will lie to me then later on I get disappointed. It sounds like... Thank you. Tracy you see you are not the majority. You are picking the virtuous girl. No I'm not picking the virtuous girl. I'm just trying not to be narrow minded as the current generation is. So therefore you are still minority. Why you once there? I don't think I've ever been there. I've always grown up differently. You know... What came with me is that I like to believe there is always an opposite of something. Inasmuch as there is bad I've seen so much of bad I believe there is good. Thank you for saying believe. I believe there is good. I believe and I've actually seen good. I have met men. And it is better. Me and Rafi belong to that class. Happily for you. Excuse me. We'll go to the next slide. Thank you very many. Watfefo on Facebook, Watfefo channel on Twitter. How many battered men never come forward? How many battered men never come forward? And this is very interesting topic. Battered physically, battered emotionally. Let me tell you how to slap a man. Don't use your hand. Don't use your hand. If you use your mouth that slap you will live with it. What kind of a guy are you? And you are the kind of woman he was looking forward to to believe in him. And she has mentioned a very key point. That when girls are dating and all that, one thing men are looking for is a woman who will just believe him when he is real. But how to know when you are real? You guys need to walk around with signs. I'm being real. I'm being fake right now. No, that's up to you. Two guys in a relationship. You need to know when you are real. You need to know when you are real. You need to know when you are real. You need to know when you are real. And especially you have learned how to tell lies from truth. What I discourage teenagers 19, 20 and 21 and 22 from dating is because their eyes can't tell truth from lies. Especially except a few have been mentored by adults. Especially first born adults have been mentored to tell truth from lies. Kudanganya kuna chikwang a lot of energy. Mutuana kwa mge wungu first of all to me and get a lot of hand gesture because they are creating it as they are talking it. Akiyongia wukweli we are animated. And they repeat questions. How did you find yourself? I knew how to define myself there. I found myself there by they are connecting dots very quickly. You said you wouldn't encourage people of what age to 22 below. I can't call 22 the age of mystics. Mili se mamu date li, that time I was here. Not as a final.  I have come to notice that with just what he said stereotypes, most of the time give a lot of count on what you will judge in the future. For example right now we have the very famous phrase that people say and I never say I do not believe in but many people say men are dogs. And they say it so much that they actually no please let me finish because they say men are dogs. They say men are dogs. So let me tell you this. Once you believe that or you believe men are liars, men are dogs, men what else? What is there that people say? Trash. We are men at trash. What else? We are open at the same time. This is how it goes. Once you have that notion and once you believe that it does not matter what form this man will come in whether he will come as the perfect embodiment of Christ, bathed and sanctified in holy water you would still see him as a dog. Most of the time. That is how it always is. Water. Don't hold it. Teacher is calling for a break because we need to go to the next slide. Time is running away from us but I am quite enjoying this heated debate and your conversation however you seem to look at it. Okay. Sharing thoughts and feelings ni umama. Is this hurting the adequate growth of the boy child? Mama bagat metumia kizungu. Is it hurting the adequate growth of the boy child? Can you not share your thoughts and feelings? Okay. Let's say I'm in the hood with my boys. Nikuna homies pali. Then like nwa chapewe. Eh Jojana mama niyami niyami niyami ni kaliya, you see. These guys will definitely laugh at me ya water niyama. Kusuna ona niyami ni kakaliya eri ni kai na misita sayamu. Kweli. Ya. Then like when my girl gets the report siyata sayama uhu kuna umama. Umenda oka nii payana uko inje. Nini ni you say Ya understand. If you had a situation that had just happened let's say you in a relationship I'm going to put you in a hypothetical relationship. Alofu mebiki tu anyumba ni kufaniki kwa mazauti na iisdfieldu fezistu ng Nateku ya independent rabbadi Ngili? saludia ya lisha n stormat nisi sexo Yes The problem nowadays is that when you're with someone, whether your friends or your girlfriends, you don't create a platform where you can be able to express yourself freely. That is where you find people are dating someone but they are complete strangers. Most of the time, why people don't say things or don't open up is because the very same things they say have been used against them.  You see you are already hurting, you're hurting enough, I don't need to use this against you again. So I think people should create a platform whereby they can be able to speak to one another, not just girlfriend and boyfriend. What is girlfriend and boyfriend? Isn't just getting a quiet room and you have a moment of intimacy then that's it. There should be communication. Beyond physical intimacy there should be emotional openness. What would make your girl feel special if it's not knowing what's really going on in your life? Ati, but she has said one fear men have. The last time I expressed my heart, I was heart more, so I learned to close in on my heart. Ati, niku se ma unit, a person you can trust so that ili wu me se ma ita trimua next against it. And all of us when we were young we trusted the wrong people. Like in the Bible Joseph told the very people that you need to know what's really going on in your life. So you should not tell people lightly to be threatened by the very thing. So I think she has a very true point. Another thing, maybe I have no parents who I can tell. My homies have already told them there's no solution. My girl is back in the crib at home. I have no solution to the issue that I have. So I just kick you to myself. A problem shared is a problem have solved. Okay, have solved. At least kuna kaki tu kamienda kwa hanzo upo moe. Kuna kutuna kiki? To say me wu mefiniwa na rent, wu mefiniwa na doa wuna, wu wu kumeku patala wami kuhanda. Isi doa wami kuhanda. Kwa li kuchana atua sense. So iti de wu niya kwa wami niya kutuni e doa. Una express to, how was your day today manze? Nyes, bukani mejerik maliza patili doa. Don't worry ituna, mini mungu wia with you. Ii o tu, ataka maji kutuni e npesa. That support is important. I am coming to learn every day that it's very important to affirm your man. It's very important to affirm. Sila zimo soa tum choche, but ikue tu, you can do this. Yes, ningu mo, but I got your back. Important, yeah. It is very important actually. It sounds like you're talking to a child sometimes, but like a straight face and mean it. Because you know, wem wu niya wu na ngependa kwa iskia. So when you're having a bad day. So give it back to him. As much as this man behaves, he is as macho as he wants to look, this man actually needs motivation. There is this artist who sang a song and says even heroes need heroes sometimes. That is actually true. And I think if you have a girlfriend whom you are not telling things, you are dating the wrong people. You should have people whom you can be able to express yourself freely.  You see, you are afraid to do this. Maybe if I did this, it would have been too much. Or if I did this, it would have been too much. It's always like you're in an interview or an audition. What is wrong? And what is the performance that you are tired of being? And do you know what she says? She says, she put up an image. You are always on your phone. I also told people it's still difficult to maintain an image because we are always talking. So the more real I want to be, you seem to be... I am so sorry. Today the conversation is very hot and I think I don't want to go away. But we are going to do this. We are going to read your messages because you matter. In fact, you should probably be more... Be more of matter. Matter more. Let's try matter more. You matter more because we are here because of you. I tried five from Facebook. I tried five for a channel on Twitter. Hashtag is why in the morning... Okay, gimme gimme gimme that sauce. So we have... Wow. African men don't cry girls do but they suffer just the same or even more. Is it true? Is it false? Talk to us. So we have apparently... Lazo, good morning Val. Good morning to you. It's good to be part of a... Okay, guys. Good morning Val. It's great to be part of this discussion today. Mone I would say an African man has been taught to be strong. The narrative of masculinity is deep rooted in our practices that we find crying a petty thing. Oh my gosh. We have Dennis Evans. We have Dennis Evans and then we have Zipi Mugure saying good morning. Good morning to Zipi. We have Kipkeme Boasis. Watcha badua semiati men don't. I do cry every time I get hurt because I know there's power in tears. Men do cry when they get that shoulder to lean on like true friends or real girlfriends and parents. We don't do public announcement like girls crying on streets.  One Nancy says, always watching from Kangema. Always appreciate you. One Nancy, we have Kim Kim. True men do suffer a lot. Like I have passed a lot and hard to my life even can't tell it. Oh, I'm so sorry. I really hope you have a friend you can share with Kim Kim. We have Remy Kago says it's obvious that men do suffer. CWM Tapele says situations do change and hurt and only option is to let it flow. Anatka doonda. Timoakanda I see you in Jeriudeni. It says we men go through hell ask me. As you continue please do not be afraid. Tell us what you really think and we have a producer Magustu Babu says this is true men do suffer and he says lovely Sana. It is always always lovely. Happy your comments displayed. Me naapenda tu. Just in short, atasiki zungunda kupia. Me naapenda tu na vanyatu kawwewe utu patiapu comments ako. Facebook, Y-54, at Y-54 channel, Twitter hashtag is why enumaki. Guys, we gotta live, we gotta go. Can you summarize in a few words please? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, I would like to say, okay guys open up, feel free to share your thoughts, feelings, everything. A solution is apatikana tu. Right? It's gonna be okay. Thank you, thank you. Okay, I want to encourage all men that let's be real, you last longer when you are real.  And if you need professional assistance, if you want us to chat, my Facebook is Zulu Benjamin. Zulu Benjamin Facebook, Gmail, Zulu Benjamin, at gmail.com. Yeah, I hear he's a very honest guy. Weh, weh, weh. Weh, enumami your last remarks. I would like to say that to the young generation right now, don't get it twisted by what people say or the stereotypes out there. Love is a beautiful thing. Get out there, experience it. You'll not love when you feel love. And when it's also not love and it turns into something else, also know it. And as for the men, masculinity or you being strong or you being macho should not be at the cost of your own self-peace and tranquility. That is all that I can say. Love is a beautiful thing, experience. And parents set a good example. There are a couple of boy children who want to see you after this. I don't know. All right, my message is to queens. Queens please are from your man. Just be good. Speak life into him. Tell him he's amazing. And he can do this. He got this. He should not have any reason to fear. We're just mumbetu vitu po po asawa and mean them. Look it to his eyes maybe even a little bit. Who squage a boring girlfriend all the time. I try to find from Facebook. I try to find from China on Twitter. Hashtag is why in the morning we are so, so glad you decided and chose to spend these couple of hours with us. You could have been anywhere else. We want to wish you a spectacular day and we will be coming up with more updates from the collapsed classroom at Dougoriti from the school. Let me not make a mistake. Precious talent school. All right guys, this is the part where we wave.


Let's jump in. So Israel, God. Netanyahu is one of the shrewdest political animals I've ever seen. He has managed to stay in power. He lost power for a little bit, but came back. He managed to cobble together this crazy coalition. And he rarely makes political mistakes. He makes lots of other mistakes, but he rarely makes political mistakes.  This morning he had to admit that he had made a political mistake. I don't know that he actually admitted that, but after hundreds of thousands of Israelis have been protesting for weeks now, over the weekend it accelerated in particular. Over the weekend or late last week, the defense minister, a member of Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud political party, all of this is about the judicial reform. We've talked about this before. Anyway, the defense minister said he would support delaying the judicial reform and trying to come up with some kind of compromise given how unpopular it was among Israelis, given how controversial it was, and maybe they should put a pause on it and delay it. Netanyahu fired him for that. That stimulated even more protests in the street. These are not exactly necessarily people who support the defense minister. But the idea that Netanyahu would just bullheadedly go forward with this, even when his opposition to it within his own political party, not to mention a majority, it seems like a majority of Israelis, was, you know, people couldn't stomach it and basically went out to the streets, they're still out into the streets, putting pressure and trying to come up with a compromise. And in this case, I'm on the side of, there's no question, I'm on the side of compromise. The Netanyahu proposal is a terrible proposal. The judicial reform is basically sponsored by crazy right wing semi-fascist political parties who I think would like to use their ability to pass, use their power to pass laws that clearly discriminate against Arabs and clearly violate the rights of Arabs. And in the past, the Supreme Court has overruled those kind of laws and they would like to get rid of their veto power the Supreme Court has. While I think the current judiciary system in Israel is not a good one, and it kind of reinforces or sustains, it gives too much power to the left in its current structure. It needs to be performed, but the Netanyahu proposal was a terrible proposal. It basically eliminated any sense of independent judiciary and it eliminated, it completely politicized the judiciary. So it prevented the judiciary from being a check on the legislature and the executive, which is the way it is in the United States and many other Western countries. Netanyahu knows this. He understands the constitutional nature of American political system. He is a smart guy. He knows that it was an awful proposal. It's a proposal that is there for power and power alone. And good for the Israeli people who rejected this and hopefully are going to force Netanyahu to some kind of negotiating table, to some kind of deal that both reforms the existing system which needs reform, but yet bases it on a better foundation of an independent judiciary that has some oversight over the legislature and the executive. The legislation is now being postponed to Netanyahu and TV tonight and postponed it to the summer. That gives them plenty of time to reconsider, to think this through. In a compromise with his fascist right wing coalition member, Netanyahu has announced that the government will form a national guard, Israel doesn't have a national guard, doesn't need a national guard, but Israel will form a national guard, I guess, for internal security, that will be now under the command, if you will, under the responsibility of the Minister for Internal Security, who is kind of maybe the most fascist of all the members of the Israeli parliament, and he is now going to be responsible for a new national guard that is going to be formed. Nothing good is going to come out of this. Nothing good is going to come out of this coalition. Netanyahu is compromised with the worst elements of the Israeli right, and I don't think anything good can come of this government. What Israel needs is a secular center-right government, and such a secular center-right government can be formed. I'm not sure it can be formed with Benjamin Netanyahu, but when Netanyahu leaves the Likud, whatever remains of the Likud will be able to form, I think, a much stronger and much more legitimate and much more respectable government than Netanyahu has just formed, and a much more secular government, while still maintaining a secular right position. Netanyahu is just a horror, and he is a disaster for Israeli politics, and the only thing Netanyahu cares about is sustaining his own position of power. This is not for the good of anything or anybody that he functions other than his own self-preservation as a politician, as a political powerhouse, and to avoid jail, because he is under prosecution, justifiably or not, he is under prosecution. So, yes, the bill is off the table for now. There will be no vote this week. It's been delayed to the summer. That is a good thing.  But yeah, I mean, I don't think it's going to be formed. I think this is just, again, this is kind of Israeli politics.  This last few weeks in this particular government takes it to a whole new level, really to a whole new level, and sad, sad to see. It's just possible for you to trade with me. You get value from listening. You get value from watching. Show your appreciation. You can do that by going to www.uranbookshow.com.  Also, if you'd like to see the Iran Book Show grow, please consider sharing our content and of course subscribe. Press that little bell button right down there on YouTube so that you get an announcement when we go live. And for those of you who are already subscribers and those of you who are already supporters of the show, thank you. I very much appreciate it.


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